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NOTICE

THE HONG KONG

JOCKEY CLUB

THE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING OF VOTING MEMBERS will bu hold at the Club House, Hupy Valley, mi Friday, 29th May, 1953, at 5.30 p.m. for the purpose of receiving the Reports of the Clerk of the Course and the Stewards, of considering, and if thought fit, passing the Accounts for the year ended 31st March. 1953, and of re appointing the Auditors.

MEMBERS ALL cordially invited to attend and participate in any discussion which may ensue. They are the invited to forward 10 Secretary in wefting as 8008 as possible any malters which they may wish to bring up for discussion.

are

THE CHINA MAIE, FRIDAY, MAY 22, 1953,

GAIN THEIR ONE OF THE QUICKEST ON RECORD

AUSTRALIANS

FIFTH INNINGS VICTORY IN SEVEN MATCHES

Oxford, May 21..

The Australian cricketers gained their fifth innings victory in seven matches to date today when they beat Oxford University by an innings and 86 runs in two days here.

Resuming their first Innings this morning at 295 for eight, the Australians were all out for 330 in reply to Oxford's first innings total of 70. Oxford opened promisingly in their second innings but then collapsed and the Australians had won by tea-time, dismissing the University for 174.

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20 574 380 runs, Constable, who made 37 381, and Surridge, who knocked up 52 in 42 minuter, were mainly responsible for Surrey's lead,

Eyes: 3: Leg-byes 2.-Reuter,

COUNTY CRICKET

John Fellowes-Smith, a burly | King law student from Natal, did hlv Benaud best to keep the game alive by pursuing a policy of aggression. The 22-year-old South African paid little attention to the state of the pitch "drying under sun- rhine after overnight rain. He attacked at once, drove Ring at Benaud, the leg spinners, each for a lofty six and also hit four fours in making 50 before he was last out after a gallant inalngs of 89 minutes."

Fellowes-Smith

of was full cond are and the way he used his feet

he slow bowlers

London, May 21. Somerset's bad speil in the counly cricket championships continued today when they were beaten in two days by un lunings and 21

runs by Derbyshire at Taunton.

It

Somerset's was

second successive fanings defeat at after five games Taunton anti

a have not they

yet scored point.

Derbyshire displayed good all was a deligit. He enjoyed around form in their first cham- Bol match for he made top planship win. Alan Revil secre of 21 in the first, innings, nuch

for his side, galning Birrell, another South Afri- lead of 130 by scoring 11 not ean, and William were the only out. He gave no

other University batsmen to do and reached 100 in 191 minutes anything

ing of

note. With neat with the help of 13 fours. troke-play they added 86 in 90 mimtes for the second wicket.

Hi and Benaud. In a long pell after lunch, broke the back of the University batting and Miller, with the new bull, finishest the match.

Australian

wicketkeeper had to retire early in The Finnings with neut ein received when taking Miller, but returned to hold four catches.

The Australians had carried OF batting first thing this morning, adding 35 In 25 minutes. 16 Courey increased bis 126 to 142. Ite balled three hours 40 minutes and 2 20 fours. He and Langley put on 108 in 15 minutes for the ninth wicket,

TUE

SCOREBOARD

Oxford University, 1st innings-70 Australians. 1st tunings-330 Oxford University, 2nd innings Birrell, c. Langley b. Ring · 40 Marshall, el McDonald b.

Miller

Williams. c. de Courcy b.

Bengud Cowdrey, h, Bennud Dowding, e, Langley b. Ring Fellowers-Smith, c. Langley

b. Miller Walshe, C. Langley b.

Benaud

Arenhold, c. Craig . Ring Joweit, e. Morris b. Archer Farken. b. Miller Allen, not out

By Order of the Stewards,

IL MISA.

