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THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, DECEMBER

19, 1952.

STILL UNDEFEATED

EIGHT CLUBS TO TAKE

It's the let

GIN that Counts

BOORD'S

Sandi Dadri CALDBECK MAC

THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB SEVENTH RACE MEETING 1952/53

Thursday, 1st and Saturday, 3rd January, 1953 (Held under the Rules of The Hong Kong Jockey Club)

On the 1st Day the First Bell will be rung at 11.30 am, and the First Race will be run at 12 noon. The tilli Interval is after the Fourth Race (1.30 p.m.)

PART IN FRIENDLY ATHLETIC MEETING Champions & Record-Holders Will Be Seen In Action At Boundary Street On Sunday

By. "RECORDER"

Eight clubs will be participating in the HKAAA's friendly Inter- Club Athletic Meeting at Boundary Street on Sunday afternoon. A surprise and very welcome entry was that of University, who will be represented in nearly all the men's events.

The participating clubs are South China Athletic Association, Army, Hong- kong Athletic Club, Royal Air Force, University of Hongkong Athletic Club, the Milocarian Athletic Club, the Dragon City Athletic Group and Royal Navy.

won the Kot Tak

On the 2nd Day the First Bell will be sung at 1.30.p.m. and try the First Race will be run at 2 p.m.

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

Through Tickets (18 Races-$36) also tickets at $2 each for the Special Cash Sweep on the "Pearce Memorial Cup Sweep scheduled to be run on 24th January, 1953, may be obtained at the Cash Sweep Ofice 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 Wednesday, 31st December, will be sold and the réservation cancelled for future meetings.

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

The

new

GOOD POINTER

generous response Hongkong public would be

athletics and there may be an upset in store, in my event

Stephen Xavier, the Colony wants

entered

100 and 200 Metres and record-holder, is

Champion Games: athletes to the

by the KAAC, but may not from a recent ankle-sprain. run as he is still recovering

who

Three Miles: Lt. Cdr. Sharp

Edwin

nude (Royal Navy),

AB (University),

Smeath (Royal Navy), Lee Kwo-hung

Dragon City), Cpl.

Gregory (RAF), S/Sgt. Peter West (Milocariens).

Army) and Lt. Maugham

The Army Senior Hockey XI still remain unbeaten as the Senior League goes into the second round.

From left to right are;

Back row: M. Singh (umpire), Firth, Gough, Bailey, Bowell, Farmer-Wright, Ford and H. E. Nixon (umpire).

Front row:

De Cruz, Curtis, Petters, Turner and Clegg-Hil.

Rubber In Artificial Cricket Pitches

By G.H. HARRIS, L.I.R.I.

Cricket can claim a longer history than any other team game. His- torians have attempted to trace its origin in various ball games played by ancient races, and even if some of these derivations are a little far fetched, we can at least say that 250 years ago the game was being played in a form not so very different from that of today.

The first recognised cricket club was Hambledon, which was formed in 1750 and remained in existence until 1791. Today cricket clubs in the British Isles are numbered by the thousands.

In addition to the County clubs į greater effort should be made to cricketers to which have their own well-kept encourage young grounds, there are those, by far start practising outdoors much the greater majority, which have carlier than the British climate to rely on local parks and sports will normally allow, and when grounds for their game in the grass pitches are not usable. summer evenings and on Satur- day afternoons.

It is in connection with these local clubs steadily increasing

Tho Navy öre participating in ¦ os four men over 6 feet 4 inches (University), Lo Wing-chuen only two events, but the other

(SCAA); Cheung Wal-long seven clubs will take part in The results of the meet will (Dragon City), LAC O'Brien the Inter-Club contest. Soull be a good pointer to what (RAF) and Lt. Goodburn China and Army start record-breaking mi

may be ex-(Milocarians), favourites for the team title, pected in the new season. 680 Yards-Loung Kam-po

at the Royal Air Force, who Colony on Sunday are

records very much (SCAA), Norbert Chan Inter-Club Hanger on

those (University), Leung Yiu-lam met tast May, may again for the Half Mile, One Mile, (Dragon City), Sgt. J. P. spring a surprise

Three

Miles, High Hurdles and MacMahon (Army), M. Will- the all the girls' events. A com- cox or J. C. Royce (IIKAAC), composition various teams Is considerably picte newcomer to local LAC Trickett (RAF) and Capt. different from last season's and | athletics may spring a surprise Preece (Milocarlans). there may be surprise from recorti In any event.

