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PAN-AMERICAN GAMES

rival, dropped out after a dis- Buenos Aires, May 11. Argentina won sho Pan-puted decision. American Athiello Games to- day when Brazil, its nearest

POCKET CARTOON By OSBERT LANCASTER

to

"Honestly, darling, my figure's right up championship standard- it's just my volleying that's a little weak."

The two countries were near- ly even in both the men's and women's divisions when a dis- pute arose over the winner of the

Tho women's rclaya,

Judges Chilean and Brazilian declared Brazil won the event the 400-metre relay-in 48.8 seconds for a new South Ameri- can record. The third

judge;

on Argentiniun, declared that his. ebuntry's team had won.

The winner would have wON the women's division.

Two hours after the race Brazil was declared the winner. By this time, however, Brazil had retired from the Games pa

protest against the delay. After Brazil's withdrawal Argentina

was declared

the

winner of the men's division with 200 points, Chile second with 105 and Brazli third with 178. Peru 00, Uruguay 18, Paraguay 5 and Ecuador 1 fol- lowed in that order.

The final standings in

wore:Argen- women's events ilna 82%, Brazil 804, Chile 24, Peru 17 and Uruguay 10- United Press.

THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB

the

RACE FIXTURES FOR THE FIRST HALF OF THE 1952/1953 RACING SEASON.

Sat., 27th Sept..

Sat., 11th Det. | Kwanging Handica

Mon., 18th Oct.

Sweep

181 Race Meeting

2nd Race Meeting

3rd Race Meeting

4th Race Meeting

5th Race Meeting

6th Race Meeting

Sut., 26th Oct.

-Sat.."

8th Nov,

Mon., 10th Nov.

E

Sat., 22nd Nov,

Sut..

6th Dec.

Sut.,

13th Dec.

SUBJECT TO ALTERATION

Hong Kong, 1st May, 1952.

THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB

SEVENTH RACE MEETING

Saturday 10th and Saturday 17th May, 1952 (Held under the Rules of The Hong Kong Jockey Club)

There are 20 races. The First Bell will be rung at 1.50 .. and the First Race will be run at 2.00 p.m. each day.

Through Tickets for the 2nd Day, 17th May, 1952, (at $20.00 each) may be obtained at the Compradore Office of the Trea- surers, 1st Floor, Telephone House as well as tickets for the Cash Sweep on the Long King Derby' scheduled to be run on 31st May, 1952

''TUËKE WILL BE NO SPECIAL CASU,SWEEP ON THE LAST RACE.

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 Ofees at:--

5, D'Aguilar Street, Hong Kong

382 Nathan Road, Kowloon. TOTALISATOR

The attention of Totalisator Investors is drawn to the following rules-

Dividends will be paid on the winning and placed ponles so declared by the Stewards whch the "All Clear is given: The "All Clear" signal will be indicated by a white light at the Totalisator Tower. BACKERS ARE ADVISED NOT TO DES-

TROY OF THROW AWAY THEIR TICKETS UNTIL AFTER

THE "ALL CLEAR" SIGNAL HAS BEEN EXHIBITED.

Totalisator Tickets should be examined and checked before leaving the Selling Counters as mistakes of any description cannot be rectifled later.

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 unce Investors have left the Counters.

All winning tickets and tickets for refunds must be presented for payment at the Race Course on the day to which they refer, 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 be paid or refunds made unless a ticket is produced. Payment WILL NOT be made on torn or disagured tickets.

MEMBERS' BADGES, AND ENCLOSURE Members and guests are reminded that they and their ladies MUST wear their badges prominently displayed throughout the Meating. MEMBERS' ENCLOSURE,

NO ONE WITHOUT A BADGE WILL BE ADMITTED TO THE

THE CHINA, MAIL, TUESDAY, MAY 18, 1952,

ESCRIPT

TWO STICKS

Ordeal by picture: Walley Barnes (right) as he saw himself-on a Gaumont- British newsreel-rolling on the ground after the injury that put him out of the Cup Final. Note the two sticks.

Sports Roundabout

Manager Glad He Didn't Get The Big Job

By W. CAPEL KIRBY & DAVID JACK

How many football managers really manage?. We're not asking. That ques- tion comes from a Third Division boss who considors he was LUCKY not to have landed a job with a First Division club when he applied.

