1956-04-18 — Page 1

Jennifer To Be A Carnival Queen

By

'RECORDER"

Jennifer Hart, who will be long remembered in long- kong as one

of the most

veranbile athletes we have seen hore, has now Ever unothor claim to fame.

Al Shoreham Town Hall two Saturdays ago she was elected Carnival Queen to reign over Shoreham's Carnival

May 011 10 to 21 Tal WBI involve rkling on a float hugh Shore. ham Whitsun

Welder

timi: "

Jennifer in infleipn

Dm Brightened to death!" However the

Jeniferian pride in achteye. ment

there 19 The

tltl

Capt.

The cher Judge was Kuby, the Conservative MP for Arundel **

Nothing like ging the Conservative vote

اده

One

Jennifer's dicalext Tueal achievements was cut -

ing every event. In the Colony Athletic Championships fra 1954 entreting at least a

nad

there!

Tommy Atkins

ARMY SPORTS

PARADE

THE CHINA MAIL, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18, 1956.

The flashing blade of Sgt Forbes of the King's Own Royal Regiment literally cuts its way into the Spot of Honour at the Top of the Sports Parade this week, as we welcome the new FARELF Champion at Arms to lead the weekly review of Army sporting activities,

Fencing at Singapore Sgt Forbes gave a brilliant exhibition of swordsmanship in winning the Foil and Epee and being placed second in the Sabre.

In claiming the title of Cham- † season end many lecen and close pion at Arina he tallled 26 points | followers of thie game par- out of 27 and collected seven ticularly in the Army-are sur cups as tokens of his prowess, Three of these trophies were of course the Challenge Cups for mrcess in the Fall, Epee and of course the Champion at Arms. One unique feature of Forbes' achievements

fert that

most unexpected Is one which 11 Ls

And Now The “Rego Plan”

HE PLANS TO PUT

ENGLAND ON TOP OF THE SOCCER WORLD

By TONY CORNELL

London, Apr. 18.

Sports Diary

TODAY

Roccer

International Cup Final: Scotland

Cila (Club), 0,30 ppm,

4th

Divisioni 1 & S

Tamer Lane Crawford ▼ HIER AM- craft Happy Valley) 6 Pam

Comblou

Kowloon Echoele♥ Menlo Chinewe Bchoolboys (25)

6.20 p.m.

0.43 p.m.

flockey

18: Division) Recreio "A" V Äreng "A" (King's Park), 5.45 p.m.

Cup Matches: Náy Bharat V w/o Iteco

Be Army "C (BRP) Athletics Royal Air Foron Azizimi Athletic

Tenni Schools Tennis at CRC, 3 p.m.

Meeting HKTA Interport Sub-committee, Sports Road. 6.69 p.m.

A plan to put England on top of the soccer Meet, Kal Tax, 250 p.m. world has been evolved by a former Royal Air Force Wing Commander, Charles Reep.

TOMORROW

Few people have heard of the Reep-plan, but this busi. ness efficiency expert of soccer claims he can re-establish England as a major footballing power with the help of his remarkable match charts and his scientific study of tactics | Army v Sing Tao (Club) 0 p.m. and training methods.

Reep's charts were Bret dis-verhampton Wanderers. It was played two years ago in the office on the night his team defeated Di Slen Cullis, manager of Moscow Spartak by four goals to English First Division club, Wol. nough!.

SMALLBORE LEAGUE

RHKDF "A" EQUAL TEAM

Our

"I put them up because they ure a principal reason for success," said Cullis - one of England's leading managers. Reep airo helpot Wolves to their Arst Championship in 1954.

chimeult understand RECORD SCORE ders, Sheffiet. Wednesday.

prisex nad puzzled by the stubborn reluctance of several top class soldier estern who are not willing to take port In the show. This

Ja t attitude. WIN we beat CSMI Chadwick, APTO pline medal everything 11n the Sabre during the Team very

and one which may have Championship. This med have

reaching given him a lot of satifaction for Chachwick inter

of the military boxing He facture Won FARELF Individual Sabre community in the Colony

ፓን፡ ኵ which Forbes

has Chumpionship in

generally been a good

it would be seamon and was placed second.

grean pily if such magni- Acent

Earl Hulg cause as the

Fund did not Poppy

get the

1:

thet

swinner

ashops

generally

remembered

was also quite a gol wh several minor Columns Champion-

A

Her Colony High Jump record of 4 feet 11 inches. Stage of H was an interna- 11

Class performance and war for some two years a South- El Arus berord A Fumping

FOR THE RECORD

For the record book it should

be mentioned that Hongkong's other representatives Sgt Uny and 2/Lt Jackson were placed girl has sante atitled Ave-eighths | 3rd and 6th respectively in the

to the height to FARELF Champion

reckontug.

antonta

cino a new

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col with dying colours

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no 10% su: - prsneg in its time than 4231y adea that she would be elected a Carnival Queen She tional year in empetition before ston arV $176 t Jiny .ཥxtr}ju-

tion.

