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THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB : SEVENTH RACE MEETİNG Saturday 18th and Saturday 25th January 1958 (To be held under the Rules of the Hong Kong Jockey Club)

THE PROGRAMME WILL CONSIST OF 10 RACES.

The First Bell will be rung at 1:30. p.m. and the First Race run

at 2,00 p.m. on both day.

The Secretary's Office at Alexandra House will close at 11.43] am, on both days.

MEMBERS' ENCLOSURE

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 from The Club's Cesh_Sweep Office, at Queen's Buliding, Chater Road and 382 Nathan Read only on the written introduction of a Member, who will be responsible for all visitors introduced by him,

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

The 4th Floor is restricted to Members and Ladies wearing Lady's Branchen.

NO CHILDREN will be admitted to the Club's premises during the Wreting. For the purpose a Child is a person under the age of seventeen years. Western Standard.

PUBLIC ENCLOSURE

The price of admission will be $3.00 each per day payable at the Gate.

Any person leaving the Enclosure will be required to pay the reisile fee of $3.00 in order to gain re-admission,

MEALS and REFRESHMENTS will be obtainable in the KESTAURANT,

SERVANTS

Bervants must remain in their employers' boxes except for passing through on their dutfes. They may on na account use the Betting Bootlu or Pay Out Booths in the Enclosures.

CASH SWEEPS

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Through Cash Sweep Tickets at $16.00 each for each day and 132.00 each for both days may be obtained from the Cosh Sweep Üfees at Queen's Building, (Chater Road), and 5. D'Aguilar Street during normal office hours and until 10.00 am. on the lat 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 lekets will be Issued consecutively only and the right is reserved by the Stewards 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 3,000.

In the case of two-day Race Meetings. Through Tickels may be purchased for each day of the Meeling provided that the second day is on a dale not less than Ave days after the first day. It all other cases Through Tickets will only be sold for the whole Meeting. Tickets reserved and available but not paid for by 10.00 am. on Friday, 17th January, 1958, will be sold and the reserva lon cancelled for future Meetings.

Tickets over 3,000 will also be issued consecutively but particular 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 tu and can be produced by the holder.

The Stewards reserve the right to refuse any subscription also the right to remove any name from Subscription Lists without slating reasons for their action.

Tickets for the Special Cash Sweep on the Poarce Memorial Cup scheduled to be run on 25th January, 1958, at $2.00 each may be obtained from the Cash Sweep Offices at:-

Queen's Buliding (Chater"Road) and 5, D'Arullar Street on

Mondays to Fridays

Saturday, 18th January

302, Nathan Road, Kowloon

Mondays to Fridays

9 a.m. to 0 p.m.

9 am, to 11 .m.

10 am to 4 pm.

Saturday, 18th January

Bum. to 11 am.

TOTALISATOR

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

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.

PAYMENTS WILL NOT BE MADE ON TORN OR DISFIGURED TICKETS.

Bookmakers, Tic Tac men, etc. will not be permitted to operate within the precincts of the Hông Kong Jockey Club.

By Order of the Stewards,

ASTOINTMENT

BLACK & WHITE

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A. E. Arnold,

Gooretary.

THE CHINA MAIL, SATURDAY, JANUARY 25, 1958.

I. M. MacTavish's Saturday Soccer Spot

NOTHING TO JUSTIFY THE MOVE

SPORTS QUIZ

Who is the World Feather- wolght Boxing Champlon?

2. Which sort of event would

you be watching if the com-| petitors Included Brian Hewson, Tom Courtney, Darek Johnson?

3.

Who is Fujie Eguchi?

4. Jake "LaMolto, Randolph

Turp

Carl' Olion, and Gene Fullmer niso lost H world boxing title to the same man. What was the title and who was the man?

5. Where will the final rounds of the World Soccer Cup be held next year?

0. Where will the 1958 Euro-

pean Games be held?

7. With what sports do you

associate Everton and Cly je Think carefully over th

ane.

8. With two exceptions all the

post-war Wimbledon Men's Singles Champions have been either Australian or Amerleno. Name the ceptions.

Ex-

9, Who te vice-emptin of the Australian cricket team Louring South Afrien.

