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THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB

FIFTH RACE MEETING

Saturday, 11th December, 1954

1A in anters The Itules of the Hong King Jockey Club

THE PROGRAMME WILL CONSIST OF 8 RACES PP: 3ds 3ị bê tứng at 130 m. and the First Race Jun

The Secretary's Olie at ANxandra He will close at 11:40

MEMBERS' ENCLOSURE

THE CHINA MAIL, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1954.

Recreio May Be At Full Strength Today

Against Army North

By "GOOGLY”

We have been informed by reliable sources that the Recreio boys at the annual RHKDF camp will be granted | leave for the match against the Army North this affor noon and if so the encounter will be worth watching.

Recreio, as records show, has always had the edge over strong Army sides in past seasons and it should not surprise if they will again emerge the victors.

The gateh should produer a lot of rates and bright butting should be the order of the day

Some bange. lay the First Division schedule have resulted E2 <3711 the liangkok cricketers Vgl. Huth

Heaplomat the Cuke Club teams will it be playing Leugin matches.

The RAF-CCC lærtile should

Favour. the Airmen's 31 Judying from prevent form, CCC I still The doldrumu: and

In

George 41 ay not

available

South

KCC is playing Army and the soldiers should have the edge in this game.

SECOND DIVISION

The best match in the Junior Division is the Dockyard-RAP

Though game at King's Park ulaying away fancy the Air- men are loo good as they have!

beti olneed suche

NO PERSON WITHOUT A BADGE WILL BE ADMITTED.

dom budgem pe mitte mida - « changelayed.. A pe MUST

Tostighout the meeting!

Across Budige at $10.00 ene are ultratable Bough the *P in the written

inlay klugt/m of a Member, One personal such a clete a ty be respon, blé for uil voolers introduced by hun.

To be obta nasle .. the Club House

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NO CHILDREN will be admitted to pre (lub's promises during the MesuDKT. Pur is purpose a Chile i a person ander the agu +1 NOVEMĚ:"Cn years, Western SlondELTVÍ.

PUBLIC ENCLOSURE

The price of adunissen will be $3.00 each payable at the Gate. Any person leaving the Euch sure will be required to pay thre reginsite fray of $3.00 in order to gain re-admission.

MEALS and REFRESHMENTS will be shininable in the RESTAURANT.

SERVANTS

Serviunta MAUSA 1234521 in their employer's boxes except for passing through on their duties. They mig on no necunt use the Betting Booths in the Membus' Botting Hell.

CASH SWEEPS

Through Cash Sweep Tickets at $1800 each may be obtained from the Cash Sweep Olles during remal effier leurs and until Hame the day of the Rico Merlin..

Particular numbers win the series 1 to 4,000 may be re- Such Uckets will seyed for all race micelines as Through Theketa. be issued consecutively mly and the right is reserved by the Stewwanda to ongel any reservaction by Through Tieleets for u particular Meeting if it is land that sales may not reach the sum- ber reserved in the series 1 to 4,000.

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Tickets over 4,000 will also be issued consecutively but par- Heular numbers cannot be reserved es Through Tickets,

The reservation of any particuler number does not confert on the registered holder any rights whatsoever unless the ticket bear- in the appwpriute number

and can be produced by the holdor.

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The Stewards reserve the right to refuse any subscription alsa the right to remove any, name from subscription Its without sbating reasons for their action.

Carb Sweep Tickets on the fast race of the Moeling at $2.00 ench may be eblained from the Cash Swoop Offfees at Queen's Building, (Chater Road), 5, D'Aguilar Street and 303, Nathan Rood during normnal office hours and unt!! 11 am. on the day of the Race Meeting.

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SPECIAL CASH SWEEP.

Tickets for the Special Cash Sweep on the Pearce Memorial Cup scheduled to be run on 22nd January, 1955, at $2.00 each, may be claimed from the Cash Sweep Offices,

TOTALISATOR

ALL WINNING TICKETS AND TICKETS FOR REFUNDS MUST DE 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.

