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THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, MAY 16, 1952,

CHAMPION PACES CHAMPION

CYRIL WASHBROOK SCORES

4.

182 AGAINST OXFORD

Ceylon Leg-Break Bowler

Makes Impressive

Debut

London, May 15.

Cyril Washbrook, Lancashire and England opening batsman, in scoring a fine 182 against Oxford University at Oxford today became the highest scorer of the season so far.

The previous hest was 171 by Peter May for Cambridge University against Yorkshire while Harold Gimblett reached 169 when batting for Somerset against Worcester.

Washbrook did not give a chance or make a false stroke in an innings which Insted four hours and 40 minutes. It was a splendid innings by a batsman full of confidence and he never looked like getting out until he played on.

Goonesena,

21-year-old finished with

a bowler from Ceylon, making his debut in English irst-class cricket, finished with a match analysis of Light wickets for 88

runs

when playing for T. N. Peare's X1 against Essex at Chelmsford,

Goonesena, who is qualifying for Nottinghamshire, bowls leg breaks with a smooth easy netion and he turned the ball sharply. He broke the back of the Essex Bret innings batting with four wickets for 31 runs and when the County followed on he took four for 55 in the second innings.

Splendid pace bowling by Fred Trueman, on leave from National Service duties in the RAF,

with combined

the accurate slow left-arm deliveries of John Wardle, gave Yorkshire a two-day victory over Somer-

set.

Somerset had little excuse for The collapsing twice in a day. pitch was a little awkward be- fore lunch but there was a lack

a match analysia 31) and 159 (Goonesena four"

for 55).

of eight wickets for 101 runs Wartle took alx wichtona for 58 runs in the second innings and finished with match figures of 10 wickets for 05 runs.

Harold Gimblett and Maurice Tremlett saved Somerset from a complete collapse in their second innings with a stand of 117 for the third wicket.

the more ag- Gimbleit was Ressive, hitting a six and, nine Tours in his Stay of nearly two and a half hours for 83 runs white Tremlett made 43 runs, Reuter

CLOSE OF PLAY SCORES-

London, May 15.

The following are the close of play stores of county cricket matches played today:

At Lord's---Middlesex 209 and 104 for seven (Denis Compton 76), Worcestershire 197 (Dews 55, W. Edrich four for 42.

At Chelmsford-T. N. Pearce's

of resolution about much of them beat Essex by an innings batting..

for

At Huddersfield-Yorkshire beat Somerset by an innings and 32 runs. Yorkshire 311 for six declared. Somerset 117 (Rogers 53, Trueman six for 65, Wardle four for 37) and 222 (Ghmulett 88, Wardle six for 58).

Al Oxford-Oxford University 174 and 90 for two, Lancashire 364 (Washbrook 182, Place 50).

AL Birmingham-Warwick shire 273 and six for no wickel. Clamorgan 220 (E. Davies 73, Hollies Ave for 69). Reutër””

INDIANS TOUR

Cambridge, May 15. The Indian cricketers finished the second day of their match Cambridge University against 74 runs ahead with nine second innings wickets standing and rain to unless there is some effect the easy-paced wicket, a draw seems certain.

to the

Cambridge, thanks mainly to TN. Pearce their and 25 runs.

two Test batsmen, David Temun took six wickets for Team 389 for nine-declared. Sheppard (58) and Peter May

(92) replied with 257 65 bs in the first innings and Essex 205 (Goonesenu four

lourists' first lanings of 285 by the close the runs and Indians had made 40 for the loss of one wicket in their second, knock.

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)

The First Bell will be rung at 1.30 p.m. There are 20 races. and the First Race will be run at 2.00 p.m. each day.

Through Tickets for the 2nd Day, 17th May, 1052, (at $20.00 each) may be obtained at the Compradure Office of the Trea- surers. 1st Floor, Telephone House as well as tickets for the Cash Swerp on the Hong Kong Durby' scheduled to be run on 31st May, 1952.

THERE WILL BE NO SPECIAL CASH SWEEP ON THE LAST RACE.

