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8-8A QUEEN'S ROAD CENTRAL, HONG KONG.

HONG KONG JOCKEY

CLUB

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 16 RACES The First Bell will be rung at 1.30 pm, and the First Race run at 2.00 pm, on both days.

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

MEMBERS' ENCLOSURE

No person without an admission bodge, which must be prominently displayed throughout the meeting, 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 Buliding, Chater Road, 5 D'Aguilar Street, King's Road, North Point, and 382 Nathan Road, only on the written introduction of a Member:

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

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

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

PUBLIC ENCLOSURE

The price of adinission will be $3.00 each per day payable

at the Cate.

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

MEALS and REFRESHMENTS will be available in the RESTAURANT.

CASH SWEEPS

Through Cash Sweep Tickets at 10.00 each per day and $32.00 for both days may be obtained from the Cash Sweep Offices at Queen's Building, (Chater Road), 5, D'Aguilar Street and 382 Nathan Road, Kowloon, during office hours.

Tickets reserved and available' but not paid for by 10.00 a.m. on Friday, 20th November, 1959, will be sold and the reservation cancelled for future 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 Omoes.

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

Queen's Building (Chater Road) and 5, "D'Agullar Street, Hong Kong on

Week-daya, Mondays to Fridays ......

Saturday 14th November ..rodermalny Saturday 2ict and

Saturday 28th November

9am to 5. p.m.

a.m. to 12.30. p.m.

a.m. io. 11 am.

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

Kowloon on-

Wock-days, Mondays to Fridays...

Saturday 14 November

Saturday 21st and

10 a.m. to 4 pro.

9 am to 11.45 a.m.

0am to 11 am.”

By Order of the Blewards,

Saturday 28th November ...teren

Hong Kong, 14th November, 1939.

A. E. Amold,

Becretary.

THE CHINA MAIL, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1959.

Club XV's Return To Home Ground

TAKE ON THE TWO RAF TEAMS THIS AFTERNOON

AT THE

THE VALLEY

By PAK LO

The Club return this afternoon after a long absence to their own ground, when both the "A" and "B" sides will be on show. The "B" XV takes on RAF Kai Tak at 3.15 p.m. and Club "A" face RAF Little Sai Wan, That the airmen are fielding two sides today is rather surprising considering that the full RAF side will be playing in the Pentangular on Wednesday.

On the other side of the harbour on the Army Boundary Street the ground at 3.15 p.m. 32 Medium Regiment take on 1st Tanks, and following this on the same ground at 4.30 p.m. Whitfield clash with the Northumberland Fusiliers.

It the other match of the afternoon, the Police are the visitors nt Sckong, where at 3.15 p.m. they meet 5th Field Regi- ment.

In

Ch

une

on the ball

with Tom Finney

FULHAM SAY IT

IT IS EASY AT

THE TOP

I moved down the middle and there, barring the way as he had been doing for the prst 90 minutes, was my old England partner Roy Bentley ... one of the outstanding successes of the current season.

Today he wears the white shirt of Fulham. But as I watched him, I was remembering the other shirts I've seen him wear Chelsea's blue, the black and white stripes of Newcastle and, of course, the one with the England lion emblazoned across the chest.

seems

success I am sure, wis going to beat Ray

this

casily.

the first match of

All along the line, the get a good chance this after-

10 have followed noon to get in the groove for afternoon on the my ground, appear more

craggy West-countrymans, their first Pentangular game on the Tonka would

At Newcastle, he was a mem- Wednesday when they meet the kely to go down by a narrow

the famous "Bank of 48 Brigade. This should be a margin, for while their pack is ber of

the England" Hine that paved threes are only is the last serles

strong their of clear cut win for the Police. This

game on the strong In the second

way for the club's hey-day. wing wing, a games before the Pentangular

Phat is pure to be well covered He went to Chelsea and con- Tournament starts on Wednesday Army ground the result is more

the Fusiliers hove by

the MediumY Regiment, founded the music-hall comed- evening with two floodlit game's open, for

whose tackling is very good. lans by leading the Londonets on the Club ground.

proved themselves in their few

be joutings to

a good

The Tooks should win the to the championship at last. The airmen, this afternoon, team,

Threes who use their

but they will not do rums, to well, are extremely unlikely

though

so well in the lineouts. In the the latter's overcome Club,

after handling could improve.

loose the 32nd Medium have a their

'very decided advantage with their powerful wing forwards who should smother the Tacks attack before it can really get going. Once the ball comes back to the 33 Medium threes the remit should never be in doubt, and a win for the latter is pre- dicted here.

who

showing over the last few weeks must deßnitely be regarded as one of the pre- mier teams in the Colony.

Lucky Club

The heavy Club pack should take its toll of the RAF for- wards and tho airmen are UV-

The Wanderers, who" have not been able in show such ther outstanding rugby on did last year, nilii have · 1 very strong forceful pack, and a good set of threes, who are very strong in attack in the centre.

likely to see much the ball. On 32 Medium To Win the other hand, Clus, with their

the

lincouts

while

smooth functioning halves, and The Wanderers pack should casily moving threes rhout control have no trouble in racking up a (shasing the serums, ond this fairly sized score. Club are in- slight advantage will be All deed lucky this year, for they that their threes

need. ·AI- have two Arst class serum-though the Fusiliers Lackle halves in Scruby and Bennell well, they still leave some to choose from, while Tancock.positional

that the bas Improved rapidly this sea- Wanderers should and and use son, and will be knocklig et on their way to victury. the door should either of these

two falter Club In fact hove little to worry about and they should win today,

The "B"

or the -- “Nomads,” like their senior team, should have little trou- blr disposing of the RAF coniingent, for they have good pack. which dominale forward play, and their backs though weak.

