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THE CHINA MAIL SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 14, 1989.

THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB WEAKENED CLUB XV SHOULD

4TH RACE MEETING

Saturday 21st and Saturday 28th November, 1959. (To be held under the Rules of the Hong Kong Jockey Club) THE PROGRAMME WILL CONSIST OF 18 RACES

The First Belli will be rung at 1.30 pm, and the First Rece run at 3.00 pm. un both days.

The Secretary's Office at Alexandra House will close at 11.45 a.m. on both days,

MEMBERS' ENCLOSURE.

No person without an admission badge, which must be prominently displayed throughout the moating, will be admitted. Admission Badges at $10.00 each per day are obtainable during office hours from the Club's Cash Sweep Offices, at Queen's Bunang, Chater Hoad, 5 D'Aguilar Street, King's Road, North Point, and 382 Nathan Road, only on the written introduction ot a Member.

ADMISSION BADGES WILL NOT BE AVAILABLE AT THE RACE COURSE ON RACE DAYS.

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

NO CHRDREN under the age of seventeen years, Western Standard will be admitted to the Club's premises during the Meeting.

PUBLIC ENCLOSURE

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

Any person leaving the Enclosure will be required to pay the regis act of $3.00 in order to gain te-admiss.on

MEALS and REFRESHMENTS will be avaliable RESTAURANT.

CASH SWEEPS

in the

18.00 each per day and Through Cash Sweep Tickets at $32.00 for both days may be obtained from the Cash Sweep Dice it ren's Building, (Chater Rund), 5, D'Agular Street and 3 Naan Rood, Kowloon, turing office hours.

Tickets regered and available but not paid for by 10.00 an on Friuny, 2015 November, 1859, will be sold and the reservation cancelled for Julure Meetings.

Cash Sweep Tickets at $2.00 each for the last race on 28th November, 1959, may be obtained from the Club's Cash Sweep Offices,

The Office hours of the Club's Cash Sweep Offices are as fullows:

Queen's Building (Chater Road) and 5, D'Agullar Street, Hong Kung on:-

Week-day, Mondays to Fridays

Saturday 14th November

Saturday 21st and

Saturday 28th November

9 am to 5 pm. 9am to 12.30 p.m.

Ba.m. to i1 s,m.

King's Road, North Point, Hong Kong and 382 Nathan Road, Kowloon on

Week-days, Mondays to Friday......

Saturday 14 November

Saturday 21st and

Saturday 23th November

10 am to 4 pm.

9am to 11.45 a.m.

9am to 11 am.

By Order of the Stewarda,

Hong Kong. 14th November, 1959.

RONSON

GAS

Quick, clean easy refuelling. One Butron Multi-Fill gives about a year of lights in normal

use.

1

A. E. Arnold,

Secretary.

STILL BEAT BRIGADE IN TODAY'S MAIN RUGBY MATCH

By PAK LO

The big match of this afternoon's many rugby games is of course that between the Club "A" and 48 Brigade, both of whom must be considered as top contenders for the Pentangular title. This game will be played on the Army ground in Boundary Street at 3.15 p.m. Following this match the 1st Destroyer Squadron face the Tanks at 4.30 p.m. on the same ground.

The

Police ground in Boundary Street will also attract spectators for there at 3.15 p.m. the Police face a full- the strength Sappers XV. After this match at 4.30 p.m. Club "B", who have to date proved themselves no mean opponents take on Whitfield Wanderers:

Club "B", who for various How the Clubs have day. However, the Lancs have

Laville reasons, have never had a game the services of

And the stronger pack, and with a the centre, and steadler supply of the ball, on their own ground, have re- Wiegett in

on Watson of full- should win. queried that they now be re- will rely ferred to as the Nomads, so in this match we have the Wan- dent's venus the Nomads.

The rest of the games are well spread around the Colony. At Stanley the 1st Lanes are hosts this weekend

to 32 Medium Regiment

at

3.15 p.m.. while out at Kal Tak the airmen from that far- flung post take on 5th Field, Club Weaker

In the remaining game of the XV afternoon the other RAF from Little Sai Wan face the 10th Destroyer Squadron at the Happy Valley ground at 4.30

p.m.

back.

With D'Enth no longer avail- able the Club wings are wenker, though Brown is still the strong point of their stack.

The Club. park is at full

while they strength and

will not overcome the Brigade side they should hold their own,

olber The Delgado on the hand with

very strong pack, and cood halves, have a three line which leaves much to be desired, and the the

should

to be prove

factor, Club differentiating Rhould win this mich by a fair margin.

Too Strong

In the other Club match, the "B" side, though weaker than The main gone this afternoon usual. should prove too strong have And the Club a little weaker for the Wanderers who than usual, for they are without hot shown the ability they did Soluby. This means that Ben-last year.

