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THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB SIXTH RACE MEETING 1952/53. Saturday, 6th and Saturday, 13th December, 1952 (Hold under the Rules of The Hong Kong Jockey Club)

On the 1st Day the First Bell will be rung at 1.p.m. and the First Race will be run at 1.30 p.m.

On the 2nd Day the First Beil will be rug at 1.30 p.m. and the First face will be run at 2 p.m..

There are 9 races on the lat Day and 8 races on the 2nd Day (17 all).

Through Tickets (17 Inces-$34.00) sisu tickets at $2.00 each for the Cash Sweep on the Lost race of the Meeting as well as the the "Pearce Memorial Cup Sweep". Special Cash Sweep on scheduled to be run on 24th January, 1953, may be obtained at the Cash Sweep Once of the Club at Queen's Building, Ground Floor, Chater Road.

Through Tickets reserved for this meeting but not paid for by 10 am. on Friday, 5th December, will be sold and the reservation cancelled for future meetings.

the Caab Sweep Omec at Queen's To avold congestion at Building, non-members are requested to purchase their sweep tickets at the Club's-Branch Offices at:-

5 D'Aguilar Street, Hong Kong

382 Nathan Road, Kowloon.

TOTALISATOR

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WILL SEE ONG POH-LIM

IN ACTION TONIGHT

By "ARGONAUT"

Hongkong badminton fans had the opportunity at Southern Play- World Badminton Champion, ground last year of seeing in action the Wong Peng-soon, but have yet to see in action the player who can give Peng-soon the closest fight for his title and perhaps even take it away froni him.

This player is Ong Poh-lim who, quite recently, beat the World Champion and was the hero of the victorious 1952 Malayan Thomas Cup team. Pob-lim is in Hong- kong as a member of the visiting Lucky Strike badminton team and he will be seen in action tonight at Southern Playground.

Pol-lim has won the Irish, Danish and French Singles Championships, The combination of Poh-lim and Ismail bin Marjan is rated the best and fastest Doubles pair in the world today,”

Soccer Tour Dropped

London, Dec. 10.

Scoltish Thr

Football today CH- Association celled the tour of South Africa next summer with- out giving any explanation. Sixteen natches, in- chiding irte "tesis" had berti arranged.-France- Presst.

LUCK OF SCOTTISH

CUP DRAW

Having seen. Wong Peng-soon Singapore Schoolboys' Cham-

in especially the plan Chionh Chul-tuan. In action, Singles game, local enthusiasts. Low will be matched against will find Ong # strikingly the Colony's third Singles different type of player with a player, W.F. Fco. In the open- style that is unique in is un- night's match, but it is ex-

that

of the most orthodoxy.

me

Colony players will also be given a chance to play against him, so they may acquire a good idea of how far short they fall of the visitors' standard,

In Singles play, Dag typifies the aggressive player who in able in maintain an attacking game from beginiting to end and lo smoch from all parts of the court. His speed can be gauged by the fact that it is quite com- mon to see him smash from the base and then rush

un to the net to tap a net returti.

HAS NO EQUAL In the Doubles, Ong has perhaps no equal at present. Ils

ected and

Shown above are three of the top ranking ginyers of the visiting Lucky Strike Badmin- ton Team, who will open their Hongkong series tonight at the Southern Flayground. From left to right are: Madamı Ong Blow-eng. Loong Pan-ysp and Mindar Tan Kim-luk

Arc

On the right are Ong Poh- lim and Ismail bin Marjan, who Donsidered the generally world's best doubles combina- 11on. Although Ismail bin Mar- yan, has not been able to make this trip, the visitors will have as strang a vair in Ong Loong Pan-yap.

WILLIAMS WINS BY KNOCK-OUT

and

London, Dec. 10.

Three former Colony school-

Johnny Williams, British hoy layers Johnny Pomeroy,

heavyweight champion, knocked Jr., Koh Wal-bong and U. Sel-out Werner Wiegand, heavy- lip have been chosen to take on weight champion of Luxembourg the visiting Schoolboys' Cham- in the fifth round of their in pton on each of the first three ternational ten rounds contest nights of the series,

The ladies' events will offer

is the typical Malayan crouch-n special attraction in view of ing style in defence and he is the high reputation that Hong almost unbeatable at the net.kong enjoys in this field.

peculiar service-dubbed His the "crocodile"

for

at Harringay Arena nicht.

here

This was the top-line

bout

of a charity tournament in afd

of the National Playing Fields Association

and attended by the Duke of Edinburgh, the As-

President, sociation's

and a capacity crowd of 10,000.

The fight ended in amazing fushion For four rounds the

servicc-is 11 Although the visitors were a

disinclined to varlation of the shooting slit:le

include vire.

