1952-10-30 — Page 7

THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, OCTOBER

THE DUKE GOLFS IN THE RAIN The Five Just

The Duke of Windsor, in wet weather dress and still smoking his pipe, plays in the autumn meeting of the Royal St George's Club at Sandwich, Kent. - Reuterphoto.

Jackie Paterson Frittered Away A Fortune

Glasgow, Oct. 29.

The former World Flyweight Champion boxer, Jackie Paterson, frittered away a fortune of £33,463 since 1941, he told a Glasgow Sheriff's court today.

Paterson said that he spent the money on gambling and entertaining friends.

h

earn-

Paterson admitted that made no income tax returns in the Brst Ave years of his boxing

His best year's carcer.

1947, when he ings was in mide more than £12,000,

He saich

that he got into a feve in 1945 and "gambling sometimes bet £200 on a dog raço. He often gave morey to persons he met in the street.

a

Paterson now works in 'public house. His weekly wage is £7 in the summer and keep for himself and his family in the winter.

AUSTRALIANS

DISAGREE ON

TRUEMAN

Canberra.

Men Are Tireles's

By HYLTON CLEAVER

The scene is a room in a club in St James's. Five men are sitting there in Becret conference. In the chair is a tall, samly-haired, lantern-jawed, ex- rugby wing, three-quarter.

He is 1. Carston Catcheside, chairman of England's Tugby Relectors.

Around him are the broad- chested. jutting - chinned Alfred Aslett; the com-

femoll, keen-eyed i Headmaster of a boys' school, B. B. Toft; the balding, fair- moustached solicitor and the only rugger blue in the room- Rabin Prescott; and the dark, lean, hunting farmer from the shires, J. T. W. Berry.

PLANNING

They are planning their polley let selection for the season's International

After matches. other meetings in the same room they will choose the first England trial teams.

the exception

or

I have never been present at don't one of their meetings and imagine anyone else has, with Douglus Prentice who was himself a selector

a3 and now, secretary of the Rugby Union, has the task of announcing the selectors' decision

once,

SPORTING SAM

TRAIN TIME TABLE

LIPLINE DIVINE LINE

30, 1952.

By Reg. Wootton.

THERE IS EVERY INDICATION

THAT HUDDERSFIELD TOWN

IS GOING BACK TO DIVISION 1

Says ARCHIE

QUICK

Imperial Cricket Memorial Planned

A special War Memorial in honour of all cricketers who fell in one or other of the two World Wars is to be established by the MCC at, the headquarters of the game

Lord's

The Momorial, which it is hoped will be completed early next season, will take the form of a cricket museum. It will contain historic prints, books and other relica of cricketana.

The items will be collected necessitated a complete recon- from the United Kingdom, and sideration of tho seliëmë.”“”“” By the also from the Dominions and the time the licence and inaterials Colonien. Already the Cricket were available, costs had risen Associations

Australia, tremendously.

Canada, Malaya, New Zealand,

Bouth Africa and the West So for the time being the Indies have scat prints of their library will not be transferred main grounds,

from the Pavilion to tho

A

The site of the Memorial will Memorial Building, although be the Rackets Court behind the this may subsequently be done Pavillon. When converted it when funds become available. will provide extensive gallery OPEN TO THE PUBLIC space on two floors.

When the question

The Memorial will be open to Memorial was first discussed in the public all year round. This should take the form of a maintain interest in the tradi- Gallery and Library. But the tone and history of the game. long delay incurred by ficers- Ing and building dimeutics

There is every indication that Huddersfield Town is going to get back to the First Division at their first attempt just as Manchester City 1998, it was decided that it it in believed, wil route and and Sheffield Wednesday did in recent seasons.

Huddersfield wore marked for the big drop quite early last season, and down they went with an adverse goal average of 49-82. Fulham accompanied them with an average of 58-77. But at the present moment, Huddersfield are riding high at the top of Division Two with an average of 28-9 for 14 games, unbeaten away from home and with 21 points garnered in-only nine less than they gol from the whole of last season's 42 matches!

And Fulham are lying a handy sixth with 17 points compared with last scason's 27 points from four times ay many exactly

Only Port Vale games. measure up to Huddersfield on cument defensive records,

can

Webb

was

of the

successes

time like this after they have! There was a covey of managers game, watching the Aldershot been so good to me."