TODAY'S GAMES

Friendly

Recreio

BKCC "Occasionals" v. Royni Bangkok Sports Club. First Divintai Army North", v. KAF V. cce KCC ** . Army "South"

Second Division

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LLS Hoercio V KOV Dockyard V RAF

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KCC

Police V

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ROY MCKELVIE Says

THE ONLY BEST AMATEUR KRAMER EVER BOUGHT UP

WAS FRANK SEDGMAN

You can usually tell when the Australian lawn tennis season begins. A battery of commentators give the pot a good stir. Frank Sedgman is the first this year.

He says that umiteur temis lucks a hero, and that world tennia has declined since he and Ken McGregor turned professional.

'THE WORLD'S BEST

The world's best feminine badminton players snapped on their aṭrival in Singapore with their tour manager. Left to right are Judy Devlin, generally considered the unofficial World Champion, Margaret Varner, Ken Davidson, Jung While and Iris Cooley.Straits Times Photo,

TODAY'S RUGGER

CLUB VERSUS RAF SHOULD

BE A VERY CLOSE

GAME THIS AFTERNOON

Bv "PAK LO"

The main interest for rugger fans will be over in Kowloon this after- noon where three games will take place. In the Pentangular Tournament the Club finally meet the RAF, at 3.00 p.m., on the Police Recreation Ground at Boundary Street, followed at 4.15 p.m. by the Police versus the Navy. On the Army ground at Boundary Street there is a game arranged for 2.30 pm. between the Army and the Gunners.

In the first game, ie, the Army versus Gunners game, the Army have made quite a few changes in their forward line. The whole of the front row has been altered with Waghorn as the new hooker, and Crothall and Booth on either side of him.

more often than will the Club, 'rong pack with a good line of and this three line is capable of threes, and they should not find going through and scoring, but it too difficult to bent-the Police. the Club arc tackling hard enough those days to stop any Learn.

This would zoetr to indicate that the Any are using this game as a trial match, and the inclusion of Edwards as wing

It is just possible that the three quarter confirms this. The latter has arrived recently in the

Police switch might make the Colony with a good reputation,

difference, but I do not honestly being an ex-St. Thomas Hos With Cole back in trout of think they arợ up to the Navy pital player and having also Turville the service from the standard, nor quite as fit. played for the Combined Ser scrums and lineouts will im- prove over last week and the

The

Polico wiil vices in Japan recently.

Club threes, if the ball is passed playing off their Pertangular sive side of the Arany three line, outrunning the defence.

This may increase the defen-out to the wings, are capable of Tournament match against the Army, which was held over due which is their only weaknesɔ at

to the tram trouble, on Wednes present,

day, December 8, on the Police Recreation Ground at 4.15 p.m.

This should be a very close game with the Club winning by a, tiny margin.

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On the same date the Navy organ of the British Ornithologists. though it is doubtful if they

POLICE NAVY

will be playing off the Fleet Union, British Museum)). Sodgman thinks we see to the Competition compensates can stand up to the Army for-

Seven-a-Sides

од tho Club moderate matches, and for the lock of an outstanding words in the loose, and their

The Police will be playing ground at 4.30 p.m. that the standard among player. It is an open question threes have not the effective this week-end, and in an attempt more of that later. amateurs declines quickly after whether the competition among combination

that tho

Army to stiffen up their attack they the first four or five,

masiy, the play of one great threes svem able to achieve. have dropped Lelliott and

There is also the Club "B" HONG KONG and outstanding person creates This should be a most interest.

good game brought Lloyd up into the scrum game against 70 Company RASC but the Army should win com-half position.

at Happy Valley on the Race- Course Ground at 4.30 am. Duc fortably.

to social engagements over the week-end the Club "B" will be rather weak and the RASC should win comfortably.

THE TEAMS

many

There is some truth in what

he says, though he appears to suy some of it while looking in a mirror.

TOO GOOD

He was the last real her to

The Wimbledons of 1938 and the tenais youth of the world. 1947 tacked a lot because Don The French used to call him Budge and Jack Kramer had no "the young god of Australian rivals. Even the greatest player

When tennis."

amateur he of oil, Bill Tilden, had the was a better player than any Frenchman hounding him con- In the game now,

stantly. Fred Perry had Jock Crawfords

Von Cramm and We may see a lot of moderate | Budge among his rivals, matches. That happens In ali

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only

was

best

CLUB-v RAF

In the second game, in chrono- logical order, the Club and the Oddly enough both RAF meet. have altered their teams in on almost similar order. Both have sent their best forward into the three line, Davidson takes over from Dark, who is not available, and Poirle takes over from Bromhall who is injured.

