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THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB NOTICE TO MEMBERS ANNUAL RACE MEETING

Saturday 22nd. Wednesday 26th & Saturday, 29th March, 1952.

(Held under the Rules of the Hong Kong Jockey Club)

The First Bell will be ung-at-11.30. sum, and the first race will be run at 120 Noun, each day. The tiffa interval is alter the fourth race (130 p.m.)

There are twelve faces each day (36 in all).

at $72.00 each may be obtained at the Through Tickets Compradore Office of the Treasurers, 1st door, Telephone House, also ticket at $2,00 each for the Cash Sweep on the last race of the Meeting on 19th March as well as the Special Cash Sweep on the "Hong Kong Deby scheduled to be run on 31st May, 1952.

Thatch Tue: reserved for this Meeting but not paid for by 10.00 am on Friday, 21st March, will be sold and the reserva-

cancelled for future meetings,

tion

To avoid congestion at the Club's Offices at Telephone House, non-members are requested to purchase their sweep tickets at the Club's Branch Offices at

5, D'Aguilar Street, Hong Kong

ог

382, Nathan Road, Kowloon. TOTALISATOR

The attention of Totalisator Investors in drawn to the following roles:-

THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, MARCH 28, 1952.

PHILIPPINE PAIR EXTENDED BY UNSEEDED CHINESE YMCA COMBINATION

By "ARGONAUT"

The Philippines combination of A. Torres Jr. and M. S. Yanga, just managed to make the third round of the Men's Doubles event of the Colony Open Badminton Championships, which continued at St. Teresa's Hail last night.

Pitted against the unseeded Chinese YMCA pair of D. C. Lau and P. K. Hooi, the visitors took the first set. by 15-8, after trailing behind by 1-5 in the initial stages. Both the Philippine players displayed an excellent defence, but did not appear to combine together too well,

Lau and Hooi held the offensive in the.seeund set and with nent drops and follow-up smashes went to a 7-1 and 11-4 lead. Torres and Yanga rallied to 11-11 It three successive drops by Honi at this sture aut a smash by Lau completed The second set.

actually leading by 11.9 before Toy drew level and clinched the

SUL

The third set saw the visiters (never lves up fighting, parti- with a 6-1 lead, but the local cularly in the recond set when pair pissed then at 0-5 and he drew up froin 4-0, 7-11 and the 10-12 to 12-12 before gracefully hum 8-9, went again into

bowing out of the tournament lead at 19-9.

Yriga was seen at his best in this event.

In the Orst set, Lee took a nt this stage, With good short

but a series of out strong smashes 6-1 lead,

Men's Singles-Robert Tay best F services, and

at the hois by him enabled Young to M. Rozario 15-1, 15-11; A. Young beat and fest upping shots

C. R. Leu 15-10, 15-12. six points in a row. net he brought the score to 13-reel off

LEE EXTENDS YOUNG

ex-

THE RESULTS Results of Colony Badminton Championship matches played at S: Teresa Church Hall ins; night ware:

Men's Doubles W. B. Brown and C. Au brat 9. Sein and K. Y. Tso 3-0, 15-0, A. Torres and M. Yanga best P. K. Roof and D. C. Lau 13-8, 11-15, 10-15.

CUP FINAL PREVIEW?

Roy Benticy (right foreground), Chelsen's Inside-left, seen testing Simpson, Newcastle's goalkeeper, in a League match at Stamford Bridge.

Cowell (left foreground), Newcastle left-hack, is seen running to assist his 'keeper. Standing by Bentley is Brennan, Newcastle's centre-half.

These two teams, engaged in the Cup semi-finals on March 29, may be fight- ing each other for football's greatest honour at Wembley on May 3rd.-Express Photo.

anil it. Young beat Mrs Mary Chow TOMORROW'S

and J. Keo 15-2, 15-4,

TONIGHT'S GAMES

10, only to see the Chinese pulr Lee again led -6, only to con-

cede

of seven another string ven up at 13-13.

