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THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, MARCH 16, 1953.

A Laudable But Not Possible ROYAL

Idea For Army To Enter Cup Competitions Says ARCHIE QUICK

The suggestion has been made in a national newspaper that the Army FA should enter the FA Cup and FA Amateur Cup competitions. The writer says: "2 should be good for recruitment and that the amateur Army side could do for the Services what Pegasus F.C. did for the schools and universities football by winning the Amateur Cup; that the Army team could beat clubs of the standard of Walthamstowe Avenue”.

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It is A very fine and laudable idea but unfortunately it is not possible. definitely inkl down by the FA in their rules for their two competitions that only clubs can enter, and the Army FA is not a club, any more than the Amateur FA Is a club.

There is another point too. | manding units and the Army While they are in the Ariny | FA, except that the permission professional footballers are in of their professional club would complete control of officers com- have to be sought if they wished

Ireland Narrowly Beaten By Wales In Rugger International At Swansea

Swansen, Mar. 14.

Ireland suffered their first defeat of the season in the International Rugby Union championship, when par rowby beaten by Wales at the Samt Helen's ground here today.

Considering how

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to play for another club in the Cup while they are serving. II they did play for another sido it would make them "Cup-tlod", but it is 100% certain that their professional clubs would never grant permission. So that is that.

Of more immediate interest is that the Army sustained a sur- prising defeat of 3-1 against the Royal. Navy and Royal Marines ot Charlton Athlete ground. when two of the side who had

against played

Scotland Hampden Park, Glasgow, 48 hours

were previously,

Included-Marchi, Spur, and remainder were reserves; Bond, of West Ham-but the good reserves, but not strong enough to match the sailors' enthusiaan.

The Navy men Were 11 and they amateurs, of course,

sailed into the task with n skill and vim which the Army's young professionals could not match.

NAVY v.

ARMY AT TWICKENHAM

Sto. Mech. W. O. Williams, Royal Navy, making an outstanding pass in the Inter-Services Rugby Union Tournament match against the Army at Twickenham, Army won 3-0.

COLONY OPEN BADMINTON

CHAMPIONSHIPS START

TODAY AT CRAIGENGOWER

By "ARGONAUT”

The Welshmen won by one hidlands replied with a try by gool (five points) to one try D. MacNally. (three points) after drab, In club matches, Coventry scoreless first half, and now averaged home defeat

# havo a slender chance of re- October when bealing Leicester taining the Ule they won last by 16 points to 10. After seom-

This really means that the season. But the favourites are ing to have the game well in RAF have a chance of fung unbeaten England, who need hard, they had to fight to win. the inter-Services championship only to draw their remaining They were 18 points aliead soon for the first time since the war. match Ovalnst Scotland at after the interval, but Leicester They meet the Royal Navy and Twickenham next week to win rallied magnificently and for Royal Marines at Reading and the championship.

the rest of the match Coventry should win, and then the decid- were confined to stern defence. Ing match would be against the

the claims Army at Wolverhampton. County of the

Championship Bal stripped them of so many It is four years since the Army

the

Five Senior and two Junior should be heard the regular players,

perfor lost to the Navy at Villa Park,

of this pro- will be played the mances of Bedford and North- but the Army Selectors are not es was

off this mising player should he devote ampton

the more time to achieving greater Irishmen who begann, having Bolton, five points down at the RAF, and will almost

were remarkable Hikely to take a chance against evening, Highlight

eer- evening's games will be the accuracy in his atrokes. closing stage when,

In reduced the Welth lead to two with, ime, won their home game tainly put their strongest elevat between formes sales en unter the ladies department points, a storming finish was the Harlequins by the field,

feature of

Shanghai

there was Mary Wong of French points to five.

the outstanding plon Bill Funk and U Sel-lip, Convent, the play was

who

a stir ability of Cutbush. This inside who ranks at present as one of

sho led second-seeded forward of Salisbury City is the foremost improving young Elvie Took most of the way in ripe for international honours, players in the Colony.

the first set of their Junior and Danny Mills can hope to

Ladies' Singles match, only to win another England "cap".

fall prey to her opponent's drive-services.