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

rules:-

5, D'Aguilar Street, Hong Kong

or

302 Nathan Road, Kowloon, TOTALISATOR

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The attention of Totalisator Investors.is drawn to the following Dividends will be paid on the winning and placed ponies so declared by the Stewards when the "All Cleur" is given. The "All Clear" signal will be indicated by a white light at the Totalisator Tower. BACKERS ARE ADVISED NOT TO DES-

how

The accuracy of the Indian bowling and their tight Belding made the University fight for run and Sheppard and every May, probably calling

depended

them, upon much were unusually restrained.

Nevertheless, both showed of class and May, after he had passed especially his 50, cept the crowd en- thusiastic with a wide varle'y cf strokes.

touches

World Champlon Motor Cyclist and Sportsman of the Year Geoff Duke, on his Norton, puces World Record Cyclist Jose Mclffret of France around a three-lap circuit of the Silverstone, Northamptonshire, track during the International Trophy

motor-racing meeting on May 10.

On the three flaps, Meiffret put up 36, 40.7 and 40.7 miles per hour. The Frenchman.recently set up a world record for the Flying Kilometre of 109 miles an hour. Reuterphoto.

Tomorrow's Chances At The Valley

By “RAPIER”

The second day of the Seventh Race Meeting under the auspices of the Hong- kong Jockey Club concludes tomorrow.

Here are my estimates of the chances,

FIRST RACE

(Mr

Lam

EIGHTH BACE

League Tennis

KCC UPSET SOUTH CHINA

One major upset wha produced #11 yesterday's Tennis League matches when Kowloon Cricket Club edged out the Mixed Doubles "B" Division holders, South Chinn, by five sets to four.

With the exception of Patrick Poon, South China felded a completely new tears, and ulthough their first pair, Miss Martha Young and L. Č. Lee, gave the best performance of the atlernoon in winning all their three sets, the Cricket Club's belter-balanced team gave them that slight advantage,

In another Mixed Doubles "B" Division match, another strong contender for the title, Craigen- gower Cricket Club, scored a comfortable 9-0 win over the newly-formed Urban Council team.

Chinese Recreation Club main- tained their reputation as favour- ites for the Men's "C" Division honours, with a double win by both their teams in this division,

THE RESULTS

MEN'S "C" DIVISION Chc 3-XTO 1

CRC "1" beat KTG 8-1 in the Men's "C" Division of the Ten- nis League yesterday,

D.C. Luk and P.F. Choy (CRC) bast K.S. Ling and C.S. Ling 4-4; beat K. Somson and R. Wel 0-4: beat W.. Tsen and Alan Enymond B-4.

Cheung and K.K. Cheung loat to Ling and Ling 3-7; beat Sanizon and Wei.0-1; brat Tsen and Raymond: 0-1-----

C.K. Lee and. S.It. Wong boat Ling and Ling beat-Samsoo- and Wel 6-1: beat Tarn and Ray- mond 6-2.

CRC "2" 8 - CCC 1 Ma' Kia-loong and Lee Kin-woon (CBC) beat F, Yew and c.c. u 6-2; beat L.

B K.L. Sung and LDI 04.

Ju Po-hay and Patrick Yuen best F. Yew and C.C. Hu 6-0; beat Sung and Lu! 03.

EP He and C.C. Tsou loss to F. Yew and C.C. Hlu 4-8; beat Sung and Lul 6-3.

third before The Cralgengower

pale. thes.A.R.. Bux and 7.3, Day, did not

Lurn up.

KCC 6 INC 3

Suffolk Handicap (Third Section):

Gross and C.O." Hobbs KCC)

F brat A.J. Husrain and I. Klichal 0-2; beat M. Samy and 9.3. Kum- fahn 6-3; drew with F. Rumjan

F. Fisher and C. Millet beat and A.. Abbos 0-5. Hussain and Kitchell 6-3; drew with Sammy and Rumjan 8-6; lost to Rumjahn and A.it. Abbas 3-6. *A. Lang and A. Liang beat Hua

ain and Kitchell 6-4. lost to Samy and Rumjahn 5-7: beat Rumlahn and Abbas 6-3,

114 Miles, Chinese Mackerel, which won his event for the third lot beat J. Ewins and Seaton 6-1; beat

of Class 8 ponies a good race is expected.