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Long Jump was a mengre 12 feet B her and she VON AN awkward in her TOVETDents as any of the nuviers we Now action last Sunday at Pakhalum, She hadn't the natural grace of movement in start with of a Deborah Hurlbutt or An Eliza- beth Shekury,

on

She bad,

however, wonderful quailty that. while common to almost all the giri athletes won have done well" in Hongkong, seems to be generally lacking among the large majority of the young feminine population in this Colony She didn't mind being beaten and it took her a very long time even to win a third place in an open competi- tion. She fought discourage- ment and won through.

To win the Colony Pentathion Championship at Pokfulam on a May day in 1953 when it had been raining all morning and afternoon

the needed » long jump of 16 feet. Nobody would μπνε

cunceded her a chance af coming through

in the

condi- tions with the run-up almost feather-bed soft with the pound- ing it had taken from some 14 hours of rain.

But the Jenniferian will to win was still there and sho hurtled out to 10 feet 24 inches, Rained-soaked oficials mex- sured it, shook their heads, but couldn't deny it. The two fool- prints were much too civar In the wet sand.

MOTORING

Suspension

*

Partially Lifted

2

For Geoff Duke

Paris, Apr. 17. Geoff Duke, Britain's world 600 ee Champlon, had his six, months' suspension partially lift.' ed today by the Sporting Com- Inission of the International Motor Cycling Federation.

Duke, who has been under suspension from all motor cycling events since January 1 this year, is to be allowed to ride from today in any rece not counting towarda, ihs ––– 1996 World Championships,China Mall Special.

Artis

PonsequenÁrst In

backing that it deserves.

for

the

is to be hoped that some of the reluctant laurel-resting soldier pugilists will hove second thoughts and decide after to participate in the pro- Sgt Day was placed Bird in

An early anOUNCE- gramme. the Full, second in the Epee and

hard in the Sabre.

Lt Jacksonment along these lines would certainly be a tp to the male was placed fourth in the Foil,

of tickets

ensure that the are alid seventh in the Eper.

Fund would collect a Poppy not take part in the Sabre

humper gate. event

Pie Hughes of the King's Own wires fenerd at the Sabre was placed seventh in the Final pool. The envers of the King's Own Royal Regiment who presented

Bongkang PAREL

re-

for

The show is seeduled for April 27 $34

MacPherson the Stadtum in Kowloon. Tickets for reserved chairs at $0 and $4 and

unreserved seats at $2.40 und! $1.20 can be ab- the tained from the DOPT at HOLF Тепль Championship (Tet 34121 Ex 4081. were beaten by HQ Singapore Base District in the Final by

Just the 16 points to 12. They

and

event with

went

10 14

SOCCER STARS

Fra by 5 to 4, wer the Epee stars of 24 Field Engineer Regi- Congratulations to the soccer

by to

into the ment, Royal Engingers on their Sabre

triliant victory over the KOSB lead. They unfortunately lost in Singapore last Saturday. Thely this event by 7 to 2 and with clear-cut 4-1 win now takes them that debout went the PARFLP into the final of the Caldbeck ¡Cup of Kuala Lumper on Satur- day next... and, if the good wishes from Hongkong count for anything, in another great win.

Lit Fer

The King's Own were beaten but they

were certainly not disgraced and when one remem- bers that they went Into this importnut competition with only two experienced swordsmen- Sgt. Forbes and 2/Lt Jackson-... the ve merit of their per- formance will be appreciated.

SOCCER FINAL

The

The Third Round of the 1850 Colony Stallbore League was fired off at the Hongkong Gun Club on Saturday, April 7, two Defence Force teams were unable to fire off their cards on this date but fred off on Satur day, April 14.

