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THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB THIRD RACE MEITING

Saturday 6th November & Monday 8th November, 1954. to be held under the Rules of the Hong Kong Jockey Club)

THE PROGRAMME WILL CONSIST OF 18 RACES The First Bell will be rung at 1.30 p.m. on the 1st Day and the First Race run at 2 p.n. On the 2nd Day the Fleet Bell will be rung at 11:30 am, and the Fird Race run at 12 Noon. The timn Interval is after the Fourth Raco (1,80 p.m.).

The Secretary's Office at Alexandra House will close at 11.43 am, na the 1st Day and at 10 a.m. on the 2nd Day.

MEMBERS' ENCLOSURE

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

Admission Badges at $10 each per day are obtainable through The Secretary on the written or personat introduction of a Member, soch armbar to be responsible for all visitors introduced by hin

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

NO CHILDREN will be acknisted to the Club's premises during the Mechuzag. For this purpose a Child is a person under the age at pesante yours, Western standard.

The Citate

PUBLIC ENCLOSURE

The price of attmission will be $3.00 each per day payable at Ang peram leaving the Enclosure will be required to pay the requisite fee of $4.00 in order to guin re-adminton.

MEALS a RESTAURANT

REFRESHMENTS. waki beoblue in the

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bORTS Except fur They may on nu account use the pussing through on then dulies Dellung Bowls in the asember - Betting Hail,

CASH SWEEPS

The east of a Through Cash Sweep Ticket is $36.

Particular Tasers within the series 1 to 4,000 inay be re- served for what race meetings as Through Tickets. Such tickets will THE ASIAN J consecutively. only and the right is reserved by the Stewards

any reservation for Through Tickets for

kurd that sales may TK/ reach the PAKKADAR Meeling if Pumbay preserved in the series to 4,0MX.

In the case of two-day Race Meetings, Through Tickets may

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Tickets reserved are available but not paid for by 10 uan, ON Meeting or which wrey are reserved The diy proved tag the 100

wil be sold wad the revolvation caninted for nature Meetings.

Tachets over 4,000 will also Et sued couecutively but par- frekar muntives canovi le reserved as Through Tickels,

The reservation of any particular number does not confer un Lise regiviente Janovy any rugat, whatsoever unless the ticket bear- mag vine appivgat zato mumb is round to and can be produced by

The Stew and reserve the right to refuse an, sulmerijalima also the Zaktit de peura, qy na tem subscription lifts without stamtr Seasons 1or their vetrom.

Cash Sweep Tickets in the last, race of the Meeting of $2.00 Be Queen's fim to Cush Swrop Offices ch may be outnuİ Bunda, (Chiller Road), 5, D'Águar Street and 882, Nathan Hond on the 1st Day und during normal office hours

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SPECIAL CASH SWEEP

Tickels for Uar Special Cash Sweep on the Pearce Memorial Cup #bestuled to be run un 22nd Januszy, 1955, at $2.00 each, may be oblined from the Cash Sweep (liceS.

TOTALISATOR

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

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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.

PAYMENTS WILL NOT BE MADE ON TORN OR DIS-

FIGURED TICKETS.

Bookmakers. The Tae men, ele, will not be permitted to operate within the precincts of the Hong Kong Jockey Club.

By Order of the Stewards.

H. MISA,

Secretary.

THE CHINA MAIL, SATURDAY, OCTOBER

EXCELLENT FARE

FOR

RUGGER FANS THIS AFTERNOON

By "PAK LO”

The fare for rugger fans this afternoon is excellent and should provide some exciting finishes, Firstly there is the powerful Army side versus Club, a much awaited game, and this will be followed by the first appearance this season of the RAF team against the Police.

In the Army side Colling as Juran at full back, and Black- burn comes in on the left wing. whist the remainder of the backs remain unchanged. There mre also a few changes in the pick with Thomas returning yet again and Bell taking over in place of Fisher.

