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GEORGE WHITING'S · COLUMN

THE CHINA-MAIL, THURSDAY, JANUARY 29, 1953.

THIS IS THE

THE CUE

CUE FOR ANOTHER ENTRY IN

IN THE JOE DAVIS RECORD BOOK

How many sportsmen have achieved world records after reaching the age of slippered ease? Fifty-one-year-old Joe Davis, button-nosed master of the baize, gives himself "a month or six weeks" to complete his 200th century snooker break-a performance unlikely to be surpassed in this or any other age.

"I have remained at 490 since before Christmas, and it is getting a-bit of a strain,” Davis told me before stepping smartly back to the two-hour daily practice session to which he has disciplined himself for the last quarter of a century.

Joe's achievement of the 500th century will ussuredly ante a Held-leaf entry in

The Davis diary-begun some 38 years ago with squiggly records of its author travelling 25 miles to carn his first gulnea as a billiards professional.

of the pre-blitz period-was 1 potter" for two decades, gave up scored on a foggy and not-so-the title for lesser cue-men to baleyon night in the wartime ) argue about. London of October 1939.

The pace quickens. In October, In the circumstances, nobody 1948, Davis passed the 300 mark could have cared less that David, with 119 against Sidney Smith just home from Rhodesia, had at Leicester Square Hall. In contrived several un-Davis-like January 1951 hẹ achieved his "Nowadays," says Davis, "they shots in those parts to ensure 400th century with 114 against would chalk u cue for double| making his "ton of tong" in his Johui Pulman In the same hall.

1101

own country.

that money.

STÄRTED IN 1937 I asked Davis to recall the milestones that

have marked his "pot-progress" to within 10 of his 500 centuries. The diary quickly gave us the details.

He began with 101 against Fred Pugh in Manchester in the

The 200th century, 133 against Lindrom, graced the Horace biggest mocker gala ever put on

*DISAPPOINTED'

"At Sheffield recently I scored n 06 break in the first game-and

In

in this country-the 1948 Cham-was told by a spectator that he pionships at the Horticultural was terribly disappointed."

the next game, when I missed Hall, Westminster.

aoiher mant £10,500 in "ate the pink at 107,

They took

high old days of March, 1927, money for that Championship, he was sorry I and

The hundredth hundred-100| and Davis having won it and cleared the table. against Alec Brown at Thurston's | established himself as the "king-

AUSTRALIAN 10C REPRESENTATIVE SAYS

Melbourne Cricket Ground Not Good Enough For The Olympic Games

Sydney, Jan. 28,

on

the Inter-

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not

In the third game I did clear the table, with break of 135- only for some fellow to remark what a pity it was there were no more baik for me to pot.”

Never mind, Mr Davis, Impatient spectators are a tribute to gentur, We all know that, but for you. snooker wantd have remained:

¿

slightly (a)

Jess their respectable pustime not to be mentioned

in the presence of Mabel; and (b) a boring exhibition of old- time professionals potting ono colour and then

sitting tight while they devised intricate and

lack-lustre schemes of defence at

The senior Australian representative national Olympic Committee said today that unless de-al costs. finite plans for the 1956 Games in Melbourne have been decided on in a few weeks he will recommend they be taken away from Australia,

Mr H. R. Weir, senior, repre- | having to make up their minds sentative, made Uils statement for them.

in un interview which coincided) One uf Australia's 100 with a definite decision of the delegates Lewis Luxton. said Melbourne Cricket Ground he would not make any report to Me Brundage until he knew the result of 1 cunierence called for next Monday.

stated

Joe Davis, in his own expres sive phrase "bashed wide open." He hus concentrated un allack, built his 400 century breaks, and deserves well of the tens of thousands who tow "nke about" in desperate endeavours to pot the elusive black.

RECLAMATION SCHEME

trustees to offer the site as ot Olympic stadium.