The Colony Open Badminton Championships, following the ex- cellent progress that has already been made in the junior events, begin this evening at the Craigengower Cricket Club.

Both the Junior and Senior Championships should reach the semi-final stages in all the 10 events by the end of the week, and the semi-finals are to commence on Monday, March 23. The whole tournament is expected to be concluded on Wednesday, April 2, or Thursday, April 3, when the last finals will be played off and followed by the distribution of prizes.

Wales thoroughly deserved their success. They completely confounded those who predicted that their forwards would not last the game as well os Acry Irish pack. It

the

clearly required of them.

The match did not really rouse the capacity crowd of 50,000 until well into the second half, when Wales began to give their backs more of the ball.

,

of

of

when Northampton. ten short ful! strength, outplayed Rosslyn Park after being early in arrears and won by nine points to three. With seven players the International match, Cardiff were hard pul to it to draw Penarth. The home club were

in

SUPERIORITY ASSERTED After having the worst matters during most of the first soon six points in front but

ot

half, Wales gradually asserted thelr superiority. They took

time. The second half struggle Cardiff drew level before half- did not yield a score-Reuter.

RESULT IN DRIEF

London, Mar. 14. Resulla of rugby matches played today were:

Bugby League Cup (Third Round) Bradford Northern 7 Huddersfield 27: Leigh St Helens 12; Warring- ion 25 Leeds 8; Wigo11 20 #141 Kingston Rovers 0.

Club Matches Belle Vue Rangers 5. Barrow 13;

Archery Club

Arranges A

Postal Shoot

caused

Senior Mixed Doubles, 10.30 p.m. „P. II. Wong & Ullan Khoo v w/o But Funk & Mrs M. Chow v R. T. Gonsalves & Aire Gonsalves.

Thursday, March 19 (A1 Talkoo) Senior Ladies Singles, 7p.in

C. Chan v Ullah Khoo." Junlar Men's Singles, 7.30 p.m.- J. Khoo Y H. Linsey.

Junior Men's Doubles, $_p.m.-H. J. Xavier & B. Brown v E. Ribeiro Junior Ladies Singles. 8.30 p.m. Florence Heng v B. Baptista,

E. Remedios.

SCORPIONS ALMOST ASSURED OF CHAMPIONSHIP

The Hongkong Cricket Club Scorpions almost assured themselves of the Senior Division Cricket League title when they followed up their Saturday's win over Recreio with a 129-run comfortable triumph over Univer- alty yesterday.

Their only remaining fixture is against Navy, who have as yet not scored a victory this season and are not expected to prove difficult opponents.

In both

matches, the Bear-largely responsible for the two plona batsmen rose well to the decisive wins, was Frank occasion, although there were Howarth.

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few anxious moments in Howarth signalled his return yesterday's game against the to the side, on Saturday by University when they took hrst taking five wickets for 38 runs lease of the wicket and lost and yesterday. was responsible four early wickets for 87 runs. for another five

W. 1. Stanton and H. Owen-wickets Hughes, however,

saved the runs.

situation with a fifth wicket stand that brought the scure up

to 144 runs.

University

at a cost of only 13

-HOW THEY STAND

Scorpions

Owen-Hughes, who played an attractive innings throughout. Optinis eventually brought the Scorpions Army tail to 188 for six in partnership A with J. D. Shannon who had 29 CCC KCC not out to his credit, when the Hecreto innings was declared.

University IRC

First Division

PW D L Pta

17 31 0

17 10

Second Division

University opened their Innings Navy by losing two early witkets to Frank Howarth, but agatton RAF stand was made by J. C. Koh and Dockyard T.R. Treagar for the third wicket Army until Treǝgar was hit on

ACC the Police head by a rising ball from inc Howarth and had to retire with Rorrota the total standing at 51.

Nat's KGY Univerity

The best individual Scorplans performer, however, who was DOS

THE HONG KONG JOCKEY. CLUB ELEVENTH RACE MEETING 1952/53 Saturday, 21st March, 1953. (Hold under the Rules of The Hong Kong Jockey Club),

The programme will consist of 9 races. "The First Bell will be rung at 1.30 p.m. and the First Race run at 2 p.m.

