1954-01-25 — Page 7

SATURDAY'S

RUGGER

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THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, JANUARY 25, 1954.

NAVY AND ARMY KEEP SETTING THE PACE IN THE PENTANGULAR TOURNEY

By "PAK LO"

On Saturday, playing in a continuous drizzle, the Navy retained their place at the top of the Pentangular Tournament when they beat the Police by 17 points (one goal, three tries, one penalty goal) to nil. Their nearest rivals, the Army, also improved their chances when they over- came the RAF in a game which though dreary at times had some intensely exciting periods.

its "B" team was The curtain raiser between the Club and

an Insipid foretaste of the games to come, as quite a few of the players failed to turn up and the score of 12 points to 3 in favour of the senior team is all that is worth reporting about it.

The main

The

were

opening

the

went Dut

Interest of

the ball

to Bowen of the fire. The Navy were very 130

In the corner, slow in their heeling and their afternoon lay in the gune be-wha dived over

threes did a lot of knocking on. 6-3. tween the RAF and the Army,

SECOND HALF The RAF then ruined a couple and from the kick-off the RAF

al- The Navy, as expected, macked, 01271

posing of good moves by forward pass-

the Army found tacked in the opening moments hard

long kick by Ing, and then when

touch on the Airmen's 25. The of the second half, but not only Brentford sent the play back to

were they repulsed by the the RAF 25-yard line where Army won the lineout and Hill

took the ball past two men and Police but the i:ver got under the Army mounted a couple of

who cut which went

way with a foot rush and look- good three mover

parned to Dungerfeld knucking on due to back across the field and, avoided dangerous until they kicked by Spoiled

slipperiness of the ball. ing a couple of tackles, scored too far ahead.

Tv [ piny went back to Some midfield play followed under the posts. Brentford easily

th. Police halt, the Navy were converted. 11-5. and then Gammon nearly suc

1. improper eeeded in

This was the last neore as the given a peneity

Aarundale' kiek when he attempted a drop klekanal whistle went a minute later.ckling, ond

The Army deserved this win fix ng short, a 25 crap the follow- ut goal; but slipped as he kick-

ett but there was a serum back, as their forward play was much ed, and the ball siht under the

(225) constructive

the towed by a kick for the Navy. thore cross bur,

The loose forwards did all all on the 25-yard line in

as their opent

the posts. Moore took their threes away and Howen pasite numbers whose marking the Icic and very costly put it

Indeed.

The xtan the post to make threes have one b bad he win tickled into touch. From Army

score 5-0. can be corrected, the lineout the

went to fault which Brentford who cut through three and thul is poor

passing and this throwing of and passed to Dangerdeld particularly who in turn passed to Paine the ball back without looking who made a really good run fast anyone is there. svore in the corner. The ball by this time was very heavy and Dangerfield's kick dropped short, did practically all kicks throughout the afternoon

when

Then, in the 14th minute, the RAF Army scored

they sent not shine as well

very good

ran for quite a distance before Wa

45

ven

ball

we.e awarded

The RAF retaliated with a He attack which was shaped when

Anne the perly fre bstruction and the ball was en cd upfeld. The Anny attacked for the res: ar excellent and this hal

only tacking and interceptin Davidson, who was playing at fa hack, saved the day for the

RAF.

The score was in keeping with the play as the Army had had to lion's share of the set scruns and the Hneouts, and had it no: been for the conditions they

would have had a higher score.

Milden and Davideon

had shone so far for the RAF ani Dangerfield and Bowen for the A ny

"ECOND HALF

The RAF threes, on the other but quite well hand, passed

could not get past they just Collins at full back, and so the good work of Milden and Tay- for was wasted.

NAVY 17, POLICE O The 801 Ord KARIC In Pentangular went Un expected with the Navy winning by quite large score. This in spite of the determined tackling of the Police backs who only began to weaken In the

few Inst minutes of the guine.

The Police kicket off and the Navy attacked at once and took Pollee half. the play into the where it stayed for the rest of the game. After six toutes the Navy opened the

scoring weltb a

try by Harris when he received the bail from a lineout the Police 15-yard line, ran too fast for the Police to catch him and crossed the fine near The coruer. The conversion was mirsed. 3-0.

The Navy kept up the pres- sure and threatened the Poilce with a good foot rush but the Police managed

rorner

the

Almost immediately the Navy pressed again and a lovely three move Law Davies tackled in the A serum followed and corner again the threes got away, and this time Lloyd went over in the other

to make i 12-0 as the kick was missed.

Following this there was rume good fool Fushing by the Pollec which took play into the Nav half for a short time will the Navy threes got the unli

and he evaded four men Moore, and and passed to Davies, who drew the Police bucks, then passe back to Moore, who ran well and scored under the posts, Moore completed his move by converting to make the score 17-0

In the last few seconds the Police found their second wind and attacked to the Navy 10- yard line but a forward pass spoiled what could have been

a score.

Our the whole quite a goo: game although rather slow "and scrappy at times, but the Police akt not do too badly to hold the likely Penlangular winers to the score they did, particularly in the first half.

The second half opened well with good attacks by both sides, But within a few minules they

All the games were spolled by ralled off and play deteriorated

the heavy conditions and most of to kick clear. the knock-ons that occurred sadly und It became contained between the respective 25s with Just inside the half way line the were due to the slippery condi- little apparent hope of anything Police were given a penalty for tion of the bail. For the Navy being done abouí,

feet up in the serum, and Clark the best players on view were

the In

forwards, Then last the pace changed attempted the long kick but was Arnardalé

Moore at half and Davies and short. and the Army threes got away

after this Rigg in the threes For the looked as ir they would In short succession and

but there was a knock the Navy were awarded penul- Police, Scott as usual played very the serum the ties for various offences but all well, both in defence and when short. The he got the chance in attack. The Kicks were And qukkly

loose forwards also did their job Broke through Police at this point were doing well are kept the Navy's scoring

well but but

their handling WDS in time stopped Just

wiak and they missed loose- by Davidsen. maut followed and the ball went two chances. 1001 from a kick up Dangtefeld und he dived on it as it went over the dead ball ime, but the retrrce disallowed it.

score

on

Army

and from

heeled

Bowen

was

nearly

Then

A

With excitement running high,

their

or

Bryan and Kent were out- forwards and standing as lecet had

the Navy worried with their attacks,

The Navy attacked

half

again to

the Army kept on pressing and the Police 25, and from a line- Bowen nearly crossed the line out at that spot sent their threes In n lovely threequarter only to be stopped by Davidson. away

ahend move. The ball eventually went kicked Then Brentford

scored in the ani Parker of the RAF gathered to Harris

Crosbie missed the long yards, and ran well for about 30 cutting through four men, and kick.

Davidson took the kick Bcored

ונג

de corner.

who

well

rate down.

Egyptians Frozen Out Of

World Cup

Milan, Jan. 24. The Navy kept up their af-

The Italian national without and converted nicely to give tocks until half time

soccer team qualified for the The Polze the RAF the lead by two points.ding to the sepre

World the first round of the under The Army retaliated and, being had held given a kick on the RAF 25, almost continual bombardment. Cup today by defeating a

Egyptian attempt dropped Even at this stage it looked pos- cold-bitten Dangerfield's short and a loose maul followed. sible, if not probable, that the tional side by five goals to The Anny heeled quickly and Police would pull the game our

up

Gene Littler Becomes First Amateur In Six Years To

Win An Open Golf Tourney

one.

na-

The game was played at the Sansiro Stadium, in the western

Milan. Auburbs of

under steady snowfall and in freezing temperature, It was attended by a nearly capacity crowd of

spectators. Be weather

changed sud- denly yesterday. turning cold and windy after a full week of spring-like sunshine. Snow started falling only one hour and

contest A half before the

The temperature ot

Sansiro was three Centigrades below zero.

Rancho Santa Fe, California, Jan. 24. Amateur Gene Littler today won the $16,000 Sanstorted. Diego Open Golf Tournament, completing his final round In a light rain with a par 72, to become the first amateur to win a major tournament since 1948. His 72-hole total was 274.

a 72-hole total of 311, The 23-year-old sailor in the with United States Navy finished his worth top monry of $1,200.

E.

champlon Marlene of Fonthill, Ontario,

72 holes four strokes ahead of A pair of amateurs, Polly J. (Dutch) Harrison, of Riley of Fort Worth, Texas, and Ardmore, Oklahoma, who walk- Canadian od off with the. $2,400 top prize, Stewart money for the professionals.

Harrison played his last round. the threesome preceding

od at 313 for second place,

FOREIGN LEGION

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HERE

VACANCIES IN ALL DEPARTMENTS

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KYMULLETT.

HONGKONG BISLEY

F/Sgt. Vivian Wins

Governor's

Cup

It has been one of the most successful rifle shoots which the Hongkong Rifle Association has ever had, said Mr M. W. Turner, President of the Association, at the conclusion of the seven day Bisley Meet at Kal Tak yesterday in which H. E. Commander British Forces, Lt. Gen. Sir Terence Airey, KCMG, CB, CBE, presented the prizes to the winners.

The Governor's Shield awarded to the Marksman with the highest aggregate score, was retained by the holder F/Sgt. Vivian with a total of 508 points closely followed by Mr Sousa with 502, and Lt Elgar third with 199 points.

In spite of the inclement | weather which prevailed throughout the competitors turned up promptly at the ap- pointed time.

Competitors had their ahore or bad luck when they had to aller their point of aim at in tervals during the shoot owing to the cross wind, which ot Umes, was very strong.

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Visibility was also bad and frequently the competitors hnd to look through their binocular

see if their shota had hit the target.

The Ladies' Championship was won by Miss M, Wong and the runner-up

Miss L. Young

The Highest Score for S. R (a) was registered by Cpl Emeney with a total of 423 pts. He Was followed by 2/t Thomas and Lt Young.

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The Tyros prize was annexed by Mr Soup with o 438 scort.

THE RESULTS

The following are the results of the meeting:

The Governor's Shleid. — 1, F/Sgt Vivian (500); 2. Mr Souza (503); b. LA Elgar (409); 4, C/8gt Maidstone (4961

Ladies, Miss M. Wong (414); 2. Miss L. Young (301). Highest Score 8.I. (a). 1. Cpl

B.C.M. Post Bowl (Team) Winning Team. Destroyer San

133; Runner-Up- Dorret "A" (456).

*K.C.M. Past Dow] (Individual)

HONGKONG

Page 7.

KOWLOON

Athletes Staging A Comeback Parade For Sunday's Match

By "RECORDER”

Several of the South China Athletic Association's star athletes who have not yet been seen in action this season-some of them for the best part of last season as well-will turn out on Sunday, January 31, for the Hongkong v. Kowloon athletic match at Boundary Street.

The return of To King-chau, the Colony record-holder in the Long Jump and Hop, Step & Jump, will be most welcome. The Long Jump field, in particular, will be the strongest assembled in the history of local athletics. The South China holder of the Colony Long Jump record at 21 feet 11 inches action for many months with a leg injury.

HKAAC.

Reserver, G, Saunders, man, BCAA.

Kowloon.-Chee Ming, SCAA; Chan SCAA: Georgo Thumb, Reserves, Ple Jordan,

Wai-lam.

TIKAAC. NE

In addition to King-chau, there are two other potential ZZ-footers-South China's Chuc Ming and University's Chuan-wal among the com- petitors, as well as near 21- footers in Chan Wal-lam, Shek Wai-man and George Thumb.

Dorsel.

Hop. Bley & Jump Hongkong.To King-chow, SCAA;

Sick Ka Ng Chuan-wal, HKUAC; tim, BCAA. Reserves, G. Saunders, HRAAC.

1

Kowloon,Chan Wal-lam, BCAA: Reserves, 2/Li Ed-

Ameng others who havo offered to take part are Changes Heat

Thumb, HIKAAC: Pie Dayles, King-yin, the South China dis- wards, 1 Dorast, lance

oco, just through with school

examinations and Lam Kak-lan, competing for the first

timo sinca abc surprisingly

turned the tables on Rita Hall, the Colony record-holder, lost May's end-of-season Yarde race at Kal Tak.

in 220

Leung Kam-po will rus in the 440 and 880 Yürde and Lec Scu- chung will be seen in the Half Mile. "Paday** MacMahon his been invited to run in the Hall Me cr Mliz er be.

Among the newcomtra invited

to run in the 440 Yards is Lt. V. A. Ferd, who was a 51-3cond | quarter-anlier in England.

THE TEAMS

The following have been In- vited to represent Kowloon and Hongkong in the various events.

100 Yds. Hongkong-Chan Yat-hung, SCAA: JA. Kearney, RNAC: Lee Wing-kel,

Делегуен SCAA.

Fung Kat-lee, BCAA Capt Mulvaney, REME Att

27 HAA

Kowloon.-Stephen Kavier, 1KAAC: 2/L Sweeney, 1 Fd Regt. RA: Wong Reserves, L/Cpl Man-wan. SCAA. Crane, 1 Donet; itung Chee-kee.

SCAA, 220 yds,

Pole Vault Hongkong, Kwong Lau-chuen. SCAA Pt Chow Jor, HK Chinese Tyg Unit

Kowloon. Opt R.A.F.5. Reep, Dorel; Plo Gordon, 1 Dorset,

Disens

Hongkong-Chen Wal-chuen, BCAA: B/Sgl Walle, 27 HAA Regt, NA; N. Hellmeyer, HKUAC.

has been out of

Yuk, SCAA. Reserves, Ter, SCAA.

Lam Shan

Kowloop-lo May Yee, SCAA; Fak Wing Sheng. BCAA: J. Cotton,

KAAC. Reserven, Yam Chee Mee SCAA.

4 x 10 yds. Relay

Hongkong. — Rita Hall. HRAAC: Chan Chee Lam Kat Lam, SCAA; Yuk, SCAM: Lam Shan Yee, SCAA.

Kowloon.-Ho May Yee, SCAA; Fak Wing Sheung, SCAA: L. Ramsay, HKAAC; Yam Ches Mec, SCAA.

NOTICE

THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB

Kowloon Lambert, 14 Fd Regt NA; 2/Lt Herron, 32 Med Begɩ. RA; 8/1 Freeman, APTC.

Javelin

Wai-chuen, Tongkung, Chan

2/14. Thland, RNACI SCAA: J.W Holdsworth. 23/27 HAA Regt. RA.. Reserves. R. Thompson, HKAAC.

Kowloon Sgt Smith, 1 Dornet: Cut Taylor, King Regt: Lott Kayu Saturday, 30th January, 1961,

Fle Wilson, 1 SCAA. Ezerves

Welch Regt.

Weight Hongkong. - Chan Wai Chuen, SCAA; Gör Eggston, 170 Li By BA: R. Heitmeyer, ĤKUAC,

Kowloon-2/LI Berron, Regi BA; L/Bde Bartram. L/Opt Brown. De Sad RA.

Hammer

73 LAA:

Special Cash Sweep on the Pearce Memorial Cup

Over 800,000 tickets sold to date.

The Sale of Cash Sweep 32 Med. Tickets on the above will close on Friday, 29th January, na follows:---

Docherty.

Hongkong. - 9.9.1. APTC: S/Sgt Wante, 21 BAA Regt: 382 Nathan Road, Kowloon, Watson, RNAC.

Kowloon, TQMS Tosdevine, 17

at 4.00 p.m. RTR: C/Set Tissard, Dorset; Pte Capalick, 1 Dorset

I Mile toad Walk Hongkong, Chow Tat King. YPES; Medhurst, RNAC;" H. Jones. Unattached. Reserves. Chow

Tsuen Kee, YPES: Taul Say Fan, YPES.

Spooner, Kowloon, Capt LR. Hongkong-St Embery. 27 BAA: J.A. Kearney, INAC; Fung Kat-lee, RAPE 0.5. Kennedy Skipton, SCA. Reserves, Lee Wing-kai. | EYMCA; Fung Lap Poon, YPES, Be

SCAA

Kowloon-Stophen Xavier, KAAC:erves, W.O. It Wells, 1 Dorset 2/ Sweeney, 14 Fd Regi, RA: Hung Chee-kee. SCAA. Rererves, L/Cpl Crane, Dorset,

WOMEN'S EVENTS

100 yds.

440 Tds. Hongkong-Leung Kam-por, BCAA Lam Kat Lam, SCAA; Chan

Chee

5 D'Agullar Street, nt 0.00 p.m.

Queen's Building, Ground Floor, Chater Road, at 6.00 pm,

The Draw will be held in the Public Betting Hall at the Hongkong. Rula Hall, HKAAC Race Courne, at 10,00 a.m. on Saturday, 30th January, 1954. By Order of the Stewards, PEAT, MARWICK, MITCHELL & CO. Treasurera.

R. Spencer, HKAAC: 2/11 Hold Yuk. SCAA, Reserves. Lain Shan Kowloon.-Ho May Yee, SCAA: Fok Winner-CGI Alsop 18 Destroyer woriti, 23/27 HAA Regt. RA. Re-Yes, SCAA.

serves, Cheung Chuk-yin. SCAA. Sqn "A") (133); "Runner-Up. Cpl Kowloon Li A.V. Ford, I Weich Wing Sheng.

SCAA: L. Ramsay, Kyte Donet "B") (124); 3-Cpi

"A": 112; Hindell,

Regt: Pte Davies, 1 Welch Regt: 2/L HKAAC, Reserves, Yam Chee Mee.

8/21 HAA Regt. RA. Re- SCAA. Barber R. Nortolk Under 21's Winner. Col Kyte (1

220 yds. nerves, Gjir Rogera, 72 LAA Reg?, Dorset "B" (124).

Hongkong-Rita Hail, NA.

Lam Kat Lam, SCAA:

Sporting Amo Can (Team) Winning Team Destroyer Ban Runner-Up.-HMS New-

"A (1 333)

CRYLIC

Sporting Arms Cup Individual Winner-F/Sgt Vivian (RAF HK "A")" "(83); Tunner-Up.-8/8gt But- ters (REME) "D" (91): 3-Sg Lee

23'6

(1 Welch "A" (90) Under Wlaner L/Cpl Peppi (REME "B" (08).

8. W. Lee City (Team) Winning Team-HMS Tamar "B" (34); Runner-Up. H&15 Newcastle "A" (20)..

Falconer Cup (Team) Winning Team Destroyer Ban "B" unner-Us.-1 Welch. "A".

Morse Cup (Team) Winning Team. RAF HK "A" 11041; Runner-Up-HMS Newscastle "A" (158).

Morse Cup (Individual) Winner.Cpl Thomas (RAF IIK "A") (45); Runner-Up --S/W

Destroyer Ban: Han Cdr Ellis HM9 Nowensile "A") (40; Under 23' Winner. SAC Baldwin (RAF "A") (H).

Lee Cup (Team) Winning team-Hongkong Police Team: Runner-up-HM3 Tamar

San Miguel Cup (Term) Winser Team-H19 Tamer A (234); Runner-upl Dorset A (307)

380 Ydx. Hongkong. -McMahon, HKAAC: Leung Kam-pos, BCAA: 2/Lt Hold- sworth, 23/27 HAA Regt. RA. Re- serves Wong Kali-ylu, HKUAC

Kowloon.-Les Shue-chung, SCAA;

Cpt 2/Lt Black, Hovel Norfolk;

Reserves. Fitzgerald, Royal Norfolk.

#C1343

Spr Owens 36 Sqd, RE,

Hongkong. McMahon, HKAAC; Sam Williamson, HK Sig Rext. RA

Reserves, Wong Kah-ylu, HKUAC. A.B. Nixon. RNAC

Kowloon Pie Thomson, 1 Welch Regt: 1/Lt Tineli, Royal Norfolk: Reserves. Spr Owens, 10 Sąd, RÉ. Chan Kim-hung. BCAA.

3 Miles

Hongkong-Chan King-yin, SCAA; Au Ching-khing. SCAA;_Bledhurst, Ward, "Reserves. P.H. RNAC. HLY

Kowloon-Ear Owens M Std, RE; Cpt. Wood, RAT Bek Kong: Cpl R. Beck. NAT Sek Kong. Rezerves, Lee Kam-hung, SCAA.........

120 gh Nurdin

REME

Hongkong Capt Mulvanet-hung. Att. 27 HAA Regt: Char SCAA Lai Kwong min. BCAA.

Kowloon,L/Cpl Butcher 24 4 Ear Regt: Capt R.A.F.S. Torp. Dorset; Wong Chun-free, SCAA.

THAA.

4 x 110 Yd Relay Hongkong-Chan Yet-hung, SCAA: Ruttonjea Cup (Team) Winning Team-Hongkong Palles 14. Kearney, RNAC: Lee Wing-kai. Re- Team (204); Runner-up-Hong-SCAA; Fung Katlee, SCAA. Emeney (423),

serves, Capt Mulvaney, REME At Tyrus Mr Bouza (458).

kong Palice, 'B Team (2018). Wation Cap

Ruttonjee Cup (Individual)

Kowloon Stephen Xavier, HKAAC: WinnerM A.A. Noronha (139); Winner-farp Gillies (1K Police)

Eu JHK 2/Lt Sweeney, 14 Fu Regt. RA: Wong Runner-up Mr (130))) (94): Runner-Up.LtCdr Blic 1Uxbent Score SR. (a), ~ Lt Gila Police) (4); Brd.—Mr X.L. Tu (HK | Man-wan, SCAA: L/CBI Crane,

Reserves, lung Chee-kes. (133): Tyro Winner.Mr A.A. No- Police (2); Under 27's Winner. Doreet. SCAA. ronha (139).

SAC Baldwin (HAF AN 1991, Luna Cup

Terry Cup (Team) Winner-CGI Alloy (60); Runner- Winsing Texan Derast. 'n' (59); Up-C/Bat Maidstone (87): lighart Runners-up-2/2 Gurkha 'A' (min

ta).-Lt Young (68); Tyro 3. secs. Winner Brown

Jardin Cap Winner. —Li Elgar (45); Runner- Up.---Cpi meney (45); Highest Score S.IL. (s)-—Cp! Emeney (45); Tyro Winner.-Cpt Emeney (49). Recretary's_Cup, Winer-18 Taylor (92); Run ner-Up. Mr Gours (91); lighent Econe B.R. (a) Lt Young (89) TYTU Winner.Big Taylor (03).

Ku Tong Sen Cup Winner/St_Vivian (88); Bun ner-Up Me M. Rosario (221); High- eat Score .II. (8)—L! Young (23); Tyro Winner-Mr M. Rosario (227), Team Championship Caldbeck-McGregor Challenge Cup. ~S, IIMB Tamar "B" team (21); 2. 1 DOTROL "A" team (43).

Lowest Team Spoon, RASC, 1,

""

Bervices Individual Championship

BITTER SURPRISE It was a bitter surprise for the Egyptian players. The whole team appeared curled up in the grip of the icy wind os

Jockey Club Op-1. CGI Alsop (8 the players stood at attention

Destroyer Ben "A") (756): 3 ASM during the customary playing of Hebert (IMS Tamar A Fun

F/8gt Vivian (RAJ the National Anthems.

(103) Under 13' Inter-Cel The first half score was one Kyte" (1_Dorset "D") (681); under goat each.

"Tyrrell (i Dormat:29" (648). Upick Cup (Team) Savers in the second half:

Winning Team,-HMB Tamar "A": in the first | (450)1 Rumer-Up.-2 Destroyer Ban Pandolfini (Italy)__ minule, and Alaa El Fin (Egypt).

Sadick Cup: (individual) the 33rd minute.

Wainer, CCT Alop (8) Devroyer Sconers in the second half; nga (MAD) | (198); Runde. Up, -, LÍM best rount for a 314 and Frignani (19th minute), Bonipert Herbert Ham TAMPA OPEN

liccted second money of $950, |(21st_minute), Regn (40th ampa, Florida, Jan. 24. Tampa,

419 were minute) and Boniperti (43rd Betsy Flawis, the National defending Champion Lauïse | minuto). Women's Open Champlon, won Suns of Atlanta and Betty All the Egyptians work agreed the $6,000 Tampa Women's Open Dodd of Tampa, who each got that the local played much Golf Tournament today despite soon. Mos Mildred (Babe) better football) than in tha” Arsi annal round of B3, eight strokes Zaharias finished with a 316, World Cup match over women parties

af

One stroke behind came Patly Littler's and shot a one-under-Berg the Wert Chicago pro- par 71 for a total of 270,-Unitedfessional. She shot a 74, the day's Pross.

Deadlocked

at the

worth $425, and Belly Hicks of lamented

M41 Rawls, one-time Texan Pam Springs California was grósm who now plays out of Spartane next 310, for saat jou Justed, mida burg, South Carolina, wound up Press, Jol

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3 Cár KTMS Nowakeild, rian); Under Kia. Wimar-AB. H$** therington (Destepper: Ban: “A)

Winning

(217).

Mr 109 Kam-chiu (87).

4 x 449 YOR, Relay Elongkong. 1, Leung Kam-por. SCAA 2. R. Spencer, HKAAC: 3 2/Lt Holdsworth, 23/27 HAA Regt, PISTOL EVENTS

RA: 4. Cheung Chik-yin, BCAA. 0. Sadick Cap

Kowloon,LA.V. Ford, 1| Winner.-ASP. Ho Tro (91): Well text: 2. Ple Davies. 1 Welch Runßers-up.—ASP. Lee (83); 3 Regt: 3, 2/Lt findell. 9/27 BAA Rest RA: 4 Our Rogers, 72 LAA BERL BA

High Jump Itongkong-in Cheung, SCAA; O. Baunders, HKAAC: A.B. Payne. HNAC Reserves, K. Lewis, ¡INAC, Kowloon-Ling Sum, BCAA;, 2/LI Edwards, 1 Dorset: Yam Wai-line. SCAA. Reserves, Li McConnell, 32 Med Regt. RA.

·Chairman's Cop

Winner Sub Insp. Gilles (93); Runner-up, Lt Car Ellis (90); 3rd, ASPIR) Eu (80)

Tang Shiu Kin Cup Winner-ASP(B) Au (99) Runner. up-Ins Perkins (97): 3rd.-SM Herbert (96).

Pistol Championship Winner.ASP(R) Eu (21); Run. ner-up---Mr Ho Kam-clu (206); 3rd RSM Herbert (255).

Long Jump HongkongTo King-chow, SCAA: Ng Chuan-wal. HKUAC: Shak Wal

20% Discount

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THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB

ANNUAL RACE MEETING Saturday, 23rd, Wednesday 27th & Saturday 30th January, 1954.

(To be held under the Rules of the Hong Kong Jockey Club)

THE PROGRAMME WILL CONSIST OF 30 RACES The First Beli will be rung at 11.30 a.m. and the First Roco. run at 12,00 Noon each day. The tiffin interval is after the Fourth Race (1.30 p.m.).

The Secretary's Office at Alexandra House will close at 10 am, each day.

.MEMBERS' ENCLOSURE

NO PERSON WITHOUT A BADGE WILL BE ADMITTED, All persons MUST wear their badges prominently displayed throughout the meeting.

Admission Badges at $10.00 each per day are obtainable through the Secretary on the written or personal introduction of a member, such member to be responsible for all visitors introduced by him.

Tins will be obtainable at the Club House if ordered in. advanced from the No. 1 Boy (Tel. 72811).

NO CHILDREN will be admitted to the Club's premises during the Meeting. For this purpose a Child is a person under the age of seventeen years, Western standard.

PUBLIC ENCLOSURE

The price of admission will be $3.00 each per day payable at the Gate.

Any person leaving the Enclosure will be required to pay the requisite Ice of $3.00 in order to gain re-admission

MEALS & REFRESHMENTS will be obtainablo In the RESTAURANT.

SERVANTS

Servants must remain in their Employers' boxca except for prasing through on their duties. They may on no account use the Belting Booths In the Members' Betting Hall.

CASH SWEEPS

The cost of a Through Ticket is $60.00. Through Tickets rés served for this meeting but not paid for by. 10 a.m, on Friday. 22nd January, will be sold and the reservation cancelled for future meetings.

Tickets for the Special Cash Sweep on the Pearce Memorial Cup scheduled to be run on 30th January, 1954, at $2.00 each, máy be oblained from the Cash Sweep Offices at Queen's Buliding, (Chator Rohd), 5, D'Águliar Strect and 382, Nathan Road, during normal office hours and until 10 am, on the First and Second days of tho meeting:

The sale of these tickets will close at 4 p.m. at 382, Nathan Road, at 5 p.m. at 5, D'Agullar Street and at 6 p.m. at the offico In Queen's Building, on Friday 29th January, 1034,

TOTALISATOR

Backers are advised not to destroy or throw away their tickets until after the "all clear" signal has been exhibited.

ALL 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,

PAYMENT WILL NOT BE MADE ON TORN OR DISFIGUR TICKETS.

#Bookmakers, Tic Tac men, etc, will not be permitted to: within the precincts" of the Hong Kong Jockey Club,

By Order of