Interviewed for the post, he was asked exactly what were his duties with his present club. Back came the answer, "I do everything from picking the team to helping the trainer with injuries, and most of the secretarial work."

When the £35,000 inside- Perhaps that's why he wasn't

he was forward had been written off

against Ireland given the job because you realise that we cannot allowing his failure told, "If you get this position as an England prospect follow- you to pick the team. That may

In November, Jackson told us, be all right in the Third Division "Be careful before you condemn

shirt again within two years." big club."

Stirling

Moss

but it would never work with a Sewell. He'll wear on England In Manx Race

•

*

BESIDE A SEAT IN

THE CINEMA

RESHUFFLE

IN DERBY

BETTING

MI

By DESMOND HACKETT

Wolley Barnes, the Arsenal right-back crippled out of 60 minutes of football in the Wembley Cup Final (which Newcastle United won 1-0). saw the match he inissed in a tiny private elnema in Werdour Street, Lon

don.

London, May 12. The defeat of Silnet and La Varende in France yes- terday caused a reshuffle in the betting on the Epsom Derby at the Victoria Club callover here tonight.

་

Barnes played every kick of those lost 60 minutes. His good foot almost booted to pieces the crutches he has

to use to support his damaged knee.

Thunderhead, winner of the and a English 2,800 Guinças Stablemate of Siluet, is now favourite at seven to one with Silnet next beat at 17 to two;

Three more French horses come next.

When, he saw the goal

that beat Arsenal

minules from time, he. half-rose in his seat and called out: "No! No! I would have been filling that

I must have up.

gave

saved that goal."

For Barnes It was.an ordeal by pic- amazing

tures. He watched the, film as though his Satur- day afternoon at Wembley was just beginning. He grinned back at himself as he was pletured strid- Ing confidently on to the feld; bowed as he saw Mr Churchill moving-to- wards him.

BEFORE THE CINEMA........trajner

Billy Mine bandages Barnes's kito.

"Good, good." he muttered defenders and find a nith, Joo make two Mercer, in the path of his shot.

as he saw himself con@dent tackles.

winner But that Newcastle was the one that

really bit It was an incredible experience Barnes. The first he knew of this taking Barnes to the pic-the score on Saturday was when

an attendant came into. tures.

the dressing room and solemnly said: "They've scored.”

Io seemed so shocked when he saw the injury that beat him out of the game send him rolling ground, clutching his on the koce.

UNHAPPY

PROUD

Barnes said: "No need to ask who had scored but I never realised the way the goal came.... He was the unhappy reflection Dub-Roper had not been lying. at his screen self when he saw injured I do not think the goal

hava comė. would himself shake his head sadly at "Oh! If only I could have been his manager, Tom Whittaker, there," he repeated as his ex- and limp slowly out of the game.hausted teammates,

the gallant The rest of the screen match ten, trailed slowly upfeld for the M. Marcel Bousac's closed at 10 to one, a cut of 10 was the toughest football piece restart.

"I never felt so proud of be- Barnes has never played. points from his quotation

longing to Arsenal as I do now. last Thursday's callover, Thia "That was the Arsenal defence They fought harder and lopger could be expected to

Argur

at

is probably because Argur's

who plan at its best," was his tute than me

stabit companion, Auriban, who

is not in the Derby, was the when he saw Newcastle star for- stand

conqueror of Worden II, Sünet Ward Bobby Mitchell-best-four-(London - Express –Servica). and La Varande who finished in that order behind him in the Pil Hocquort

Faubourg II

by M. Francois Dupre, who has not been offered at any of the five previous Derby callovers, is fourth favourite at 100 to six.

was

This coli, who is due to run in the French 2,000 Guineas at Longchamp next Sunday, heavily supported tonight and backed to win the £17,000.

II, owned Worden

by an 3. American, Rolpu Strasa- burger, and who ran best of the Derby entrants yesterday In France, is at 20 to one. Next comes the first English-trained colt in the betting, Mr Tom Lalley's Titanium, ut 22 to one.

THE QUOTATIONS · Prices ruling at the end of the session were:

7 to 1 Thunderhead II. 17 to 2 Sitnet.

10 to 1. Argur.

100 to 6 Fauborg II.

1' Worden II. 20 to

22 10 1 Titanium.

to

+

25 10 1 La Varende, Toreroas

Tulyar!

18 Time,”

28

Postman's Path,

Attempts Being Made To Rouse British Lawn Tennis Out Of The Doldrums

London, May 12.