Miller Secretary Archier

Hongkong 21st May, 1953,

Extras

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offbreak

d

real chance

Kont were in danger of fallow- Ing on against Northamptonshire. but a plentlid seventh wicket partnership of 102 between Derek Ufton and Ray Dovey saved bem. Utton carried his bal for 13 made in three and quarter Northamptonshire bullt hours. up a commanding position when lieir opening pair hit 114 before being separated

CLOSE OF PLAY SCORES London, May 21. The followinst were the close of play scores în county malches played today:

At the Oval: Gloucestershire 220 and 121 for two (Emmett not out 03). Surrey 240 (Con- stable B1. Surridge 03, Scotl eight for 90).

At Portsmouth: Leicestershire 81 and 35 for three, Hampshire 370 for seven declared (Rogers 8, Walker not out 101, Proufon 00).

Jersey Joe Walcott falls to the canvas with Rocky Marciano sländing over him during their World Heavyweight Championship fight at Chicago on May 15, Marciano scored one of the quickest World Championship victories on record by knocking out Walcott in Ź minutes 25 seconds to retain his title.-Associated Press Photo,

Whitsun Race Meeting

Starts

Tomorrow

By "RAPIER”

WEEK-END. LAWN BOWLS

TEAMS

The following are tdim kolec- tions" for "matchõe in Stile thrice Lawn Bowls Lebgua, tu bo play-- ed tomorrow:"

TUIST DIVISION

Inc v Talkoo ali kokul GO FA pan.-A. R. Analiman / 21. Ses- main. 15. Massange Astrum Janis {BRip); A.D. Gitctieil, In AI, TO M. Humihu, A, Bi. Onlar (Bkip): M. 1. Hazack, 3. Yusuf, 10. M. Omar, A.R. Kitchell-(Skip).

KBGC V Recreio: at: CoXT Fain at 4 mL. Gaudi, J. Tindall, E bu v, A. LUG, Eastman (EIN ZL. 7. BIOWAR

.3, G. Meyer, P. Howarth,

A. liarvey (skip); D.IL. P. Thomp- son, L. Hounserell. Fl. a. Norman (Skips),

at.4 p.nl.

Recreio v KBGC (Cl. Pereire,

-JE. Noronha_{2k)"

A. M. Bouza, G. A. Gutterds! J.. A. Lux (Skip), B. T. Luz, BM. Alr» coun, A. 5. Nuronia; J. 3, V. Ribeiro Skip), C.. Pamos, C. Roza-karpire, A P. Pereira.

- KCG Litome) • BOG-N. Za Leo. J. Chubb, R. 5. Capcil; W. Hong Sling @kpl:;_A. V. Lopen, W. 11. Cowie. E, Finger, T. 2. Dakor (skip); N. Wong, C. Thompson,

Paidat (ship),_

HKFC v KCC at Coxyl With pm. Vertall, 1. Urquhart, T.0. Morgan, M. N. Rakubuss DhIDW. McColl, W. S. Taylor, E. Liddell, K. Forrow (Skip); E F Gam; JjTaylor, 3. Watson, B., F., Blekferd; (jap);

·Reserve! T. Poyntón.

PNC v KDC (away) at 330 pm- W3. D. Cameron.. Hit 11, : Deitat> C. Tope. WR Miyer, (kipl} EN EL Mervin, W." "Güler, d. Perkins, Pile (skip); G. F. Wai, T.- lands, J. É. Hayward, K. F. Bodia

VIVIRION KCC (fome) v Recreio HAN Gilford, I Bones, T. W. H W. J. Inward (sin E. PIL

skip the Lowa

5. A. Griy, ijd Divec

Kermant ip) D. Bymoney. Lee,

D. Philips, J. A. rubble

"Heerelo" ""A" (sway) y. KGE 1.m--A. A. Lopes (axip) C. M. SLI 1. A. Custo, M. A, Baptista: 1. Ozorio (skip) B. V. Matuurk Souza, F.. Liz: 9. A. Dauenberk k) G. A. Aprentis. C. P. Bauto, A. A. da Silva.