THE OLD CONTROVERSY and on the strength of his show- Willic Webb WDS The old controversy of whethering.

should have inmediately chosen for Leicester or not a player

team by manager But I have watched those five

employment outside football has City's first buddled together at a dining

cropped up again, but I under- Norman Bullock. table on a train coming back

The transformation scene at stand that neither the Football one of the

Association nor the Football match, but the outstanding player from a trial, and so I con visú-

Huddersfield has been complete. As

in was Geoff Twentyman, of alise how they must look in that the are a new manager, that League will take any at it Carlisle United, who told me that

the matter. They argue that welly Scottish International Andy is a domestic affair between he is shortly being transferred

and he bought well when Beattie, an

for Union, however, be paid a five-figure transfer for clubs and players. The Players' to a Northern

its side. through brother Scot Watson from Dr

energetic Chairman, Mr Jimmy Motherwell. It was canny too Guthrie, told me that the Union to take full back Staniforth and

Cavanagh with is going into action against clubs, inside forward- him from Stockport County to like Newcastle United, who bar

outside employment. Yorkshire.

club.

FIVE JUST MEN "These Five Just Men are u Nobody could body to trust. agree with nil their nominations; they do not always agree with each other. A cup is won by a rusting vote as surely as boxing verdict. But they deserved well of England last season when having chosen a side that shook South Africa, they kept them together, thus giving them con- fidence and unity.

They never claim to see every recommended club, nor every player. But each promises to see every county side once.

Their assignments are allotted in advance; one will be heading for the North as another goes West.

This Leeds Road team whom

First Division

Gunter, of Portsmouth, bad a good game, Marchi, of Spurs, in addition to scoring from a 30- yarder, looked as though he la ready for Tottenham's first team, there can be few better centre- forwards at the moment than Derek Hines, of Leicester, and

the

Rugger Results

London, Oct. 20. Results of rugby matches played today were:

The MCC hope that two classes of visitors in particular will be attracted, those of the younger. generation and those from overseas; the youngsters as they are the players of tomorrow and the members of the Common- so they may realise to of the great the dull the tles cricketing brotherhood to which they belong.

wealth

Rugby Union County Cham- pionship: Kent 0, Eastern Counties 5. (Played at Black- herth).

Club Matches: United Ser tribute to those

game vices Portsmouth 6, Royal

existence. Marines 3; Yorkshire 3, Northern Command 11.-Reuter.

Sir Pelham Warner has do. scribed the Memorial asa Attire to whom the Owes its continued

-{London Express Servics);

THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB

FOURTH RACE MEETING 1952/53. Saturday, 8th and Monday, 10th November, 1952 (Held under the Rules of The Hong Kong Jockey Club)

The First Dell will be rung at 1.30 p.m. and the First Race will be run at 2 p.m. on the 1st Day.

On the 2nd Day the First Bell will be rung at 11.30 a.m. and the First Race will be run at 12 noon. The tiffin interval is after the Fourth Race (1.30 p.m.) on the 2nd Day.

There are 8 races on the 1st Day and 10 races on the 2nd Day. (18 in all).

To avoid congestion at the Cash Sweep Office at Telephone House, non-members are requested to purchase their sweep Uckets at the Club's Branch Offices at:-

3 D'Agullar Street, Hong Kong

or

382 Nathan Road, Kowloon. TOTALISATOR

the

The attention of Totalisator Investors is drawn to following rules:

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 indicated by a white light at the Totalisator Tower. BACKERS ARE ADVISED NOT TO DESTROY OR THROW AWAY THEIR TICKETS UNTIL AFTER THE "ALL CLEAR" SIGNAL HAS BEEN EX- HIBITED.

"It is manifestly unfair" said Guthrie to me "that a player, I saw beat quite a good-Birming sny Billy Wright, con prepare ham City side 2-0 away from home is solid

In defence and himself for the day when he has Simpson, of Huddersfield, was a clever all the way

through to lay aside his boots, and an-grand inside-right. Quested

These are the men to whom and other player, say Jackie Milburn, (from Fulham)

cannot. They are both Inter- McGarry (from Port Vule) are nationals who can be trusted by the FA must look for their "B"

Through tickels (18 races-330,00) as well as tickets for the There a wing halves, but the man their clubs to train conscien- International side,

Cash Sweep on the last race of the Meeting may be obtained at who beat Birmingham, ironically tiously. Therefore, they should every indication that the match

the Cash Sweep Office of the Club at Telephone House, 1st Floor. between the Army and FA at en

goalkeeper Jack both be allowed to work--and Leeds enough, was

Through Tickets reserved for this meeting but not paid for Wheeler, whom City discarded engage in any other profession closest since the War, and with month will be the Dext

by 10 nm. on Friday, 7th November, will be sold and the reserva- tion cancelled for future meetings. because they were content with if they feel so inclined." * TIRELESS

the RAF possessing a particular- England's Gil Merrick. A previous chairman of the

manager of ly strong eleven this season the Mr Frank Hill, selection committee once showed