10. What's the name: "One of

the Three Musketeers playing In Davis Cup for sixteen consecutive ...won Wimbledon Singles In 1924 and 1928

t11 plays of Wimbledon yeor

For answert see Pare 17

NOTICE

THE HONG KONG

JOCKEY CLUB

each

This Afternoon's Rugby.

IT LOOKS LIKE A

CLEAR-CUT WIN FOR ARMY OVER THE RAF TODAY

Says "PAK LO"

There are only three rugby games now scheduled for this afternoon, for the Club v Talwan match is scratched until further notice, as final arrangements have still to be made regarding the arrival of the players from Taiwan, who are expected, if all goes well, around about Chinese New Year,

There is still somo doubt whether they will indeed come. for at the moment no one is as yet certain exactly what type of football they play up there. If it is the American version then the tour will be definitely off. The three games this after-thie la just what they will noon are well spread out for probably not get today, and at Sek Kong at 3.30 p.m. the RAF defrito win for the soldiers is meet the Army, while at the indicated here. same time at the Army Boun- dary Street ground in Kowloon the Police clash with the Navy. Both these matches are part and parcel of the Pentangular Tournament.

Game Why Should This

Have Been Played At The Hongkong Stadium?

It is frequently very difficult to follow the reasoning behind

some of the things that happen in Colony football but nowadays it is becoming rather obvious that it is all too easy to get a very ordinary occasion embellishod with the 'big' tabel.... even when it is an occasion which almost every follower of the gamo knows `is`un- worthy of such a garnish ing.

A

perfect example of this was given last weekend when the Senior Shield match between South China and Eastern was transferred from the more humble Caroline Hill ground to the ostentatious con- fines of the Hongkong Stadium.

The Answer

...... in

the

I know some of the reasons affairs it probably seems strange that have been offered publicly that South China should want to for the switch and I also know forfelt the legitimate advantage something of those that have given to them in the draw for

discussed behin:l been

the the game. Where in the whole game in the Club "B"

ecenes. It's all a very mixed up length and breadth of football Club side are struggling to find

tory. In common with many would any team directorate in of our soccer folks I hold the its right senses give up a home man to fill the gap in the centre of their three line, and opinion that there was absolute game to play on neutral ground? though their packs should hold

Holdly nothing in the background...what orange set of circum- the upper hand, the weals three the match which justified its stances could induce a team to On the other side of the barline behind the serum is not being regarded as a Guper do it here?

the Club ground the able to provide the support studium attraction....especially bour on "B" are at home lo the East either In defence or attack Lancashire Regiment in a needed to stop the East Lan- "friendly" match, The latter cashire Regiment. XV stepped gallantly into the

New- breach iert

The latter, who beat by the 24th Field Regiment at short notice, us the castle last week, should win; 24th Field Regiment Rugby XV for against Newcastle, whom has gone down to Malaya to the Club also beat by a narrow

the Army

Inter-Unit 3-point morgin about ten daya contest Finals.

ago, the East Lancashire XV tocked much the better sido in every respect.

The Teams

Most spectators will there fore be at Boundary Street where an exciting game should take place. Navy дго спор ngoin struggling to field a XV,

Navy Marshall, Evans, Wat- and it is possible that the XV son. Alifrey, Sanders, Freeman, which takes the field will show | Brophy, Richards Winston, one or two alterations from that Meads, Stroud, Harrison, Val- published, but details of these lings, Bradby, Fry changes, it there are any, are not available at time of going

to press.

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rights in such matters as bring ing visiting toaren to the

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recedent by farming out responsibilities to others might and it dimcult to re establish Ito executive control when

quote cumstances so re-

The Binclpool vicit has signi- Brances that stretch beyond the touchlines and whether" "the fainous Tangerines' play hero or not the background to

the may

eventually

all the dramalle last minute opinion of those who know mos! switching of venues and dates. about such things is neg

It is true of course that simple. It in spelt M-O-N-E-Yegotiations

"or the greatest earlier in the

Eastern and is pronounceʻl POWER Prove to bo

I still hope that scored a well merited victory and it is the greatest rignificaner.

we shall have the pleasure of single influence in the game in seeing them in gelion, and over South China in a League, game but since then there bas Hongkong today. been a great difference in the fortunes of the two clubs. Eastern have slipped badly while the Coroline Hill side has gene from success to success and has Dow In fact overhauled KMB in a tense rece for the Championship.