They led 2-1 after deuce was points to give his opponent a

Ladies Singler-Miss Stella Correa called and, went on to score the commanding lend of 13-8 and

their the set at 15-30.

beat Mrs Eltek 11.0, 11. required three points on

Mixed other Men's Singles

Doubles-Miss W. Cheung In the next two services,

evening, match of the Colony Champion R, Tay had surprisingly easy 15-1 first sot passage against F.,M. Rozario. Pinsel with short services in the first set, the highly rung constantly plied his Rozario opponent with half-court lohr which were put away by Tay's powerful smashes,

In a hard-hitting Singles quarter-final match, the holder Hamon Young was extended to two grueling sets 10-15 and 12-15 by a fighting C. K. Lee

Lung baseline rallies and hard smashes featured the game, with Young enjoying on advantage with an orthodox backhand,

Lee again upheld his reputa- of being a player who

tion

Rozario put up a much bettre show in the second set and was

AUSSIE SELECTORS

REPLY TO BARNES

Sydney.

7.15 p.m.: Men's Singles J. Koo v. B. Tay.

7.45 p.m.: Men's Doubles--P. Wong & C. K. Lee v M.T. Lưm & W. N. Cheng,

—

8.15 p.m. Mixed Doubles

T. Remedies & J. A. Mir Soares v. Mies Hiejen Kwong & W. F. FOD,

8.45 pm. Men's Singles -- lenh Heck-thye v. P, K. 1ozi. 9.15 p.m.: Mixed Doubles Men B. Remedios and M. T. Lam v. Mis S. Correa & B Funk.

9.45 p.m.: Men's Doubles--W. F. Foo & R. Young v. C. A. Remedios & J. C. Koh,

MONDAY'S PROGRAMME

7.45 p.m. Men's Doubles--R. Tax & K. Y. Tam v. W. Brown & c. Au

0.15 pm: Ladies' Doubles--Mrs The second stage in what may easily be cricket's

G. Sequeira & Mrs M. Roná-lo v. biggest-ever legal battle has developed in Sydney.

Two days before the expiry of the ultimatum in which Ms M. Gonaives & Miss M. 8.43 p.m.: Ladies' Singles-Miss Sidney Barnes 'threatened further action' the Australian | Xavier. Bond of Cricket Control has replied to his recent mani-B, Renatlas v. Mis T. Remedies. festo.

legalu the Board feels that because Barnes backed by advice, had demanded reasons of matters you have reetntly for his exclusion from the brought to its netice, it should Austration

Test team against state that at no time has it ho the West Indies,

bcfore any information what- It was known that che soever surgewing any act of dis- or cariuct player had been struck out for honesty on your part or con reasons ollier than cricketing offensive to ordercatorg

Family." been members of the Royal Fa Barnes has

identified

acting under

the Barnes, commonly ability,"

player concerned.

advice of Mr J. W. Shand, Q.C.. when told of the contents of the lester, said: "I have no comment now but I shall probably make In public statement from

the offee of my legal adviser in a few days.

Those nearest to Barnes be-

25

It is apparent from the

Board's answer of the Karnes

the

text that

one

Dividends will be paid, on the winning and placed ponies So declared by the Stewards when the "All Clear" is given, The "All Clear" signal will be inlicated by a white light ut the Totalisator Tower. BACKERS ARE ADVISED NOT TO DESTROY OR THROW AWAY THEIR TICKETS UNTILrelying on legal advice. AFTER

THE "ALL CLEAR" SIGNAL HAS BEEN EX- HIBITED.

is not the only

"GUARDED REFLY Most siriflent feature of the

guarded reply is that the Bord examined and checked that a player was beftion cannot be rectified later,

Totalisator Tickets should be

as mistakes of any leaving the Selling Counters Cash received in respect of Dividends should be checked before leaving the Pay-Out Counters as no claim for short payment of the value of tickets presented can be entertained once Investor have let the Counters.

All winning tickets and tickets for refunds must be presented

for payment at the Race Course on the day to which they reler, but none will be paid later than one hour after the time for which the last race of the day has been scheduled to be run.

In no circumstances will any Dividends he paid or refunds made unless a ticket is produced. Payment WILL NOT be made on torn or disfigured tickets.

MEMBERS' BADGES AND ENCLOSURE

SETS OF MEMBERS' AND LADIES' BADGES WHICH ARE BEING ISSUED FOR THE 1952 RACING SEASON ARE NOT 1951 SETS ARE VALID VALID UNTIL 1ST APRIL, 1952. UNTIL THEN,

Members and guests are reminded that they and their ladies MUST wear their badges prominently displayed throughout the Meeting

NO ONE WITHOUT A BADGE WILL BE ADMITTED TO THE MEMBERS ENCLOSURE.