Attempts are being made to rouse Britain's lawn tennis out of the doldrums -especially in men's play,.

The progress of Susan Partridge of Staffordshire and Pat Ward, the Surrey girl, has brightened the horizon för at least a worthy challenge to world consideration in women's tennis in the near future, but the outlook is as dismal and as thwarting as ever in regard to Britain's chance of having a young player to make a similar threat in men's tennis.

logging and Some of Britain's Juntor male porarily

have often aroused benefits by the respite to come players hopes with a spectacular tourná- again" and turn imminent de

and then, before feat into a snatched later f ment victory

scarcely the plaudits have

tory. sub- aided, they take. a trouncing

from one of the "old brigade. and to drive home the

ore incisively the members of 1. to

Britain's "old brigade" then Summer Rain, Khor-Mousa, crumble up just as disastrously when they are faced by the Aratal II and Bob Major.

10 10.1 Speech Maker, Caer-acknowledged stars of America, Inverock, Rawson and Mr Cube. and Australia.

50 to 1 Penitent and Castleton.

Douglas, Isle Of Man, May 12, We think the system works

year" In any manager of the

Stirling Moss, British Motor quite well at Old Trafford and ballot nobody is better qualifted

but perhaps Mait for the title than Matt Busby, Racing Champion, will head an Highbury,

Tom Whittaker are whose team switches starting entry of about 30 drivers in the Busby and not with "big" clubs.

with Johnny Carey from full-back British Empire Trophy 200 miles to wing-half, have been sheer motor race here on May 29, If Sunderland want a successor managerial genius.

Experts predict that it will be for Trevor Ford,, they've not

the greatest car contest staged in need to travel far or pay a big Take also, the case of young the Isle of Man in 30 years, The

This lad was

race is for production sports fea to get him. Bishops Boy's Roger Byrne. Club, one of Wearside's leading signed as an outside left, tried machines Atted with full road-Reuter. Junior teams, have a centre- at left half-bacle and had settled equipment and speeds of over 150

at full-back when miles per hour are expected. forward Freddy Rodgerson down nicely with 120 goals to his credit this Matt returned him to his original

position.

Moss, who won last year's race, Asked how he felt about it, in a Prazer Nash at an average Roger replied: "My feelings speed of 67.27 miles per hour, don't count when Mr Busby will drive a Type-C Jaguar this thinks an experimental move is yaar, Reuter. good for the game."

season.

EYES WON'T HAVE IT Enviously watching George and Ted Robledo performing against was yet Arsenal at Wembley another brother, Walter, who

Jack Solomons Assured

Badges admitting ladies not in possession of Brooches or might have been Cup fighting out like taking orders from a former Konte de France The London, May 12,

Season tickets and gentlemen, rion-members of the Club, to the Members' enclosure and the Club Rooms at $10.00 per day including tax, for ladies or gentlemen are obtainable through the Secretary at Telephone House, on the written or personal Introduction of a Member, such member to be responsible for all visitors introduced by him, and for payment of all chits, etc.

Only a limited number of hadges admitting to Members' En- closure will be on sale at the Race Course.

The Branch Offices and the Treasurers' Compradore Office will close at 11.00 a.m. and the Secretary's Office at 11.45 am, each day. The Treasurers' Compradore Office and the Secretary's Office are 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 PRE- MISES DURING THE MEETING.

PUBLIC ENCLOSURE

The Price of admission to the Publie Enclosure will be $3.00 per day including tax for all persons Including Ladies, and will be payable at the Cinte.

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

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

SERVANTS' PASSES

Servants

passes will be issued to private box holders only, who are requested to diatribute them with discrimination and to endorse their names on the passes. Holders of such passes are not permitted in the Members Enclosure except for passing through on their datles and must femain in their employers' stands.

Owing to the congestion in the Members' Betting Hall and at Booths, adjacent, to Boxes in the Coffee Room, Box-holders and Members are requested to ensure that their servants make use aply of the Fabile Betting Halt Milliary Police will be posted at various points in the enclosure to ensure that this regulation Is othered" to:

By Order.

H. MISA,

Secretary.

Cycling Race

Morle

surance

BASIC PAULT?

Those who have Britain's tennis at heart have already to ask if there is not begun something basically wrong in Britain's approach to the game and world challenge,

They point to the

Critics are beginning wonder if there should not be in official coaching a change ideas.