Recreio "" {Horne)«^v«RBUC· að 4pm-4 Games (skip), Se: A. Victor. M. A. Fereira, J., Rozas Petra; J. J. Barta (skip) 12, M. RA- piedios, V. A. V. Jubairo, B. E. Pinton;

The Hongkong Jockey Club's Whitsun Race Meeting will be spread N. A. Beltran (side) Gulertes, over two days and will mark the conclusion of racing for the Second Half of the 1952/53 Racing Season.

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FOURTH RACE

Fontwell Park Handicap' (Bérond section): Bix Furlongs,

In this race for the second

J. F. Silva, A. P. ficel-Pereira.

KBGC (away) Recreio "3"_nt p.m. A. Jouer, US UNY EZ- Baker, J. Crighton (skupi ch hole kaert, J. Dewhurst, i. A. Mackrisil, A. Buchanan (skip);;., A; Hutton J. Bellamy, L. Parker

HKCC (imme) at 8.10 p.ro.

3.

A.

HKCC Lawn bowlers are oddvised that, the Second Division League match against, IRC to-morrow " Ark been postponed to Wednesday, MUT 27, commencing at 5.15 p.3.net

THIRD DIVISION" KCC (away) A. C. Tribble, C.

Brude GIBWOD, C

G. Robertson, skippaw. man, II. Ridadale Leon (skip) D Elewart,

skip).

Ti Locky si Transchena

Somerset never Fecovered from a bad start in which half the side was out for 29, though 50. Brockleburst hit a breezy The pace bowling of Jackson, Gladwin and Morgan caused the collapse.

A double century Ly Sonny At Taunton; Derbyshire beat Avery (208 not out) helped Sumertet by on Innings and 21 Essex to gain a big first inn-runs. Somerset 150 and 118 រំngka lead over Glamorgan, (Brockleliurat 53, Jackson three present Championship leaders. for 30). Derbyshire 295 (Revill Avery batted five hours 35 not out 111, Carr 52, Buce five

Ten events are down for decision tomorrow. The first saddling bell will be for 60). minutes. Strong on the Ica

Gravesend: At

rung at 1.30 p.m. but on Monday there will be 12 races and the first bell will be Northampton- Alde, he made most of his 22 shire 210

and 178 for one

rung at 11.30 am, with the tin interval after the fourth race, boundarles by powerful hook (Brookes 56, Oldfield not ou! 70).

-A. M. Kadir, F. M. el Artulli, A. Ing. Horsfall helped to add 143 Kent 217 (Ufton not out 83).

The principal event tomorrow L'are Triomphe (Mr Liu) is disappointed the last time out,n. Razack loosened, in 95 minutes for the third

Is the Chater At Birmingham: Warwickshire afternoon

Cup, another pony to watch, whilst but will probably do better Jono, I, Ritchell, A.

M. Humlah ) AAA wicket and thic

afternoon over the Jain, K. Nozorin, A., unfinished 175 and 112 (Welton 65. Wells while on Monday the Coronation New Zealand (Mr Teal) is not tomorrow fourth-wicket partnership with four for 25).

shorter distance, Combined Ser-Cup will be the main attraction, bad,

1. Rumjahn (skip). Incote

Here are my estimates of the produced 104 In 100 vices 85 (Pritchard live for 27)

Mr Tsai will Supreme Command (Mr S. W.

Lake out Con minutes.

chances.

Lee) is a fast improving pony queror and it has been whispered Surrey won a good fight for and 71 for six,

and, with only 142 ibs. to carry, that this pony stands a good FIRST RACE Arst innings. lead

At Westellff: with

Glamorgan 209

may conceivably cause an upset. chance of scoring a win here. Gloucestershire.

in spite of and 55 for three. Essex 406 for

Hatton Park Handicap: the

SEVENTH RACE of three declared (Avery not outatiles. bowling Colln Scott who accomplished | 208, Horsfoll 71, Insole not out The first race tomorrow after-

Battersea Park Handicap (Second his best performance of his caree:

(2)

toon is confined to Class 8 ponics

Becuobi Ona mile. At Huddersfield: 5 today, taking eight wickets for

Yorkshire to be ridden by approved novice

In this race for Class 4 pontior, for Ave declared riders who have 258 and 208

not won 10 section of Class 8 ponion an Caesar (Me Botelho) has the best (Halliday 53, Watson 08). Wor- races at any time, anywhere, Interesting finish should even recommendation for a win on cestershire 100 (Wardle seven

Jenniter (Mr Plumbly)

account of its victory in the rantert Gold (Mr Botelho) will Cheshire Handicap for for 50) and 40 for two-Reuter. well to win

Stafford

Class 6 Handicap (Second Section) over undoubtedly be made hot ponies at, the last morting. TRUEMAN FIT

the two mille post the Iost favourite, and on form It should It may, however, meet with man J. W. Bennett, Yonha

Skinner (skip); J. E. 0, Wright! H, meeting with

this same rider up certainly have a good chance of stern opposillon from Fleeting Viant, C. Brange, L. C. Young Moment (Mr in the fine time of 2.00-1/5 for winning here.

Ostroumoff)

the (skip); Reserves: Mahon, E. Lons-

dale Atitchell: UNUT I believe its Ringwood (Mr E. Noodt) is the winner of the Suffolk Handicap.pucy Recreio at PRO at 320 plan, Class 8 ponies. prospects of scoring a win here next best bet, but it must also for Class & ponies on the second W. G. 8. Jenes, F. Roberta, Tu Did rather bright.

be borne in mind

kelle, G. E. Willerton (skipli Roza that Dread-day of the 13th Race Meeting. Penforce Mr H. W. Mok) is nought (Mr Ostroumoff) and Apple Pie (Mr Pote-Hunt) Xoga Howarth,

W. II. well suited for this distance and Thunderjet (Mr. Oliveira) are should also be in the running Pilkington, A. Bonnett J, IL. Good* man skip Reserves: J, Bfoort, E. I think it will give Jennifer a also speedy and Norse Lady (Mr and I expect 1 to be near at the

Bellamy, D. S. Roberta. good race,

Pote-Hunt) is quite capable of finish as it is in tip top condition,

Recreio (Away) ▼ PRC at 4 pm Henrietta (Mr E. S. Wong) winning.

Arabian Dagger (Mr Liu) and A. A. Remedios (sklo).A. Aquiertek, FIFTH RACK should also be considered as this

The Lioness (Mr Samareq) ore

D. C. Alves, J. L.. B. Alves::. B; + Ja Coliseo (ship) S. Rivero, R. A Cam- Chater Cup: From 'Kille Poit. not to be ignored, especially the good over this distance.

po A. C. Sequeira: P. Houario (ship) bad over Souvenir (Mr Albert Lam) is! This is the main event of the latter which is not

J. P. Xavier, 1L F. Pereira, K., K. Baptista, not a bad selection for a place afternoon and is n handicap for this distance.

with A to keep in mind as Mr Lam will ponies of 1953

proviso

EIGIITH RACE have an allowance of 3 lb. on that ponies which have account of not having a winning more than $5,000 or less than Hyde Park Handicap: Bix Fur- mount in a flat race. As an $2,500 in stakes are barred. JODER outsider

Witness bear Crown

This sprint race is confined to Among the ponies entered I

Australian think the winner will come from 1953 (Mr K. Shih) in mind.

Subscription among Ambition (Mr Pote-Hunt), Ponies wrich have won $1.000 and SECOND RACE

Fidra (Mr Plumbly), Diamond less than $2,000 in stakes.

I don't think it is necessary to Dahlia (Mr Kwok). Floid Marshal Fontwell Park Handicap Section): Six Furlongs,

Y.. Tu) and Flying Saucer look further than Same Again

(Mr Ostroumoff) for

the likely Ambition will

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3

Total

171

Bowling

Q MR W 9.4 2 19 J

Henry Cotton

Praises Bernard Hunt

Llandudno, North Wales,

May 21.