BCAA & LEC 1 K.C. Wong and B.K. Ho (SCAK) G. Watson and P. Andressen 6-4; beat W. Skinner and J. Loing 0-4.

D.D.

bent Yu and S.$. Yau Ewin's and Seaton 6-3; best Watson end Andressen - beat Skinner and Laing 4-2,,

LONGDEN'S 4,000th

Inglewood, May 15.-

The famous Jockey, Johnny Longderi, rode his 4,000th winner today aboard Floot Diver in the third race at Hollywood Park-United Press,

Inter-School

Badminton Finalists

Although

two.

more

matches remain to be played off, the four teams for the final round of the Inter- School Badminton League

were

decided yesterday when Queen's College beat Wah Yan A.M. by 9-2 und Diocesan Boys' School de- fented Clementi School by 3-1.

over

St. Stephen's College main- tained their record of not hav- ing lost a single set yet in the

a 3-0 win Leogue with King George V School.

team The fourth

for the round is La Salle College,

YESTERDAY'S RESULTS

Queen's College 3: Wah Yan College AM. 2.

Slu Chuen (QC) lost to Ko Wai-bong 0-21; beat Lam Yung- tak 21-11.

beat L

Ng Kam-san (QC) 21-14; lost to Ko 21-23.

Ding Yum and Sin King-sum (QC) beat Teung Ying-kong and

Chi-ching 15-12, 15-2. Cheung

St. Stephen's Boys' College 3; St. Joseph's College 0.

1-Up (SSC) beat Tal Sel-llp Hon-lee 21-5 (SSC) beat Chan

U Sei-ching Yu-ming 21-kle and Loh Hung

21-10,

Khoe

ngal (SSC) beat Rondo Bemardo and J. de Luz 15-3, 18-2. Wah Yan College P.M. 4; King George V School 0. Nelson

Hsi (WY) beat J. Shroff 21-10; beat J. Marshall PI-4.

Wong Wang-hay (WY) beat J. Marshall 21-10.

Wong Hin-woh and Pau Kami- shing (WY) beat M. Robertson and S. Ezekiel 15-11, 11-13. Diocesan Boys' School 8; Clement School 1.

Another ten events will be down for decision, the most important of which are the two sections of the Cornwall Handicap for Class 8 ponies,

issue on this race. A The first saddling bell will be the entries we shall see a grand | out the

at the entries would the first contest with probably a thrilling glance rung at 1.30 p.m. and race will commence promptly at Anish and it is certainly no easy seem to indicate that Glorius, which has now fully recovered matter to plek out the winner. 2.00 p.m.

will probably from its accident just The winner

Meeling, 18 Straight For the Annual come from among ward

Chinese logical choice here for the first Ng), Restposition as it will be Mr T. L. Suffolk Handicap (First Section) Mackerel (Mr

and Wong's mount." T Alea.

Emme (Mr

Comet (Mr Chun Kit), which tomorrow Probability (Mr Tseng). The opong race

Straight Forward, afternoon is confined to Class 8

15 view of was oficially fourth the last ponies to be ridden by approved its fine win in the Laichikok time out, is good enough to take position. For third (First Section) for second novice riders who have not won Handicap

Aesthete (Mr Renfrew) ten races at any time, anywhere. Class 5 ponies over this distance place,

I don't think I shall be for at the Easter Meeting, has

and

The Gazelle (Mr 8. L. wrong in stating that the ponies good chance of scoring a win Tao) should battle it out. to watch in this race are Bitter here, but there is no doubt that Sweet

King-tak), it will meet with serious opi Busy Bee Ringmer (Mr Shih), (Mr C. A. Lee) and Prairie Moon position. (Mr H. H. Chan).