LENGTH CONTROL Dan Muskell who has been of Britain's "Teading And mast popular coaches for years, has never disguised the fact that he attaches major importance to length control and perfect stroke production. A

one

But, argue the critics, what is the use of working for and achleving opening

by the

America and Australia seem to duced strokes and:

fact that orthodox and All

allowlog have no dificulty in finding and an

main opponent whose boxing Professional footballers don't

London

pro "grooming" young teen-agers to strength is more in ruthlessness moter, Jack Solomons, stated maintain the succession of of eccuring winning. points than probably ex-

that he had received, an as-supremacy, while Britain makes perfection of strokes to nullify in the middle but for poor colleague, which

from the United no headway,

their classical éffórts. :- eyesight. "The footwork's there: plains why so many people who but the eyes won't have it, tipped Len Goulden for the

Slates that the winner of the fight world Ughtheavyweight

Öne significant difference be- explained elder brother George Chelsea job were wide of the

Only genlus can wed perfect Bagnieres-de-Luchon, between, Joey Maxim and Ray tween the young players of stroke production with "killing" mark

May 13.

Would

meet the America and Australia in com- Robinson If 20-year-old Angela Mortimer

This season an old player, now

Jan Nolten (Holland)

shown how often players from players doesn't reach the top in lawn

won wimmer at the British cruiser-parison with the British Junters speed, but recent years have of today's ninth tennis, it won't be through lack coach, took

of the weight dampionship stage

contest by general agreement the Lancashire club for a training parental encouragement.

Route de France amateur cycling between Randolph, Turpin and noticeable lacic of the "killing America and Australia have spirit in the Brkish players cesses by a ruthless carpsien of Rained quite formidable - of When Angela showed promise at walk, but they took him for a

completing the 152.5 Don Chektell.

Even in the British girls,

taking the battle into the school, the whole Mortimer ride instead. When the coach 50,

wheel," the lads kilometres from Oloron-Spinte

meets Cottell at the 30 mins, Turpin in 4 hrs. family moved from Plymouth to did a "right

The British youngsters, both enemy's camp with strokes White City, London, on Jund Torquay to that she could come kept straight on, spent an hour

10, while Maxim and Robinson girls and boys, show that they that are not and never could be under the care of professional ente, and drifted back to the secs......

ground without him! A.C. Roberts,

Second was Jan Adriaenssens meet in New York on June 23, have the strokes but they show in the "curriculum

too that when the game is goed-H (Belgium) in 1 hrs. 41, mins.

Meanwhile, Cockell is training ed up stroke production loses its They concentrate more en seep.,, and third Georges

and they "ding than maintaining, a We

with rhythm and length are told that a West Bromwich Albion director has Who wants a house rent freor Aymord: (Central: France) in at Brighton for a bout

hrs. 41 mins. 40 sec,- the Hallan, Renato Tontini, at have none of that fra to "kill" rally full of beautiful rhythmic already contacted a Midlands Bangor City are offering one for 4,

Harringay on May 20Reuter an opponent who may be tem- strokes-Reuter, manager about a player-manager edpable

af Reuter. Third Division

In the Cheshire succeeding Jack Smith as boss at piloting them The Hawthorn,

League next season."

· [Bangor,

who earlier in the Northern •League Soccer season transferred that good

Ettle Unive champions Bishop Auckland have to

Mervyn Jones, ¦ to two other done a bit of "pot-hunting this Liverpool have Season with alx cup wins promising youngsters attracting Northern League Challenge Cup, A great deal of outside attention Durham County Challenge Cup, Isfryn Hughes, 17-year-old Channel Islands Victory Cup, centre forward, Bishop Auckland Hospital Bowl, Edwards, outside right, who is Purham Benevolent Bowl and cply, 20. Durham Hospitals Cup,

Even so, they'd gladly forfolt all six for the one Walthani stow won at Wembley,

A ÉOUSE-RENT FREE!

and Seth

1 Bcottish club officials eager to know the whereabouts Duggle Lockhead, the celebrated wing half-back, who managed Norwich City before Norman Low took will be interested to hear Jackle Sewell's International: piyer, come-back he travels to Italy, that he is coaching the Austria and Switzerland with well in Turkish, football... This

Galatasaray club, which:

doing is the FA

tourists come as no should...discount rumours that surprise to Portsmouth manager puggia is in Italy, Bob Jackson.'-

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