DON COCKELL – FARMER
THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1953.
Part of the £6,000 purse which Don Cockell. British Heavyweight Boxing Champion, received from his victory over Harry Matthews in the United States recently has been spent on additional stock for Diamond Farm, Horam, Sussex, of which Don Cockell is the proud owner.
He is a very keen farmer and spends all his time between fights "down on the farm", where his life as Don Cockell. farmer, helps to keep him fit for his other self, Don Cockell, boxer.
The photograph shows Cockell alop a haystack on his farm busily stacking hay, "assisted" by his six-year-old son, Pat, with Bob, his Labrador dog.
Surrey Wind Up The Season Like True Champions
London, Sept. 3.
Surrey wound up the season like true champions to- day when they easily defeated Hampshire by nine wickets with a day to spare. It was their 13th victory in 28 Championship games and took their final aggregate of points to 184.
Sussex were tonight well on the way to making certain of the runners-up berth, gaining first innings points from Lancashire, their only rivals for this position. When play ended today in their game at Hove, Sussex led by 188 runs with five first innings wickets still to fa”. Tony Lock, the England left of a century. Doggart, seldom arm spinner, again proved the as convinchig as Cox, went on destructive bowler in to complete three figures, 44 of Surrey's attack against Hamp his runs coming from boundary shire at Bournemouth, claiming | strokes.
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live second innings wickets for
43 s in 34 overs, 21 of which were maidens. He had match
Aures of 13 wickets for 09
runs.
The feature of the Sussex innings was a third wicket stand of 140 at nearly-a-run-a-minuto between George Cox and Hugh Doggart after two wickets hid fallen for only 27 runs.
13 boundaries and Cox hit Nos out when only four short
FIJIANS ROUT AUSTRALIAN RUGGER TEAM
CLOSE, OF PLAY SCORES
class
London, Sept. 3. The following were the closo of play scores in first cricket matches played today:
At Bournemouth: Surrey, beat.
by nine wickets. Hampshire
(Lock Hampshire 82 and 127 five for 43). Surrey 151 and 50 for one.
TENNIS LEAGUE PRIZE. GIVING POSTPONED
of
The distribution prizes to the winning teams in the various divi- sions of the Lawn Tennis League, which was to have taken place at the Hongkong Cricket Club this evening, has been postponed to a date to be announced later by the HKLTA.
The First Division League play-off match botween the Chinese Re- fcrcation Club and South
China Athletic Associa- tion, which should have preceded the prize-giving today, has also been post- Iponed.
Budge Patty Surprises Mervyn Rose
New York, Sept. 3. Budge Patty (USA), 1950 Wimbledon Champion, pro- At Scarborough: MCC 362 and 10 for no wicket. Yorkshire 396 vided an upset in the United for four declared (Lowson 101, States Lawn Tennis Cham- Halliday 37, Hutton not out 103.pionships here today when Watson not ou! 04).
he beat Mervyn Rose, Aus-
AL Ilove: Lancashire
152.tralia's top ranked player, Susiex 349 for five (Cox 80 in the fourth round of the Dogfart 100, Suttle 80) Men's Singles. Router.
Followers of the handling Home Soccer
code who watched the Fijian in action Regiment team.
con-
here, last season were siderably impressed with the visitors' game.
The Australian Rugby Union team currently touring the Fiji Islands has been even more im- pressed, losing two of their first three matches and being routed against File Northern Districts.
Results
London, Sept. 3. Football results today were:
FIRST DIVISION
Chariton
The scores of the first threo | Colchester matches of the tour were:
Australia 21, Lomalviti 10. Northern Districts 39, Austra- lia 6.
Nadroga 8, Australia 3.