The Club have only one change in the forwards Robertson appers in place elf Hargrovta but behind Wa serum there are many changes and switches.

Injured

team

money.

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1954.

Far Eastern Badminton Tour Cancelled As Far As Hongkong Is Concerned

BY:

“ARGONAUT”

The Far Eastern tour of international badminton players has been definitely cancelled, at least as far as Hongkong in concerned,

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The tour to Hongkong was originally proposed by. Mr Lim Chuan-geok when he visited Hongkong a few months back. The Hongkong Badminton Association then Both games will take place at the Police Recreation ground at Boundary

agreed to entertain the team in Hongkong in the course of their Far Eastern tour. Street, and the first one, Club versus Army, kicks off at 3.15 p.m.

The Association was informed) international interest since. Its aminted clubs have co-operates Both teams have had to make Exten returns to the full back their players have been co-opted that the team would include inauguration in 1948.

in an extremely grand manner quite u few changes in their position, where

badly to the Army trial.

such playern or Ekidie Choong, From only 10 nations who took | with a view to Itne-up: the Army because

Just

and It is surprising that in

Joe Alston, Ken Davidson, Judy part in the Brst competition, the event a huge success. the last week or so they have | Davidson,

It is hoped that the who is, I bellovo, Battery there are only 10 players had a crop of injuries, and Club shortly going home, will again capable of turning out for the Devlin, Margaret Varner, Iris entries this year have inereuset

to 21 nations and for the Org: sportḍ publlo will also give the Bank lead the pack. Under

is indeed the Cooley, and June White this team, and if such

A new ruling by the Interna- time in the history of the game Hongkong's first home Interna- mainly becauer of bulance.

leadership they should br case it would be as well it two

tional Badminton Federation "centre of mala International

whole-hoario:l event their of these shall teams could com- capable of beating the Pollee.

The Police on the outer twind bine, otherwise when someone came into effect soon after these activity, except in the admin support

negotiations took place stating stentive sphere, has shifted to An extensive programme of have received relaforcements Injured they will have no re-

thal only national organisations the Far East,

frial-and training matches has from home in the last week, and placements, and will be unable affiliated to the International The hititulk of an Interna-been carried out by the Associa

to play. some of them are backs.

Badminton Federation could tonal Badminton Chiangloryhup | dou during the past months. As these are after all only "B" This of course is exactly what

of international whe first given serius considers resulting in the selection of the the Police needed to stiffen their games and friendly it is strange sponsor a tenir

10 1- play Ca

the IBF in 1939, and it following six players tion by should these new that this situation so often crops And

I seemed then that the Bad- was then that

the Colony!-- Ramona the Federation present players turn out well they will up in Colony rugger and nothing minion Association of Malaya was pleased to accept from its Young, Bill Funk. J. PomerʊY. was the logical body to sponsor President, Sir George Thomas Jr. P..H. Wang, H. Tay and whereve te RAF a run for their is done about It.

Wh

all Club "B" players the tour, but for some reason or the offer of challenge trophy Low Keat-sob. But even if the sides are please note that there will there-

other the BAM was reluctant to for the purpose.

A pleasing evenly matcherl the RAF will fore be no gume this afternoon.

undertake the sponsorship of the Owing to the World War 1 selection trip games, has bee be turning out the fitter team as

TEAMS

was not unit 1948 that the firs the wide opportunity given to Army: Collins, Ingalls, Owen, they were ono of the very first

a second visit to Hong-contest

Colony'n for the Championship | ko

youngsters Blincoe, Blackburn, Brentford teams to begin training.