Weir snid

the plan for the

Tommy Farr choses the Heavy- Games would require a modern

unofficially weight Championship he claims stadium and "not a makeshift in Melbourne that the cricket never to have lost.ex-Light- converted cricket ground." He ground could be made suitable weight Ch mylon Tommy

It

was

said facilities of a standard, at for a main Olympic stadium | McGovern is back in the title Jnast equal to those last year at for less than $330.000. Present race....ex-Welterweight Cham- Helanki would be required. senting enptelty is 00,000 and plon Wally Thoi secks a chance "Let nobody have any doubt it is proposed to enlarge this to of revenge against Cliff Curvis. that the Games cannot be taken 145,000,--Associated Press. away from us," Weir warned, April 17 is the dialine when the International Committee meets in Mexico City. But, I will have to advise President Avery Brundage (of the U.S.) well before then.

"NO TIME"

"It is in my hands to advise the 10C just what the position is here. There will have to be -shore than just vague_promises.. We have no time to spend In further negotiations,

"I advise all those involved in the discussions and arrange ments to make up their minds quickly just what they can and what they cannot do, otherwise I will have the painful duty of

Farewell Game

In Honour Of

Sir Arthur

WEEK-END

TEAMS

Mark Har jolns ex-Cruiser- weight Champion Don Cockell in the heavyweight hunt....cx- Middleweight Champion Albert Finch hovers hopefully on the cruiserweight horizon,

midst -of-

And now, tex Lightweight Champion Billy Thompson leaves his Yorkshire form to resume The following are Club selec- the

"come-back" tions for cricket and

welterweight soccer he suspended last May. matches this week-end:

Undoubtedly

we are in the CRICKET

reclamation scheme Hongkong C.c.

"Optimists" in professional boxing-und all Craigengewer C.C. at Chater Road: on Saturday,D. McLellan (Capt.), because the crop of ill-taught N. E. Arty, L. D. newcomers looks "casy meat and Kitee, Get. P. Pritchard. R. W Franklin, R. M. Macpherson, T. 3. easy money" to the men of ex- Mahon. K. G. E. Spink. R. i.perience. Hughes, 1. R. O. Hubble,

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man, F. Il. Thorp. Bearer, It, McAdam Umpire. A. Zummern.

BY GEORGE......!

1. Stanton, F. A. Weller, D. W wat

watching the Spurs this alter- Leach. C. B. Connet, F. 1. Gnoon?" Herridge, K. Greene. V. O. berts, L. C. Pearce, J. D. Slian. now, D. J. H

Craigengower C.C. v

Rom

"No, I'd sooner be at High- bury

Hongkong

"What? Don't tell me you've C.C. "Optimists" at Chater Road on become an Arsenal supporter." Saturday at

A. 1.30 p.m.-7.

Souza, G. Hong Choy, M. J. DIVO- "No, but I'm going to die lo, P. R. Bagl, D. fultomley, W. it's better I should be one of 1. E. Colledge, H. P. Madár, K. | theirs than one of ours!"

Y. Tam. M. Singh, G. Saunders,

-(London Express · Service)

TO FIGHT TURPIN

Duggie Miller, a South African, is a happy man. He has been told he will meet Randolph Turpin. British Middleweight Champion, in · February at Leicester. Miller has R good record both in Eng- land and in America and believes he can spring the boxing surprise of 1953.

Photo shows Duggie Miller doing roadwork in Hyde Park.

Rugger Results

London, Jan. 20, Results of Rugby Union matches played today were:

United Hospitals 11, Oxford University 0.

Glasgow University 24. Royal Navy 3.Reuter,

University Athletic Standard Improving

By "RECORDER”

Heals and finals of several events in the Hongkong University Athletic Union's Annual Sportis were decided on Monday and Wednesday afternoons and the general standard this year appears to be appreelably higher than it has been in any year since pre-war days.

The University had fewer than half-a-dozen athletes. in Colony Championship class last season. This year there are a dozen or more and the general standard is very much higher.