'One Mile:-D. S. Fraser the newly-formed Hongkong The meeting starts at 2 p.m. (Univerally), Sgt. J. P. Mac- Amateur Athletic Club, the and there is no admission Mahon (Army), Lee Shu-chung University, Millocarians and charge. Programmes will be on

(SCAA),

C. sale at 60 cents in aid of the HKAAC).

Royco Dragon City.

Wong Ka-yiu Funds ала Nearly 50 percent of the en-Association's

from

(Dragon City), Hosking (RAF) is

the

and Lt. M. N. S. McCord particularly (Milocarions). welcome as the Association to send a team of up to Asian in Manila next year. The Starter at Boundary

on Sunday will be Cap Street fain Norman Phillips,

who is on a short visit to the Colony.

19 Colony record-holders it was Captain Phillips who will be seen in action are Sgt with Mr Raleigh Leung of the 120 Yards High Hurdle#: J.. MacMahon (800 Metres and South China Athletic Assocla Chang Yat-hung (SCAA), 2/Lt. Mile), Lan Kak-lan (Ladies,tion laid the foundations tour Paterson (Army), Victor Lal 100 and 200 Mutres), Jennifer

and Jor Hongkong athletics.

(Dragon City), J. Hellmana or Deborah Hurlbatt (Ladles' Long

but The unexpected

very A. Collaco Jump).

(HKAAC), F/O. welcome enthusiastic,

response Charles (RAF). Champions Colony

taking to Sunday's Inter-Club meeting

140 Yands Hurdles:-F/0. part are Lo Wing-chuen (400 thus comes at a most appro Charles (RAF), Ho Sal-hung

(800 Metres), Sgt. MacMahon

(Dragon City) 2/Lt Paterson and 1,500 Metrea), Chang Yat-priate moment.

(Army), A. Collaco or J. Heil- THE COMPETITORS' (High Hurdies), A. Collaco hung

(Low Hurdics),

Victor Lal

mann (HKAAC), Hung Che-kee The list of competitors" fol- | (SCAA).. (High Jump), Chan Wai-chucn

lows:

High Jump: Victor Lal (Shot Pat and Discus Throw). Jennifer Hart

100 Yards: Stephen Xavier (University), 1. B. Gerrard or ' (Ladies' High

or Quentin Almao (HKAAC),, R. Heywood (HKAAC), and Deborah Hurlbatt

You Tak-kce (Dragon City). Wong Chun-che (Dragon City), Chang. Yat-hung (SCAA) LAC Davidson (RAF), Yam A:my have entered MacMahon in the Half Mile and mile and David Wu (University), Pte. Wai-lam (SCAA). Lt. Blight

Crane (Army), F/Sgt. Aziz (Army) and Peter West In the Three Miles.

Major Chapman G. B. H. Nor (Milocarian: Lau Kam-ylu The best race of the day should (RAF), Totalisator Tickets should be examined and checked be- be the Mile in which "Paddy" ris or F/Lt. R. J. B. Ronch fore leaving the Selling Counters as mistakes of any descrip-rival of last season, Lt, McCord, MadMahen again meets his great

(Milocarians).

Kwong Lau chien and Д Milo 220 Yarda:W. L. McCall or City) tion cannot be reelifted later,

Eddie Loureiro (HKAAC), Lee carinn entry. running for Milocarions. Cash received in respect of Dividends should be checked

Wing-kai (SCAA), Chan

Sul

Long Jump:-Chan Wai-lam before leaving the Pay-Out Counters as no claim for short

McCord was a very close third cheong (University). Ma Chiu- (SCAA), Leung Ying-kin City), R. Spencer the Army Cross County | Kuda IL Championship and, limiting him (Army)-F/Bgt. Ariz (RAF)

Capt. Jerome

2/Lt. Huckle (RAF) (Army), Hetherington 440 Yards:-M. P. Curzon or and Major Chapma (Milo- M. Willcox (HKAAC), Cpi cartans).

