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THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB

FOURTH RACE MEETING

Tuonday 27th December, 1955 & Monday 2nd January, 1956 (To be hell under the Rules of the Hong Kong Jockey Club) THE PROGRAMME WILL, CONSIST OF 20 RACES.

The Fust Bell will be mon at 11.30 am, and the First itace

any 1 12 60 Nuun on both days

slay

The Tiflu Interval is after the Fourth Race (1.39 m.) each

The Secretary's Office at Alexandra House will close ut 10.00 an on both laye

MEMBERS' ENCLOSURE

NO PERSON WITHOUT A BADGE WILL BE ADMITTED. 2015 MUST wear their badges prominently displayed throughout the meeting

obtainable Admission Budges at $10.00 each per day an through the Secretary on the written or personal introduction of a Member member to be responsible for all visitors introduced

by him.

Titling will be obtainable at the Club House if ordered in ad vaner from Di No 1 Boy (Tel. 72811).

NO CHILDREN will be admitted to the Club's premises during the Meeting Pu this purpose a Child is a person under the age of eventong vestr: Western Standard.

PUBLIC ENCLOSURE

The pane of aufmussion will be $3.00 wuch per tiny payable

it the Gale

THE CHINA' MAIL, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 22,

BECK CAPTURES INDIVIDUAL HONOURS IN THREE-DAY CYCLE RACE

By N'TACA

"Perhaps the most gruelling test of athletic ability in Colony Sport”. That was how Rediffusion's Sports Parade saw the Three-Day Cycle Race, which was held over the week-end on December 16, 17 and 18, three days of fierce, all-out battles for individual and team supremacy.

And the victors? Ron Beck, riding at his brilliant best, captured individual honours from a determined and able John Ellingham, while the REME cycling club repeated their team win of the last event, but with an even wider margin of victory.

Friday 10: This Brst

REME day's Tour:

CC, 16-40-14.; name in the cycling magazinos Team: start ovent Second

Клод race was a massed

CC, next summor. over the most cruel course in 16-23-81. the Colony. Four circuits of the Houte -Fumiing-Route 2 ronds, with four climbs up the

ide

Bunday 18: The final day's Бан racing should have been a trife easier than that ofcourse,

of the notorious | vious

сорст

1 hill, 58 miles of the most punishing rising. And this but the Art of three days of effort

The Arst lap saw the pallora of the raco Laid, Beck and Ellingham getting away on the Arat climb of the "Gap, tol- lowed by Templeman, (Exxx) and Foster and Dable of the Exiica Marshall was close be- hind and

goon caught up with the second pair. Lord

and tom Lunn of the REME team, to gether with Maxwell

of

the Exiles, and Cowlan, (7 Hussars),

with this made contact

group 12 miles, only for Lord and Lunn to be dropped just before the start of the second climb. CHASING GROUP

The

may

LETTER TO THE EDITOR

Bob Pape Settles

A Point

St-I thank GS Hennady Skipton for his remarks pub. lished in the China Mell Tuesday.

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I am faster on the road than on the track. This, I believe, is fairly general, provided the athlete conatened has legs that stand up to racing on the unyielding surface of a road.

With duo

for reypook

that very

while

all

the

the

keen

YESTERDAY'S HOCKEY

COMBINED SERVICES GO DOWN 2-0 TO MALAYAN INDIANS

By "TOUCHWOOD”

A Combined' Services second half collapse gave the visiting Malayan Indiana" team an easy two-nll victory in yesterday's hockey match at Sookumpoo. Up to the Interval the struggle had been hard and even älthough Services (were two goals down at half time.

his

"pot

the part

Combined Services played with their traditional performances of P. West infighting spirit and they kept the home supporters happy Hongkong. athlete did not reach top class and thrilled by their indomitable courage. until several months after

With a little more luck and and for the best part of the first return to England.

anten minutos

the les tackling infringements

they had of the visitors, they Malayan Indians defending for And hunting and record breaking could tools,

Bh equal all their worth, Cox, Bischoff and Morris cach had a shot at let us not forget number of continues,

buck

their efforts the "also rans." The Important point is not winning, but tak- train hard, enjoy training and Ing part.