The RHKDF "A" tears fleldded two reserves in A. P. Pereira and L. Guterres who scored a posible each and went help the team equal

the team record store made last year of

D) (10

Now meet Eric Taylor, mano- ger of runaway Sreomd Division

And of Sheffield come up to the promotion post, utanager Taylor discloses that the Heep-plan pro- vides the basis of Wednesday's play

"He joined us from Wolves at the start of the season," says u siniling Taylor. "Although his theory was deult to believe at first, it caused me to chang: our style of plty considerably " "I couldn't have more praise for the wing-commander's With the knowledge work. we've gained, there's no know-

1.187. A total of eight possibles ing where we shall stop."

BRILLIANT SYSTEM

was scored, one by cach of the following-David Wong, M. Pa- trick, Cpl Davies, William Eu. A. Noronha, H. Souza, A. P. Pereira and 1. Guterres,

Below are the individual and team score.

1. Gun Club: £ Young 193. M Wout 121 D. Wong 198. Wone for 188, Lai tungong 183, J. Baleros 180. Total 1,349 v BAF Sai Wan: Cpl Newton 100, Cpl Chulds 168, Cu Chamber 190, Bac Price 102. Cpl Delmypolo 180. 8og Livingston 180.

Total 112.

R HK. Pice: Neddings 100, Work Kwok-fol 155. L. Korpaviteli 100, M. Patrick 108, A. Ahmed 192, a. Tebb 100, Total 1.144 VILKP Fenerve: William Eu 199. F W. Ko 184, S. K. Bưu 180 KỆ A, LÀ ĐO (only four men Bred), Total 770.

_Anny "A"; ASM Stanbury 100, Agi Backshow 193. Cía Morris 130, L/Chi Wood 180, Cpl Daview 187, 8/821 Clarke 101, Total 1.120 v Royal Navy P. D. Steer 19, 11 Conde Bokmon 197, C. A Bell 185. V. Devell 101. Spwt Baur 101. PO. Minylon 107 Tuta) 1.131.

.

Reep-plan is o

Basis of the brilliant system of shorthand which records

every detail of u match. In eight years Mr Reep has analysed more than 400 games throughout Europe.

"I am not prepared to dis close the secrels yet," says The wing

comunander, "I do hope, however, that England will toke advantage

then before the

World Cup. After all, they are tried and tested now and have the (tall

1958

Mr Tor Mr Cullis and

Mr Reep is in many respecta the most advanced lactical thinker In British suecer 10- today. His work deserves the widest recgnition.

i Division: KMB v Chb (CH),

2nd Diviston: Army v CAA (GRP) a p.m.

3rd Division: CMJ v Prisons, Seletor v Dockyard (HV) 0 A 1.

Meeling UKADA Meeting Seamen, 6.30 p.m.

kt Missiong tu

FRIDAY Noccer

St. Joseph's College v Manda Chiki- ese Schoolbers at Club grond, 0.30

REFEREES' INTERPORT

Interpert be-

The Fifth Annual

football match Miniature tween the Hongkong Miniature football referees and the Macao referees will be played on April 21, 1946, Saturday at 6.30 p.m in Maeno nt Praia Grande Groun

The following are the records of Previous Interports:—

drew 1942

with Hongkong Macao -1; 1953 Hongkong beal Macao 3-1; 1954 Hongkong beat Macao 3-2; 1820 Hongkong lost

10 Macto 1-2.

BASEBALL_ROUND-UP

PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES

1

DOWN DODGERS 8-6 IN OPENING DAY SESSION

New York, Apr. 17.

The World Champion Brooklyn Dodgers, who won 10 straight games at the start of last season, discovered today that things may be decidedly different this year when they lost an 8-6 opening day session to the Philidel- phia Phillies,

What was even worse, the victim was Big Don New- combe, their 1955 ace who also won his first 10 games. He was roughed up in a five-run third inning rally that sent him home early.

The bit blast was a three-run homer by artfelder Jim Green- Auss but a buses-Vriply uniner. in the following inuing by Gran Hammer was the run that gave Mily is winning margin.