Ladies Singles matches in the serics, they have now sparingly In the Singles Ong is exagrend to

Ladies' play two pecially notedl

the short Singles games in which they giant champion of Luxembourg, period he requires to polish off will have the Colony

Cham- who had a weight advantage opponent. {n} the last nion. Ulian Khoo, and Helen of more than 30 lbs., did most Thomas Cup final at Singapore, Kwong as their opponents. One of the attacking and landed all Ong playing in the third Ladies Doubles match will be the telling blows, Singles, took only 16 minutes played per night, with the visit- Williams looked worried and to dispose of the United States or meeting different Hongkong as the half way stage of the

pairs each time.

fight was almost reached he Bob Williams.

had not won a single round.

his Glasgow, Dre, 10. The draw was made today for the first round of the Scottish Football Cup ties to be played on January 24,

Eighteen teams drew byts and the 14 first round matches are:

vs Brechin

St. Mirren

vs Kilmarnock

Ys Airdrie

Stranraer

Leith Au

Rangers Dumbarton Eyemouth Barwick

Raith

vs Arbroati vs Cowdenbeath

vs. Celtic

Dunder Va Clachnacud

din

ire-

In the recent Poppy Day Ex- It is expected that strong hibition match at Singapore, competition will be forthcoming In the ANK round, however, Ong did

the almost unbeliev-in these as well as the Mixed Willams unleashed " "able when he swept Wong Peng-Doubles events from the Colony i mendous—short- right-hand

soen off the court in 24 minutes players. with a score of 16-4 und 15-8.

It will be interesting to see how long Hongkong players will be able to stay on the of court when pitied against him.

Accompanying Ong is another Thomas Cupper in Loong Pan- yap, who was among the nine pingers selected to represent Malaya in the last Thomas Cup | nual."

VE

VS

East Fife

Queen O'South v Morton

VS

Vale

Newton

Stewart

vs

vs Falkirk

Lelthan Huntly Dunfermline

YS

Hibernian

Third Lanark vs Stenhouse-

muir

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

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All winning Uckels 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 to be rus.

In no circumstances will any Dividends be paid or refunds made unless a ticket is produced. Payment WILL NOT be made on to 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 Moeling.

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

Badges admitting ladies not in possession af Brooches or Season tickets and gentlemen, nun-meinbers of the Club, to the Members Enclosure and the Club Rooms at $10.00 per day including tax, for ladies or geatlemen 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 chits, etc.

Only a limited number of badges admitting to Members' Enclosure will be on sale at the Race Cource.

The Branch Omees and the Treasurers' Compradore Office will close at 10.30 a.m. on the ist Day and at 11 am. the 2nd Day. The Secretary's Office will close at 11.15 am. the 1st Day and at 11.45 a.m. the 2nd Day. The Ticasurers' Compradore Office is situated at Queen's Building, Ground Floor, Chater Road, and the Secretary's Office at Alexandra House. 8th Floor,

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 Public Enclosure will be $8.00 per day including tax for all persous including Ladies and will be payable at the Gate.

Any person leaving the Publie Enclosure during a Meeting will forfelt his or her right of admission to the Enclosure and will be required to pay the sequialte foo of 19.00 in order to gain re-admission,

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 DETAINABLE IN THE RESTAURANT IN THE PUBLIC ENCLOSURE.

SERVANTS' PASSES

·Servants' 'passes will be issued to private box holders only, who are requested to distribute them with discrimination and to endorse their names on the passes. Holders of such posses are. not permitted in the Members' Enclosure except for parding through on their duties and must remain in their employers' standard

Owing to the congestion in the Member's Betting Hall and at Booths Béjacent to Bates in the Coffee Room, Box-bolders, and Members are requested to ensure that their servanta znake use only of the Pabllo Betting Hati. Military Police will be posted at various points in the enclosure to ensure that this regulation is adbered to.

[By Order,

H. MIBA,

The following 18 teams drew into byes and will go straight the second round:

TOSC,

Rovers, Buckie Fast

Loong has had the distinction of claiming such notable vic tories as those

over the 1940 Malayan Thomas Cup pre

Teik-bock, and sentative, Law the 1050 Singapore Champion, Cheong Hock-leng..

He will be

scen

la

punch which hit Wiegand hard. on the left side of the face. Although the visitors were Wiegand's knees began to wob- not able to bring the Thomas ble and Williams

went after Cup along with them to be dis-him to plant another ferocious, played during the matches, right to the head. is still possible that local föl- lowers of the game will be able at the opening nighi's

LIKE A LOG to see

Down went Wiegand Ilke a games.

log to be counted out as he lay Attempts are being made by on the boards.

Wiegand was a substitute for both the Hongkong Badminton") Association and Mr Lim Chuan- the American, Harry Matthews, gook. President of the Singapore who had to withdraw owing to Badminton Association, to

a back injury. smooth over the difficulties and get the Cup over by the first available plane.