Hop, Step & Jump: 2/LA Royce (Army), Hoo Seng-tuck

Huckle (Army), Choung Wal- tong (Dragon Clly), To King- chau (SCAA), Ng Chuan-wäl (University) and LAC Hughes (RAF).

To avoid congestion at the Cash Sweep Office at Queen's Hart (Ladies' High Jumpy years ago towards the revival (University), Hung Chee-yang that the artificial cricket pitch concrete,

Building, non-members are requested to purchase their sweep Mokots at the Club's Branch Offices at:-

5 D'Aguilar Street, Hong Kong

or

302 Nathan Road, Kowloon.

TOTALISATOR

The attention following rules:—

Dividends will be pald on the winning and placed ponies

of Totalisator Investors is drawn to the

so declared by the Stewards when the "ALL CLEAR" is Jes Long Jump).

given. The "ALL CLEAR" signal will be indicated by a white light at the Totalisator Tower. BACKERS ARE ÅÐ- VISED NOT TO DESTROY OR THROW AWAY THEIR TICKETS UNTIL AFTER THE "ALL CLEAR" SIGNAL HLAS BEEN EXHIBITED.

unce Investors-have-left-the-Counters.

Pole

payment of the value of lickels presented sun be entertained to Derek-Coburn and Peier West kong (Dragon City),

Pte. Cro fig-Chuan-wat-

bo run.

In no circumstances will any Dividends be paid or refunds mado unicas 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.

carlans).

All winning tickets and tickets for refunds must be pre-self to one race on Sunday, and sented for payment of the Race Course on the day to which should be in a position to give they refer, but none will be paid later than one hour after the MacMahon a race of it every inch time for which the last race of the day has been scheduted to | of the way.

The athlete most in demand has

proved to be Cpl. J. C. Royce, whom Army selected for 440 Yards and the Hongkong Amateur Athletle Club for the 800 Yards, One Mile aid Juve- thi Throw. First-claim Clubs have been aslied by the Asso- ciation to share their talent if not. wanted for particular went and Royce may find him- self running for both Army and Club,

The High and Low Hurdles fields are the strongest in the Colony's history. In the Highs, Victor Lai and University's HKAAC'S J Hellmann could а new push Chan, Yai-hung to Colony record and in the Lows there could be a blanket finish involving all the five starters.

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

of Brooches or Badges admitting ladies not in possession Season tickets and gentlemen, non-members of the Club, to the Members' Enclosure and the Club Rooms at $10 per day including tax, for ladies or gentlemen are obtainable through the Secretary at Alexandra 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 at the Race Course.

The Branch Ofees and the Treasurers' Compradore office will close at 10 am on the 1st Day and at 11 a.m. the 2nd Day. The Secretary's Office will close at 10 a.m. the 1st Day and st 11:45 a.m. the 2nd Day. The Treasurers' Compradore Office is aituated at Queen's Building, Ground Floor, Chater Road, and the Secretary's Office of Alexandra House, 8th Floor.

Aimited number of tinns 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

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Victor Lal and Yam Wal-ling are the two stars in the High Jump and there may be as many

NOTICE

THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB

The price of admission to the Public Enclosure will be $3 Annual Race Meeting 1953 per day including tax for all persons including Ladies and will be payable at the Gute.

Any person leaving the Public Enclosure during a Meeting will fortalt his or her right of admission to the Enclosure and will be required to pay the requisita fée of $3 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 OBTAINABLE IN

THE RESTAURANT IN THE PUBLIC ENCLOSURE.

SERVANTS' PASSES

17th, 21st & 24th January and Hong Kong Derby

2nd May, 1953 Draft

Programmes and Entry Forms for the above

may

[

(Milo

SUGAR RAY RETIRES

New York, Dec. 18. Sugar Ray Robinson, World Middleweight Box- ing Champion,

today formally announced his retirement from boxing. --Reuter.