KCC CRICKET MEETING
are
Kowloon Cricket Club mem-
in cricket bera interested reminded that a meeting will be
0 Tottenham
THIRD DIV. (SOUTH)
Exeter City Leyton O. 0 Brighton & H. Northampton 2 Bournemouth
THIRD DIV. (NORTH) Scunthorpe 1 Gateshead
GLASGOW Cur Semi-final Replay
• Rangers LAST THURSDAY
Celtic
Palty, Feeded only seventh in the domestic seeding for the event, beat the lefthander, who was third seeded among the 7-9, overseas competitors, by 0-4, 0-2.
''The
Wimbledon Champion, Vie Seixas of the United States. reached the fifth round of the Men's Singles, beating his com- patriot, Billy Talbert, 6-2, 6-0 6-0.
win
AUSTRALIA KEEPS UP ITS
EXPORT OF
OF SPORTSMEN ALL OVER THE WORLD
Melbourne, Sept. 3.
Globe-trotting Australian sportsmen and sportswomen are going all over the world in a never ending stream, though a move to send a foot- ball team to Hongkong has been deferred until 1955 because an English 'side is expected here next year.”
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Some go abroad to earn a living, Most, whether amateur or professional, come back: poorer in pocket but richer in experience, and with tourist recollections which make victory or defeat in competitive games, and the cost of it, merely in cidental to the trip.
They travel as Individuals, as squads, as tennis. And they like It. Once having filled the role of "International", their one destre is to maintain a standard which will ensure selection for another trip.
Royal H.K. Defence
Scrist
Force
Orders
No. 35 Order By 14.0.
(Full Day! Transport_leaves
Every day throughout the year, there are Australians play- ing in other countries, Coming back from them, travelling
to Colonel L. T. Ride, CBE, ED.CO.D. Tuesday, September 5. Murray Parade Ground si 8.45 a.m. them or making plans.
Commandant, Royal Hongkong | 1953-HKAAP |_|_Hangat-5.45|_|_D.M. Australia's cricket Test team, Defence Force. Dated Septem- Transport, feaven Badsbury Road at after spending months in Bri-ber 1 1953. tain, are leaving for home on September 24.
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In the meantime, a couple of tennis stars will go to Japan.
Dozens of Australian cyclists are taking part in big events the Continent of Europe, while a handful of golfers is in North America
after a bid for the Open Championships.
this and next month.
A table tennis. tenm is paring to visit Isract.
Trials will soon be held for selection for the Empire Games Vancouver. On present estimates, Australia will be re- presented by a team of 30 men
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Police District-0 a.m. (Pull-Day). Parade Transport lesves Murray int Unie to nt: Parade Tuesday Ground at £45 am.. A.X.C. Flight 8.30 PM Tuesdayicher-Bak Hans Ballk A representative Rugby Union September 8. 1963.
RIIKDF 18th Lecture New Courne.
September 8, 1953,——"A" & team is completing a tour of Dress: Plain clothes. Recer Pl. Pa Full Day) Transport leaves Balt South Africa. Other, teams will rade HQ RHKDF Thursday, Septembury load of 3.16 a.m. Friday, soon be in Fiji and Ceylon.
ber 10, 1933. 6 p.m. Stern Revision. September 11, 1953-AB" "C" & The Wimbledon squad.
atter ares. Dress: O.G.
Tak-.m. Transport Friday, September 11, 1953. 8.30 "D"-Xat
leaves. Najlsbury Road' at 5,45 p.m. Cairo,
Rome, Paris, Brussels p.m. (MPG Signals Schooll. D.T. and England, is making its way Couse an detalled. Parade Sunday. Nursing orderlies Wednesday, Sep home through the
September 13. 151. Peak Range. Lember 9. 1933-Windsor House-3.15 United
LMO Proctice Shoot. Tpt will trave. Dr Ramier. bi.T. Section, States and Canada in readiness MPG 850 b.m. Drem: Stiris, Shorts, Bunday, September 4, 1933-RAF H21 Tak-0 a.m. (Full Day) Transport to play hosts to Davis Cup puttees & Boats.
leaver Sällsbury_ilood_at 8.45 nằm. competitors at the end of the
Artillery. Battery. C&Tp (A)Fighter Controllers. Tuesday, Sep- усет.