TONIGHT'S GAMES

Clayton,

FIRST TEST

Devastating Bowling By Lindwall Wins Match For Australia

Brisbane, Dec. 10. Devastating bowling by Ray Lindwall enabled Australia today to win the first Test match against South Africa by 96 runs,

The tourists needed 187 runs to win with eight

Ronnie

feather second innings wickets in hand, when play was resumed weight champion, was beaten today, but Lindwall shattered all their hopes, with an on points by Sammy Mc-Inspired performance with the ball.. Carthy, 21-year-old undefeated London boxer, in a ten-round

Was one

of

the

finest

The Anal scores were; Australia

| Kes Funstan, c. Langley b. BI-

Johnsion McLean, b. Lindwall

Cheshami, b. Xil Jolasatori

Watkins, hit.wicket. b. im Jahn-

Bon

Albion Aberdeen, Alloa, Ayr United,

The series starts tonight at non-title bout.

280 and 271 It the the Southern Playground B Thistle, Clyde, Dundee,

avallable featherweight contests-seen-in-South-Africa 221 and 240. Stirling, Forfar Athletic, Hamil Doubles in partnership with pm. Tickets are ton Academicals, Hearts, Ment Ong and, being also on aggres-through club representatives or Britain. McCarthy's success was

Muthoowell,

With Miller unable to play Mansell, b. Lindwall Partick sive player, is a delight

due almost entirely to the speed to at the Southern Playground.

A hadly infected turrez et out

Langley b. Thistle, Queen's Park, Stirling watch in petion.

in boxing on the retreat and his because of

Johnson The following is the pro-Jabbing left hand.

throat, Lindwall buried hip-Tayold Albion, St Johnstone, Wigtown

gramine for tonight's games: McCarthy and Bindroch,

has now beaten erit into the stack from the Metle, b. Lindwall

Extras first ball. Used in short sharp both Clayton and Freddie King, 1. Men's

Singles-Ong Foh-who is to meet Clayton for the spells by Lindsay Hasselt, he last year beating Dundee in the serve another valuable purpose Ilm (Lucky Strike) v Ramon title in the new year. He was innings to take Ave wickets for swept through the South African

VALUABLE EXPERIENCE

exhibition series will

final and both these teams ap-in that it will give locul players who have and enthusiasts good idea of pear among those been fortunate enough to draw the varying standard of the by es.

game in Malaya among differ- ent grades of playera.

With them is the former Singapore Junior Champion, Low Poh-hye and the former

Motherwell won the trophy The

A now draw will be made for the second round-Reuter

Special Rifle Matches For Coronation

Malayans Lose

To Schoolboys At Tennis

Young (Hongkong).

2. Ladies Doubles-Mrs Ong

Mrs Tan Kim Slow-eng and Jui (Lucky Strike) v Miss Ullan Khoo and Miss Winnie Cheung (Hongkong).

3. Men's Singles-Loong Pan- yap (Teky Striko) v Bill Funk (Honkong).

4. Men's Doubles-Low Poh- hye and Foo Hon-hing (Lucky Strike) v Robert Tay and PH. Wong (Hongkong).

5. Schoolboys' Slugles-Chiónh Chal-tuan (Lucky Strike) v 3. Pomeroy, Jr. (Hongkong).

6. Mixed Doubles-Ong Poh- Ilm und

Kim-lui Mrs Tan London, Dec. 10.

In an enjoyable afternoon's (Lucky Strike) v Ramon Young The Army Rifle Association

for

MIK special tennis at the Chinese Recrea- and

Winnic nrranged have Coronation de rantches to bo tion Club yesterday, the Com- (Hongkong). fired at Bisley, between June bined Hongkong Schoolboys

-7. Mixed year, be exceeded all expectations by 25 and July 4 text tween regular Army and mem-defeating the visiting Malayan

con-team by 34 matches to 14 bers of Commonworth

Iu Po-hoy gave an outstand- tingomis attending the Corona-

ing performance for the School- Invitations to enter have boys, winning bolt bis Singles been sent to Empire military and Doubles matches. staffs and a meeting will be hold at ARA headquarters on Monday to discuss detailed plans for the matches-Reuter.

tion.

H.K. Skating Championship

The Hongkong Skating Chan planship (1952) held under the umpires of the Chung, Bing Benevolent Society in aid of

·

of

The Schoolboys lost two the three Singles played, but were successful in two out of three Doubles, one ending in a draw.

U runs la 30 overs

Total

стел

Wickets fell: 1/20, 2/57, 4/170, 11/200, 0/210.

7/215. 9/221.

Howling

not eligible to fight for a title because he was under 21 when the eliminating bouts began, but

Hla performance was Clayton said after tonight's bout better than his figures suggest. that he was prepared to defend He could not get the ball to the championship against Mc-lift but shattered the batsmen's Ledwall Carthy he retained the tile defence by sheer spood, against KingReuter.