Henry Cotton came with-

10 1. 21 iin six inches of a hole in one 103 180 today when he clinched_his

second round match in the;

THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB

WHITSUN RACE MEETING

(To be held under the Rules of the Hong Kong Jockey Club) Saturday, 23rd May & Monday, 25th May, 1953.

THE PROGRAMME WILL CONSIST OF 22 RACES

1st Day 10 Races-Saddling Bell 1.30 p.m.-1st Roco p.. 2nd Day 12 Races-Saddling Bell 11.30 n.m.-1st Nate 12 noun. Tifin interval on the 2nd day will be after the 4th Race at 1.30 p.m. The Secretary's office at Alexandra House will cluse at 11.45 am. on the 1st day and at 10.00 a.m. on the 2nd day.

MEMBERS' ENCLOSURE

NO PERSON WITHOUT A BADGE WILL BE ADMITTED.

throughout the meeting.

All persons MUST wear their badges prominently displayed Admission Badges at $10.00 each por day are obtainable through the Secretary on the written or personal introduction of a Member, auch member to be responsible for all visitors introduced by him.

Tiffins will be obtainable at the Club House If ordered in advance from the No. 1 Boy (Tel. 72811).

London, May 21. Fred Trueman, Yorkshire and England fast bowler, was re- ported Bt this nfternoon after his ankle Injury.

He will play for Yorkshire against Lancashire at Old Traf- ford this week-end.-Reuter.

Two Postal

Two. Thousand Guineas Pen- Shoots For The

with

a

fold tournament birdie two at the 17th hole. He boat Bernard Hunt, the 23- year-old assistants' champlon twò: and one to enter the lust 16.

Hunt made the 40-year-old "master" flight all the way over the difficult Maasdu course at Liandudno in North Wales.

holes and was only one down

The 150-yard 17th those standing round the green said the ball would have gone in had the flag been out — carried the day.

Colten Inter praised Hunt, saying "He is a great player of trementious possibilities, Ho is one of the best we have and is

the, game."

...

.

Archery Club

nt

at

The six men and four women

ات

(First

won

The first lot of Class B ponles, (Mr Samar have Mr. Pote-winner. It will be called upon to

it

NO CHILDREN will be admitted to the Club's premises during | festined for a great future in the bighest aggregate may have something to say with which will be taken out by Mr place.

the meeting.

PUBLIC ENCLOSURE

The price of admission will be $3 each per day payable at the Gate.

Any person leaving the Enclosure will be required to pay the requisite fee of $3 in order to gain re-admission.

MEALS & REFRESHMENTS will be obtainable in RESTAURANT.

SERVANTS

the

and

"All" players in this match ara ze- gucated to meet at Queen's Pier st 30m-to-morrow.

Tacre ♥ KCC at Football Club at 4 pm E. Gautier, S. Ms. K. B. K. A. Baker [X]p}}"F., PLAKA

Bakery

T.

-XEC. (Away)-v CCCS," Aboo;1,523. Khon, E. R. Markar, O. R. Badilck (sidp); 9. S. Hussein, MA Wanaly B. Bucks, M. Y. adal (k[p}}^^{\B. Abbas, F. M. el Arcuit; 1. 8. Askher, A. J. Hussain takip),o kodas quan

KENCY USRC at UBRC at...mi. Drawford, N. Dunstan, W. Mac farlane. W: Stoker (dp); C. John son, J, Battomiey.P. (žalpak, V. Bonch (skip); P...W|Ulams,; D; Bras- sett, B. A. Golding, E. Poulson (skipit Reserves: R. Farrant, G. Connery "ATT". SHIELD AMEND

at p.m. sharp Exa

be hall in the Club preslims at walel

tire quests. Thsir ladies, commp fotiqw. ers and the ladies of the Filipino Club will be the personal: guests of Dr V. N. Allenza Prendent of the club and densor of a Shield. 1

The Filipino Club will-nejd' - six rinks and ite CCC are expected to have the same tambèr

Members of the Hong-|

Club will kong Archery engage in two postal Shoots will figure in this event. Ilder's

The first leg of this compeutkić, on Sunday.