Archie Moore Is Satisfied

St Louis, Missouri,

Dec. 18. Archie Moore, wearing his new lightheavyweight Crown, promised other hope- fuls in his class today:

Ful; - Shot

Cpl. Boddy (Army), D, Knox (HKAAC), Chan Wai-chuen (SCAA), Gummon (RAF), R. Heitineyer (University), Ho Kal-choo (Dragon City).

has deinite attractions.

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As the surfacing is securely bonded to the concrete base there is no question of removing it to a store during bad weather as in the case of fibre matting. This means that the wicket is always ready for immediate wer

irrespective of the weather.

sults obtained The excellent results to date

show that there are

are great

for artificial cricket

Further development work on latex/cement composition is being carried out by various bodles wil à view to further present is not prohibitive, modi- reducing the cost,

of the playing tying certain characteristics and reducing the wear on cricket balls.

Already it has been found that

very

much

plastie balls Inst

which at

THE FIRST STEPS One of the first steps in the development of artificial wickets was the use of Abre matiing on

alabilised Boll or possibilities for this type of cinders. Coconut matting has surfacing As it is not possible to produce now been used for many years pitches, lur! pitch that will stand upon concrete bases, but it is not to continual hard wear through-the complete answer as it is and out the

attempts have affected by wet weather Benson, been made to try to produce needs constant attention by the artelat wickets that can be groundsime amount of ploneer

An played on not only every hour of the day, but every day of the work was carried out before and during the last war on com- week

Linked with this question of a positions based on mixtures of durable, all-weather, non-upkeep rubber latex, cement, and aggre- pitch is the suggestion that a gates such as sand and cork, etc.,

the for surfacing t decks of ships. longer on this type of wicket to be than ordinary Icaller-covered compositions had hard-wearing and also withstand balls. severe climatic conditions. It was thought that this type of at material, suitably, modifed found

necessary, tnight provide a sultable playing

surface for cricketers.

The Rubber Board accordingly the initiative in putting took this-idea-to practical-test-in- in March, 1949, for two arranging

these latex/cement com- Ladies League Dorians "Green" V Gremuns "A" positions to be tried out at the -King's Park Pool Ground at 4.15 und

ground or the Chelmsford Singh,

.m. Umpires: Krishan Lall, Tara

Cricket Club.

Each Dorians "White"

"A"-

The following are Club selec- V KGV

pitch consisted of a KGV Ground at 3 pm. Umpires: normal concrete base on to tions for cricket and soccer WOI N.W. Lelor, J. P. Asome,

Victorians v Recreio King's which trowelled the composition matches this week-end:

of 3/16 in. Park Pool Ground at 3 pm. Um | to a pires H. Crebas, Set T. Jardin

DGS V KGV

After t few

WEEK-END

HOCKEY

The following League hockey matches are down or decision "thi week-end:

SATURDAY

of

A

SATISFACTION

ден

the

(Reproduced from “Rubber Developments" published by The British Rubber Develop ment Board.)

(London Express-Secoled)--

WEEK-END TEAMS

CRICKET Cralgengower C.C. v Hongkong c.corpioni" at Stappy Valley

Ground at 4.30 p.m. Umptres: Sat Secretary of the Club wrote to on Saturday at 1.15 p.m.-G. A

Fairhurst, Z. A. Abbas.

BUNDAY

Ladies' Late

Recreio "B" v Gremlins -

Club

Bouza, G. Hong Chay P. R. Ragi. W. H. E. Colledge, H. Madar, D. Bottomley, K. Y. Tanı. M. Singh, p. C. Chetwynd, G. Saunders, J, Heywood Bih man, R. Manley

Indian R.C. 1st XI v Club de Re-

months

say, "The wickets are used by us and by the Essex County for coaching and practice and have given every satisfaction Army "A" Heerelo-Bookunpool and it is possible for our fastest crolo at King's Park on Saturday at

bowlers to really bowl "all out" 1.00p.m.-A. R. Kitchell, AR Wal Koc-ylu | N. W. Lator, Umpires: WOL on these wickets without foar of | Abbas R. el "Arcull, P. J. Bill-

"Ro- erels at 11.30 a.m. Umpires: C/S J. 8. Mendes, WON H. H. Boll.