Shirley Strickland

Retiring

Bill Johnston Ian Jatinwon Ithing

Bu Johnston backed him up Hos well. Changing periodically farvey from over the wicket to round the wicket,he troubled the batsmen by pitching on a worn spot at one end of the wicket.

Ian Johnson's curling dipping offspinners were also effective, and apart from Ken Funston and McLean, the South Africana concentrated grimly on fence.

da

Byes foo-balls 1 by Johnson.

-Reuter

Australian

Trotters

For Malaya

Australian

London, Dec. 10. Shirley Strickland, 27-year-

DECIDED BEFORE LUNCH Cheung old Australian who won the

The outcome of the Olympic 80 Metres burdles title

match ot Helsinki and established a

was more or less decided be Doubles Loong world record for this event, will fore lunch, when the Spring-

Sydney, Dec. 20.

trotting horses Pan-yap and Mrs Ong Siew-eng not compete in the Melbourne boks lost three valuable wickets

Robert Tay and Mrs ML Games in 1956, according to a those of Jackie McGlow, probably will be used to intro Gonsalves (Hongkong),

repart reaching here.

Funston and McLean-for 50 duce this ·populer • sport,; in repart cald the Australian runs. Two of them fell to Lind. Singapore and the Malay Bistes. star announced her retirement wall at a personal cost of 13 when she returned to her home runs. in Perth recently. The question now being asked in Brillsh athletic circles. is whether she will defend her British Empire Games title in Vancouver, in 1954--United Press.

BADMINTON LEAGUE

In the Men's "C" Division doubles League Badminton

The followin arc the re- Tytam beat Nav Bharat by two Bulls:

games to seven.

BINGLES

. The

Following were the results SOCCER TEAMS Co-za) with Nav Bharat playera namei

first:

The following are Club selec {{

M. S. Waran and U. S. Dillon Lions for noccer matches this beat R. Kingsford and L. C. week-end. Wang 21-17; beat T.. M. Ip and

Ma King-lung (81 Paul's Lort to Lim Hee-chas 6-7, 1-6,

Fritz La (Diocesan Boys' School} bost to Lim Khe-lang 3-0, 1-0.

Iu Po-bicy (SI Foul's Bay School) beat Leong Hong 6-3,

DOULES

T. C. Mark 21-4; Lost to C..C.. Yew and K. Y. Kul.3-21.

Farren,

are now Negotiations

pro- ceeding to have more' teary '100 McGlow and Funsion, the| Australian horses sent to overnight batsmen, wen bejara Singapore. ted by Lindwall with only three. runs added this morning." Their third wicket partnership had produced 96 runs.

Representatives of a wealthy Eastern syndicate are in Sydney making inquiries: about aspects of night trotting. They McGlew batted four hours have indicated, the syarifent, is

Included four fours, while Fun-of Australian trottera ston hit ono, six and two fours in-his-stay of three hours 23 The Byndicate plans to ach natives to drive the trotters, and minutes for 46.

intends to lay put a track rat low to Sydney's Herold Park United Press.

and 20 minutes for 69, which prepared to buy 2100,000 worth

Still requiring 128 runs to Soccer

win with five wickets standing Hongkong .. in XI v. Eastern at lunch, the South Africans' st Navy grouEA, CAUSEWAY “Engyon resistance "crumbled:" after `the Ma King-lung (Et Paul's Co-Ed

Dr H. Mahan Singh and B. Naturday dick-off an interval, and the last five wic

Armstrong,

Midsonalis dres charities, and medicine and Ng Adrechtung (95) forphs)

wd Str Hegde, lost to Kingsford and Anderson, Tarpy Treadwell, Card- keis fell for 81 in an hour and fund will fake place at the drew with Lim Hee-ch

a quarter, Wong 10-21; lost to 12 andersane, Mulia FOTTOW.; RESITE,

WILILON.. Chlorm

Movicon Gladys Loke Chias 6-3, 3-0.

A Fohay (SB Paul's Boys' Mark 8-11; lost to Yew and Hui Branch), Waiarion Hood, on. De school) and Ho Chopig po

Hongkong TC. End Xiv: Xastern cember 13 and 14, commencing Tophat beat Low 30me-Dow

*... | JU NEVY, Eround, ChHuwway-INY, og 1. Mahtani and J. Vernu Zaturamer, kick-cut ELIS TURNTRY for 8 pm. each day. Tickets are Mire Con wank 0-0, 43.. obtainable from Miss Vilma Khan (Chatham) beat Leong

Cyrill (St Joseph's) and

D. lost to Kingsford and Wong X-Farry/anoronald 1000-2 lost to Ip and Mark 6-21;Darker. Coelho c/o Dairy Farm Co-ying and Mis Leong Kar-was lost to Xew and Hul 1×31,

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