Personnel due for second dose of tember 6, 1933-9.0.R. 8. p.m. TAB parade TIQ RHKDF 8.30 p.m. Fighter Plotters Tuesday September
"1"
Watchies Monday. Begteinber 7, 1953. ( RP-1, 1953-AN mainder MPG 4.15 p...
Dress: 9.0., 4.30 p.m. Thursday, Septem- Main clothes. ya Gunnery Tp Paber 19, 1953-"A" Watch-Volunteer de IQ JKDF Friday, September Centre, 8.30 p.m. Thursday, Septem- 11, 1953. 3.30 pm. Subject: W/T. ber 10, 194~"B" & "C" Watches. 8.0.R. 5.30 p.m. Wireless Operatori Dress: Overalls.
Wednowday, September 8. 1963-1Q Hongkong Regiment
NIKDF-3.43 p.m. Transport lenYEN Onteer
Murray Parade Ground at 0.45. p.m. The મ Tution. Orderly Week Lt MA. D'Almada Temedion,
Radar Operators. Thursday,_Sep- Next toe duty-Li J.A. Khg. Or tember 10, 1953–"C" Watch-Radar derly Sergeant of the Week-St Station- .. (Half Day). Trans- Australian Jockeys are riding to E. Julehin. Next, for dux--521 | port leaves HQ RHKDF at 1 am. winners in England, India and In,C. Chapman.
and Star Ferry at 8.15 am. Friday, Malayu.
September 11, 1933 -- "A", "F" and Training. “ለ cay Tuesday. Watches-HQ RIDDF-8.30 p.m.
Dell RV Tranport leaves 0. 1053, 18
Murray Parade A Sydney swimmer, Jon September
4.16 p.m. at MPG for Po Shan Bond, Ground at 8.30 p.m. Equipment Henricks, has just collected the Dres: Clean
Saturday, September 5, fatigue. "A" Coy Aalstanta, Japanesc national title for the Wednesday. September 12, 10.13., 1933-HIKAAF Hangar Duty Store- 200 Metres, and G women's Clasification Rifle & Lato (for permen as detalled-2 p.m. Transport sonnel as detailed). RV 6.30 am, al leaves Salisbury Road at 1.45 p.m. hockey team will be laking part security Car Park, Kowloon, Dress: Sunday September 6-HKAAF Han- in the big international_tourna Dattle Order. As steel helmets, gor-Duty Storemen as detailed ment at Folkestone, England, bereis worn & angle balk in huvet-m, Transport leaves Salisbury Road sucks. "A" Coy (12 & 11 Pis nuly) at 0.43 a. Friday. September 11, -Week End :x september 12/15, 1933-UQ RHKDF-6.45 p.m. Trans- pre-1953. RV 2 p.m. on Saturday. Sep-port feuves Murray Parade Ground tember 12, 1933. Security Car Park, D.30 p.m. Groundcrew. Thursday, "A" and "" owloon, Dress: Ditle Order tere Sculentber 10, 1953. steel helinez, berets windle Transport leaves Salbury Road bats In Haversacks. "CoM 6.45 31. Saturday, September is, day, September 7, 1933. nule.) RY="B" Flight=HKAAF Hangar-2 5.16 p.m. at MPG for HQ. Drea: WT p.m. Transport Icaves
Murray Order. Coy-Tursday, Septem Parade Ground at 1.15 p.m. Sunday. ber 8, 1953. LMG. 2a Mar, RV 6.45 Septuinber 13. 1953-"A" Flight- p.m. at MPG for 19. Dress: Clean NIKAAF, Hongar-li am. Transport zatigue. "D" Cay-Wednesday, Se, leaves Salisbury Road at 8.15 a.m. An amateur golding six is to tember 9. 1033 Squad A-TOET Squod BI-RING. Squad tour England and there is talk (IMG)
Flying Programine, Thursday. 'Sep- RV 5.13 p.m. at|tember, 10, 1933 — A⠀ Pilots — HQ of sending a team of tennis 132- Range.