Bitter Sweet, judging from its the Silver Mine Bay Handleap 4 ponies. at the 6th secondi placing in the Pok for Class fulam Handicap (Third Section) Ruce Meeting, is fighting fit at furlongs at the Easter the moment and I believe it six over Race Meeting, should have a should be near at the finish.

Rose Emme and Probability good chance of winning, but

to be ignored, are two contenders which should Ringmer is not although it ran unplaced in the not be disregarded. Though handicapped by the

(second section) absence of the injured players,

above

FIFTH RACE with Phadkac and Chowdhury. the

Mr. F. Noodt up.

But

Handicap Manchester Handicap (Becond Sec- Indians showed their fighting over this distance it is capable uon); From 2 Mile Post,

Iept the scoring

This is the second section of qualities, and

of extending Bitter Sweet. rate down to 48

in an Busy Bee, with Mr Chun Kit the race for Class 6 ponies, and

Minya up, did not impress in its last amongst the entries I like Desert outing when it ran unplaced in Gold (Mr Chun Kit) the best.

disappointed the Ostroumoff) pony failed badly in race, (first section); This this same

(Third backers the last time out very' but it may do better tomorrow | Mataukok Handicap with a change in the jockey de- Section)

Six Furlongs, badly by being unplaced, partment.

when it ran unplaced, although It is at the moment galloping Chung and Mira Chung 8-1.

LAB. de Souza and fiam R. Hum- Prairie Moon

B is usually I cannot account for its failure. well during morning exercise and john best Chung and Ara Kim 6-4;

it it will Over this longer distance

prove a menace to beat Cheng and Mrs Chung 6-3, Henrietta. Them, again, we have beat Chung and Mrs Chung 6-1. should redeem itself.

which Kwak, Jericho (Mr Oliveira) Prince Dahlia (Mr

Bayol and which

cama in

in second in the Bal- came in fourth at the Easter Figueiredo (Recreta) lost to F.C. St. Stephen's C.

Tamworth Meeting in the Pokfulam Handi-Stucky and Mrs A.E. wanho Handicap (First Section) SECOND RACE

for class 7 ponics from the 1-1 cap (first section).. I think it 1-6: best Me and Mrs H.J. Ag | King's C.

strong 6-3; beat J. Dow and Mrs H.M. Fearsan 6-4. Manchester Handicap (First Sac Mile Post, with Mr E. S. Wong will be near at the finish.

Good Bay (Mr H. 4. Chan}

D.M.

K. tion): From 2 Mila Post.

at the Easter Meeting, has with 142 lb., less 3 lb. allowance This race

will be contested Up, at

been improving In its morning to by Class @ ponies. In view of gallops, so much so that I think over this distance, and, in view of carry is undoubtedly good Geronimo's dismal failures on it will give Desert Gold a good Its light burden,, I recommend the second day of the Annual fight in this race.

bearing It in mind, -- Race Meeting with Mr Robert Trai up, many will think twice.

runs

hour. For long periods Livecha, Chulam Ahmed and Ramchand a perfect length maintained and direction, giving the bats- men few chances to scare,

TROY OR TIMOW AWAY THEIR TICKETS UNTIL AFTER conducive to bright cricket but

THE "ALL CLEAR" SIGNAL HAS BEEN EXHIBITED.

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

respect of Dividends should be checked Cash before leaving the Pay-Out Counters as no claim for short payment of the value of tickets presented can be entertained ance Investors have left the Counters,

ceived in

All winning tickets and tickets for refunds must be presented for payment at the Race Course on the day to which they reter, 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 disfigured tickets.

MEMBERS' BADGES AND. ENCLOSURE Members and guests are reminded that they and their ladies MUST wear their budges 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, non-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 badges admitting to Members' En- closure will be on sale of the Race Course.

these

May

The oppressive hoat was not

the opening pale, Sheppard and Bushy (38), put on 92 and a big score seemed likely. When two were out, however, was the only batsman to look really confident and even he was worried Hazare's off spinners,

He reached a restrained 50 in two hours and 25 minutes but then batted more freely and was nally out eight runs short

at

times by

been at the erense for three

Router.