The other game on the Police Dett who has been a definite

ground between the Police and asel aa full-back has to move up to fill Seruby's place. While the Sappers should prove to be Scruby is the best scrum-half | fra easy win for the Police for the Suppers are Bot Rt full In the Colony, Benneti nuk be acknowledged as the next in strength today. The Police are ine anu this should

so sure of themselves that they weaken the Club except in are fielding a pack which brings three newcomers into the line- defence.

out in place of ruch stalwarts as Shelley and Nowion.

The sensational new Victor smaller lighters with fingertip flame control as Varoflame

Varaflame

jet streamlined

There are

no lighters

like the

NEW

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At Stanley the Lanes are against strong opposition today, and their threes face the hardest task of their season to date, for the 32 Medium set have acquil- ted themselves well both in at- tack and defence before to-

SPORTS QUIZ

1. Has a horse over won the Derby two years in succes- sjon?

2. Which country won all the

In

Still Unsettled.

At Kal Tak the airmen are still an wettied teanz and their the Bi Field wish. strong and virile 'pack should steamroller over the opposition this afternoon and give their backs every chaner to win. In the game on the Valley ground

Destroyer 10th should be able to Squadron

fast field a strong pack, with threes, and should beat the air- men from Little Sai Wan who do not have the men to oppose such a combination.

the

In the other Boundary Stree! Rame the Tanks as hosts should win, for

on the

ball

with Tom Finner

Is Stanley Matthews? Style Out-Dated?

I stood listening the other day to a couple of players discussing Stanley

Matthews,

"It's lovely stuff to watch,” said one, "but of course it doesn't win interna-

tional matches any more.”

"That's right," said the other, "it would just be blanketed by the modern

Continental defences."

But were they really right? | I realise most of the critics with them. It would agree has been maid for a long time that only fast,

direct włosETS can succeed in International football ..that a ball-player such as Stan holds up the line and gives the opposition the chance to set up is defensive patterns,

This is described as one of the major lessons that England has Joort In The post-war year.

But I am far from being con- vinced.

I agree that the winger of today has a mate definite rols

vi than his counterpart 15 JOAN SEO.

His Responsibility.

The responsibility of break- the deep retreating delensive systems-adopted in Continental and South Ameri- can ecuntries les largely on his shoulders, ▲ winger capable of outflanking interna- ional defences and then meing along the by-line is worth his weight in gold to any side,

though depleted to-ing down { day, they suli have the potential in the three ine, which once it

become settles down winning combination. Toc packs should be evenly balanced with If anything the advantage going to

the Tanks. A win for the Army side is envisaged here.

WHITHER

During the past five seasons, we've seen a whole succession of such players starring in world football.

Today that is probably more important than ever, for a bad pass will tore Ukely than not be tha means of set- ting up a rival attack. Possession of the ball is vital and should be retained even if it means pushing the ball back and waiting for the moment to As for pace, I doubt

There was Caibor, the flying Hungarian, the high-scoring

Rohn, Ghenti Germon

of wizard Spain, the Brazilian

Garrincha, Kopa one of the best utility players I've ever strike.

the Swedes, Hamrin whether there's ever been a and Skoglund, and nearer Inster winger than Stan, but le home, Cliff Jones of Wales and

niwnys, controled spoed with the accent on Ireland's Mcfarland,

change of расс..

Wrong Lesson

1

WIS

I know my views on modern I contend that we've learnt wing-play are shared by many from the of our international rivals and the wrong lesson right teachers. Speed alone Fereno Puskas in particular is a fervent believer in ball- has not been that recres, They are all fine ball-players who playing winger. make their openings by shoer rkill and then round them off

And with pace.

Woy Stanley Matthewn' technique is the most modern of them all,

the for it combines

basic methods of all successful sides, Like me, he was brought up

that to believe

one should

pass never pass for the sake ing, but only to a man in a better position than oneself.

DOWNES

AND GILROY?

By ARCHIE QUICK

I remember him once saying ron- "Matthews is the most derful outside-right I've ever I have always been Feen, Borry that I wasn't able to see blm in bis bey-day. "Even today, it is amazing to watch his bursts of speed,

fascinating dribbling and intelligent approach to game. He is an example all footballers."

At

Cult Of Speed

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his his the for

the

time when Hungarians Blood ot their dizziest peuk bf success, their wingers were still trying to pattern themselves upon Stan. Í feel it's a great plty that so tew of our own players follow his example.

has

Our

The cult of speed obtained such a grip on League clubs that even some of our natural ball-playing wingers ere curbing thele natural gume,n I have said before that Cilf

Joas, for whom I have a great admiration.

would be oven

Is Freddie Gilroy being rushed. A long, sad line of British potentia!

world champions have been overmatched with sorry result, and would say that to put the fresh-faced Belfast 23-year-old into the five if he slowed up same ring as world titleholder, Mexican Joe Beccera, is a little pre- mature.