There is also more enthusiasm at 33:11, followed by Leong Siu- I understand that an invita- about and considerable interest kee with 32:9, Tan Song-chun | tion will be extended to the is being shown in the coming with 31:2% and D. S. Fraser | [KAAC's Misse Hall, Huribati iriangular match ngains! the and Chan Leung-cliye tied at and fart, respectively ИКЛАС

and another team 20:44. (probably the Royal Air Force) In March,

Other

Colony Chempion ind ship runner-up in the)

Jump, to try for a new

winners to date-Chan | Loth record at the University

Leong-chee, the 220 Yards Low University have, in fact, so Hurdles in 29.5 seconds; Chun sports on February 7. The run- much all-round strength that Leong-guan the 10,000 Metres in Shey are likely to emerge the 45 minutes 33.4 seconds, with winners as the HKAAC will be Norbert Chun accond: considerably weakened by the Cheng-kim the Pole Vault with stipulation that Colony finalists 8 feet 04 inch. last year will take part in the match.

be ineligible to

up and pH at Pokfulam are by far the best in the Colony and Chuaight of the wide, white take- off board ulone could bring 10 feet out of the Jumping H's.

ARMY CHAMPIONSHIPS The Land Forces Individual Athletic Championships will be held on March 4 and 5,

events

the

Three of the Ladies'

decided yesterday, were To start with, the University winners turning in respectable have two very promising long marks by local standards. Jumpers in Ng Chuan-wai and

1

Bhuji Dhabher. the first of Best of these was a Discus whom cleared well over 20. feat Throw of 45 feet 4 inches by In practice at Pokfulam yester- Susan Owen-Hughes. "Eleanor day with the latter Inches be- Smart won the Javelin with 53 hind.

feet 11 inches. a remarkable throw as the Javelin travelled Dhabber has also returned what was almost a complete 10.0 seconds in A heat of the half-circle. University Sports. He is much more solidly but than he was) There is considerable promise iwo or three years hack when in the University's he reached the finals

of the diss and Javelin' throwers as not sprints the Inter-School one of them has the faintest idea Championships and looks the of the technique of the events. best 22-foot long jump prospect They are only a matter of 20 to In years.

30 feet behind the Colony re- cords and could shin theso without too much trouble if they were willing to leam.

GOOD THROWING

feminine

Doreen Young won the ligh Jump with 3 feet 11 inches with Eleanor Smart second at

The standard in the weight events is much higher than a has been in the past year or two, Even considering the fact that University bas not. Ingged 3:0 behind in this department of othictics in recent years.

Four competitors went over 90 feet on the Discus Throw, D. S. Fraser being the winner with 98 feet 4 inches, followed by R. Heitmeyer with 92:1, Wa: Kee-yul, last year's Champion, with 00:115 and Ng Chuan-wat with 90:34.

R. Heitmeyer reached 35 feet 14 inches in the Shot Put com- petition, with P. Farrel second

Royal H.K. Defence Force Orders

FORCE ORDERS Annual ReviewThe Annual Re- view of the Royal Hongkong Defence Force this year will take place at the Race Course, Happy Valley at 10:30 am, on Sunday March 20, 1953. The salute will be taken and the inspection_earried out by Hh Ex- cellency The Governor. Sir Alexan der Grantham, GLMG. Further de tals will be fiued separalely to all

concerned.

FORCE HEADQUARTERS

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علي

Thurs-

Serial No. 4. Orders issued by rangements which will be made

direct with 1.Q.M.S. Lane. Colonel L. T. Ride, CBE, ED.