Glazzard, too, one of the Burnley, ex-Arsenal and Scot game between the two Services me his log in which a statistical

most improved centre-forwards I land player, thinks differently, at Wolverhampton is also likely schedule showed

where every have seen this season. The only The only player who should to be a battle royal, with the selector has been each day of

of weakness I could see in the side have another occupation is the Army.

is the odds only slightly in favour of the season to Improve his know

was a tendency to over-claborate

man, who by reason ledge. It opened my eyes to a in front of the goal and thus advancing age, cannot expect As recognition of the Army's completely comprehensive cover negative good approach work. many more sassons in the game merit, the match at Leeds will of the country. I have never The Town have been helped too If he can find a good subsidiary be given lost faith in their sincerity and by having had to call on only job the club should permit him England B versus the Army.

dignity of an tireless application since.

twelve players this seasonal to take it. But the apprentice And when I hear young

Villa's display at Alliershot wa his men great afd to team work and at Soccer, and the man in

True knowledge spirit. deeper A Test professing

prime, should

they had Harry be full-time. tragic.

Parkes, Dicky Dorseit and Frank than theirs I. Wke to ask -whe-

After all he con

carn £16

Moss on the sidelines, but apart ther they evar plzyed for Eag- There is still some sentiment week. which is not just pin

and themselves or suppose that in Soccer, Going to Birming-money, and therefore he should that this was their reputed they ever will.

best cleven, The Army simply all his time ham I was told by Leyton Orient concentrate

and learning the of the game, and outstayed them outplayed them in the finer arts manager Alex Stock that Scottish keeping it International “inside” forward tricks of his chosen trade,"

physically. As Villa's Welsh Jimmy Blair has turned

Here is a third view which International goalkeeper, Kelth

Seymour,

is only two seasons ago that honorary club, Ramsgate Town, because Stanley Orient's other International manager of Newcastle United played for the Army and we matches, but we Inside forward, Welshman Billy and himself an English Inter-won all our Rees, has to go into hospital for national, says: "No outside work were never the side that this

players. We pay an operation on a chipped bone for Newcastle in his right ankle, Rees is them well, we treat them well

from their

and we likely to be out of the game for

apart three weeks, so Blair sald: look after them well when they

Anist cannot let the club down at

their careers with us. What more

can they expect? They are servants of the club, as much as any other workers in a firm and therefore we demand that they are full-time. It is, in our opinion, a not un- reasonable viewpoint."

Northants cricketer Jock Livingstone, returning home Paterson gave the evidence to Australia, does not think during

examination in Trueman will be his bankruptcy. He admitted that threat in 1953. his Rabilities included than £4,000 in income

Said Livingstone in Sydney, "Trueman did not take a wicket Reuter,

against Northants. He is big and strong but raw-with-no-ball control. He is much slower than Lindwall and is not up to Australian Test standard.

moro tax,

Bob. Appleyard May Be Back

Next Season

has

been forced to the Test froni before he has actually arrived as a first-class bowler."

Lindwall, also arriving home in Sydney, says, however, that Trueman will be, u definite Test tirent.

Robert Appleyard, York- shire cricket professional who created a record for a sent he is only fairly fast but

flrat full season by taking 200 wickets for his County in 1961, may be back in the game next season.

Appleyard, aged 28, was taken Il with pleurisy after playing one match in 1052, and hus not played since. He is under treatment at a chest hospital near Selby.

"He has got a good "run up, good action and follow through and is strongly built. At pre-

will improve."

Lindwall thinks that Australia will retain the Ashes in 1953.

Livingstone thinks Hutton Is still the only Arst-class batsman in England and the country will be up against it it Compton is not available in 1053-(London Express Service).

(London Express Service)

New Charter"

For Scottish Footballers

Glasgow, Oct. 29. Under the award of a Minis- of Labour Tribunal, every footballer chosen to play for Scotland in a soccer inter-

national will receive £50, an increase of £20 over the pre- sent figure.

This is one of the points in what Mr John Hughes, Seere- tary of the Scottish Football

called

05 " Players Union,

charter" new

Scottish for players, when he Announced the findings today,

English players receive £30 internationals, the pay having been recently increased

"The doctors are satisfied with Lefty O'Doul To for

says Mr Jehn

his progress, Nash, the Yorkshire

"We are keeping crossed about the

secretary Conduct Basebally £10.

tribunal decreed that awards should apply from the

our Angers chances of

his playing again, but we are not without hope. The County Club are looking after him and his wife and child.”