MPG for HQ, Drem: WT Onter. NUKDF – 6 J. Transport leavei na Cor sig i-Tuesday, September Murray Parade Ground at 3.40 p.m. women away for experience.
The standard of women's a. 1933. 87. RV 320 p.m. at MPG.
Hongkong Women's „Auxiliary tennis in Australia is low bo- Dress: Clean fatigue. MT 1-Wed
WS3, Maint.
Attny Corn attention
been; September 9. cause all
RV 5.30 p.m. at MPG for 11Q. Drem: Training Exercise “Charße," "AJI concentrated on the met. Ex Cican fatigue, Overalls). Personnes taking part in this exer- Thursday. September 10. 1959. Dyre will report to the WD Car Fark. cept when there are strong drive instr. RV 5.15 p.m. at MPG for 14 Kowinos. 1200 noon, atunday, Sep- cards, like America's "Little Dress: Clean folque foverage), Int, tetiber 7
1055. Dress: Overalls, Mo" and Julle Sampson, public Nee & Snipers. All to 89 Pi for try, beret,
rubber troca, water bottle Septembered mess this knife fo interestin ̈ wornen's games--is Med. Set-Euerday,
1933. 58 Course, RV pant, at | Signale "A" Parade JIQLF as per not what tennis control
MPG for HQ, Dress!" Clean fatigue, monthly delft. Dress: Uniform, authorities would like.
& Wednesday, September 9, 1953, | ture: "Hạt: MPG, Thursday, Seplem- WT. RV 5.13 p.m. at MPG |ber 10, 1933, Dress: Uniform. Clerks: Travel plans for the future Drill,
P. Heakor include a Rugby League team for 9. Dress: Clean fatigue, ride Parade 1.30
A bayonet froga. 89 -Wrek | Thursday, September 10, 1933. Dress: for the world series in France end Ex Beptember 16, 1831, Map Uniom. fleport to Capt Holmes in 1954.
Reading & RT Ex, HV 2 p.m. on Brown, Field Day: Parade 1 p.m. Saturday, September 3, 1953 at Seru RKDP-Wednesday, September rity Car Park, Kowloon, Dress: Bat. 1833. Dress: Uniform. Report to e Order, less steel helmets. berets 8.30 am. MPG for Lyemun every Capi Hulmes Brown, Cookt: Parade The other side of the sporting sp Cey Pl-Turiday, September 1951 to Afanday, September 14, 1953 wern & jungle hats in haversacks morning froin Tuesday. September d picture shows that there will be 1. MG Shout at Kennedy Road Incluive Dress: Uniform, bocet, of competitive flange. Leading party to report while head squares will be carried. big influx
into p.m.) No. 3 Squad-Elementary Aprons will be issued. sportsmen and women
handling. Ry 0.15 p.m. at MPG, Tade. 5.30 p.m. RQ BUKDF-Thur Staresi Pa Australia in the coming mouths, Dress: Clean fatigue. Mor Tuesday, September 10, 1933, Dress: Uni At the moment, Hongkong day, September 8, 1963, Mar Drill, form, Report to HGMS Lane. Virst football team is touring Austra-8.13 p.m. at MPG for 10. Dress: Aid: Parade 80 Pam. He unor Comfortable, Safe, Invisible. lia and a team of South African Cleats fatigue. Alt Par Pl-Tuesday, Tuesday, September 8. 1053. Dress: women golfers is winning Uniturn, Depot Recrains Parade 5.30 p.m. HQ RIIKDF - Wednesday. while/.m. a MPG for HQ, Dress: WT cesses in State events
Order (PT shoes carried). At Par Boptember 9, 1953, Dress: Uniform. form for the Week end Ex Hepleister 1/13, neport to RSM Campbell, gelfing into
Archery: National Women's Champion-03 200 B.m. on September 12, Report 3.30 Dm. 11Q RIIKDE-Tues
at Security Car Park, Kowloon. Įday, September 28, 1953. Dress: Dress: Battle Order les #icel kei-#port Kii. Hockey; Report 8,55 p.m. ships in Sept.
Four top-ranking American melt boro's wern & Jungle hats in WD Car Pack, Kowloon, Friday.
September 11, 1953. COOKE Cadre - Kit. women golfers the two sisters, Haversacks.
Dress: Sports Marlene and Alice Bauer, Jackie day, September 10, 1013
p.m. at MPG for LYEMUN, NOTE (5gd) 0. F. Newton Dunn, LC-Col., and Peggy Kirk-are EF Sptember 10. 1933 all cooks
Deputy Commandant, scheduled to arrive in Septem will do their trg at Lyemun. Dress:
R.H.K.D.F. Pay Dulles Course. ber 10 take part in the Ampo: Cleon falgue.
this course. All personnel HKR on Tournament, in Sydney and note that the next parade will be on other contests.
Thursday, September 17, 1033 mt 110 REKDF at 4 p.m.
and women.
con
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to
in
Miss Maureen Connolly the United States. bidding
the Australian, French, 1 Wimbledon and United States titles in the same year, went a step nearer achieving this when 1 she beat Miss Jeanne Arth of
the United States 0-1, 6-3 the third round of the Women's Singles.Reuter.
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The following are results of English football matches played last Thursday and not cabled at the time:
SECOND DIVISION
held at the Club-house next Tuceday, September 6, at 5.45 p.m., to make preparations for
1 Blackburn The Brentford the forthcoming season,
2 Oldham club's practice nets will go up Notts C.
Swansea 4 Leeds Un . next Monday.
THIRD DIV. (SOUTH)
0. Bristol C.
Reuter
Badminton "Test"
Capetown, Sept. 3.
South Africa led England by three matches to two at the end of the first day's play in the fifth badminton. "Test" be- tween the two. countries here yesterday.
Walsall
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Colony results at the Calony Smallbore League shoot held at the inc Gun
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Reg Harris, to race against Sid Grow A-Ritis practice, UQ RUKDF. Patterson, World Fursuit, Sprint cave MPG for IQ B p.m. RIIKDF Individual cores: Sgt 11
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Hongkong Auxillary (Air Force da Costa Force HQ 97. LA A. P. Invitation list include the Italian
Pereira, IK Begt s5, Pis H. E. Hynd- Appointments FIU/LI G.C. Caims man, Force HQ 95., and Pie E. M. Saachi; Olympic cyclist Enzo Panama's. Lloyd La Beach; me the duties of Force Adfu- Rosario. IK Hegt 94. Average Bence.
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B.R. HanDFC. AFC. Murray Parade Ground-Car Park. The "second" Eclectic Com- Jamaica's Herb McKenly and sgn/Lar (Fouted);
The RAP are holding a Baltia of Diaripline. With feet from bep- Beliale Parade on Sunday, Septem", MAP petitions of the Royal Hongkong Britain's E. McDonald Bailey,
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Runners Gordon Pario and tember 3, 1953 the Adjutant will beber 20,
Parade Ground Car ark. available for interview on the fol- | Murmus? courses at Fanling during July | Chris Chataway (England) Wer-jowing days. Firing: Squadron 14 Members of the Royal - Hongkong and August closed on Monday.
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Waler Fold. RHKDY ́v 25 Fd Heat w.e.1. August 29, 1953,
With exemption of BA HKDT won 10-1. Swimming Kvents. RUKDF ceived a walk- pinn, Fanny Blankers-Koen of periodet permanently employed in
over, Friday, August --za, ~ WaÜRT the Flying Squadrons future recruits Palo, RHKDF. V. RAMO, RIIKDr the Netherlands,
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