Trade Training-Clerk' G.D Commandant. Royal Hongkong P.A. Tuesday Feb 3-89 RHKDE Defence Force, Dated January 6.35 p.m. Transport Jeaver Murray Parade Ground at 5.30 p.m. Police 27, 1953,

Course Tucaday Feb 3Q No. à Polide District, North Peint-8.63 p.m. Transport leaves Murray Parade Ground at 5.30 p.m. Nursing Orderites Wednesday Feb 4—Windsor House 5.13 p.m.-Dr Bard, Radar Operátora Friday Ted GA' 'B' & C... Watches—1lQ. -RHKDF-Lectura. -−0.45 p.m. Transpart leaves Murray Parade Ground at 6.30 p.m. Fighter Plotters. Tuesday Fob 3-AS Watches-S.O.R.-6.45 p.m. day Feb, Ho A. Watch 8.0.R,—-STAI§ Day Training—0 a.m. Thursday Feb. Welch S.O.R.-8.4 p.m. Int Unit HQ Fl-Ferado HQ | Fighter Controllers. Thursday Feb 8 RUKOF Tuesday February 3 1033 -A Flight 8.0.R.— a.m. Helf 5.20 p.m. Lecture. Dress: Mufti. Day Training, Wireless Operators. A friend sils at the bedside of

Recce 1 Parade HQ KDF Thun Monday Feb. 2-KAAP. Hangar 0 Hongkong C.C. "Bcorpions“ vian ailing Spurs supporter.

day February 5, 1953 6 pm. Discus-p.m. Transport Javea Sallbury Univeralty at Pokfulam on Saturday) "I'll bet you

tion of WE exercise. wish you were

Weapon Trg. Road at 5.45 p.m. thon via Jordan Trt will leave MPG 5.30 p.m. 11.30 p.m.-T. A. Pearce (Capt.1.

Road Ferry, Thursday Peti. 5** Artillery Battery Fa Gunnery Tp. KAAF Hongar-0 p.m. Transport 'A' Intermediate' & 'B' Secs parade Teaves Salisbury Road et 5.45 pm. 830 p.m. Friday, February 0. 1955. then via Jordan_Road Perry, M.T. Dress:

Mufti. C & R TP. 'C' Sec Drivers. Sunday Feb Boshal Tük M.I. parade Soit 5:30 p.m. Monday Feb- Section-0.es. Transport leaves Tuary 2, 1953. 'R' Bec, pirade SON Sollbury Road at 8,45 am. Equlo- 530 p.m. Friday February 0, 1953 ment Section. Monday Feb. 2nd- Dress: MUNI,

Kal Tak Full Day Training- am. Transport leaves Ballsbury Road et HONGKONG RKOMMENT

9:45 am. Thursday. Feb (-IIKAAF Force File Meeting-Congratula-Hangar & DJE. Transport tory The Commanding Oficer con- Ballbury Road at 5.45 p.m. Photos gratulates The Regiment on its out- graphers, Wednesday Feb 4AY standing success of the Force Rifa Kat Tak-Lecture-0 pm. Transport Meeting and is pleased to note the leaves Salisbury. Road at 6.45 D.. greatly improved standard of AceT- AT.C. Section. Tuesday, Feb. 3-5 Ing. After these encouraging results WatchFull Day Training Sex The Commanding Of expects Rong. Transport leaves Salsbury every officer, NCÓ and man to raise Read at 8.16 m. Friday Feb. Cum the classification of the Regiment to A B C D Watches AF. Kal Tak

very high standard.

---0 p.m. Transport leaves Sailsbury Duties, Orderly Officer << the Road at 5.43 - 1. Grounderew. Mon- Weok-Lt KJ, Altwell Next for duty day Feb

Flight-KAA KJ. Ranner. Orderly Sergeant Hangar- B. Jull Day TEL. of the Week-Sgt F. Crabb Next for Transport leaves Balisbury Road at duty--Set C.W. Norris

1.45 am. Friday Feb 'A' & 'S' Training "A" Coy-Tuesday & Flights-HAAF PlsFd DayRide Cistication. RV Transport loaves Salisbury Road at Hanger 6 p., by the Rev. Father Maguire,

030 am, at WD Car Park Kowloon, 5.45 pm. Baturday Feb 7' Flight Rev. Father Smith and Rev.

Battle Drees:

Orderless steel BIKAAF Harga p.m. Transport Brother Cronon of the Hang Lieut. Alexandertowboltam, Macintoshi, CMG, OBE, Knight

Capt.

betmela berets worn & Jungle bata Capt. Grant.