LAWN BOWLS TEAMS

The following will represent Police Recreation Club

POUNDED SOUNDLY

Robin Roberta diso wan pounded Roundly in this batc between the only two 20-game the winners in the major's last sea-gain! the Hongkong Football "Club in a King George VI But be stuck it out for a nine-lit triumph that includes Memorial Cup lawn bowle match homers by Justar lilland, the KFC on Sunday April

22: Roy Campanella and n doubl? and two singles

T by Pewte Reese.

son

Plkington, H.T. Sarby, A.J. Bennett, C. Pope (Skip); Boza_

P.W. Metalfe, F. W R. L. Russell, Home runs were the order of | Hollands (Skip;; R.T. Smith, W.B.J. T. Poynton the day all over the baseball Dexall, E. Lonedale.

(Ship M. Taylor, Ra. There were 19 altogether, Belly. map.

Willcox (Skip); O.T. In the National and eight in

Harris, L. Walker, Carter, .II. W. Cotton (Skip); W. Morgan, T. the American.

A.E. Jones. Chalmers,

G. Arling

Ai

Washington, before Pre- Skip). sident Elsenhower, the Permant- defending New York Yankees

Lusiano Cup jumped off to a better start The tukuwing members have_Deeti than the Dodgers, defeating the selected to represent the KROC

wtial in their Lusitano Cup lawn bowls Mantle Senators 10-4. Mickey

match ofteinet Club de Recreio at stroked two tremendous 800-foot | Austin Road, on Baturday, April 21 homers to dead contre field and at 3.30 pm-V. Bond, G. Gordan, R.

J. McKelvie (Skip): Yogi Berra also hit one for the Browne

Tremiell, A, Bailey, R. Morrison, A. Yankees. Karl Olson hit two Harvey (sklo): 2. baker, J. Tindall, wa Washington homers and Brockie Francis & Eastman (dp): A Dick Tettelbach connected for Buchanan. Askew, Hughes. T

Kavanagh (Ship); J Rayside. one. Not once did Washington Bayne, G. Coles, R. Gourley (Skip): hit three homers at home lost. Jeffries. L. Parker, P. Kenedy, W Willlom (Skip); J. Dewhurst, senson, Dun Larsen held

T Con A. Campbell, L. Cosgrove Washington to six tits for the Skip: H. Scott C. Greaves, C. Hution (Skip), Re- victory. Berra made tour Yankee Retell

Stronach, .

The

will Hongkong Iconi leave the Colony

on Saturday. April 21 2.30 p.m. at play the

day. match un the same Sunday they will play friendly matches against the Broadway and 9.30 a.m.) Thuire, (at against the Chung Yeo team al 6.00 p.m.

They Monday.

Metals and player for both Rides are as follows:

will

return

hore

on

Hongkong Miniature Football re- freen;-Leaders: Chau Wing-yu and Au Young-ping; Becretary: Lon Kam-chun: Manager: Chon Wing Captats: Lo Yue-wing and 101 Pak-chu, Medical Dresses: Fan

hits. United Press.

serves -C Baker, W Stanger, Russel.

Entries For 11th

Race Meeting

The following are the entries for the Hongkong

Hung, Playeras Moke Cheung Jockey Club's eleventh race meeting on April 28 and May 5,

Chan

Kam-bun, k Kain-chuen,

E Tok-wing. Lai Kam-cham In Russin, Hungary and other

Chin Kuen, 16 Po-the, Chan King Iron

large Curtain countries Army "D": 8/9gt Analwin I

won, Tong Nuen-chau, Wong Sek. WOII Murgan 100, Pie Anderman Covernment graats

wil, and Lee Fuak-kau. support 193, Cpl Glazier 13. Pie Hawthorn departments

Macao whose tasks is D

Miniature Fudibril TA- 190. Cin Hocklee 192. Total 1.100 v

ferred:- RHKDF : E. Moo 1,

of study

Buck.rient!ße

SULIT

ley 194. A. Mooney 195, R. Archer tactics and training methods, 10, 8. Carvalho fon, P. Total 1.153

RIKOT "A":

Referees The Army Soccer | Association is much in the news this week. This evening they rote of officials give up the and take on the less onerous if more strenuous one of players when they meet the RAP Re- ferees in There will be a big military International Final at the Club curtain raiser to the crowd Ground 19th Field

Stadium. This game is scheduled Regiment RA's sports ground al

RIIKDY "A" and should Sek Kong this afternoon when start at 7

HK Gun Club 1 North 3affs and 1 King's Provide some healthy entertain-

Army A or somethings Own meet

Anny "8" in the final of the ment

HK Polke The Army referees will hold

13

Club

p.m.