Let these sportsmen do their best in competition, and they will attain a high standard of fitness which is the true prize of athletics

Own

For the benefit of those who be Interested in cycling sport, full details of the various chube, associations, events, etc, It included although

threa may be obtained from the Hon. climbs up Route 1, also included Sec., of the HKCA, Capt. C. R. long stretches of gut and REME, Telephone, Sek Kong 77.

Lord, RAOC, 11 In wi surface. But the wind played a The season has still some three

curvy trick, Rd blew with a months to

and many ex- sairast gusty ferocity

citing events are on the pro- riders on the hardest stretchca

Services* If you want to race, The obvious policy of both the gramme.

or just to watch, get in touch. REME team and of Beck was a

go easy one, as their respective We are always glad to meet you. leads were sufficient to ensure victory. Instead of which, attack was the order of the day

FIRST CLINTIS

the

From the start the pace wus fast and furious, so much so that the Beld was split in two before the first climb, a matter of only two miles.

Beck Once again, and Ellingham were in the van, but this time they were follow-

Bould,

formed who and chasing group which kept clear of the remainder of the Bold for

the rest of the race.

The two runaways had a leaded by the REME pair, Marshall of two minutes over the chasing group at the end of the first lap, increasing it to nearly three at the top of the hill. Cowlan feil back, while Maxwell was again caught, this time to stay for the next lap and half, The field

out over was now spread minuter.

11

Beck

to

Lap three, and again outsprinted Ellingham the top of the hill, to collect Ave inore points towards the "King of the Mountains" title. Tem pleman and Foster were stin at Three

minutes, with Dable, Marshall and Bould a further two minutes down, Lann, Lord and Maxwell were still together, catching

Cowlan, and up Un being slowly overtaken in their

Spray, by

yet another

turn

At the start of the second of

R, H. PAPE

YESTERDAY'S RUGGER

Club "B" Beat

RAF

Island

Yesterday evening under the floodlights the Club "B" the three 21 miles laps, there narrowly overcame RAF Island by 10 points (2 goals) to 5 points (1 goal) in a match which, while it had some scrappy periods, was outstanding for the odd decisions handed down by the referee.

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three minutes

Only the Club's first try should have been scored. for the second one Penman knocked on first, then at the end he did not touch down properly. But the referee was not up with the game and as a result was unsighted.

The

10

and broke through to pass on to Clarke after 40-yard run. Clarke was caught on the Ime and forced out.

The Club got the ball back and it went out to Addia who with

Malayan Indians playet their Nadarajal

brand of fast, thrustful locked facios.

Malayan Indians did not really hockey and were quick to take the opportunities which came go for goals at this stage. They their way. Thus they took ad- were content to keep their 2-0 vantage of two lapses by the lead with the result that they

to defenders

score gave an exhibition of stick work twice--in the 4th and 33rd and neat passes,

To be fair to the Combine minute-by A.I. Thillainathan and Manmohan Sadhi,

coch and Services side.

every Glan Singh, Devendran and man on the field did his best, T. Lawrence combined well to but their efforts were not good keep

the home défendere wor enough to check the visitors ried. It was the good work of and when the final whistle come Boxall in gool and right-winger it must have been a rellet to the Good which kept the visitors Services supporters that they goal scoring efforts frustrated, did quite well against Malayan especially in the second half.

Highlight of

of the match was

THE TEAMIS Matayan Indiane: T. Nadara- the Devendran Thillainathan

in the

W. Vlas, Malayan jah;

A. Koelmeyer; - partnership

attack. They set a fast Gurbachan Singh, Glan Singh, A, Manmohan Sekihi pace once the ball was in their Sharma,

A. I. Thillainathan, possession and only good goal- Devendran, keeping by the Services custo-T. Lawrence, Mohinder Singh.

Combined serviors: Boxall: dian that prevented these two

Morris;

Good, from lengthening the Malayans Taylor. Mobbe Henry, Newark, two-nii lead.

Services' performances were, Smith, Bischoff.

disappointing, al- to a point though they were on a par with the visiting team in defence and attuck in the first 15

attack

Indians.

Cox. Coady.