Badly Beaten.

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above all I hope those of us who have already seen, Stanley Matthews con share the treat.. with Hongkong's succer fans.

Language Barriers

The great question of moment is still whether or not Blackpool will play in Hong- hong. The fans are getting It is probably well known to more than a little anxious many of you that much of what the days pass and no news ist write in this column and in available locally on the subject, my reports le quoted and com- The idea of a British pro-mented upon in the vernacular fessional side playing in the press. This is flattering but it Just week parlor South Colony has now caught the is alse, of course, a most useful Chinn had swamped Sing Tao public fancy and there is not way of Interchanging points of Club "B": Martin, Holt, Kil-wille Eastern had been badly he slightest doubt that. pro view hi the different scations of.. vert, Dawson, Lewis, Tucker, beaten by the Police available and none of the reguing to find that in many cases the community. It is encourag- vided the fult League side is Hearn, Carpentor, Diworth, somehow the folks behind the Ellott, Turnbull, Berger, Steven,

China - Eastern Shield or Blackpool players are re- the sporting press rises above" G. Wright, Swinley.

game managed to convince the quired to play in World Cup Janguage barriers and that thero HKFA that the mealing was games for England or Scotland is much in common between the ...then the fans could be well men who write in English, and enough of a pubile attraction to

those who write in Chineyo. be switched to the Hongkong rewarded for waiting... Stadium.

RAF: Hogy, Coombes, Little, Martin, Myers, Taylor, Cornah, Maltacott, Fowler, :. Gascoigne, Steele, Phillips.

Folloe:

South

Full Strength

Do not misunderstand that o meaning that the sporlwriters in the vernacular press agree with

Programmes and Entry Forms for the 6th Race

The Navy three lae shows Meeting 1957/88 to be held one change on the wing where on Saturday, 8th February Sanders is brought in, while

tront of the throws Brophy and 1958. (weather permitting)

Freeman are this week's halves.

How wrong they were: Johnstone, McNiven, may be obtained at the Secre- Only Bradby and Vallings re- Scott, Lloyd, O'Regan, Risch, played before a crowd that only The third rate encounter was

A full strength Blackpool side everything I write. Nothing coul Lary's

Omec, Alexandra main from last House;

week's pack Lelilot, Bryan, Cunningham, just half fitect the grast arena... would be a wonderful attrac-be further from the truth. What the Club House, į which contains a lot of Walsh, Brown, Forsythe, Walker, a crowd that could very easily

ion, The Hongkong footballs Important is that generally u Happy Valley: and the unknown players,

A. N. Ollier. 'Miller. Stables, Shan Kwong Rond.

have been accommodated across faithful would see soccer played fair translation is given of the The Police will be turning Army: Leppard, Haddow, the road at the ground where the in a more purposeful way than Foint at stake and the comments. cut the sune side that lost lo

Bode-Cox, Gerrard, Sharp, game should originally have been they have done from any set of agreement or criticism aru then Entrios close at 12 o'clock the Club

Rowe, Robertson, Wilberforce, played...

visitors in recent years with on Wednesday, but

This week for example one of O'Donnell, Arthur, Mander, To those who do not follow the possible exception of the NOON on Tuesday, 28th this time they are up at Munte, Busby, Abbott, Green. the inner workings of our soccer Grasshopper club, who came the big Chinese papers took issue January, 1968.

much weaker opposition. With

Irom Switzerland four years.

with me on the merits of the Cunningham outhooiding Wins- showd

ago... but I am in full agree-performance given by South

China's inside ton, the Police threes

forwards Ha ment with the men-officials of Cheung-you and Yiu Cheuk-yin have every chance to KOE

the HKFA-who feel it must be in the Senior Shield match moving, and they should score for the strength of the

a full strength Blackpool or no against Eastern. Navy

Blackpool at all. dafence lica

in the centre where Watson is sure to see that the Police threes got a

By Order of the Stewards,

A. E. ARNOLD,

Secretary

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YOUNG STANLEY IS JUST

LIKE HIS FATHER

Says DAN MASKELL

warm

The Police threes with their faster and heavier forwards to back them up should break through and add another two Stanley Matthews junior, 12-year-old son of the famous points their Pontangular | footballer, has been one of nine boys under instruction during the past week at the LTA Winter Junior School at Queen's Club.

to

total, giving the Police in three games as many points as they Inve earned throughout M whole Tournament for nung a long season past.