Order issued by Comm. D. W.

[eaver Salisbury Road at 145 p.m. In Haversack. 1 PI-TOET Rie. RV kong Schools Sports.

Sunday Feb 8-'A__ TIEN-EILAAP Major Tally,

5.20 p.m. at MPG, Dress: Clean HADRA B.. 12th inan, Ghr Bon of Grace, tion under whose auspices the Ligut Stuart,

Transport leaves Venerable Order of fatigue rifle xlings. "A" Coy NCO Sailsbury__Rend at 8.45 km. farewell match is being fail. Umpire, WOI Cave. Scorer,

Cadre-Thursday. As ordered. 'n' Coy St John of Jerusalém, Commis-

Flying Programme-Monday Feb a Sat Freeman.

Monday, Drill & WT. XV 0.15 0.m. -BFlight Kowloon C.C. Intra-Club msten i

John Ambulance | at MPC for HQ. Drets:

Air crew IKA AT Clean

Hangarm. Tull Day Training, Bir Arthur Momeja XI.—Ma Kwan- at Cox's Rose on Beturday at 1.90sioner of St.

Brigade, Hongkong District. Or-

Coy-NCOs Cadre fatigue

Transport leaver Ballbury "zload at Raymond p.m.

Thursday As ordered, 'C' toy-TUM. 3.40 6.m., Thursday Feb 5-Ground Young (St Joseph's College). Chan A team.-9. v. aiting, . A. der No. 5/63 dated January 20

day. Drill & WT (Fur defalta aor

Lecture A & B Flight All Pitot Ping-wing (Wah Yan, Kowloon), Broadbridge, D... Coffey P. V-1953.

Coy The Programme), NV 5.15 HQ RHKDF-p Transport Cheng Val-chiu (Waty Yan, Kow- Dodge., H. Hari-Baker, R. E. Lee,

at MPG for 14. Drim: Cican loves Murray Parade. Ground at Joan, Wong Chung-wai (Wan Yan, J. Lertou, K. Lo, J. Muldoon, L. Ambulance Datles - Hongkong-

fatigue, 'D' Cay-Wellnerday. [Į PI

5:30 pm. Saturday Fob T--'6° Flight Hongkong), Lee Kal-ming (Queen's Quincey, K. Soyer, D. Bymons, 0.1.1.53-7333. K.C.0.8, Diy, & Fd Day-Rifle Chassification, RV B Alrcrow=0 p.m. Transport leaves 8.0.A.A. Nig. Div.; 1.2.83–14.2.53. 2 mg xÙ WD Car Park. Drès: Battle Sallsbury Road at 140 p.m. Bunday

Order team.-E. C. Fincher, Q.; Bin Nam Dlv, & 6.C.A.A. Nut. Div.

les steel, heimels, berete Feb 8—A" Tiight Aircrew--KAAP R. F. Apps, W. . Cowie, Ambulance Dalles - Kawigan-

wom, Jungle hats in laversack, 20 Hangar om. Transport A Howarth, F. R. Ker 1.3.67.2.53, Kowloon Div. & Sham-

leaves 12 Min Range, RV 6.15 pm. Salisbury Brad at 5.45 um

Drow Clem mani, A. Lang, R. F. W. Lodge. shulpo Nsg. Divi: 8.2.55-142.53,

TIONGKONG WAAS W. Peppereli, 5. Ramchand, G.; Trimshatsu Div. & Shamshuipo NIE.

fatique. 'B' Côy NGOs Cadra-Mon- Training, torsParade Thursday day. As ordered. HQ Coy Big P February 8, 1953 Randall, V. C. Seymour, P. Wood. Div.

Kowloon 0.0. "Stragglers" V Penetration Squad Duties-1,2,83, Royal Artillery at Cox's Road on Dr Lau Ong-ul & K.Y.M.C.A. NIE, Bunday at 1.30 p.m.-J. Lerigu, Q. Div.: 0263, Dr Ip Kam-wali de Almao, R..