--(London Express Service.)

n baseball

Walker To Claim line in several cities..

Southern Area Championship

1.

London, Oct. 20. George

Walker, of Ilford. Jightheavyweight, who knocked out 'Albert Finch, of Croydon, in the sixth round at the Em- press Hall, London,-test night, in to claim the vacant Southern Area Lightheavyweight Cham-i pionship.

mado no awards over

Д

Free

as years' contract.

on

pay

manager with the nelle lings

to the other extreme. Mr Jones, sald to me after the game:

Jimmy

Logie

Gains His

First Cap

wages

The factor that really governs

lot is."

St. John Ambulance Orders

all these arguments is that after Order by Comm. D. W. Macintosh, 30 a player begins. to go down CAO, OBE, C St J, Commissioner of the slope in

coses and many

St John Ambulance Brigade, Bongs starts to

to worry about the future. kong District Order No. 44/52 dated His football may deteriorate be-30th October 1947.

Ambulance Duties — Hongkong - cause of that. The whole thing 23102 to 3.11.53. Wanchai "A" Divi- bristics with the dificulties of elon; 9.11.52 to 15.11.82, Wanchal "B"

Division, reconciling a man's entitlement

Ambulance Duties — Kowloon –

Glasgow, Oct. 29. Scotland will make only to security about his later years one change from the side and a club's entitlement to his which beat Wales carller best services.

CONVINCING MARGIN

5.

1

the Arst time

for 20

3.115 10 0.11.82, Shemshulpa Divi son: 10.11.62 to 16.11.57, Kowloon

Division.

Penetration Squad Duties - Sun Clinic In Japan beginning of the 1933/54 sense. this month for the match

2.11.52, Dr Tak Wing Kai & Water- 100 Nursing. Division: Sun. 9.11.53. Remembrance Day (Holiday), minimum wages, transfer fees against Ireland at Hampden For San Francisco, Oct. 29.

Football Duties Hongkong -- and players on the transfer Park, Glasgow, on November years, and only the second time 1.11.03.30 pm. club, "Intai Lefty O'Dou!, manager of 18, but recommended that

in the annual serles extending Wanchai : 2.11.52, 3 p.m., Navy. "A" 2.11.52, 3 pm, Bookuppos, the San Diego Pacific Const they should be the subject of I cague baseball team, left last discussion between the parties.

over 27 years, the British Army Western: Jimmy Logle. Arsenal's 32-football eleven beat Aston Villa Eastern.

2.11.52. a p... Club, night by plane for Japan, where |--Reuter.

year-old inside-right, who la 00

FoolDati Duties — Kowloon -- he will conduct

considered-one of the cleverest at Aldershot and by the con- 2.11.54 3 p.m. Boundary Bt.. ball players in the game, gains vincing margin of three goals to .c...

one. There was no fluke about unce Dnues-Wed, 25,10.57, 10.30 the Soldiers, success over a art, Wanchai "A Dividon, course

8.C.A.A. Div. H.q.: Bat, 8.11.6. He comes in at inside-right near-League Ville fine-out; in- 150 p.m., B.C.A.A. Division, course, and Allan Brown, Blackpool deed the victory might well have wanchal A Div. 11. Mon. moves over to inside-left in been even more impressive, so 10.11.62, 10.30 Sih. Nam Divi place of Billy Steel, Dundee.. completely top was

theson, course, Shaukiwan Div. HQ

Annual Parade and Inspection....... Servich side after the Interval. ¦ All Officers and Members are re- Logie, who joined Arsenal In an Edinburgh junior club Servico professional footballers, he held en

The Army were all Nationa: minded that, the Rehearsals for the Annual Parada and Inspection will -November-2 and 16,

His schedule

called for

다.

three-day stopover In Hawall,

before flying to Tokyo.

an

While in Japan, O'Doul will work out arrangements for appearance in the United States of the Tokyo Giants baseball team-Associated Press.

Cycling Record

Milan, Oct 20,

His manager, Mr Sam Durns, Franco Aureggi, of Italy, to- said today: "Walker and Finch day bettered the world five kilo. have been matched for the title | mètres standing start cycling and the fight last night would record at the Vigorelli velo- have been for the Champion-drome here.

ship, It, the terms could have He covered the distance. In six been arranged. As Walker won minutes, 82 seconds on average of 40.001 KPH (20,5 a knockout and as both speed

by

boxers were inside the limit of MPH). The previous record 12 stone 7 lbs, I think Walker was held by another, Italian, is entitled to claim the title Guido Medna, who clockt six without dyhting for it again."-minutos 38-2/5 seconds in Octo- Reuter

ber last year,—Router.