Badges admitting ladies not in possession of Brooches or Season tickets and gentlemen, ndi-inembers of the Club, to the Members' Enclosure and Club Rooms ut $10.00 per day including tax, for Idles or gentlemen are obtainable through the Secretary at Telephone House, on the written or personal introduction of a Meinber, such member to be responsible for all visitors introduced by him, and for payment of all chits, etc.

Only a limited number of badges admitting to Members' En-

closure will be on sule at the Itace Course.

The Branch Offices, the Treasurers' Compradore Office and the Secretary's Office will close at 10.00 a.m, cách day. The Treasurers Compradore Office and the Secretary's Office ore situated at 1st Floor, Telephone House.

A limited number of tifins will be obtainable at the Club House provided they are ordered in advance from the No. 1 Boy (Tel. 27818).

NO CHILDREN WILL BE ADMITTED TO THE CLUB'S FREMISES DURING THE MEETING.

PUBLIC ENCLOSURE

The price of admission to the Public Enclosure is $3.00 each day including tax for all persons including ladies, and is payable at the Gate,

BOOKMAKERS, TIC TAC MEN, ETC., WILL NOT BE PER- MITTED TO OPERATE WITHIN THE PRECINCTS OF THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB.

MEALS AND REFRESHMENTS WILL BE OBTAINABIE IN THE RESTAURANT IN THE PUBLIC ENCLOSURE.

SERVANTS' PASSES

Servants passes will be issued to privato bax bolders' only, who are requested to distribute them with discrimination and tó endorse their names on the passes, Holders of such passes are not permitted in the Members' Enclosure except for passing through on their duties and must remain in their employers stands,

Owing to the congestion in the Members Betting Hell and at Booths adjacent to Boxes in the Coffee Room, Box-holders and Members are requested to ensure that thoir servants make uso only of the Public Betting Hall, Military Polico will posted at

he is determined to issue to ils conclu-

lieve there is no doubt what- excluded or the Barnes was the ever that

They

deny press the merely player.

The text from the publishing the fast.

0.15 p.m. Men's Singles--A Torres, Jr. Y. J. Koo or R. Tay,

0.45 pm Men's Singles-W: F. Foo v. Bill Funit.

HOME

SOCCER

Blackburn's Appearance In Cup Semi-final Is

Cinderella

A

Says

Story

DENNIS HART

-The Cinderella story come true. That describes the appearance in tomorrow's semi-final at Hillsbrough, of Blackburn Rovers. Four months ago Blackburn had played 16 Second Division matches and all they had to show for those games was six points. They were well and truly bottom of the table, six points behind the next club.

It was beyond the wildest dreams of their most rabid supporter that they would reach the semi-final of the FA Cup, and even have an outside chance of promotion. But that is what has happened.

Callover On The Quigley, whom they

Grand National

London, Mac, 27, Quotations

tonight's ot Victoria Club callover on the Grand National, to be run at Aintree, Liverpool, on April 5

were:

1

and

28 to Skyrcholme,

33 to 1 Legal Joy, Menzies, Wot No Sun and Border Luck.

Irish 40 to

Lizard,

100 to against Royal Tan, 100 to 7 Freebooter and Teal. 22 to 1 Pearly Prince, 25 16 1- Early Mist, Raimond, sion in whatever legal form heIcy Calm and Another Delight Sedelary is advised. London Express

Overshadow W. H. Jeanes reads: "I have been Service.

PRESS STATEMENT directed to inform you the Boari

Sydney, Mar, 27. Test cricketer Sie Former player was disapproved as a never published the fact that any

a Press statemen nor does it publish the name of today named Keith Johnson as member of the Australian tram, Barnes, in cay player disapproved or reasono

one official

who had suggested for dampproval. However I have that he discontinue his protest heen further dirtcted to inform against the Board of Control,

Barnes said that he had been Sharon Loses To approached by other members of the Board with requests that be drop his complaints.