D. G. Coffey, K.Y.M.C.A. Ng. Dív.

A Schoolboys' practice soccer match in preparation for the forthcoming farewell game in honour of the Hon. Sir Arthur Morse, which will be played on the Club ground on Sunday, February 8, at 10 man, was held yesterday.

Following the practice, the following_feams

organised:

were selected

ming Queen's College),

Associa-

College Law Sung-kit (wah Tan Hongkong), Chan Yue-wah (Wah Yan, Itongkong). Chan Wai-Jarn (Wah Yan, Kawioon), Chen Chuen

Chol kwok (Wai Yan, Kowloon), Keng-dang (Wah Yan, Kowloon). The Hon. D. J. B. Crozier's XI Chan Chi-hion (8t Joseph's College), Kio Yee-lai Wah Yan, Kowloon), Peter Teanut (Chatham), Hondo Bernardo (St Joseph's Fung Kio-loung (St College), Au-yeung Bheung (Clo- menil). Ko Po-wong. (Wah Yan, Kowloon), Jung Kie-wan (3)

Duda

Cover

Joseph's

(Queen's College), Conrad Clan- ning (81 Joseph's College).

E. Manley, 12th man, J. Bey, wood. Umpire, G. S. Lidd.

Club de lecrelo 1st XI v Indlan R.C. at Sookunpoo on Saturday at 130 p.m. players to meet at Club Lusitano at í p.m.-A. M. Prats (Capt.). A. A. "dos. Benedios Jr.. A. E. Notubha, A. It. Osmund, E. L. Cosano, L. E. Gasano, M. A. itemedios, D. f. Henedior, A. P. Pereira Jr., A. P. Mecl-Pereira, D. M. Rodrigues.

Army Royal Navy at Sookun- poo on Saturday at 1.13 p.m. Lent De Cruz. Heut Edwards, Capt. Kirby, Licut Bester, Lieut Farmer-Wright,

E. Taylor, R. Zimne

Grace,

W. Celled. Marshall, W: Pepperell C. 9, Ramage, 2. an- daff. A. P. Weir, P. Wood.

St. John

Ambulance Orders

Race Dulles--2.2.53, 1 fum. Con- fuctan bly. (Course). I.K.Y.M.C.A. Div. (HQ); 11.2.53. 1 pan, Central Dlv, (Courzo). K.C.O.D.DXV.

Club de Recreio 2nd XI v Dock- yard R. C. at King's Park on Satur- (110). Saki (Queen's Callinn Mok Man-lau này từ 130 pm. Dr H. P. 1

Ozorio (Capt.), E. J. Noronha, P. M. N. da Biva, E. A. R. Alves, C. A. Guterres, J. A. Guterres, E. Lourelu, H. r. Oxorio, L. J. Home dios, R. A. Remedios, R. Nunes,

SOCCER

KEC TENNIS

**

4

dew

Atrent sleppers Shelter Duties= Pesruary 105-Chung Sing Nursing | Division,

- Football Duties — Bongkong - 91.1.53, 2.30 p.m., Club, Chung, Bing: 1.3.83 2.30 p.m.. Chuab,, 8th Nam. Appointment and Promotion Hongkong FC. 1st XI v Kowloon DISC. Hanlon, 8.0. (N) Iqts, provi Members

of the Kowloon Moter Bus on the Clubs ground at moted Corps Oncer and re-appoint Cricket Club are reminded to Happy Valley on Saturday ated B.O. (M) Hau, W.5.f, 14.1.63.

McDonald, Anderson, Tarpey, Garda

BALERTON .e.ining-lum, Shar: 1.

rubmit their names for the Taylor Amy, Kowloon Y.X.C.A. Amb Div.. Sunday Morning Tennis League ner, Mullen, Torrow, Keane, Berd fixtures which will commenco on ker. Reserves, Wallon, Treadwell, shulpo Amb, bly, extended lenta-0 February B.