Wish (Mr F. Noodt), In view of Hunt up and in view of its good carry 157 lbs, tomorrow, but an annual air will be played at Cotton turned three up but Archers participating in the its fine gallop oft Saturday training gallop on Wednesday, having regard to the short dis- the Filipino Club on Sunday The Hunt won the 10th and 13th Shoot against the Admiralty morning, May 10,

com- May 13, when it completed the tance and the fact that it came Cricket Club The game will cum- ame challengers will be the Craigengower with five to play. But Cotton's Compass Archery Club, Eng-pleted the six furlongs in the mile in 1.59.3-Inst quarter 20.21ourth in the Somerset Handicap mowing the game a Damer-Wil

over the two Experience and his fine shot to land, will assemble In Boun- good time of 1.25-last quarter seconds-I consider that it has a at the fast me welieve this pony the players from the 100C will be will shout at American found 28 seconds outainly has a good good chance of storing win mile post, I believe this pony

hero, but there is no doubt but is capable will shout the American Round chance of scoring a win here. consisting of 90 arrows

with serious heavy burden and winning. Some Fun (Mr Pote-Hunt) is that it will meet ranges of 60, 60 and 40 yards.

Flaming Wheel (Mr Chuang), quite at home over this distance opposition. Women will shoot the Ladies and should have a Bay Here. Fidra is running well during which was second in the Sussex Columbla Round consisting of

Rebel II (Mr Samarcq), morning training and should be Plate (Second Section) on the 72 arrows at 50. 40 und 30 Matador

Chuang)

Bret day of the 13th Race Meci- (Mr

and considered. yards.

The rinks of the pipe Club ats: Then there is. Diamond Dahlla, ing may just about secure second Festival View (Me H. C. Pih)

H. G. Laurel, A. 5. Reis, st Nunes, Dr. V. N., Atienza" (pdp). L.. A keen struggle should ensue A. Peres, M. 7. Medina, B. May ibm- regard to the third position, but Kwok and which should be a points in their respective sec- I don't think they can win.

Evening View dangerous contender as these two between

(Mr "Thi, L. 8. de SINA İKİDSATUM. tions will be chosen to repre-

form a gokxl combination. I. C. Pih)

Scrabo (Mrrela, C. A. 8. Pereira, HAV. sent the Hongkong team. Names

C. M. Castillo, Y. Tan, vaan Héres. The biggest shock of the day and scores

Field Matthal and Flying Boycott) for the third position, Ribeiro, CA. Celles talpi- of the 'successful

NINTII RADE

Colton (akip);. P. 2. Hunt; L. Saucer are also worth keeping was the one hole first round

will be exchanged

Castilho 11. Seemin.. Tt. Ups contestants

in mind on account of their good florat Park Handlea defeat of Ilarry Weetman by between the competing Clubs.

(skip); C. M. Xavier, M. Hors-Pereira. Section); One Bille,

Noronha, Y. 3, Howard (akipig 43-year-old Jack Cawsey, who In the afternoon there will This, race is confined to Class 4 form at the moment,

This everit will be contested Reserves; L. M. Neves Bl. A. Tah- then took Arthur Lees to the be a Shoot against the Holy ponies,

by the second section of Clasa man, L.A. quilerrez, J. Rodr 16th before admitting defeat by|roske Archery Club, Mars, The

(Mr Boycott). three and two.

Durat Park' Bandleap

(First ponies.

Ben Macdhut (Mr Kwok). four men and two women taking carrying 180 lbs, won the Essex Laurie Ayton, runner-up to part in this competition will bo Handicap for Class & ponies over Section: Ons stila,

по difficulty in this

In this race for the first should have Erie Drown in this event lub seiseted from amongst the

good year, scored an eagle three at.

time of 1.40-2/5 section of Class C poties, 1 lite winning. This pony came third choot,

seconds and has been penalised Queen Helen (Mr Chen Poo) the in the Shropshire Handicap over Ward by one up.