BAILEY TO LEAD MCC

London, May 15, Trevor Balley, the Essex and hps been England all-rounder, invited

to captain the MCC team against the Indions at Lords on Saturday instead of Brown, who had to Freddie withdraw because of Ugament.--Reuter.

ruce

slow starter and Mr Chan will have to do some hard riding if he expects to be anywhere -ncar at the finish.

tion.

over

win-

Henrietta is long overdue for win. It will again be ridden by Mr Shih, a novice rider, and will have 7 lb allowance, It will carry 140 lb instead of 147 lb. This pony ran well to come In scound in the Phaethon

(first section) mite tho, two

At post Annual Meeting, and on showing I am inclined to believe of winning. that it is capable

Miminya

over the that

D.W. Tsang and Y.. Ng beat Ewins and Scalon 6-3; lost to Wat son and Andressen 3-6; beat Skies- Ger and Laing 0-3,

KDC lost to KITC by 27, The match between PORC and HKU was postponed.

MIXED "B" DIVISION ccco Urban C. O 11.M. and Mrs C. Chir (Ccc) beal W.X, Chung and Mrs. Kim 0-4: brat T.S. Tieng and Mrs P.S. Chung 0-2; beat W.C. Chung and is Hsu and Mrs V. Fowler

Mrs Chang 6-3,

M

Chung and Mira Kim 0-3;

beat bast

Chene and Mrs Chung -1; beat

A.V.

Wat Tseng-wing (DBS) beat Chon

Sum-lam

21-M; beat Wong Kwok-wing 21-11.

Jacob Wong (DBS) lost to Wong 13-21.

Bing Woo and Chan Wing- mning (DBS) beat Chow Poo- leung and Fung Hin-yeung 15-7, 15-10.

HOW THEY STAND G

Beellon "A"

Queen's College La Salle

Wah Yan A.M.

Wah Yan F.M.

P W L Pts

5.5

:0-10

b 41 8

f 3 2:0

4 1-3-2 1-3 2 0 8 0

St. Paul Coed. KGVS

4

&

Mias 35.

Section "B" ·

5 32

8 2 3 51:4

Miss Rodrigues and

DBS

St. Joseph's C. Clementi S. Xavier lost to Stucky and Mr Armstrong 6-1, lost to Tamworth 2-0 lost to hdr and Mrs Wah Yan Kin.

Dow and regu T.E. Rodrigues and Mr J. Silva lost to Slucky and Mrs Tam- worth 1-0; last to Mr and Mrs Armstrong 2-6: beal Dow and Mrs Pearson -4.

BCAA • — KỰC & Miss M. Young and Lee Lih-chun

My L.

Coxail

lost to Leonard and Mrs Ramchand

Division

Wed League tennis match on nesday, the Urban Council beat Chinese Recreation Club by eight acts to one. Scores were:

Reg Harris To Compete In Wembley Race

London, May 15 Reg Harris, World Profession- al Sprint Cycling Champion for the past three years, 1 to compete in the international print match event to be held during the six-day cycle ance Pool. Wembley, at midnight on which begins at the Empire Sunday, May 18.

Winged (Mr Renfrew) is good

NINTH RACE Manchester Handicap (Third Sec- of his third century in con- secutive matches. He had then before backing this pony, but I over this distance and should not am still of the opinion that it has be disregarded. For a long shot

Among the entries we have hours and 23 minutes and had the best recommendation for I suggest keeping Mabel (Mr Tan: From 2 Mile Post,

two likely winners and they are (SCAA) beat T.E. Baker and Mrs hit 12 fours. His 02 brought win. It will be taken out by Mr L. Wong) in mind.