British Golfers

Trail At Sydney

rensons

H

far

1

Peggy Franks

but

On

By lavish

Colony Chess Championship Surprise

How has this amazing transformation been brought about? spending in the transfer market? Not on your life,

Chelsea will look to the op- Blackburn indulged in

ΟΣ inside- right one big buy. That was Eddle portunism

obtained Bentley, who is back to inter- from Preston for about £10,000, national form, and 20-year-old He helped them turn the corner centre-forward Bobby Smith to by scoring six goals in his first track Arsenal's defence.

which gaye Hackburn solid centre-half Harris rests the alx gam nine

Then

he was injured, and

their Injured had a long lay-off. subsequently But the club's revival continued, players, Forbes, Logle and Lewis should again And the

the strange fact about it is are fit, Arsenal that to achieve it they played carry too many guns for their the same brand of football that opponents SEMI-FINALS had previously kept them in the depths of the League table.

soccer.

are

a

<esponsibility of holdin's

attack.

Providing

four.

the

There was a surprise in

the first round of the Colony

a ranking

the

Is also semi-finat. Chess Championship, play- Tomorrow It is to their credit that even day in Scotland, where Mathered at the Peninsula Hotel

Third Lanark, when things were going against well play Hearts, and Dundee last night, when S. B. Kho, them they still tried

the first Chinese player to to piny play

The Motherwell-Hearts game take part in several years, good football, and did not resort

will provide n to. "points-at-any cost" tactics. at Hampden Park

To complete the fairy story, clash between those two ace Cup bent L Schure,

Bould

of Hearts and Colony player. their semi-final opponents to scorers,

the Kelly of Motherwell. Newcastle,

· Kho won on steady positional morrow

showed a surpris- Motherwell Dominick's Bar, St. Kathleen II,

glamorous Prince Charming of

ence in their re-

play after Schure, who could ingly good defence

then hope for a draw at best, sirove to preserve his opponent's Starill Bay and Kelek,

On form, Newcastle must be 50 to 1 Cloncarrig-Reuter.

at разу ar-Rangers, and Hearts will have to

Isolated centre

any firm favourites, for their star played fourth round the with

Cosi, atudded forward line has earned be on top form to score. But in them away victories over clubs their replayed fourth round the showed Airdrie, Hearts

In his eagerness to hold on to and with Tottenham such DS

Chemselves 10 be great ger

fighters, this slight advantage, Schure Portsmouth in previous rounds.

wero losing 3-2, arid overlooked his opponent's deve They But they can not afford to

ck-scored four goals in the last half lopment which culminated in a For Block-. Baines said that Johnson,

take game lightly. London, Mar. 27. who was manager of the 1943

burn have a tremendous fighting an hour to run out winners by bishop pinning two rooks. The Thistle game was an unorthodox QGD Schure and went to 30 Sharon Koehnke of the US bur Australian team in England, had

moves. suggested that he would go to was beaten in the first round of spirit, and are renowned as a six goals to

great cup-fighting team. Victory promises to be a real thriller.

In the other Final

cemi-final at had the black pieces. England with the next Austra- the Women's Singles of the

for them in this year's Table Tennis

Johnny Carvalho held G. S. Open Sydney. Mar. 27.

give them Han team if he "allowed the English

record Easter Road, Dundee, with Billy

Coxhead to a draw after losing helm, on current Steel at the British Ryder Cup golfers matter die.

Championship today by Peggy would

number of seven wins,

dispose of Third plece very early on in a tralled in the first round of the

Barnes has claimed that he Franks, a seeded English plays.

Petre Defence. This was They are already joint holders form should 21-16, 21-11, William Wines A£2,508 tourna-

Was omitted from the Third The scores were

of the record with Aston Villa, Lanark

Cup games do not steal all the evening's longest game.

J. B. ment today.

Test against the West Indies by 21-15.

Ray Danenberg beat Mies Koehnke was the only cach having won the trophy six Peter the Board after selection, He has Internationally known

limelight. For with promotion imes.

G. A. Dr Vallfot. Weiss bent and Ossy Rickworth Thornson

buen demanding from the Board American entry.

OUTSIZE QUESTION MARK ond relegation struggles reaching Laing in 43 moves and Karel

there will be led the field with four under tho

their stand The 17-year-old Illinois player

Alec, Nelson has withdrawn But If there is a small query critical stages. has reached the final of the Girls'

battles this after- against him.

from the tournament as ho will par GAS.