That is putting it mildly, for Gilroy, now European, Empire and British

bantamweight champion, has had only 20 professional fights.

Good

as he undoubtedly is, that is not enough experience to be thrown into the rough-and-tumble of American fistic mechanics,

but the top.

British

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little. The same criticism applies to so many of our best prospects,

Eurland's power was found- ed upon the mastery of ball- play and if we want to return to those days I 2. Sture wa will have to adopt the muXTO recipe.

Would the Stan Malthews of

Or would he maybe warm them up a little.

Gilroy is possibly the best looked like weaving his way to no more. Like Gilroy, he has that era. I wonder, be blanketed men's swimming events in world prospect we have.

no had more than a couple of by the defensive systems of the 1848 Olymple Gamest that is where we come in. We Downes beat John McCorcozen professional contests, end today? 3. How many tails to the over have heard it so often before. [mick all right in eight rounds that is not good enough to be

Wire there originally

Rugged Sicilian Piero Rolle, 32, when the referee stopped the thrown into global warfare.

Unfortunately, A Italian holder of the European fight just 50 days after the Scoi crickets?

boxer once be becomes title until Freddie took it from had taken the title from Downes low blow, him at Wembley Empire Pool, lying down from a

champion retroats flaws in But I cannot think that 5. Who headed the England exposed

cocoon of Inactivity until an other bir "perso” Is WEVOL batting averages in the re- Gilroy's armour that I shudder onco so promising Downies will

under his nose. cently-ended Test series to think what would happen to go any further, The, European against India?

Ulsterman the

in an "away" and world titles are beyond his match, ka say New York or San reach when

4. Where did cricket's first Test

Match Lake place?

6. Can a goal be scored direct from a corner kick in soccer?

7. In what game does one pair

of players

Use a red and yellow ball while the oppos- ing pair Usos a blu and black ben?

8. Who holds the men's singles

Jawn tennis Litig of — a)

Australia, b) United States, c) Italy?

Francisco.

80 mally

Incredible Fitness

the

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No Further,. Downes' once we thought that he had only to stretch out

In the old days champion and grasp them

as he was Overmatch-fought as often ing caused his sharp decline.

was challenged and

all the better for it. So whither Rollo punched at will

Downer and Gilroy? As I saw Gilroy's stomach, and it was

them at Wembley I would say: ,only the Irish boy's incredible

McCormack never was a top-No further, Downes; Gilroy, fitness which palled

hum clars champion, but early in his further along the road lo the through. With the same op- latest Wembley bout with sument, always providing he in portunities, I think Boppers Downes he closed the Londoner's mursed properly." would have put him AWAY. left eye and split his nose.

Dave Charnley, not so long

Never Top-Class

2. Which albletes hold the

It is a solemn thought that Can you imagine what would ago u Royal Engineer, was in- men's world record for Glroy could go the same way have happened to Terry against troduced from the ring, on the a) 1,500 metres, b) shot-as Terry Downes, who has con- the man they once proposed to eve of his departure for Texas pult, c) long jump?

sistemuly been over-smíched, ¦ match him with--"Šuma" Hay to fight holder Joe Brown for 10. What sports would you ex- That dark kilost, "Spider" Robinson7 Again I shudder, the world lightweight title at pect to me at a Trent Wobb, was Downes downfall Downes showed terriño 'fighting | Houston, and Dave, within his Bridge, b) Troot, c) Forest just when ex-United States | spirit in chasing McCormack dour means, gave the LTI- Hill

Marine champion Terry - and stopping him, but he is pression that he was brimiening (Answers on paản 17) Paddington-born for nil that-- strictly a British champion and over with confidence.

[THAY-NINE

YM NOT SURE 1. LIKE MAR. VINCES RADING FILM,

SARRY!

DON'T JUDr

BY THE EVANES

MOVIE ANL MADK LINE CHA- SANS, AND VANCE

BE A GENIN.

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I DON'T MEAN THAT, 19% A STORKS

PRGUT CROOKS AND RUNİCO REAKTS

RACING'S NOT REALLY LIKE

NO! BLOODEYDICK, TRAINING AND GOOD RIDING WN RACES – CH, AND SOME LUCK) |

I'VE HAD THAT WITH FIVE WINNERS IN A ROW,

ENCE EXPORREN,

OFF THE CUFF

You can't keep a good man down apparently, at least not when his darna's TOMMY DOHERTY. Arsenal's Tommy has been coaching recently despite a broken leg.

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„Juventús are toying with the idea of following the Welsh example by switch- ing JOHN CHABLES to centre-halt.

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I have that JACKIE MILBURN — the former Nowcurile idol now with Linfield--häs hoon hitiing his old form,

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