* Ifonakong T, C. and Ki v. Kop, monthɛ w.0.1.1.19.63,

Penetration Squad: February 195 On Sunday, starting at 10.30 loon Motor Dux on the Club ground at Hoppy Valley on Baturday as a.m. the final of the Club's 2.20 Pimmar. Beatties Poyna Kowloon YM.CIA. Numing DĪVI. Double-S. Augestad and Jon Carr, Lapalsy, Viant,

Lerlouvy. K. Lo and. T. Lo---will be played.

Tread. well.

Walton, Melonsid,

WATC Mochinness. Beserver, Ward, · Karv Day.

FUNG FIRE_FAN, OBLINGS Amistapt Commissioner,

at MPG for HQ.

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7d Day-Wednesday, Rifle Classifica-Ritter First Aid. Parade tion. RV 6 a.m. at WD Car Park, February E. 1963, 8.30 pr. 1 Kowloon,, Dress: WT Order, Junde IDF Lecturer: Mrs Watson. hate corried. MG P¡=7d Day--Man- Signals (A) & 3′ Beca parade MPG day Rine Classifestien. Ry Pam, at Sirwal Hut 6.39 pm Monday Web- WD Car Park Kowloon, Drea: WT yaary 7, 1953. "A" Hee parade HQLT Order. Mor P1-Thursday Pi Comds Tuesday, February 5, 1053 6.00 pm. disposal. NV 8.15 pm. at MPG for 1 sec parade Hot Thursday Feb HIQ. Dick: Clem fatigue, 345" 1'1= | | rary 5, 1853 530 pm. Dros! Thursday LMO. Drið, Dvr Intr. Uniform. At.T. Bet Penn parade 2017 RV 5.15 p.m. at MPG for 10. Dress: 8.00 pm. Wednesday February 4 Clean fallrue. Int Bee Sniper | 1963. Klores à Cookery Parade Mon Monday, Min Range, RV 5.15 pm, at day February (1, 1063 mikor 620 MPG for HQ Dress; Clean fatigue. p.m. Foot DṛIL · N.C.O., Caire_All Ated Roc Tuesday. As ordered by NCOs will attend this course com RMO RV 5.35 9,3, at MPG fer 19. mending Wodnesday, January 20, 1962 Dress: Clean felizuc. Asit Par & Def HQ NickEF 5.30 păm. marone LHG. TỪ 340 Em ĐI

MPG for HO, Drew: Clean fatigu

HOME QUAND Training-Thursday, As: ordered, BV 6.20 p.m. at MPG, -Dreet: As Mess Meetingle- armsal Me ordered.

met | meeting of the NIHOP Officers Ziers

1 "HÖNGKOND AAT.

will take place in the loeurat 5:30 DisciplingTransportuith effect pan on Friday, February 20,- 1963. from: Monday, January, 36, 1063 41 All ofloure

who are nok, on duty Enssapors conveying personnel to HC) iiguld attend. Ranch Happy #Valley "for evening Lind Krygers | Individual `Ajhlotio training, will leave: Blueray Parade Championshipgamáli ..., personeel Ground at 30 pin. Under Do, si erested in-competing in the above CUTELENORE, will frmaport leave from piloti takom phọn on March 4 i 5. any other place or at any other time || S900, shouldi denunct" Adil, Hongkong unders, traiding warraske other arel Bagi, kde tarber demiş.

((8rd) C. P. VAUGHAN, LA-Co!., Deputy Commandant, RHALDI.

NOTICES

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NEW RECORDS LIKELY

The heats and preliminary nals continue tomorrow and on Monday. The sports take place on Saturday, February 7.

Chair- on his

Victor Lai, HKUAU man, hopes to improve University High Jump record this year. He cleared 5 feet 10 inches in taking third place to Naldele cod Valberg in Malayan AAA Championships Inst summer. representing best was Johore. His recent 3:72 at Boundary Street in December. The University re- cord is 5:7%.

New University records are also likely in the Long Jump and Hop, Step & Jump.

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