at

the

Land Forces Unit Football Cup the Annual General Meeting of

The King's Own have come bang into the reckoning again.

min their Association kn

10 m. on with

Ane win over 27 HAA NAAFI Regt RA and

the North Saturday, May 6. Staffs

scraped

It is hoped that there will be Jum ngainst 7 Hussars, The Beas full muster of whistlers for.

will boys Inferiority complex when they the Major League Cham~

Stables

meat

through

have

no

Π

ploma North Stam

The

have loet cently

the

services of McGivern their captain and left back, and they may be hard pushed to hold the eager oppo- sition who have severaį polished players in the team. There is every

with many

important changes in office bearers to be consider- ed, every opinion and sugges-

Stan-

tion will be worth while.

Still on the subjects of re- terces

I am asked to remind them that Registration Forms for the 1950-57 season are now being circulated to ali con- corned. These forms must be forwarded direct to the Army indication Football Association at this will be a real cracker-more, Middlesex not later than jack game, and with the ground May 1, 1958. plmost certainly hard and yielding it could be a King's Own victory...but I'm quite

to be wrong prepared

for have a great admiration for this North Stalls side which always tries to play good football.

thim

tin-

Ga

FENCING RESULTS

The Annuai APTC Fencing Championships have now been decided and have resulted follows:-

Sabre; lat SSI Mackley; 2nd QMSI Goodall; 3rd SSI Moore; 4th SSI Mann.

Epee 1st 991 Mackiey; 2nd to Singapore SSI Man; 3rd QMSI Goodall;

chor of INJURIES

The contingent

boxers who went

of Army

for the FARELF Championships 4th SI Tyo.

Foll:

4th SI Tye.

in

a great

have returned with a consider.

Ist SSI Mackley; 2nd able crop of injuries and a not QMSI Goodall; 3rd SSI Mano: too pleasant memory or two.

The Champlon at Arms tile Sgt Madden and Cfn Hancock

went to ESI Mackley and both suffered nasty hand injuries and ns a result their boxing view of his good form with ell

three weppons it was efficiency and their Champlon pity that that he was unable to ship prospects were badly upset.

Singapore One of the mysteries of the travel to

FARELF Championships, Championships was the recorded defeat According

of L

Lightweighe

Champion,

Forces to

comments

for the

Meith, the Land

........., and fasily a word or two and of congratulations for cricketers, Firit congratulations go to the reports by spectators the ver Soppers for their success in the dict wh him was one which stunned the Land Forces Cup. Their victory audience as the brillant life was a suitable ending to a grand

to season. North Staffs boxer seemed

I sure Anny cricketers

which was given against

of margins.

have won by the very clearest throughout the Colony would Such verdicts cannot after. Wish me to pass their heartiest wards be rectified but it would congratulations to the members of the Kowloon Cricket Club be some satisfaction to hear that a mistake had been made Hornets on their winning of the Second Division Championship ...if that was in fact what in the Colony Les long

happened.

There is a close

band standing PUZZLING

betwees the Army and the ROC and in this Boxing is of course very į particular, even · there is hlad N much in the mind of the Hong- very material one for veteran kong publie, at the momeist | Amý crikkøter, Major AJ, STRE with the approach of the annual Catley, with some: 10 wickets Earl Halg prochotion,

cost of approvatnetary a

To all intents and purposes, | runs oplece,, made a "most im-

thle Edobe (pt) (the frigst

portant ... læring events, of sha| Hornett, mapen

the

BUR EN.

P

193. A. Noronha Quah 101, E. Conta Souza 199 199, A Pereira 1991, L. Guterres 199. Total 187 The record poure) v RAF Ka Tale (mable to attend.

League Table

5 W L DP Age

Royal Navy BAF Sai Wan

IIKP Reservo RIKDY

RAF Kol

MARATHON RACE

Zatopek Turns Down In Boston Invitation To Run-

These same countries have also proved beyond doubt that football style and tactics is an ideal subject for scientific

exaunination.

And Mr Reep seems to be the only man in Britain to recognise Uts vost possibilities, → Chinu Mail Special.

Turpin Makes A Successful Comeback

Manager: 1 Yimetong; Captain Fun Shu-kwan: Players: Mok She- wing, Ng Chies-yin, Yu Chee-Reung. Leung Kwai-hong. Ip Kwong, Lee Pa-kun, Cheng Koon-liung and Cheng Pul-chos. 9.m.