A number of prople have standard is not do high as the In the same at Sek Kong the united me just how good young boys, but there are two or three Army, although shaken by the Stanley really is. Is he likely who have pleased Mrs Mary to develop into a player of top Police, should be happier today Wimbledon class? against the orthodox RAP

and Without question ho threes. The faster Army threes three or four others who have with their superior pack should been training with him are the win for the Airmen are hard most promising boys of their hit by the posting of Walt and 12-13 Htchings

age group that I have

evar seen la this country, And without the backing of Matthews, In particular, has their forceful packs leader and excellent ball sense, and com- place kicker it looks like a clear-petition seems to bring out the cut win for the Army today.) best in him-just like his father The RAF threes, although fast on a big occasion,

lod a plentiful supply of the His footwork is another strong ball to get them--Biarted, and point, but ous would hardly

Pye's Fine Form All the boys have

expect а Non of footbollar Staley Matthews to be anything but quick about the court.

absorbed their coaching well, and aro Zeveloping д sound basle Jesse Pye, veteran Interna- technique. George Worthington, onal, is in fine form for WIs the Australian

has been who bech

Town in the Midland with us three years as coach at League. He has scored 20 goals the All-England Club, Wimble- tlin season. In remarkable don, told me.

gume against Rotherham County "There is no question that Reserves, Wisbech started with-Matthews and the other boys cut Pyo and Bobby Langton and are very, very good: manfertal. bed all the play. When they. They are as 2001. ne lustruidan arrived Rotherhim, immediately boys of the sama ago.”urlan took the lend! But in the end

bccti Eleven girls have Wisbech won 8-1.

under instruction. The overagy

so

Stanley Matthews Junior

sense,

To me that argument makes An awful lot of good The English side has a number at players who may very well

clearly stated.

In my report on the game I thet gave it as my opinion These two players were brillant in midfield, but that they had finished badly, I still hold firm

that point of view,

sportswriter hla part-

be required for their countries to

but the Chinese In the World Cup series and without these stars

the classic triminings we want to 500.

was

Blackpool, concerned in pile of a powerful reserve armly convinced that the dis- of playing strength, would lack play of the two inside forwarda pory of South Ching's playing plan. I can agree that These two ing players まれなが It would be a tragedy if the have been planned Into a .but I simply cannot support those

visit did not materiallso...but role,

who be- believe that ever being given

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lieve It would. He an even such · job grans that greater letdown to accept an player of Ho Cheung-you's un- understrength Blackpool. Up to doubted. power takes the time of writing this article, negative feeding role. I understand no reply has yet Poor Football

been received to the HKFA's

offer of £4600.

Neither can I imagine

that

I understand also that the either of the players concerned appropriate committee of the were in any way antifled with efforts to get the ball HKFA will meet to discuss the their question in all its aspects in the into the net, Yu Cheuk-yin was certainly only thwarted course of the next few days....... } **

but

In view of the general on one occation by a brillant silence which bog prevailed bit of goalkeeping....but some since the HKFA closed cassion of his shooting, and some of meeting earlier this week it tho. efforts by Ho Cheung-you scems certain that the parent were just plain and simply: association is going to exercise pour football, and that can

hidden in an excuse Its undisputed rights and handle not bo

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was part of South China's, pina.

on

all the negotiations and arrange that ments in connection with the visit it and when. It takes No leum goes into a knock- B playing out compétition with place.

is based polley which I hope my reading of the scheming, but precludes the vital general allenco is accurato. I necessity of getting the ball into. am sure if any other decision the net. Ho Cheung-you, and Hallard, the Wightman Cup had been reached. It would al- - Yiu Cheuk vin, did the scheming, captain. Who knows? One of most certainly have been made stuff with all their customary them may be another Christine public by na... and I am sklil

but ghy this Dolah- Trupan.

sure too that there are many ing. If it was part of a plan

strild it was a football. London Express Bervice); / who will applaud any decision | I'm. (World Copyright) -- by the HEPA to insist on its trolle I didn't understand.

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