FOURTH TEST

the Services' right FIVE CHANGES IN winger who led the yesterday, Was unaccountably

INDIA'S TEAM out of his depth. Too often he wae offside and oven missed a certain goal in the second half. AGAINST NZ

However, the Services made

a lovely run broke through to score up with an indefatigable set of well out. He then converted his defenders. Outstanding were owa try - Just before half time Newark, Mobbs and goalkeeper the Airmen acored when MacGarrity

went over after the ball had been Boxall. In touch. The kick yas converted

CRACKING PACE

India's

Benares, India, Dec. 21.

team to play New Zealand in the fourth cricket Test beginning in Calcutta December 39, shows five changes from that which played in the drawn third Test,

were three separate groups of two riders each. First

were Beek and! Ellingham, forcing the Pace, followed by

Bould and Marshall¦ at four minutes, with Temple man and Maxwell a further two nunutes down. Then came four more REME ridera, Lord, Spray, Hazelton and Luna, with the Essex boys Bartlett and Peek,

The RAF's one and only try well back with Cock.

Third time up the hill, and was farce and here the touch take the greater once again Beck sprinted to the Judge must of portion

the blame. crest in front of Ellingham, to

into touch bail, lake the King of the Mountains winger went

all award, Bould and Marshall were body and all by about two feet

while but the touch judge failed down, REME boy

The fourth lap, and Ellinghain Templeman and Maxwell had signal it. The referce was again well upfield and was unsighted und Bock

hnd increased their pulled back to within a minute

The most curious happening dvantage

Nur Ininutes, of them. The four REME Lada

In spite of the heavy pitch and he went down the wing with, caused by rain the previous Bould was next, by himself, at were next over the top, at an was that in the second half of

game. The first lifteen very fast ren and then kicked day, which suited the Malayans another three

five minutes, only for the minutes. while other

shead but invariably kicked too far: the

gamo was played at Dable and Marshall had fallen Spray to puncture on the down-minutes passed without a single

the RAF cleared.

cracking pace from the whistle back by three minutes. On the fill run, and lose approximately scrum. This does not mean that led the ball into touchs and

A repair. either side were handung per-

to the end. climb, Spray and Lunn made a 90 minutes effecting

for indeed they were not,

From the balf way line the Club fectly, leaving Lord to hold | He still finished! getaway.

were sent off and

Malayan Indians swung inte aRain Over

but the AL Maxwell

the finishing line Beck

advantage rule the last three

was it was Addie who broke through top gear from the buily-off and Banbay The before applied to such a degree that it and passed inside to Penman, win miles. Beck forced a break from outsprinted Ellingham to

latter knocked on gathered visitors was farcical. Ellingham, to finish alone in the the third stage,

went through to touch down but and the race,

The Almen should have been was going so fast that he bounced Thillrinathan for lime of 2-53-27, from which by 6 seconds, In 3-04-45, Iss was subtracted

a bonus of the one minute borus. Marshall and penalised very often for offside minute.

Bould

round the serum, and the Club came in Ive minutes Elllugham came in 57 wconds later,

for offside in the lincouts, but followed to be

at four later, to receive 30 seconds re-minutes

by Templeman and nothing happened. With such a while Foster Maxwell. Å duelkom in low,

loose rein on the game It was of gap

not surprising that it became and Templeman rede over the minutes, and the REME trio of

-in-arm

scrappy and uninteresting. 15 Lunn, Lord and Hazelton cross-

to

gain

was over.

Boven

MORE WEIGHT

the line, thankful that it ed Cicneral Classification: (1)

Ron Beck's winning Beck, Pegasus CC, 2-52-27. (2)

aggregate time for the 170 The Club pack had more Ellingham

REME CC, 2-53-53 hard nites was 8-14-36. Second weight and in both the ineouts (3) Foster, Exiks, and Temple-

man, Ellingham took 8-32-60, and the scrums were more suc- man, Essex, both at 2-59-00. and Bould, third place in cesul, but in the lineouts they

8-44-20. Marshall, B-45-11; were

Airmen to allowing the

were next inbacks and halves.

Saturday 17: The

New

Any person leaving the Enclosure will be required to pay the Territories Road Circuit, 5015 Templeman, 8-53-25; and Max-break through and harass their

réquiste fee of $3.00 in order to gufu re-admission.