SPORTRAIT

RADIO

"Hold your rates talk. a moment-here come the_lunch-timaḥ, oricket

·SCOTER { "

Londen. Express.EITHES,

his first cop.

of international honours ever

the Arrenul first team in 1040.

He is one of eight players chosen in the tide who appear in English League football.

oli

the Airdrieonians' and the footballer in the Scottish League. He kept a great goal, and it is unlikely that King, of Swansea, will get back.

only tezyporhand side of Caroline 11 Road.

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Totalisator Tickets should be examined and checked be fore leaving the Selling Counters as mistakes of any descrip- tion cannot be rectified 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 once Investors have left the Counters.

All winning tickets and tickets for refunds must be pre- sented 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

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 badges prominently displayed throughout the Meeting.

ADMITTED TO THE

NO ONE WITHOUT A BADGE WILL BE ADI MEMBERS' ENCLOSURE.

Badges admitting Tadles 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 in- cluding tax, for ladies or gentlemen are obtainable through the Secretary at Alexandra House, on the written or personal introduc tion of a Member, such member to be responsible for all visitors Introduced by him, and for payment of all chita, etc.

Only Limited

number of badges 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 am on the ist Day arid at 10 a.m. the 2nd Day, The Secretary's Offico will close at 11.45 am. the 1st Day and at 10 a.m. the 2nd Day. The Treasurer's Compradore Office is situated at Telephone House, 1st Floor, and the Secretary's Office at Alexandra

Floor- House, 8th

Alimited number of tifins will be obtainable of the Club House provided they are ordered in advance from the No. 1 Boy (Tel. 27318).

NO CHILDREN WILL BE ADMITTED TO THE CLUB'S FRE- ' MISES DURING THE MEETING.

PUBLIC ENCLOSURE

The Price of admission to the Public Enclosure will be $3.00 per day including tax for all persons including Ladies and will be payable at the Gate.

Any person leaving the Public Enclosure during a Meeting will forfelt his or her right of admission to the Enclosure and will be required to pay the requisite fee of $3.00 in order to goin re- admission.

No re-adminalon tickets will be issued.

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

MEALS AND REFRESHMENTS WILL BE OBTAİNABLE” IN THE RESTAURANT IN THE PUBLIC ENCLOSURE. · ̧

SERVANTS! PASSES.

Servants' paacs will be issued to private box. holders only, who are requested to distribute than with discrimination and to endorse their names on the passes, Holdem of auch passes are not permitted in the Members' Enclosure except for passing through on their dulles and, must remain, in their employers stands.

In 1939, has been on the fring but there was only one now-1932, at the Bouth: China Athlets KONG JOCKEY CLUB, NATURA aince he established his place in comer to the side-Willie Fraser, Association Ground, Hongkong. Al Corps fall-in in threes on the left

of the starting from the entrance s.C.A.A. Ground towards Bookunpoo 10 am. Members are requested to report to Ground at 9.30 gam

Enrolmente-Motor Transport Amb. Div-Peto Jing Chung, w.of. The team; Farm (Blackpool);

21.10.32... NEGER Young (Rangers), captain Cox If the Army had a weakness it King's

Div. College Han, (Rangers) Scoular (Ports-was on the wings, but Meadows, Arab./Bis'e. Nasi Dack-yung, Chứng Yat-len, Kwok Yed-wan, Chaw Yin- mouth), Brennon (Newcastle), of

Manchester City should kari, Tarh Beu-king, a Kit-ching, Aitken (Sunderland); Wright, T. strengthen the outside – right|w.e.l. 23.10.1982 198 (Sunderland), ·Legio (Arsenal), position, and there is Hooper, ot Aberdeen Kai Yong: Nig. DiY →→ Reilly Hibernian), Brown West Ham United, for the left Amb/dis Luk Yo-kwin. The Burig

mul, Log Bul-ching, Lee Nut-xit, (Blackpool), and Liddell (Liver-wing. The Army had two choi fan-yes, WAL, M:10.33 E pool),

matches on the "samo"day, and'

the The reserves are: Davidson these two wingers were in

which drew low-one with (Hibernian)

(Partick Thistle), and Ormond the Civil Service at Brondey,

FUNG PINE TAM, O. st, J.-A.

Amatané Comenisstoner

› Oplóny, Headquarters,

Owing to the congestion in the Members Betting Hall and st Bootha adjacent to Boxes in the Coffee Room, Box-holders and Members are requested, to ensure that their servants: makò" use only of the Publle Beiling Hall. Milltary Police will be posted at various points in the enclosure to ensure that this regulation is adhered to,

Order,

H. MIRA,

Becretary,