SIXTH KACE

Hurry On (Mr T. L. Wong) and M. Williams 6-4; best J. Leriou and a novico,

0-3: beat N. his aggregate for the last four Coppin, who is still

Popularity (Mr Chun Kit). Hurry Leonard and Mrs M. Ramchand innings to 417 runs for three rider, and will have an allowance

Suffolk Handicap (Second Section). On disappointed its backers at 10-0. times out an average of 139 of 3 lb.

14 Miles.

*M.S. Lee, and Mrs Gilora Yang Concord (Mr. R. Tsal) ran

This race will be contested by the Easter Meeting very badly by well on Wednesday morning, the second

section of Class 8 being unplaced. It is at the loss to Baker and Mrs Williams 2.0 May 7, over the mile in 1.50 and ponies and it is certainly no easy moment very nt and its chances lost to Lerieu and Miss Coxall 3-0

of winning are really bright.

3-0, should give Geronimo a strong matter, to pick out the

1 am rather inclined to believe, F.. Poon and Mrs L. Dao beat

that challenge for the premier posiner, which will probably be one however,

with 144 lb, Baker and Mrs Williams 6-1; bat of the following Gladiolus (Mr

10 carry, Popularity (provided Mrto Lertou and Coxail 1-4; lost to

Leonard and Mrs Ramchand 1-6. Then there is Killora

(Mr Chuang), Miami Beauty (Mr H. Chun Kit can get off to a good

MEN'S "B" DIVISION Renfrew), but this pony has H. Chan),

Crown Witness (Mr start) should be too good.

In in Men's "B" disappointed so many times that Peter Young) and Golden Boy On the other hand, Battlefield I am not too confident regarding (Mr Oliveira),

(Mr K. S. Shu) must not be Its ability to outrun the other

Gladiolus came in second in overlooked despite its failure to starters.

Penforce (Mr Chuang) is not the Pokfulam Handicap (second win at the Easter Meeting, as

furlongs at nection) over olx

pony has the same weight a bad selection for a place bet, and as an outsider Amazing (Mr the Easter Meeting, and so for to look after..

tomorrow afternoon its weight Mr C. L. Liu will have charge T. L. Wong) is worth following. OTTUN up by 3 lb, I belleve of Countess Delight and this

has gone up THIRD RACE

of scoring a combination should be worth

Harris will meet Reymond Bomerset Stakes (Virat Bection): that its prospecto

rather bright win remain

on following as an outside chance. Six Furlongs,

10TH RACE

Pawels (Belgium) In one heat In this race, confland to Sub-account of the longer

Cornwall Handleap (Becond Bec Cheng Tin-shu & Wan Kin

with Arle Van Viict (Holland) scription Ponies of 1052-ponles. Miurgi Beauty certainly locks

hiu (UC) beat Eric Lee, & Ng anon) 1 Miles..

and Cyril Bardsley (Britain) which have won $1,000 or more dangerous and miny cause

This race will wind up the Ham-chuch 7-5; beat Ma Walt in stake barred-punters should uppet. This pony has improved second day's programine, in Jewong & Lam Yuic-ying 6-3; the ann

The final will be decided on not have any diMculty

deal after its last rum Creat

the same, ovening. There will selecting

winner. the likely

when it came fourth in the which the Second Section of beat Cheng Cal-wing & Ling

Wal-les 6-0. Class 3 ponies will participate.

bo special sprint, Fond I recommend Dixle Boll (Mr some race,

After its easy win in the Lai- F. K. Hu & V. C. Hung (UC) Neoda), as it was included in wn Witness ran unplaced chikok

CONN

Handicap

(Second beat Lam Yuk-ying & Ma Walsult races for amafcure

Reuter BOOKMAKERS, TIC TAC MEN, ETC., WILL NOT BE PER

the list of ponies which had in this same do with Mr H K Section) over this distance at lowong 6-4; beat Cheng Chi MITTED TO OPERATE WITHIN THE PRECINCTS OF HONG

Tickets in the above at originally been marked down as Cheng up. it will be carrying the Easter Meeting, it is only wing & Ling Wal-lee 0-0; lost to KONG JOCKEY CLUB.