Through Tickets (0 Rices-$18.00) also tickets at $2 each for The Cash Sweep on the last race of the Meeting as well as the Special Cash Sweep on the "Hong Kong Derby" scheduled to be run on 2nd May, 1953, may be obtained at the Cash Sweop Office 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, 20th March, will be sold and the reservation cancelled for future meetings.

To avoid congestion at the Cash Sweep Ofice at Queen's Building, sweep Tickets may also be purchased at the Club's Branch Offices at:-

5 D'Aguilar Street, Hong Kong

or

382 Nathan Road, Kowicon TOTALISATOR

The attention of Totaliaator Investors is drawn to the following

Dividends will be pald 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 EXHIBITED. Totaliator Tickets should be examined and chocked be- fore leaving the Selling Counters na mistakes of any descrip- tion cannot be rectifled later.

Funk, who already has a

Senior Men's Doubler, 9p.mes- lague match victory over the

w/o M. T. Yeow & H. T. Rẹah v M. current Colony Champion, Ra-

T. Lam & Wong Kal-cheong v mon Young, this season, is ex- A right start with the correct w/o C. X. Yung – B. K. L. Kui v

J. A. Soares 3. Pomeroy, Jr. pected to win in view of the

strokes and footwork should Senior Mixed Doubles, 1.30 pm. great wealth of experience be- make it possible for her to Im-telen Kwong & W. F. Foo Y S. hind him and his greater ac- prove rapidly during the coming Corres & W, Gillies. curacy of strokes,

Senior Men's Doubles. 10 p.m.- but may year. Other impressive school-

P. 21. Wong v F. M. have to go all out for his win boy players seen in the Junior

Rozació & A. J. Souza. against the tremendously im- events weETË. E. Marquez-Lim, Friday, March 29 (AL VRC)

Senior Ladles Doubles, 7 pm. proved youngster, whose grand Lo Chung-hon, A. Sales, Hui Ki-

Mr T. C. Cha & Mrs 5. Wong v B.. fighting spirit is one of his most | bun and H. A. Castro, Jr.

Correa & Mrs M. Rozario. conspicuous assets.

With already four upsets in the first week, the Junior events Another attractive match this will this year provide some of the Senior the closest competition in years evening will be Ladies Singles clash between and it is not unlikely that a last year's runner-up, Helen few more will be recorded in Kwong, and this year's probable the course of the coming week, Junior ---Ladies Singles Cham-

the lead 23 minutes after the interval.

Aglic

Welsh forward Koy John caught the ball clear from a line out, forced his way clear of a ruck of players and began move which ended with Grifth being given, a clear run to the

Fullback Terry line. Davies converted with 4 fine kick from an oblique angle.

nine Ireland's reply minutes later. Cecil Pedlow, Doncaster 10 Dewsbury 15: Halifax Hongkong Archery Club in the 10-year-old new **Cap" at York 11: Hull 23 Workington Postal Shoot against the Ad-plon, Stella Correa.

Observatory did much good Town 12 Keighley 13 Castleford miralty Compass who centre,

Liverpool Chy

Swinton 13:

Park, defence, tried a drup Hockdala flornets work in

Club, Ditton 10: Archery at goal, but the ball ricochetted Wakefield Trimty 4 Hunslet 23 Slough, Bucks, England, were

Whilehaven 25 Bramley the right wing Oldham U.

Widnes selected yesterday following the of his foot

elimination tournament among where a lucky bounce gave Seamus Byrne the chance

merabers held on the Army Sports grouni at Boundary

Came

tu

* Bailey

Archers to

Rugby Union International Match Wales 5 leeland 3 (played at Street. Swansea),

County Championship (Final) Yorkshire 11. Eng Alidimude played at Bradford.

Club'Matches

represent

the

FIXTURES

Senior Men's Singles, 1.30 p.m.- w/o I. T. leah J. A. Boarus V w/o J. Khoo v W. F. Foo.

Senior Men's Singles, & p.m.-

w/e Bin Funky U sel-lip v w/o F. M, Hararin v Loh Chung-hon.

Senior Mixed Doubes, 4.30 p.m.- Young & Winnie Cheung v M. T. Lam & D. Lam.