Parkinson, Bevan-Thomas, Wells, kong, Mr Lim Chuan-geok sur-could be launched. Competition making the grade, and although gested that the Hongkong Bad-inkes place every three years

one of them, the 20-year- Anthony, The Police have us full back Bell,

holm minton Association sponsor the and is divided into four zones of old "Junior" Penpen was the an ex-Weish Schoolboy interna-Thomes, Danskin, McGahey,

this polley bus tour and consequently applien-play for the preliminary units, | only Inglis, Club: Stoker, Stone.

hits only suTELKI, tional, and he has also played as

then meet

produced the excellent result of tion was made by the HRBA to Bromhall, Bomber Command full back. Ewart,

Watson,

International Badminton for the right to challenge the bridging the gap Between Russell, Robertson Federation to that effect. This will lift many worries from Rogers,

holders for the title of "Chus- standard of the Colony's Junior the rest of the team, and even Sluck,

Farquharson, Petrie,

At the same time the HKBA pton Nation", which Mulnya held und senior players, give them a chance to cunen-Meffan, Steven.

for both 1040-1940 and 1951- wrote to the BAM asking that

The selection itself left tilo RAF: Eden, Gammon, Logan frate on attack.

1952.

to be desired, except that it was The HA should still, despite Chalmers Worns, Smith, Fraser organisation if it had any ob-

F. Fr Betion to

under- Hongkong

karwen rather a pity that w win but it McDonald, the Pelice changes,

der- Sleeman, Miller.

taking the sponsorship and also

Badminton could not be included in the be closer than The Lamb, Griffiths, Wolf, Davidson, should

Southwick.

if it would grant permission to Championship Challenge Cup", leam after having figured pro- previous games have been.

two of the Maluyan

players,

the beautiful silver gil trophy iminently in a mumber of Colony It la regretted that due to the Police: Lloyd, McNiver, Scott,

Oo Telk-hock and Ong Poble known the world over by its Double Anals. The Trim Cup of playerx the 27th Marsh. MacMahon, Brown,

in, to take part in the tour. more famullar Late et The competition rule only allowe paucity

Battery RA

will be allott unable in play

Duynicliffe, Mayger,

Up to a few weeks

muximum number of six playern ago no Thomas Cup”, the Club "B" | Harris, Shelley, Colborne,

was received from either reply

Manufactured J1 Lonel n to be nominated, team this aftertioom is a few of Bryan, Perry. Dawon

the BAM or the IBF and the 1931, the cups stands 20 peches in

UNKNOWN QUANTFRY Hongkong Badminton Asocia-height, and has a span, metoding then communiented with the handles, of it inches. Music

Japan is olix one of the new Mr Lim that in view of their in three pieces, plinth, und nations competing in this year's not receiving any reply from lid. the

in surmonted hy Faller

Thorous Cup competition, and, an both the BAM and the IBF they a figure at a player,

yet is will an uniknpayni quantity, Engraved on the front of the were not in a position to spon-

However, Japan's ability t sor the tour.

up are the ward. The Inter-

predige

wurid-cines: standard, in few days later, the Hongkong national Badminton Champion-

any branch of sport it takes up Badminton Association received ship Challenge Cup Presented to is well-known and it will not

be surprising to

serious to come MEZ

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Kirkwood takes over at serum half from Cote and Bromhail moves out to the wing, Ewart taking his place at centre.

Stoker has gone back into his Full position of more orinal back, and Inglis shifts to other centre three position.

The Quee changes should im.

the speed prove

of the Club backs but the temporary loss of Turvilic at fly half will be tel. FASTER THREES The Army love, without

beli faster und debt. Ute

for but the struggle Threes

upremacy will probably lie hot in the for- Threes but in the wards.

And in the forward the Club should be completely capable of Feast in holding their the set scrums and the lineouts, but in the loose the Army pack will probably do better.

own,

If the Army get a oly share

of the bail, they should

run off the field the victors, but

a long as the Club van givo their threes a good service from

it would the serum

they overcame

cause no tho

surprise H Army.

The second game brings the RAF into the arena. The tean has not played much against strong sides, but RAF Kai Tak. which forms the larger share of this team, were only narrowly beaten by the New Zealand Navy side whiel, overcame the Club a couple of weeks ago.