MEALS the HESTAURANT

Jack

REFRESHMENTS

SERVANTS

will

obtainable be

по

in

Servants must remain in their employer's boxes except tor passing through on their dulies, They may on account use the Betting Booths in the Members' Exclosure

CASH SWEEPS

Through Cash Sweep Tickets at $20.00 each per day und $40.00 for both days may be obtained from the Cash Sweep Offices at' Queen's Building. (Chater Road), and S, D'Aguilar Street during normal office hours and unth 10.00 am. on the day of the Race Meeting.

Particular numbers within the series 1 to 3,000 may be reserved for all race meetings as Through Tickets. Such tickets will be jasur

consecutively only and the right in reserved by the Stowords to cancel any reservation for Through Tickets for a particular Meeting if it is found that sales may not reach the number reserved in the series 1 to 2,000,

In the case of two-day Race Meetings, Through Tickets may be purchased for each day of the Meeting provided that the second day is on a date not less than five days after the first day. In all other cases Through Tickets will only be sold for the whole Meeling.

Tickets reserved and available but not paid for by 10.00 a.m. on Saturday, 24th December, will be sold and the reservation cancelled for future Meetings.

Tickets over 3,000 will also be lasued consecutively but par- ticular numbers cannot be reserved as Through Tickets.

The reservation of any particular number does not confer on the registered holder any rights whatsoever unless the ticket bearing the appropriate number is issued to and can be produced by the holder.

iri

4

But

behind the scrums

are Umes in the wrond half the ball went out to MacCallum

or

threca

The selectors have brought back V. Mankad, P. Roy, D. G. Phadizar and J. M. Ghorpade, and introduced a newcomer to Test cricket, C. T. Patankar, the University

batsman

the Afth minute the wicketkeeper

were

when one up slammed in

both

Those left out are Nadkarni, Mehra,

Bhandari, Kripolsingh touching it cleansed of picture goal that had Boxall and Tamar,

The changes should strengthen It wan a doubthal try to say the beaten all the way.

This early goal shook Con- least but the Club got away with it

the baiting and bowing. Although it meant that two tries bined Services, but not their Roy is expected to open the

scored that should not have been allowed, he led spirit. They pulled themselves innings with Contractor the result about right for the club together and with Good stnd- Phadkar will probably share the were definitely the superior.

ing in repeated well-placed opening attack with Banderraum. centres they had T. Nadarajah, The team announcod tonight the Indians' custodian, on his bự the President of the Indian Cricket Board of Control is: V. Mankad

toes.

and

Lack of shooting sccuracy de- Umrigar, (Captain), V. prived Combined Services of N. J. Conractor, P. Roy, G. S. Manjralar, D goals for time and again when Ramchand, V.

reached the G. Fhadicur, S. P. Gupte, J.

Sunderrom Twelfth

Macao

Hockey

Teams To

Play Here

their

forwards

G.

shing but put the ball into the M. Chopade, Telankar, net. This turned out to be the C. V. Gadkari-Reuter.

Services weakness, which the visiting toom took advantage of

Four Filipino Tennis Stars

For Saigon

of undulating and wind-well, 8-11-30, miles

"the scene of order. swept road, was

In the loose the RAF for- sane magolficent riding, mainly

REME CC won the team rece

wards shone, with Southwick by Beck, who consolidated his

in a canter, their position as race leader with

to the fore, for not only aggregate well

to draw rings round their de record-breaking performance of time of 20-02-27 pushing the did they snap up their chances

Macao, Dec. 22.

fences weil down better, but the forwards gather- 2-18-24, beating by over three Ex CC combine

Combined Services had ' an minutes the previous best by in 28-40-45.

The Macao 'Hockey Club ed and packed better in the

open

chance to score the equa- Jim Gower,

CC the Cygnets

is sending its "A" and "B" leer in the 23rd minute but, George Clegg and Cpl Hoad loose. Beck rider.

superb performed the tasks of Time-

the selections to Hongkong for Good scooped the ball a foot out tokeeper and Judgy with eficiency Club werd far superior with form, riding like a demon

against when he had only Nadarajah to pass one rider after another, and accuracy, while the feeding Addis, a new Club player, show-games tomorrow

beat. just falling by a matter of yards by the Essex, under the direc-ing up extremely well, while Hongkong sides.

the 27th minute, Malayan

Manila, Dec. 22. to pass every one in the field, tion of Capt Philcox, was first Ponman was always a danger in