Junior Men's Doubles, p.. Jimmy Khoo & P. V.. Yap v Wong | Shlu-kwong & Biù Chuen.

Junior Men's Doubles, 9.30 p.m. J. C. Koh & J. A. Molta w/o H. Xavier & B. Brown V E. Ribeiro

Remedios.

p.m.-E.

Senior Mixed Doubles, 10 p.m.-- 3. A. Soares & D. Remedios v I. Tay & Mrs E. Trok.

Senior Men's Doubles, 10.30 p.m. Bill Funk & J. Khoo v w/o Ko Wal-bong & U Sei-lip v W. Gillies & C. Au

Both players have improved The following are the com- considerably in their singles plete fixtures for this week: play, and it Stella Correa can Monday, March 18 (At CCC)

Senior Ladies' Bingles. keep the shuttle in play long Mrs a Wong v Mrs E. Tsok. enough a close and exciting

Junior Men's Doubles, 7.30 p.m. finish will be in store for to--Z. A. Abbas à G. T. Loule v M. night's shuttle fans.

T. Lam Wong Kar-cheung.

Senior Ladies' Bingten. & p.m.- Helen Kwong v Stella Correa. Thirty-three Junker matches In Senior Men's Singles, 4.30 p.m. five nights that the Champion-Jimmy Khoo & Mrs M Chow it. n were played off during the U Bel-lip v Bill Funk.

Junior" Mixed Doubles, 0 p.m.- ships have been in progress. An A. Castro, Jr. & Miss P. Dhaber. outstanding feature of this year's Senior Ladies Singles, 8.30 p.m. Championships Is the greatly D. Lam v Mlas B. Remedios. increased number of schoolboy and youthful participants and the gratifyingly high standard okendy

Zuesday, March 17 (AL_VRG) Among the lady archers, Miss shown by a number of them. Redford & Harlequins 5: Birkenhead J. el Arculli was outstanding, Blackheath 11; Cheltenham 13 Neath scoring a bull's-eye on many oc- B: Clifton Lane, Devonport casions, Services & Exeter 6: Ebbw

score.

Byrne seized the opportunity with the same determination

Coming out the first, Ken which brought him three tries

3 Vivian overtook John C. Root, against Scotland a fortnight ago,

founder of the HKAC, by and he crossed the Welsh line

London Irish 8 London Welsh 14; | narrow margin. near the corner. Fullback J. London Scottish 11 United Services Grese was unable to add the Portsmouth 13; Old Blues 11 Metro- In spite of the variable wind, Vital conversion points from an politan Police B: Old Cranleigans Root only miss one out of his extremely dimcult position-Old Merchant Taylors 3; Wasps 800 arrows. Reuter.

Newport 0; Barnstaple 3 Bridgwater

Albion 10; Hath 6 Swansea

PATK 20

TEAM STANDINGS

Swansea, Mar. 14.

As a result of Ireland's defca! by Wales here today, the

Union Rugby Table is as follows:

Ireland

England

Wales

France

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- Saracena 18; 51 Mary's Hospital 20

Alanchester 13;

Bristol

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Glamorgan Wanderers 0; Gloucester Following are the competitors 6 Royal Air Force 5; Leicester ID International

Conventry 10; Mossley Old who took part in yesterday's Edwardians 3 Newton Abbot tournament: Bristol Univerity o: Northampton

PW DLF. A PU 321 02 15 .....42 1 1 54 23 5

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Rosslyn Park 3; Nuneaton 18 Notts

Men-Ken Vivian; John Root;

P: Paignton & St Ives 3: Penarth Ricardo Lego; A. Ground; John

Cardi B Partypridd 5 Newbridge

Senior Men's Doubles, 10 p.m.

STUDENTS TOURNEYS

The following. badminton matches are down for decision in the Schoolboys', and School- Y. Yung & B. B. L. Lul J. Agiris Championships this week:

Monday, March 16, at p.., Gran tham Training College.

Soares & J. Pomeroy, Jr.

p.m

Benlor Mixed Doubles, 8.30 p.m.