This would appear to that they

team. have a good and whilst it contains many of last year's players there quile a few newcomers have yet to be POCTI in Colony rugby.

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LEAGUE

V

SOFTBALL

Easy To Pick The Winners In This Week's Games

Pennant-holders St. Joseph's will meet the young Delawares and fighting Warriors will battle the strong Chinese Athletic Association nine in Sentor "A" Longue softball matches on Sunday.

Jindoo Hussain's old-timers have scored two wins since the opening of the softball season. No doubt they will collect another from the young Tribesmen who are inferior in every department,

The

baller

Vic Pedruco and steady plate guardian lemar Erickson is certainly one of the best among the competing teams, saints are favoured to retain the League title for another year.

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Joaquim Collaco and they do

Dave Leonard,

Delawares need some re-shuffling

Cruz,

Delgado.

the

tion

The zone-winners

Though offeinliy

**The Internatlanesi

word from Mr Pahan of the in- the International Badminton

donesian Consulate in Singapore Federationi by Sir George emerging

Hongkong agreed to entertain the visitors on November 17, 18 and 19

COMMENDABLE START

most

„Thè, fact

DTLG

of

the

soo Japan Malaga's challengers in

hulle aaye nay the harsha *xportades of seeing oryplacing trainst other: international play erg will probably be a factor. In

stating that the Indonesian Bad Thomas, Bart., 1935.*** minton Association would spen-

the tour and asking whether It is well within the realms of Honglong, would arrange some impossibility to expect Hongdong, exhibition matches for the to bring this Cup home eye tourists,

another 13 years' time at the least, but a most commendable 16, start has been made by the favour of Hongkong in the mat- HKBA in participating in this ter of experience and tactles competition for the first me in

Fix 17Japanese players its history.

This participation should now nominated all average 21 year Ân agg and Whit" flies, Jack in stimulus provide an excellent

experience will probably be Rang Badminton Association had for the Colony's younger players made up for inped and

the to take up the game seriously dificulties that the sponsors ware

stamina, and measure up to world inter- They should be much stronger confronted with.

in the singles department than A cible from Me Poham stated For Hongkong

her first ever the doubles and although that Indian players invited in-match In this competition Hongkong is expected to win,

FIRST INKLING

On Wednesday last, the Hong-

its first inkling of some

the or

M's best indy and men |

national standard.

The

MORE RUGBY TOURS

FOR ENGLAND?

By DEREK JOHN

Short inter-Commonwealth Rugby Union tours? may not be far away. Although the All Blacks, Springboks and Wallabies make periodical visits to the United Kingdom, smaller countries from the Dominions and Colonies may join the band of tourists. And England may return the compliment,

Saints' battery of fire- Among the junior games, with Kisted on the inclusion of the against Japan on November 11 the local players are likely to the exception of F. L Dodgers Malayo shuttlers to what will by an historical event. All love to fight their way through vs. Seventeeners, seesaw battles ticipation the BAM had still to the committee .members and with all their worth. may be Been. Lynxes, South gront permission.

26 Pounders and and the China – are all rookies out an HID suying that "owing Du Thursday, the final cable- Overgens Jr. to gain experience.

However, to numerouS

obstacles There are quite a number of Lynxes and 25 Pounders have nisers were compelled to cancel youngsters in their current roster better records and are expected all arrangements. such Onofre Souza, A. G. to win.