Dr. Sastroamidjojo Has A Problem

The

Dinkarta, April 17.

problem

ha-

FIRST DAY

2-Pokfulam Handicap list Rec.)

1. Yaumati fandtesp Novices. Chum 1. 4 Foto-Chinese Mackerel, Class A. Fr. 2 M.P.-Atomic Caesar, Forget Price Dahl. Squadren Pitestone, Full Ahead, Never Cornhill, Crown Witnem, Curisey, Fortuna, Kerrera, So Big. Tamerlane. Leader, Sungtreak, Violet Ray. The Kangaroo, Valbridge.

2-Ahamshulpo Handicap. Clan K. Fr. 146 M.P. Anniversary 10. Blondie. Blossom Time, Dreadnought.

Warrior, Hawallis. Happy

May B00111, Not So Bad, Sky Horse

Strathpeffer

Girl,

4-Bong Kong Derby Arceptabeer. stilen. Balkan 1956 Pontes, 435 Monarch 147. Lombard 147. Nome King 147. Oscar Prize 147. Tell Me To-night__147.

End

|

1.—Tai Hang Handicap, Chas 5. 1 Mlits,Bengal Lancer. Eagle King Pasty Money, Every Day, Forward

Lake Vimar Gurces. Sealtre. Supreme Command, Toyber, Winning Touch.

Natanichung Bandleap (ist Aer.}

4-Trim Wan Plate. 1950 Ponies. Class 7. FT. Z M.P.-Avica. Cover Fr. 15 M.P.---Adonis 142, Bess Nevis Diamond Queen, Dutch, Burning Arrow 143. Calypso 150, Courage. Fany Slam. Exquire. Centre Court_340, Chekupum 140, Hawaiian Muon, Invincible. Marianne, † Ever-glo 142, Glenshee 140, Lombard New Love, Orange Beauty.

154, Mon On 140, May£ate 142, Million

Dollar 140, Dal 142, Peach Blossom 1., fed Light 140, Vingt Et Un 142.

5-Taikokinu! Plate (ist Bec.) 1950 Ponte

Mue-Aces 10g 147. Aladdin 147, Always There

Dutch Blocket 147, Caravelle 147, Easy Win 142, Gigha 117, Jezebel Kelpie 1, Supremacy 147. s—Latelukak Handicap, Class 2. Fure-Anibillon, Aviemore. Beni 6.--Chungwan Handleso, Class 1. | Lainond, Iɔl Moon Bay, Johnber, Furs--Castle Peak, Charleroi, Field King A, Knock-ngam, New Jersey, | Mesahol, Firo-glo, Ivan-Ifo, Lightning Norad Gici. Rainbow, Straight

Feet. Misty

Law, Shiraz Silver Finward, Wing, Strathian, Winsome Stag

7-åfatanwel Handicap, Clans 4. | 134 Miles—Anna, Bright Bay, Cor- vette. Diamond Dahllä, Fiďtá, iene

Mataucitung Handicap Béc.) Clagu 7, Ft. 1 M.P. —Advance- ment. Armament, Attractive Power. Drivilo. Free Success Gallant

Charger, Souvenir, Sultan,

setting micials charged Knight, Gay Stre, Mo Cherte. Marine i

with organising the elimination soccer matches between Indo- neals and Formosa was the subject of comment by Dr All Sastroomidjojo. Indonesia's Prime Minister, at a Press con- Bri-ference here today.

Birmingham, Apr, 17. Randolph Turpin, tain's former World Middle- weight Champion, made 1 successful "comeback"

1-Talkokten! Piste (2nd Bec.) 1036 Ponies. I Mhe-Belinda 147, Carola 147. Conatellation 147. Jubi?^« 1mm 141, Mercury 147. Morning Dew 147, Pandora 147, Princess Ellen 147, Sabrina 147,

Prague, April 17. Enril Zatopek. Czech triple

Indonesia and Formosa mustfield. Old Tyre. Olymple Gold medallist, has

play two matches, as part of B-Matşukok Handicap, Class 4. 6 Furs-All Gay, Apple Ple, Beesti- declined an invitation to run in

a series, to decide what coun- to- the Boston Massachusetts,

Emerald, Fenchurch, tries will compete at Melbourneful Lio. Beautiful Plioenix. Caesar. annual Marathon race on Thurs night when he beat Ales- at the Olympic Games in No-Giddus Kenny Lady, imate io, Mound Bailes,

Fieldmaster, day. It was announced here to-sandro Ottavio, of Italy, vember. Officials proposed that Potentially. day.

after six rounds of a rounds lightheavyweight contest here.