Gonsalves & Birs Gonsalves. -Bi!| Funk & Mrs 14. Chow v R. Senior Men's Doubles, 9 p.m.-M. T. Yeow HT. Heah v M. T Lam & Wong Kal-cheong.

Junior Ladies' Singles,?

Miss Biella Miss, futa Marques" v Shie-kwong and his Queen's

King's College schoolboy Wong Correa.

Junior Men's Singles hot .. Collage partner Siu Chuen have. A Brown v M. Rozario. Junior Ladies Doubles.. 8 p.m. already been responsible for one Mrs E. TOK & Miss P. Dhaber v of the four major upseta so far Dorothy Lam & Mary Wong. und Johnny Pomeroy Jr. followed up his brilliant victory over Craigengower's P. V. Yap with an upset win over top-seeded K. C. #; Redruth 14 Falmouth 3: Augby Martin; R. Vasper; Kenneth Wong and Mrs Evie Took in the Scotland

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Old Alleynians 3: Taunton 12 Kwak; Dennis Field; Liang, A Junior Mixed Doubles in part- The remaining championship Bartholomew's Hospital 0: Talgn. matches are:

mouth 3 St Thomas's Hospital 3: Crew: Joseph Wel; and J. F.nership with Mrs 3d, Soares. Тоганду Athlete 0 Llanelly 1: Edwards. United Services Chatham & Alch-

Ko Wal-bong. the probable mond 10: Weston-Super-Mare (1

Schoolboys' Women-Miss J. el Arculi: Senior

Singles Pontypool 10: Heriots former pupile Mrs Rita Martin; Mrs K. Vivian: Champlon this year, fully ox-

Glasgow ligh School

player Jimmy pupils 6; Selkirk II Stewarts Col- Mrs B. Stanton; Miss Allco Oel; tended seeded lege former pupils 0; Watsoniana 11 and Miss Murle Parsons,

Khoo before being eliminated Edinburgh Academicals 5/Router.

In the Junior Singles, and in the course of the game Cx- Senior Men's Bingles, 8 p.m.-W. | bibited a repertoire of strokes Gilles v R. Young.

Senior Ladies Doubles, 8.30 p.m. that stamps him as the most-Mire Y. Quinn & Mrs B. Soares v stylish schoolboy player in this Helen Kwong & Mrs E. Teok. year's tournament..

Junior Men's Bingles, p.m.-U Bel-tip v J. Pomeroy, Jr..

·Senior Men's Singles, 0.30 p.m.- Jimmy Khoo v W. F. Pos.

·Sealor Men's Singles, 10 p.m.-X

England versus Scotland DIL March 21;

- France versus Wales on March 28.--Router.

COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP

London, Mar. 14. Yorkshire beat East Midlands at Bradford to-day to win the English Rugby Union County Championship for the tenth tume.

Their victory by 11 points to three was due almost entirely the great work of their for- wards in the loose. So well did

to

former

Free-for-all

At Zurich

Zurich, Mar. 15. A free-for-all broke out be East Midlands receive posses-tween British and Italian foot-

baliers

their Championship malch played

alon from the lincoute that little was seen of the Yorkshire at tock.

during

here tonight.

Junlar

On the rare occasions that he

Sixteen local police swarmed received the ball, Jell Butter on to the field to separate the feld, who plays for England fighters before play could be

against Scotland next Saturday, resumedang

Was

won the match

undoubtedly pleased the three selectors present with his sure and the Junior Championship handling and quick bursts, by, delcaling the British by Outstanding for the losers three goals to two (Italy scored International forward Don their three goals: In the first White. Had his forward col- hall. In the second half the leagues given him better sup-British players scored their two port, the result might have goals. been reversed.

In a final listing of Junior Yorkshire were indebted to Championships, Italy was the the lino kicking of King, who first with eight polats, Britain crowned a great display by second 'with six points and kicking two penalty goals and Austria third with four points.-- converting a Miltchell try. East France-Presse

The first six men and first four women will shoot for the HKAC against ACOAC, Eng~} land.