Although the cancellation of P. I. Dodgers will have isma.!),

A. R. Salleh, A. Ditte, no difficulty in unnrming the this tour will cause some dis-

17th acouts.

appointment in local badminton veterans In the Ladies' League, Wahoos circles in that followers of the co-operate well with Benny

Arturo Ozorto, 'B' will combat the Champion game will be deprived of the Bimbi Ablong, Gussic Pereira, Colleens 'A'. The former have

to watch Bome of Sherry Bucks, Ali, Young and shown heavy-hitting quality the

Lately. The alugger are Bobble players in action, it is a blessing

Мута

the Hongkong Angle in disguiso for Charlie Remedion youthful Lee,

Rad-shirt

It has prevented the Associa in these line-up, They did not | Anano, Evelyn Cotton, and Badminton Association.

mounder Benita Remedios and tion from coming into conflict seem to have the right person in her teammates will have with both the IBF and the the right position during their bead

bunch of BAM previous games. It is time now beadaches over this

bat-girls.

According to the tenns pro- that their coach should give the

The green-slacked Owls are posed for the Hongkong

New Zealand has issued invitations to all four home matter a thought and with the taking on the Chinese Ladies matches, it also appeared that countries to send representative Rides So far Ireland

will necessary changes they

Athletes and the South China Hongkong would prouch needed has turned down the offer. The other three Unlily have diubtedly play a better game.

Ladies will cross bat with had to draw on its much-needed The CAA squad is stpeng Overseng Latlles, The former funds in entertaining the still to make a 'decision. thened by incorporating several fuo players from the former South China team, and they appear to be tormidable tenders for the Pennant.

excellent in They are fence work and strong in batting power. The only weak- 2 pm: (A) Lynx v South November 11, spot is the plater. P. C. Wong China Jr.; (B) 23 Pounders vs. has good control but no speed Overseas Jr. and Tony Krols is unsteady. However,

they should easily overcome the slackened

Wor riors.

Warriors niso lack an out- standing pitcher: Should Fer nando' Marques be a littld steadier and save fewer welke, their future may be brighter,

un-

con-

should score another victory na visitors. they are definitely superior in

The semi-final Astatic Zono

The Irish feel that they have to be entonce not a

both batcraft and glovework.Thomas Cup Tie between Hong players of the required standard

sufficient number of Common?

THE PROGRAMME

Long and Japan, however,

Proyk make the tour The complete schedule is as deanitely on and will be singed needed to

And playing success, pros at tho de- follows:

Kowloon Macpherson financial

Thursday. They have, however, asked th Today's Games

Playground

and Friday vitation

New Zealand to renew the in-end c

'In about five: years' to be no November 12. The winner

Lime.

not show a profit, this match will play India in the

The proposed New Zealand Zone final in India.

The Balor" lig”, games bon tween Overseas and Pandan "B" and HKU and Americans will again be one-sided affairs.

POP

TRUNK WAS SHOULD

ALL GET WHIGHRD. AT THE START OF THE HOLIDAY,

3.30 pm: (A) Overnens Ladies vs. South China Ladies; (B) F.I. Dodgers

ers vs. Seventeens.

Tomorrow's Gezien

10 a.m.: (A) Wahoos A' vs, CAA Ladies: (B) Wahoos B vs. Colleena “A!, (

11.30 am: (A) St. Joseph vs. Delawares.

EMPIRE GAMES RUGBY

Movak, bro plan, being made to slagosa Rugby Championship at the 1958-Simple/clmes In

The Zone semi-finals and final tour was first suggested to among the champion nations of Wales some time ago. But they the Asiatic, American, Aus too would have to provide their tralasian and European zones top 25 players. The problem is will be played in Malaya in for those players to obtain leave May, 1955, with the final chal- for anything up to three months. Wales. If plane teralise, and:

thero must be a donsklerable lengers meeting the holders,

So until replies are sent to element of doubt about it, li Malaya, a week after the Zone New Zealand; we shall have could not rank de Sal) official 2 pm: (A) Warriors vs. CAA final.

littioiden of how England, part of the Gamos, Tanini games 3.30pm.: (A)," "Overmens va

Scotland and Wales view over as such mot

fncluded In tho Pandas B'; (B) HKU và Ameri-

seas tours. But the Idea of a prograrumC short tour of the UK. is bound

cans.

THREE STOWE

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