A sports official said the race would have interfered with Zatopek's training plans for the coming trock season.-China Mail Special.

INDIAN BOXER BEATEN

London, Apr. 17. The Indian Flyweight, Pancho Bhatachaji, war beaten by the London boxer, Bill Downer, in six rounds fight tonight at the Birmingham Sportsdrome.

ey Turpin

10 one game be played at Djakarta

and the other at Talpel.

Dr Sastroamidjojo was asked whether he opposed the propo sai that the flops of both coun-

The referee stopped the fight at the end of the sixth round owing to Ottavio's badly eutirles should be raised at the stadium In Djakarta where the looked sharp and first match would be played. business-like in the early

He replied "usually we hoist only the flags of countries which we recognise. That is our policy."

rounds.

He

the cut open Italian's eye in the first round and punished him with rights and Jetts. But afterwards the snap went out of the fight with 100 mauling and pushing.

much

first fight It was Turpin's since last October when he was knocked out

Canadian by Gordon Wallace.

The content was supporting He "retired" after that bout bout to the Randolph Turpin and relinquished his British and Alesandro D'Ottavio (Italy) Empire Lightheavyweight titles,

fight-France-Proose,

Reuter,

THE GAMBOLS

FOR HEARTUNE

GOING TO BE FISH, QUBV TO-DAY

The same newspaperman then asked "would you object if only the Nationalist China ng 18 ralled when the second match is played in Taipe!?"

"That would depend on cir- cumstances which I do not yet know," replied Dr Sestroamid- Jojo Reuter.

Clan

i

7.

5-Hak-Un Handicap. FF. 135 M.P.-Begonia Beloved. Best Wishes. Emperor Delight, Flying Duteliman, French Bean, Good Girl, Hammer Min. Hormony, fronde Matador, Moonrudy My Pal, Ora King, Pat O'Gold, Silver Danile, Tell-me-more.

10----Tunglowan Handicap.

Clare J.

Fr. 2 M.F. American Carrot, Amurement, Boat That Can Do, Chessington, Cordon Rouge, Dragon-

Pokfulam Haŭdicap (2nd Bec.) Class B FarGladde, Heliza- poppin. How Do I Know, furry On, Læwrence, Long Cute, Phoenix, Star 9-nalyingpun siandicap. Class 9. 1 Mile. Blazing, Colin, Desert Gold. Dana Maria, ffendetta, Las, Many Rolumna,

Peart Diver, Pearl of Jongkong, itider's Wish. Roue d'or, Sonorito, Southern Cross, Zerimar.

13—Mangkok Handicap, Clara 2, 114 MIBabnie, Cheerful, Gabriel funks, Gukten Brunch, Knock-down, Quicksilver Raja. Resurrection, The Champ. Tip Top, Wingarde,

By Empire Boost, WITHOUT A WIN Spirit Belteon, Huntington. John Santa Maria, Sportsmanship, Super-

Halifax, L'are Triomphe. Manxman,

King. Tom Thumb, Winning Rush

SECOND DAY

and the

1956 Ponles

ALL SEASON

St Thomas's FC who play in the Mill Hill (Lancs) Boys'

Tin Kau Plate has been cancelled League had gone all season entries transferred to without a victory. Twenty four Taikoktaul Plate which will be nun matches; twenty four defeats.. In two wootion-One Mile seated Forly gonls for 184 agulist.

camo

of from o Two Alie Port..

# match with 1.-Shaokiwan Tandicap-Novices. Then Class 11 Mile-Amapola Calamity. Ploneer Ceitle and it ended in Get Si Bon Festival View, Full- n draw. It was St Thomas' last

Q-Spirit, King Rader, Motme. Borabo, Tumblewood, VIF.

& Barry Appleby

WELL, DON'T BOTHER 10) det AMD ANYTHING

FOR DINNER.

HAVKA DO

¡VERZY WELL, DBAR

18 TUIS ALL, I GET TO BAT JARTIEZ A TUNED DRIVE WOKIE?.

game of the sensori.

GOLDEN CHURN

CHUR

ABBALLANTYNE PEU, ATE

katter

butter

... (WITH A MAČKAINE: LTE UNU