First Division (Men's)

No. 1 at 2.30

Discus Throw:-D, R. Field- ing (HKAAC),

Xavier, (University), Chan Wal-chuen

YMCA Royal injury to bastsmen, for the ball moria, A. H. Ismail, B. H. Khan, BK, Nazarin, A, B. Nazack, Ador an oven pace Rumjaha, M... Samod, B. Yusuf (SCAA), Ho Kal-choo (Dragon Navy Ground No. 1 at 10.30 am. City), Cpl. Boddy

Umpires: Major B. J. B. Buycatt, comes through

Umpire, (Army).

and height (and the tendency Samid.

O. M. Dutt. Mekhan Singh. LAC Mitchell (RAF) and o Argonauts Thunderbolts with fast bowlers is for the ball Scorer, Adam Khan,

Club de Recreio įst XI v Indian Milocarian entry.

"A" Police Ground at 10.30 6.m. to keep low rather than get up) n.c. at King's Park on Saturday Umpires: Sat Davies. WOI M.

and as a result forward strokes at 1.50 p.minti, G. Gouno, A.. E. Potters.

Javelin Throw:-Lt. Cdr. -T. Harford

and

wr. Turner HAF Police-Cal Tak at 2.30 can be played with the utmost Noronha, A. M. Prata, M. A. F'AI- mada Femedios Gosano, D. Navy), LAC

confidence. Yussoff p.m. Umpires: Lt. R. N. L. Du, conf

The wickets take 2, D'Almada Hemedios, A. yer, Lafdr Finlayson, Wai-chten Chan

spin, but the ball must be spun Pereira, A., d. dos Remedies, C, Second Division (Men's)

to

Guterres, A. R. Osmund, D. 2/Lot Paterson Army Argonauts "3"-500- and not rolled

get the dues. Umpire, Ognund 2.30 p.m. Um necessary bite. (Army)

Cup de Recreio 2nd XI v Dloce- C. Boyte kunpoe No. at (HKAAC). Wal

pires: Iscub Khan, Bgt Fairhurst. Kee-ylu

"Instructions were given that san Boys School at Tomustin, on * HEAAF v Thunderballs "B"-- 16k at 10.30 am Umpires: crlehet boots should not be worn, and, . 7. NDIunha, P. M. R. da

Saturday at 1.8 p.m.-Dr H. P. L (University), Ho

Kal-choo universi

Krishan Lall, D. G. Weling. but this has been ignored or silva, A. (Dragon City).

Guterres, ** K.A. Aces y Nav Bharat Royal Navy overlooked In certain cases and Guterres, L. E. Guterres, Ground No. 11 at 10.30 malas." there are tory slight pock-marks Remedies Remedie pires: . . Gonsalves, Axis

Soures, C. A. Xvanovich, A._N. Bookanpois H.C. Dutch 11.C around the batting crease, which other. Players are to meet at Club Bookumpoo No. 1 st 10.30 a.m. Um- pires: WOLA N. Nixon, P/O P. 3. Ball.

Teams or umplits unable to meet surface now seems sufficiently enger C.C. at Happy Vallby on Saturday at 1:15 4p.m.--11. these fixtures are requested to hard to resist the normal cricket Owen Hughes, Stokes, I contact C. Verbeut the Hon. Fix- ture Secretary of the II.K.H.A., stud. There is definitely more Stanton, Los Cap Hurridge 3.

Connell, Dwa Lesen, ke immediately by phone: (20343). wear on bails than is found on

Pearpo, K. Citeano. V. O. Roberts, a grass wicket,

C. Ure, A. Hofinwick.. The following games have been submitted to the Belections Commit "Mr Frank Rat, a County Club Kowloon C/C.!"Birazzlers" & oth H.A.A. Battery R.A..at Cox's tee for the Ladies Interport hockey

Hammer Throw: Cpl. Cap sick (Army) and LAC David- son (RAF) (Other entries are invited for this event and will

on Sunday). be accepted at Boundary Street

LADIES' EVVENTO

"I am going to put some Uis Into the division. Any contender who deserves a chanée will get it.