The "A" team will meet the Indians had scored their second

Four top Filipino tennis Starting off last man, at 12.30, rate and very much appreciated the centro and MacCallum had Malayan Sikhs selection, and the goal when a solo effort by right- he caught his two-minute man, by all the competitors.

players will leave for Saigon SOEDG terrifle runs down the combination will take on winger Manmoham Sadbi saw wing

compete in WELL EARNED REST

The interval to

the Bouth Ellingham, after only ten mil

the first 24 miles to Kowloon in just over 65 minutes, covering

Even Spencer, playing at full combined team drawn from him sending in a stift grounder by air at the end of this month

of players

the Hongkong to beat Boxall. Colony cyclists now have

Tennis Federation back for the first time, did well University and the visiting came with the score still two- Vietnam well-earned rest until the first considering

the i to

tournament, At 30 miles, he was heartened

his Jack of Technical

College of Kuala nil in favour of the visitors..

Athletic Phlippine see one of his main rivals, Mar-day of the New Year, when the experience of this position Lumpur.

Crossing over, the Combined Amatour shall, at the roadside, taking 44 miles Grand Prix Time Trial Best of the Club forwards were

Services had an attacking spell announced yesterday.

Three of the players_aro over Lord's cycle as his own was for the San Miguel Shield is slack and Elliott.

The Macao “A” seinction' will unrideable. Marshall lost ap. being held. Present

holders of

Davis Cuppers, They are Ray- The Island threes seldom got have the sime players that proximately five minutes due to the trophy me the 7 Busses, the chance to get going but played against the Hongkong

mundo Deyro, Felicissimo Ams this mishap, and his final time but they will have to do well when they did Lewis and Worns Combined Services team Inst

род and Johnary Jopp of 2-30 was an outstanding per- to withstand the challenge of moved

very well, and mouth in Maceo. formance.

the REME and SCAA teams, MacGarrity had a good day Lord

defini

some

In the "B" selection. that the doubtful pleasure while the rebom Essex which resulted in some good former hockey star players will

Sookungoo,

try a comeback.

Both games will be played at

Boccor

matches

against

་

Federation

fourth-ranking Amado

HKFC SELECTIONS

The fourth member of the The following have been team is Ruben Escobal, the selected to represent the Hong-nfth-ranking Filipino tennis kong Football Club In a player, who recently defeated of propelling the useless machine must be regarded as a

HAM | movem

・the the for the next 18 miles, until his danger. Barring accidents, Ron

was brought up to own

him Beck should

Sanchez take individual

THE PLAY

Royal Air Force at the Club ground on Saturday: again, by the simple process of honours. In

Vietnam Tensiln fact, on his

The South present

tournament stopping every mile or less to

The Club's handling was he appears almost un

1st Division v2.6.T. 3.40) Fudaration.

Jo Bully-off for the first game p.m.:

Pisnick, Button, scheduled to get underway du free the seized bottom bracket.

the Colony. It much the better, and Roberts,

Bough Armstrong 3 Player werk Jamiary 1, The Stewards reserve the right to refuse any subscription Other good rides of the day would be interesting to see him well as making ground with will be at 2.30 pm.

linson, Manna - Naa), Digima, biccini,

defented were the 2-42-32 of Hazelton, in action against some

wum. Hlwing

hockey

Deyro recently of the some useful kicks

Bad Division Y BAJ, BK DIA: the right to remove any name from subscription lats without

Many MacBo also

to rotati fila, Philippiáo rinting reasons for their action.

(REME CC); the 2-40-24 of

top

Eritisla riders a nice service to his backs.

thusiasts will be leaving here Fran Mo

Ampon Phillion. Bradbury,

Tennis Association. The first score caine, after j for 20 Tutura, to Cash Sweep Tickets on the Inst race of the Meeting at $2.00 Dable; and the 2-34-20 of Bould, As he is due

Hongkong to allend the

glass,, Walk, Mackie, Miller minutes when on the half way lon

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the during normal, office hours and until 10.00 am, on both days of gult of this day's racing, the Mooting.

SPECIAL CASH SWEEP

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TOTALISATOR

-G.J

Essen team moved into second place behind REME, whose Bould and Marshall moved up into third and fourth positions respectively.

GÖMMER) Citaslfortiomi*,- (X) Bock, 6-10-31; (2) Ellingham,

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