Norman Von Nizh had 71, Keith Johnson, who is New Junior or Singles and Doubles. against the Blackburn-Newcastle many stern

be played semi-final, the other, between noon.

be leaving the Colony earlier One of the most important is then came Dal Rees and Harry South Wales member of the These events will

Saturday afternoon-As- Arsenal and Chelsea at White

where Notis than anticipated and his place Weetman 72, Jimmy Adams 73 Board of Control, today denied on

Hart Lane, Tottenham, must have at City ground,

on the fixture list will be taken having told Barnes that he sociated Press,

an outsize question mark chalked Forcat entertain Shaffold United and Max Faulkner 75.

Victory for the home side would by the player-having a bye, The Ceylon amateur, Dick would go to England I he

against it.

to strengthen their dropped the matterUnited

have do 'much wa Greenway, returned 81-United

On the one hand, Fress.

Press.

Chelsea, the unpredictables and promotion prospeels, and at the butt of music holis for many sante time would practically put years. On the other, the mighty the United out of the hunt. Ar Austrian Football

Shefield Arsenal, most famous football Forest won 4-1 at Hongkong Amateur club in the world. Although not earlier in the season, they should Club May Send Track and Field Association has the wonder-side of pre-war be reasonably confident,

in the Third Divisioni South, Team To Manila been recognised by the Interna-years. Arsenal. are still a great tional Amateur Athletic Federn- tion as the governing body for athletles in Hongkong.

Notification to

effect was contained to a letter just received by, the Hon, Secretaries of the HKATTA from Mr Jack Holt, Secretary of the IAAF.

Hongkong Is alto authorised in international to participate competition. This authorian- tien is provisional, pending. Its ratification by the meeting of

International Amidicur the Athletic Federation after the Helsinki Olympic Games at this summer.

NOTICE

THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB

The light signals hitherto uged to signify that an objection, has been lodged and the result thereof have been amended as follows:

Objection

RED BLUE Objection Sustained Objection Overruled YELLOW

Square with white border. Square with white border. Square with white border. These signals will. No exhibited on the Totalisator Tower in the positions previously occupied by the signal ilghts and the Spheres will be dleponsed with,

The objection signal only (Red square with White border) will flash for a short period before it becomes statles, The "All Clear'? nignal will be indicated by a White various polots in the enclosure to ensure that this regulation is light and will be exhibited below the objection 'dignals,

adhered to.

By

Order, H.

MISA,

Becretary.

IL MISA,

Secretary.

INTERNATIONAL RECOGNITION

FOR HKATFA

The

this

1

Home Football

remember

The

Manila, Mar. 28, top-ranking. Austrian football team, Sportklub Wac- ker, may play here next year If negotiations for the Austrians to come, lo Manta are success. ful, it was learned yesterday.

of the Ugarte Coach Emilo

Plymouth should got two points team.

Tomorrow's game recalls the nearer the Second Division by

Bournemouth.

They semi-final battles

between the heating" clubs two years ago. Then it may even increase their lead as was not until extra time of the Brighton and Reading both have replay that a goal from right away games. winges Cox earned Arsen the the all-conquering Lincoln visit In the Third Division North, right to go to Wembley.

Chelsea have further to

Cause

Accrington. The lowly placed Cox. For in the first home side can have little hope semi-final, they were leading of holding the visitor's attack, Manila Interport eleven 19 mera goals scheduled to leave for Hong- 2-0 when he scored a freak goal which has scored

any other club in the kong on April 0 to negotiate with a shot from near the corner than Bag. Not content with this, he country. placed the

London Express Service) Comer for Lesile to snatch Arsonal's No doubt Tlekridge, Chelsea left back, has very strict orders concerning the marking of this live-wire player.

HKRA Rifle Shoot

The next practice shoot of the Hongkong Rifle Association will London, Mar. 27, Recently Arsenot have been be held at Kal Tak on Sunday nt Bradford beat Barrow by disrupted by injuries, and but for 9am, Ranges 200 yards, 300 two goala to nil in a Third these would be challenging even yards and 300 yards. Spoons will Division, Northern Sectioni, root-shore strongly for the Cup and be awarded for the best score in

oach class. ball mich today-cuter, League double.

Association Football

with the trian

Steamp Meanwhile

the Aus Indian Gym- khanu football squad will play here in May after engagements with the Hongkong. Football Association.Ugarte has also ∙Mako instructed to arrangements for a Hongkong team to come together with the Indian eleven in May,France- Presse.

been