TARD; Kak-lán, -100 from ine,"

Fok Wing-sheung, Leg Shok- Moore, 35, a St Louis negro, tak, Wong Duen-ling and Chan (SCAA), Jennifer dethroned Jory Maxim

Yin-shiu Hort and unanimous decision last night.

and Lynn Ramsey (HKAAC)

the crown after Moore

on

Kak-lan

·LADIES' TRIALS

'In ] de Heegeld at 1.15 p.m. "sharp, has not affected the surface

the Bongkong C.C.****Beorpiona“. way. In any case, the

trials to be played on Sunday, De. / Professional player, has been in Road on Saturday at 1.30.p.m.

P

Kowtom C.C. teams toe • the... 3.

Robinson Mentorial, Came the Club on Sunday at

Over 409.-8. Stapleton, Hawketh, fence, A T., 100, it: Karmant," SA Quaver, Tamcha Other

Under 40.

cember 21, arethe Hecrete ground, charge of conching and practica E. Lawrence (Capt), Towarth, for mattbers of the County Club W. Pepperell, Mildson, P.Wood, King's work (billy-art 2.15 whi-):

Crorio, Lynne, J. Crightan, bo obtained at the There was not much doubt 220 Yards: Deborah Hurl-

Seymour, D. Symons, G. Jandall, p. itatayde, C. 2home ad en ground staff and he is enthusias W. Cowie, C. Caffer, Kinsope It. Marquez, Leonard, IL Lie about the usefulness of the mother. Secretary's Office, Alexandra about who would be wearing batt and Rita Hell (HKAAC),

had Chin Teyuk, Lam

Ifate, V, Chums, E. Correa, Tai Lim, wickets and the benefit obtained House; the Club House, mauled Joey in the fret eten Hart

FAvalia. Oni In C Marchett, D. Jillett, Movies in coaching young players to Happy Valley and the Stables, rounds.

High Jump:—Jennifer ·

Seikle, L. Brandt, D. Barier, play correct frokos"

B. Roase, RL Shan Kwong Road.

IN EXCELLENT CONDITION In the 10th, Moore Landled of C (HKAAC), To-yuk and Hood, 9.Bolton. “Ni Clayson, A Satrbury Collace, P., B.

......Bimmons, Lwheeler, The varfoeings were reciently smashing right that sent 30-Chan Pul-yue (SCAA),

Loar Junip Deborah. Hurwith

after their fourth Campbell, Noronha Pereira exumined year-old Maxim into the butt and Rita Hall (BRAAC), ovens, D. reaves N., season and they were both In and only his chility to tie' up his opponent kept him from Chin Cho-yuk and Cha Pul- Peach, 17 Bradford Marcellent condition. During this Ainag

*All the players listed wrw requested period neither of the wickets has pernit, &

Lungichk The received the Mightest attention D. Symons, of his 12-year, dureer,

OR SANTULA. Cordon and from the groundsini jiwara; they aru from JUSEL. Leigh,

general should not require

any's main tenamen for many yearske

Entries close to the Secre- tury, Alexandra House, 8th foor, at NOON on Saturday, 20th December, 1952..

Servants' passés "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 passes are not permitted in the Member's Enclosure except for passing through on their duties and must remain in their employers' stands.

Owing to the corigestion in the Member's 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 in only of the Pablo Belling Hall Military Police will be posted at various points in the exclosure to mmure that this regulation li

adhered to.

32) Ordár).

H. MIDA,

Please enclose entry form

the

green provided

J. P.

runering, the second knock-out Jud. Beton Vliet to tur

Shos

(HKAAC), Lau Man-shau; Len The 12,010' fdne paid $80,487, Fo-chic, Wong Doen-ling and envolópo

(SCAA). Marin collected, 100000, Fun mới mà kh Evén --with- the money from radio ant elevision, that loli shau und Cal Putyin (BCAA), Moore with. The core than Mrge Van Vitet (HKA

·

'HI. MISA,

Becretary,

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Mordor,

that, boys

Man-Shooker League

Talkon XI

Should it any time a section trophy stile, club of the surfacing bocorné badly ca

Kowloon CC "Green" defeat Valled HAP,3-3, Gina Gea worn it would not be dimoult Cukwuen Beatty Archio, La Vilot CHRISAAC/Lankanan Younger Snooker League match for a budemen to replace the Fa" Murie Monk

fast

worn arts with new material.: