1954-04-30 — Page 6

THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, APRIL 30, 1954.

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Cockell Advances

To Third Place In Ring Rankings

New York, Apr. 28.

Don Cockell of England was advanced to third rank among heavyweights today in the latest Ring magazine rankings, but England's Johnny Williams was dropped from the first 10 to make room for Jimmy Blade who went from third among lightheavies to fourth among heavyweights.

Ezzard Charle, continued us the No. 1 honvyweight contender, with Nino Valdes of Cuba second. Tommy Jackson, beaten by Slade on Monday night dropped from third to fifth, and Roland LaStarza, beaten recently by Cockoll in London, was sixth, followed by Dan Bucceroni, Earl Walls of Canada, Heluz Neuhaus of Germany and Tommy Harrison of California in that order.

Champion, Carl

Jay Gardella of Philadelphia, Mickleweight was top-ranked among indle Cleon 1 Jony Gardello: 1. Hockey Coutellana: 3. Raapli Jones, 4. weight contenders with Randy Bobby Tawon 5. Handy Turpin

No | england), 6, tiuly Minn Turpin of England sixth.

1. Bobby Jane, Willie Trov; v. G8 Torner. Nor 10. koks ver

other Europeans were MATIONTR the top 10 middleweights.

WHR Pho Host of Taly, pro-

Welterweight

minently mentioned in a possi-Gowilan; 1. Carmen Basil. 2, Del

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ก Hightweight opponent

the champion, ranked กกกก แพค Fuentes; 7

the Best 10 185-pounders.

for {Flanegan; 3, Billy Graham; 4. Johnny

Saxton, D. Peddie Prawmit; & Ra

Varone (Cuba); 1, Joe Micrk; §. Art Aragon, 10, Johnny Bration.

Here are the champions and the 10 leading contenders In

Lightweight Champun, Paddy ench boxing division nerording | pemereu, 1. Jimmy Carlet

to the latest "Ring” magarine Oriando Zulueta (Cuba); 3, Kadis rulings announcest today.

d.

Roland Lasture: 1. Dan Bucc@PUN,

Voldge (Cuba).

England:

Tosnmy afloruieane k

Heavyweight

(toeky Marciano, Farard Chting 2. Ning Cockelt 2. Dut

Slade: 6. Jackson

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3. KATI Wals (Chiadaj

Noubaus Cherinant

Light Heavywo.gl

Tarreon

Chavez: 4. Wallace (Bud) Smith; 5, Halph Ovpar; &. Arthur Forshey 7. George Araujo:

Qon. 6. Johnny salvez, D. Cleco Androde; 10. Dullia Lei (Italy).

Venthere eighte→Champion, Randy Saddler; 1. Percy. Bassett; 2. Roby Örns" (Mexico): 3, Lulu Peres: Jean Sneys (Belgium): 6. Teddy

Q He Davis 6. Kay Pamechon (France). Tommy Orne Sinith Eddie Burgin, V.

Cho MOT

(Cuba): 10, Wille [Pey.

Champion.

Archie Munte, 1 Faruld dubnimal, Bantamweight Champion. Jimmy

J.

2. Jory Maxin Plaude Pompe Caruthers;

4

J Robert

Cohen Prinidady: Floyd Potizo

(France); 2. Charnerun Songkitrat With Hoejoey, Kimi tuan j а Опера

(hand),

Pierre Commneyna hord Høght (Germany), 7 Paul An (Belgium) 4. Ralun Meciu (Mexi drews: 5. Danny Nardien, A. Jacques

+France):

Bubby. 3. Nata Brooks, 4. Andre Vail

sant (France). 1. Bobb Sinn (Aun- tralia), 8. Haney [Pappy: Gault; D.

Horabedian ifugher.

NOTICE

THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB

Special Cash Sweep on the Hong Kong Derby Saturday, 8th May, 195-1-

Over 600,000 tickets sold to date.

10 D'Agata (Italy): 10, re | Praten! (Præber)

Yochlu

Homeward Bound

MCC cricketers Wardle, Suttle, May and Spooner, back from their West Indies cricket tour, disembark at Avonmouth, England, with souvenirs from the

places they visited.

Tomorrow's Chances At The Valley

By

"RAPIER"

The Eleventh Race Meeting under the auspices of the Hongkong Jockey Club will be held over two consecutive Saturday afternoons, the first tomorrow and the second on May 8.

Champion. Flyweight.

Each day's programme will consist of 10 events, the First Saddling Bell will Shiral:

Tatury ('Apo Philip pines); E. Jake Tuk (South Apment;

be rung at 1.80 p.m. and the first raco wiil commence promptly at 2 p.m. Dai

Down (Wales). 4. Leo Espiora (Philippines);

Here are my estimates of the The most important event lo- 8. LI Skena France d. Eric Marsden

chances; Lancaster [Englendi; 1. Terry Allen (Eng-

on Saturday, Indi: 8. Young Martin (pair) Handicap, while Nazzarino Giannelli Pascual Perez (Argentina)-United May 8 the Hungkang Derby will

form the main attraction.

Press.

The Sale of Cash Sweep Fi Tickets on the above will

close on Friday, 7th May, as follows:-

382 Nathan Road, Kowloon, at 4.00 p.m.

5 D'Agullar Street,

at 5.00 p.m.

Queen's Building, Ground

Floor, Chater Road,

at 4.00 p.m. The Draw will be held in the Public Betting Hall at the Race Course, at NOON, un Saturday, Hih May, 1954,

By Order of the Stewards, PEAT. MARWICK, MITCHELL & CO.

Treasurers.

NOTICE

THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB

Nolice to Members

Australian Subscription Ponies 1965

The Stowards have ordered a batch of 100 Australian Subscription Ponies to race in 1956 and they now invite

them.

Members elbart for

to

An application form has been posted to avery Member. In the event of non-delivery further forms may be obtained at the Club's Office, Alexandra House, 8th Floor.

The Subscription List will close on FRIDAY, 30th April,

1954.

By Order of the Stewards,

H. MISA,

Secretary,

NOTICE

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THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB

GASH SWEEFS

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THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB

ELEVENTH RACE MEETING

Saturday 1st May & Saturday 8th May, 1954. (To be held under the Rules of the Hong Kong Jockey Club)

THE PROGRAMME WILL CONSIST OF 20 RACES. The First Bell will be rung at 1.30 p.m. and the First Reco run at 2 p., each day.

The Secretary's Office at Alexandra House will close at a.m. each day.

MEMBERS' ENCLOSURE

11.48

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 intro- duced by him.

PUBLIC ENCLOSURE

The price of admission will be $9.00 each per day payable at the Gate.

RACE ONE

punters and should win

Wei), is also fighting at and will be in at the finish. Meadow- brook (Mr Kwok) is good as an outsider,

RACE FIVE

YESTERDAY'S

BADMINTON

PHILIPPINE AND MALAYAN SHUTTLERS ENTER SINGLES SEMI-FINALS

Philippine-Chinese shuttler Sy Khim-plao and Malayan player Lim Ylm-seik bo came the two foreign semi-finalists of the Men's Open Singles event of the Colony Badminton Championships which made further headway yesterday at Talkoo.

Moving about the court with the speed and elasticity of a bouncing ball and displaying strong side-line smashes and delicately-executed not shots, youthfal left-hander Sy proved too good for Hongkong's second-seeded Robert Tay whom he oliminated by 15-8 and 15-12.

With Thy unable to And his, just being able to make it by length, By ran havoc in the first 12-15, 15-0 and 15-9. EX with deadly side-line smashes and Ano net shots to All the three sels were closely build up 10-0 lead and win contested, and were punctuated the set comfortably by 15-3.

by thrilling rallies in which both the lady players played as con- spicuouia 1 part as their men- partners.

By again jumped to a com- manding 9-2 lead in the second sot. Thy. In a last stand far rowed the gap to 7-9 and 12-13 but shot his inst bolt in the process. Recovering the service Sy completed the set and match with a nezt net shot and Fmuch.

Lim Yim-acik mot with strong opposition by a gallant Jimmy Ku in the initial stages of the fast set bul gradually dominated the game to win by 18-6 and 10-2.

Best of the four players was undoubtedly veteran Patrick Wong whose steadiness under pressure and well-placed shots woro largely responsible for his side's win.

In the only Men's Doubles match of the evening, Bill Funk Gloria Sequeiro was in briland Wong Kai-cheong goined a

comfortable lant form throughout the match

Arst win of 15-5 over Philippines Simeon Haw towards except

clusing the stages of the came when she lost

Sl-gan but and Tha

mot with touch with her services. Ulian Strong opposition from their Khoo, the Colony

champion Resorting to defensiva play, the the second sct. started off shakily with frequent Philippine pair met with betier errors and faulty Interceptions but improved tremendously

success in this set, which went the match progressed.

to 10-10 before Funk and Wong made the final spurt to win by 10-10.

AS

Foo played an excellent game in the first set in the back-couri but slowed down considerably in the second and third sata both in while the power of his smashes and in in the bottom half Francis recovery,

Lim will now meet Sy in the top half of the draw,

Rotario will battle it out with the winner of the Bill Funk Versus A. Torres match which is due to be played this even- Ing.

Partnered by Adriano Torres, Sy Khim-piao scored his second Ertumph

by of the evening beating Jimmy Ku and Ko Wai- bang by 16-8 and 15-8. Ranked as the top combination among the visitors, Torres and Sy gave an impressive display of speed powerful smashing and strong defence.

THRILLING MATCH

The most thrilling match of the evening was the Mixed

Chinese YMCA's Ullan and Patrick Wong and Sequeira and W. F. Foo.

Breach Settled

Says PAAF Official

opponents in

TONIGHT'S INGHLIGHT

The Championships continue this evening at the Craigengower Cricket Club with an excellent programme of six events,

Highlight of the

eventog's games will be the encounter between the Colony's top-seeded|| shuttler BIN

Funk and the Philippines National champion Adriano Torres.

Torres, who participated in Colony tournament two

Mr Sebastian Ugarte, Vice- the President of Borland & Co. and years ago and who was ther football committee member of eliminated by Robert Tay in the the Philippine Amateur Athie-quarter-final has shown some tic Federation,

Improvement but le still on the erratic side and unlikely to be Manila yesterday by PAL after able to stand up to the accurate

strokes of Funk.

returned to

a short business trip.

Mr the

Suffolk Handicap: 11⁄4 Miles.

Before hts departure The opening event is confined

The singles semi-final between Ugarte sald he believed to Class 3 ponies, By bolag Cornwall Handicap: From 1% Doubles wemi - Anal between

between Lim Yin-ssik and By Khim-pico placed second in the Smuggieri | Mile Pest.

Khoo tsunderstanding" Pass Handicap over

will probably be a closer affair. this dis-

Gloria the Hongkong Football Both contestants are extremely This sprint

and tence at the 8th Race Moeting.

the ciation race is for 1984 |

Philippine Federation har been

At and long vollies should feature settled. Cleopatra (Mr Botelho) should Ponies. Ponies which have won

this

matc attract the most interest among | more than

have or less than This was the only game that "We will not

the (stu

Sy's powerful $1,300

'weapon is his side-lino smashes $1,250 in stakes,

are based. went the full distance of three dents') interport this year but w

but he From

likely to crack up seta, with the second-seeded we will have it next year," the entries, Possibility

Lm starts returning them. However Same Again (Mr (Me Samareg)

which

was combination of Rhoo and Wong

Lim is slightly the better of Plumbly) and Easy Slam (bir socond to Jingle Bell in the A. Noodt) should not be treated Taikoktrul Plate over the mile

the two in all-round play, and lightly as both are capable of at the 9th Race Meeting is the

han the stamina to outlast hla opponent. glying a good account of them-best. A win here is indicated. selves. The Stranger (Mr Alex Lam) and Diamond Queen (Mr C. L Oregory) are good as out siders only.

RACE TWO Oxford Manhḥicap: long

Good Girl (Mr Liu), can move fairly fest and should not have any difficulty in securing second position. For the third position Jungle Queen (Mr Hsu) and Six Fur Timber (Mr Gregory), will fight

out the issUO.

RACE SIX

Cheshire Handicap

section): One Mile.

very little that the others can

Do

to stop it from winning. Souvenir (Mr Alex Lam) для Penforce (Mr Kwok} should have some say in this race.

As an outsider Desert Gold

DAI DOWER SEEKS TITLE

(Mr Chen Poo) is worth follow-number three contender by Ring and is-3. ing

RACE NINE

magazine today for the world title hold by Toslo Shiral

pean thic.

Stafford Handicap: From 1 (Japan), seeks the vacant EuroJimmy Ku and ko Wai-hong lost to

from

the

TONIGHT'S GAMES The followin

ba

Men's Singles-Sy Khim-pla Y, B. Lin (semi-finals): A. Torres

Bill Funk (quarter finis).

THE RESULTS London, Apr. 29.

The following are the resulta: Dal Dower, the unbooten Weich Men's Singles-Habert Tay lost to flyweight, who in

Khim-pigo, ranked Sy

3-15 and 13-15 Lim boat Jimmy Ku. 15-6 Men's Double-Simon How and Bi-gon lost to Bill Funk and Wong Kal-cheung 0-15 and 10-15; This is a sprint rare for Class

Mile Post.

A. Torre and Sy Khim-plo, 8-18 Tiffins will be obtainable at the Club House if urdered in be worth watching-Norse Lady 6 ponies and tile following should

and 8-13. (Second

Class 9 ponies will try con- Boxing Board

He has applied to the British ndvance from the No. 1 Doy (Tel. 72811).

(Mr Samareq), Aeroplane (Mr

Mixed

Doubles.Patrick clusions here. Judging

of Control, for

Wong NO CHILDREN will be admitted to the Club's premises Chuang), Ben Lawers (Mr Tsal),

The four pontes which will recent

Foo form

a contender for and Ulian Khoo beat W. F. during morning recognition as during the Meeting.

and Gloria Sequeira, 12-15, 11-0 and For this purpose a Child is a person under and Strathpoffer

(Mr

SW. probably catch the judges' eyes gallops. I fancy Maple (Mr the championship recently

19-9. the age of seventeen years, Western standard.

Tang)

Norse Lady has disap-in this race are Firestone (Mr Botelho) to win but it is likely inquished by Louis Skene of pointed is supporters on mapy Samarca), Huntington pccasions but may make up for Plumbly), United Victory (Mr Al Fresco (Mr S. W. Tang) and European Boxing, Union, China played at Craigengoser tonight.

(Mr to receive strong opposition from France. The Board will be natted

to forward his claims to it this time.

Ng) and Atomic Caeser (Mr Matador (Mr. C. F. Ng), both of Aeroplane could make a go of Starr Liu). '

Mail Special. which are capable of giving] [It and Ben Lawers, given a good

Magpie a good fight, Firestone is my choice and I start may upset all calculations. think it Strathpeffer is another pony to Huntington is not to be ignored Dashing Beauty II (Mr K. 3. should win, but Ironsido (Mr Plumbly) and bear in mind as an outsider, as as this pony is quite dependable Shu) are also considered [it is carrying 139 lb.

and I should not be surprised to enough to extend those named RACE THREE

see it having a say at the finish. above and may cause an upset. Cheshire Handicap

United Victory Section) One Mlle.

and Atoric | here. Caesar are also good over this The first lot of Class 6 potiles distanco and can be deponded will figure in this event and upon to give the above ponies among the entries, I Hurry On (Mr Kwok) to take

favour good fight. the major prize with How Do I Know (Mr H. C. Woo) and Gar Particular numbers within the series 1 to 4,000 may be Prince (Mr Chuang) fighting reserved for all race meetings as Through Tickets. Such tickets out the second and third will be issued consecutively only and the right is reserved by positions. A pony which could and Ben. Ledi (Mr Tai) are the Stewards to cancel any reservation for Through Tickets for cause an upset la comage (Mr particular Meeting if it is found that sales may not reach the Parsons), while number reserved in the series

Valbridge to 4,000.

Tsal) is by no means out of the

Any person leaving the Enclosure will be required to pay the requisite fee of $3,00 in order to gain re-admission.

MEALS and REFRESHMENTS will be obtainable in the

RESTAURANT.

SERVANTS

Servants must remain in their employer's boxes except for passing through on their duties. They may on no account use the Betting Booths In the Members' Betting Hall.

CASH SWEEPS

Through Tickets may be purchased per day or for both days both days. of the Meeling. If purchased per day the cost is $20, or $40 for

Tickets reserved and available but not paid for by 10 a.m. on race, the day preceding the Race Meeting for which they are reserved" will be sold and the reservation cancelled for future Meetings,

RACE FOUR Lancaster Handicap:

& I.

From

Tickets over 4,000 will also be issued consecutively but The HAI Mile Post Once Round particular numbers cannot be reserved as Through Tickets.

The reservation of any particular number does not confer on

This is the main event of the the registered holder any rights whatsoever unless the ticket bearing the appropriate number is issued to and can be produced day and is confined to Class

ponies. Gold

(Mr by the holder.

RACE BEVEN Essex Handicap; Six Furlong Santa Claus (Mr Samarcq)

both in fine

Aght to the last inch for the form and should

premier honours.

pretty

RAGE TEN

Lawyer Bests Ex-Champion

Pinehurst,

North

Alex

Wekh,

Mixed Doubles-Robert Tay and Helen Kwong v Y 8. Lun and Mary Wong (quarter finals),

Junior Ladies Doubles-8. Re- medios and 8. Sequeira v D. Yeung and Chan Yuen-yue (finals).

Benigy Metre Doubles, - Mezenclo Carolina, and Kah V Bull Yunk and Wont Apr 4:29. Kai-cheme (quarter fois)

A

a young and Sy Khim-prise or Jimmy Ku Murray Handicrp: From Zilionis lawyer, staged an upsel and Ho Wal-bong (quarter finals), Mile Fost.

today by beating, former បន and British amateur chempion first day in which Class 9 pontes quarter-finals of the 54th, North This is the final event of the Dick Chapman,omp-up in the will battle out the finish. The and South amateur two best ponics in this race are tournament.-United Press.

wok) and Angalle Power (Mr undoubtedly Green Velvet (Mr Samareg).

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rail

Home Soccer Results

London, Apr. 29.

The following are the results of football matches played, 10-.

Division IK

Green Velvet was officially

SURPRISE WIN Adorable Ada (Mr Chuang) is) generally believed be a Higher fourth in the Shamshaipo Handi- reason why it cannot furnish Mrth Race Meeting and

London, Apr. 2. clam animal and I don't see any over this distance at the

judging

The Nigerian boxer, Rogan day: Chuang 'a chance to whs. N by that performance, it has a Kid Bassey, odvaricod his can-

Tiny Grey (Mr Chun Kit), good chance of scoring a win dideture for the British Empire |⠀⠀ though not waning over there.

featherweight championship with favourite distance, is a

Angelic Power has shown im- tonight

a surprise vistory på Liverpool Oldham A. 0 Everton

over the European Rotherham Ú. 4° Doncaster R. 0 provement under the careful featherweight

champion

the Division III (Southern) RACE EIGHT *・ guidance of Mr Bamared chering Belgian, Joan Shayers.

politi City Shrow Shropshire Handicap: ~ 15. moming gallops and must there-

for be

seriously considered.

V Dillinghian Bagney won on polists in ben Walsall Mr Plumbly and I expect it to

Aesthete (Mr Rung), Hellophyte rounds. He impressed spectator Division III (NoVDWA) give Gold Crown a good run for Love. (Mr Chuang) done some-C. L. Lalls).

It is high time that Exquisito | (Mir. Taal) and First Lady (Mr by completely outboxing bl Halifax: T... 1 Tranmere R.

are also dangerous plucky the first prize.

- opponistiti, "sa"Franon= |„Port Vale 1 Dartington Rainbow (Mr thing to redeem itself and I seejund must not be overlooked. Préso

Crown

The Stewards reserve the right to refuze any subscription Chuang) which has shown in Bood chway investemont, also the right to remove any name from subscription lists without should have a good chance of in the morning gallops stating reasons for their action.

scoting here.

Through Cash Sweep Tickets may be obtained from the Cash Sweep Offices at Queen's Building, (Chater Road), 5, D'Agullar Street and 382 Nathan Road, during nonbal office hours and unil 11 am. on let May.

Tichols for the Special Cash Sweep on the Hong Kong Derby scheduled to be run on 8th May, 1954, at $1.00 each, may bu obtained from the Cash Sweep Cdtoes- ·

The sale of these tickets will close on Friday 7th May at:—

382, Nathan Road, Kowloon

5, D'Agullar Street

at: 4.00 pm.

at 5.00 p.m. Queen's Building, (Chater Road) at 0.00 p.m.

TOTALISATOR

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

HALL WINNING TICKETS AND..

Through Tickets for the MUST BE PRESENTED FOR PAYMEN ARTS FOR REFUNDS

ON THE DAYPORNBLICK THEY,

ETHE RACE COUNSE ANOT LATER THAN above Race Meeting may be ONE HOUR AFTER HE TIME FOR WATCH THE LAST RACE purchased per day or for both OF THE DAY HAS BEEN SCHEDULED TO BE RUN. days. If purchased per day PAYMENTS WILL NOT BE MADE ON TORN ON DIS- the cost is $20, or 140 for FIGURED IT ETS, S

both daysxe

File then, ett, will not be permit sperate within the precincts of the Hong Kong Jockey Club

Icefield will be taken out by

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