MEALS AND REFRESHMENTS WILL BE OBTAINABLE IN $2.00 each may be obtained prospective winners why it has 3 tb, less and with a chuige in natural to expect that Cocktail Eric Lee & Ng Kam-chuen 2-6.

will be THE RESTAURANT IN THE PUBLIC ENCLOSURE.

The Branch Offers and the Treasurers' Compradore Office will close at 11.00a.m. and the Secretary's Office at 11.40 am, each day. The Treasurers' Compradore Offee and the Secretary's Office are zituated at 1st Floor, Tolephone House.

•

A limited number of tiffins 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 Publle Enclosure will be $3.00 per day including tax for all persons including Ladles, and will be payable at the Gate.

SERVANTS' PASSES

NOTICE

a torn

THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB

Spécial Cush" Sweep on the

Hong Kong Derby Saturday, 31st May, 1952.

distance.

this

at the Treasurers Compra-cut, but among spus lot I think morning it éljould give a good made firm

"I cannot under- the Jockey department to Tea (MY, C. L.

Servants' pames will be issued to private box holders only, who are requested to distribute them, with listrimination and to endorse

at: their names on the passes. Holders of such pauses are not permitted

Easter

Chung Wing kwang & Chung Wa-chiu (UC) beat Eric Lee & Yuk-ying & NI Kam-chuen 4-4; beat Lam Wal-kwong 6-0. beat Chong Chi-wing & Ling Wal-lee 6-1..

There is, of course, just a (Mr ap up-

CCC Bowls Team

mile at the ending ifthiril: poction) Ostroumoff)' may remain selected to represent the Crai in the Members' Enclosure, except for passing through on their 5, D'Aguilar; St., Hong. Kong | 6h giacz M, Looking, Lactif, 19ngs at 'the'

duties and must remain in Djele employers' stands.

Owing to the congestion in the Members' Betting Hall and ot Booths adjacent to Boxes in the Coffee Room, Box-holders and Members are requested to ensure that their servants make use -only of the Pabllo Beiling Hall., Military Police will be posted af

various points in the enclosure to ensure that this regulation

By Order,

adhered to.

H. MISA,

Secretary.

4

dore Offico, 1st Floor it should win

account of itself here.

should not drurito, and $$ | Telephone House, and at tho Filder's Wigh (Mr II, II Golden Boy, carrying -141 Club's Branch Offices situated Chan), which was fourth in the which ; won the Shamshire possibility that Corrib

Deep BAY Section)

net, provided It does not hna been promoted. picture of atues and I food and whe inning against too far back, druga to to fill pocond place hottest company is How it will For the third position Fortune fare is hard to tell, but I think (Mg Oliydira) is my choice. I should be prominent, at the Silver Dahlin. (Bar Kwok) is the and SEVENTH BACE “ likely outaiczna taman

FOURTH RACE Cornwall 'Jamātikap÷¢First Section); 212 Miles,

This race wil contented by Class 3

ponies, Judging from

382, Nathan Road, Kowloon,

Over 500,000 tickets sold

to dato.

H. MBA,

Secretary:

following have been. The gengower Cricket Club, in a 3rd Home Bullier (Mr Chung), Division League lawn bowl who did well in coming third at match against the Hongkong

on Saturday at. the Annual Meeling over this Football Club distance and should not be 3.30 pm, at Happy Valley-

Lau, DF |Ignored, is capable lat winning | Macdougall,

CKW

Lam, 1 Medina; Y For those who

D. W outalders I suggest keeping Lake Roserio,

Handaili A. Ferreira, Gi The scoond lof of Subscrip- Succean Mr Kwold) and. The.Gremalade,

Madar, A. J. Coalho. tion : Portu" of 1952 will aght"| Stringer (Mr Hau) in "raind,,...

- Sömmarnät, azules (Bainnd Baction);" BIK JALANAN

pre looking for Razack, H. Castro.

The National Cyclists Union has agreed to the six-day aco being neutralised on Wednesday evening while the sprint is being rim of,

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