The final shooting for postal scores will take place on March

Erratic tendencies are

hin

22 on the Army Playing Field greatest handicap ot the ati p.

moment, and a great deal more

THE GAMBOLS

Senior Schoolgirls Singles Bemi Finals Mary Wong (FC) v. Tong Shue- cheung (850C); May Wong (FC) V. Norma Chan (7C),

Senior Schoolgirls Doubles Semi Finals Mary Wong & May Wong (FC) v. Winnie Chan & Lily Man (Sats); AL. C. Basio & 8. Collaco (BAIS) v. G Baptista & G, Carvalho (7C).

$

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 unce 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 to be un.

In no circumstances will any Dividends be paid or re- funda made unless a ticket is produced. Payment WILL NOT be made on torn or disfigured tickets.

MEMBERS' BADGES AND ENCLOSURE

SETS OF MEMBERS', AND LADIES' BADGES WHICH ARE BEING ISSUED FOR THE 1953 RACING SEASON ARE NOT VALID UNTIL IST APRIL, 1953. 1052 SETS ARE VALID UNTIL THEN,

Members and guests are reminded that they and their ladies MUST wear their badges prominently displayed throughout the Miceling.

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

Season tickets and gentlemen, non-members of the Club, to the Badges admitting ladies not in possession of Brooches or

Members' Enclosure and the Club Rooms at $10.00 including tax, for ladies or gentlemen are obtainable through the Secretary at Alexandra House, on the written for 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 Offices and the Treasurers' Compradore Office will close at 11 am. and the Secretary's Office at 11.45 a.m. The Treasurers' Compradore Office is situated at Queen's Building, Ground floor, Châter Road, and the Secretary's Office at Alcxandra House, 8th Floor.

Senior Boys - Blogles Senior Men's Doubles, 9.30 p.m. Bing Wu (D33) v. Alex Sales (Roy -Ko Wal-bong & U Sei-lip

V W.

den): Peter Ling (SSC) v. V. C. Tung A limited number of tiffins will be obtainable of the Club (SJC): Le Wing-chuen (SSC) v. Giu Senior Men's Doubles, 10 p.m.-Kingiun (QC); Au Longesang (9) House provided they are ordered in advance from the No. 1 Boy

(WYHK); Loh | (Tel. 27818). Areulli & C. K. Wong v tv. Chan Kal-blu Young & W. r. Too.

Chung-hon (SSC) v. Rabert Xavier (SJC)

NO CHILDREN WILL BE ADMITTED TO THE CLUB'S PRE- Wednesday, March 19 (AL Talkoo)

Senior Men's Singles. 7 p.m.-F.

MISES DURING THE MEETING. M. Kozari v Loh Chung-hon, R. Tay Ko Wal-bong.

Senior Men's Bingles, 7.30 p.m.-

7. Ileah v J. A. Banres.

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Wednesday. Marci 18 at 2 pm.. Diocesan Doys School Oymnasium.

Senior Schoolboys singles Long Hin-jok (D19) V. Li Six- Chuẹn (DUS); U Bel-ching (85C) V. Tai llon-ke (8JC),

Junior Schoolboys Singles Fung Wing (Clementi), v. shly Ktan-ching (63C); James Lai (WYKL). | v. Chau San-Jam (C!).

Saturday, March 11, at 2 p.m., Dio- ersan Boys' School,

Junior Schoolboys Bingles Bobby Yip (8.3.C.) v. Jose Basto (KGVS),

Barry Applily

PUBLIC ENCLOSURE

The Price of admission to the Public Enclosure will be $3,00 including tax for all persons including Ladies and will be payable at the Gate.

Any person leeving the Publie Enclosure during a Meeting will forfelt his or her right of admission to the Enclosure and will be required to pay the "requisità · fee of $3.00 in order to gain re- admission.

BOOKMAKERS, TIC TAC MEN, ETC., WILL NOT BE PER- MITTED TO OPERATE WITHỊN THE PRECINCTS OF THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB,

MEALS AND REFRESHMENTS WILL DE OBTAINABLE IN THE RESTAURANT IN THE PUBLIC ENCLOSURE,

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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 passes aro' not permitted in the Members Enclosure except for passing through on their duties and must remain, in their employers' slands.

Owing to the congeilion in the Members' 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 only of the Publie Betting Hall. Military Pollee will be posted at various points in the enclosure to ensure that this regulation is adhered to

Order

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