Of the two I think that David- on will be the more successful in this position.

Brown Lokes Over Lloyd's place at full back, and Colborne, now recovered from his Injury, goes back into the scrum hooker.

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However,

With Sleyin behind Lloyd Club: Kirkwood, Inglb, this will certainly get the ball Petrie, Rainger, Stone, Tur-

Cole, Hogers, back quicker to the threes, but ville,

Slack, It is unlikely that they will be Barker, Talamo, Hargroves, able to break through the Navy Steven, Stoker, Kilvert, lino very often,

Police:

Navy Crosby, Naikes, Lloyd,

sport. But I can think of half n It Suzanne Lenglen

RAF: Eden, Gammon, Fraser, dlozen gems I have seen in the mainly responsible for the popu-

The Navy have, as usual, made | Davidson, Moore, McGarrity, past year at Wimbledon, in larity of world tennis, then

a few changes. Richards goes Smith, Miller, Sleeman, Pugsley, Parts and New York, that make today Maureen Connolly has

into the third row of the scrum Lamb, Grihs, Wolf, Gibbon, up for all the rest.

virtually killed women's inter-

and his place at full back in Davis. The Club have now lost the taken by Crosby. Raikes re

Brown, McNiven, Ken Rosewoll has been con-national tennis by being un

services of Meffan who has gone places Nicholls on the three- Scott Marsh Nash, Slevin, cerned in most of them. When beatable.

on leave, and their second did a player rench such heights

and Smithfield Lloyd, Shelley, Colborne, Dunnl quarter wing, Lastly

Sodgman says that choloe, V. Russeil, is at present moves into scrum half position, cline, Parry, Todd, Dawson, an did Rosewall at the end, of

tennir

In camp, to Black has moved in bas his Wimbledon Ave-setter with amateur

Carpenter, Bryan. to have a shot at displacing Merrideth, Tony Trabert?

Sedg-suffered because Jack Kramer from prop Not In

hooking. Against Sleeman, it is

There is also, a newcomer to has been able to buy up the best unlikely that ho will be, very the second raw, Keogh, in. place /Hewitt, Woods, Allwood, Smith- | man's day,

amateurs, The amateur Kramer ever bought successful,

Himochs. If you think was Sodgnan,

In the lineouts the Club, with these are a lob of changes wait. Furthermore, Kramer, Sedg-have the slight edge over Lamb team when

Talamo and Hargroves, should until you see next week's Navy all the big ships and Potra (a coaching and Griffiths.

will be in. tween Rosewall and Drobny, professional) are the only lure The RAF should therefore get. However Champlons since At Forest Hills there was the war to turn professional. that glorious duel between Honowall and Art Larsen, and the thundering of big gung when Ham Richardson beat Lowis Hond, In Paris, Trabert looked a real, champion.

GREAT GAMES Nor did Sedgman provide a Wimbledon final as exciting and well fought as this year's be-man,

As to the decline in standard after the first "four" at five amateurs, I would

Bay the reverse is the case.

We have, perhaps," a-dozen capable of boating each other useful world-class players all

on a day. Drobny » results' out-

PAYMENTS WILL NOT BE MADE ON TORN, OR DIB-side Wimbledon Traber's, and FIGURED TICKETS,

Boolemakers, Tie Tac men, ole, will not be permitted to operato within the precincts of the Hong Kong Jockoy Club.

By Order of the Stewards,

-H. MISA,

those of Vie Seixas and Hood in Europe and Amerien," are eviknee of this, Hood has Oven bowed to an Englishman, Roger

Birmingham,

Becker,

Now, this is healthy. It brebbes": (Interest and, wxalbumenty zand

Wimbledkit

POP

of

field, Beyndas, Lace, Aimanale, Westbrity,

Tonkin, Richards, Reaves,

Amy Patterson, Edwards, Owen, Blincoe, Largall, Brent- ford

Parkinster Chatban, there Waghorny. Bonth. ** the ball back to their threes changes, the, Navy, still had a Mckay, Thomas, Danskin, HID.

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