Both the Men and Women by 9 lbs. Can it still win here best. This pony is quite it at 14 miles at the last meating. weight? I am the moment." Fred Daly, the reigning Match will shoot the American Round, with this extra

It is not likely to be fully ex- There is Ringway. (Mr. F. tended, except perhaps by Ensy Play Champion, also won at the This will be the first time the inclined to believe that it can.

Mantia,

20. last hole with a four to 22-year- | Hongkong ladies will shoot at n Opposition is likely to come Noodt) to be reckoned with as Stam (Mr F. Noodt).

No Regrets (Mr Chuang),

Rocky hrdland, who recently old Peter Allis five to go into distance of 60 yds. In compell-from American Carrot (Mr H. S. it a good over this distance.

world the lust 10,--Reuter.

Liberty Ship (Mr C. F. Ng) which was third in the Cheshire successfully defended his tion,

Chang).

Handicap at the last meeting, heavyweight title by knocking should be placed again.

out Jersey Joo Walcott Lo 100 Hongkong Slutzo (Mr S, Wing to Manila in the course; of tima Tang) and Pearl Diver (Mr T. L his Far Eastern tous she sle Wong) can be regarded as out next month, it was gathered siders.

THIRD RACE

Haltersea Park.

(First Handicap Section); One Rifle.

Bent

That

Servants must remain in their employer's boxes except for the last hole to beat Charllest scorers in the morning in thance at the last meeting |

pasing through on their duties, They may on no account use the Betting Booths in the Members' Betting Hall.

CASH SWEEPS

The cost of a Through Ticket is $44.00. Through Tickets re- served for this meeting but not paid for by 10 a.m. on Friday, 22nd May, will be sold and the reservation cancelled for future meetings. There will be a Special Cash Sweep on the last race of the meeting. The cost of each ticket is $2.

Cash Swoop Tickets may be obtained from the Cash Sweep Offices at Queen's Building, (Chater Road), 5 D'Aguilar Street and 338 Nathan Road, until 10 a.m. on both days,

TOTALISATOR

PAYMENT WILL NOT BE MADE ON TORN OR DISFIGURED

TICKETS.

Bankers are advised not to destroy or throw away their tickets until after the "oll clear" signai has been exhiblled,

KALL WINNING TICKETS AND TICKETS FOR REFUNDS MUST BE PRESENTED FOR PAYMENT AT THE RACE COURSE ON THE DAY TO WHICH THEY REFER, NOT LATER THAN ONE HOUR AFTER THE TIME FOR WHICH THE LAST RACE OF THE DAY HAS BEEN SCHEDULED TO BE RUN.

Bookmakers, tie tab men, etc. will not be permitted to operate willin the precincts of the lfong Kong Jockey Club.

By Order of the Btowards,

CRASH, MIBA,

THE GAMBOLS

Bry

SIXTH RACE

Barry Appleby

GAYE, GAYE, WHATS THE

MATTER? HAVE WE HAD

BURGLARS ?

HAPPENEDU

OPRING

10TH

(Second

BACE Wheality · Park ** Handicap: 11

The last race of the day. laj confined to. Class 7 ponies.

SATOR

$1.

MARCIANO TO VISIT MANILA

May

here-t

-today fram Jess Cortos pre-war boxing, promoter kat

The World Champion" will be accompanied by this wits and hia maindor), Al Wollli-Hager,

1.

Bright Bay will be taken on Fencing Finalists

by Mr Chuang and, judging from

win in the Saiyounggun

Handicap at the Easter Race In the preliminidit

Meeting for Class 8 ponies over Colony's fencing chamblotchips the two mile post, it is strongly at the Europeon YMCAJ last fancied to win, I think it will night, the follessing”, dunidea do so, leaving The fopeful (Mr for the subre, weapon, th

Tsai) and. V....I., P., (Mr Ostrou- valós

moff) to dispute second place. ⠀⠀

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For an outsider I would recomY, Lee and Jerendum mor mend keeping an eye on Sante The final will:mthaldist pho Claus (Mr Wilkinson).

European, YMCA SOMERTON, 1