D con

have a few replacements to- day,

*

Though the aimen have fairly fast three line, they do not have the pack to back it up in attack, and their passing tes been highly variable this season. With most of their strength con- sclidated me the RAF side in the Sai Wan team the Kal Tak XV is too weak to break the Club "B" attack, and the latter should win,

Too Strong

Out at Sekong the Police, another contender for the Pentangular honoure, should win their match against the Gun- ners, for their pack should prove for too strong for the Jaiter who while kech, Jack finesse end the ability to pluy oa a pack..

The Police halves and threes are also much better and should

Sports Diary

TO-DAX

Cricket Div. 1: Berclo v Brigade, Carri- KON V CCC. KCC v ERC: Police V Seorplore Optimists v RAT.

Div. 2: Brigade v Recrea; RAF v Contaurs: University v Garrier; IRC v KCC; DES V KGY.

•

Soccer

Div. 1: South Chitty Cats (CH) 3.30 pm; Army v Kitchee (BS) 330 pom

Reserve Div.: Army v Kitchen

To v Club (CH) 2 po; BAT Kat Tak ~ REME (Navy) 2 pm; BAF sa Wan v Hon Ying (Navy) 3.30 pm; Frisons v Watsons {ley) 3.30 p.27 RIL v ATS (HV)

• p.m.; Caroline Hill Telephons (HV) 5.30 p.m.

Div. : SE Ying v C & W (HV) 9pm H. Gae y

(V) 2 pm; 617 v Unverady (E 330 pm & v Kowloon dodown (IV) 3.30 p‚m,

Racing

Fourth Race Hissling at Happy Valley.

Athletica BILAAA BOCand open meeting at I.K. Stadtura, a pian

Kowloon Junior Bohová mopon! at 1007 Bchool ground, z mporta P..

Believe It Or Not

Dick Evans, former Shafield United outside-left, played for England 'agalist Wales in the 1000-10 season and for Wales against England the following season. He actually appeared tan tires for England before it was. discovered ho т Walsh- born!-Benews Service,

Karis

SPORTS QUIZ

Now at Fulham, be has begun perhaps the most sur- prising chapter of all. Aller

the

Yet 12 months ago, the crilics were saying that his career was end. Today coming to several of those self-same critics are suggesting he could be the men to solve England's centre- half problems.

Fine Tactician

Just how has Roy made the switch so easily?

Firstly, I ink, because as a

13 years as'a top-flight for- ward, he has Dwitched to become tho rock around which Fulham's defence re-entre-forward he had many of the essential qualifies needed volves.

for his now job. He was strong, and a fine header

I haven't met better one) courageous this season and our duel was a most enjoyable one.

No one.

All-American Pete

Nears Rugby Blue

By PAT MARSHALL

London.

Pete Dawkins, the quiet all-American from West Point Military Academy, now in residence at Brasenose College, Oxford, played in only his sixth game of Rugby last week and proved | that a blue in next month's Varsity match is not beyond his capabilities.

1. What rare distinction do Dawkins used his superb physique (6ft. 1in., 14st.

Willie Watson, C. B. Fry and Denis Compton have in common?

2. Which England cricketer is nicknamed (a) Noddy, (b) Kipper?

3. In which sport might 3-4-1

play against 3-2-37

4lb.) with devastating power on the right wing.

And his two magnificent tries in Oxford Greyhounds' 29-3 win over Royal Military Academy, Sandhurst, had Varsity skipper Malcolm Phillips and secretary Dennis Jeeson showing more

in usual curiosity

the deeds of Yank at Oxford,

4. What are the surnames of than

Diese famous sportsmen: (b)

(a) 1. A. G.

P. B. H. (c) C. A. S. ---?

4. In which sports do you use!

(a) a spoon, (b) a shuttle cock, (c) a cradle?

4. Which of these countries has never won the Davla Oup: Australia, France, Britain, Italy)

7. May the batsman hit the

ball twice in cricket?

8. Which boxer held the world featherweight, Ughtweight and welterweight title "in 19387

9. Who led Cambridge to victory over Oxford at both golf and cricket in 1938? 10. Who has succeeded- Billy Wright as England's soccer captain?

(Answers on Page 17)

Even though Pete's defence is stli rudimentary, Phillips, de prived by the examiners of his slar wings John Young and

Andy Hurst, will probably give Dawkins

the full trial in Varsity side on the strength of his brilliance in attack.

First Look

It will be something of a world Rugby record from scratch to Varsity side in lower than 10 games!

of a ball. But the chief reason iles in his intelligent use of all the experience gained down, the years.

He has always been a fine thetician and he now putting

The day of the crowd idol is wald to have gone. But at Craven Cottage, Johnny bad the kind of following that I imagine Dixie Dear

0500 cajoyed at Goodison Park and Jackie Milburn on Tynalde,

What Hes ahead for Haynes and his men? When they were promoted to the First Division. many felt that they would fli as quickly na they had risen.

here Yet

they are lying handily in the top section of a few points the table only away from the leaders.

Fulham players will tell you that they

First are Anding Division football, easier than the Second and I quite believe them.

Plenty Of Talont

I discovered this, too, when Preston went up. A side that

that trait to good use. Natural-likes to play pure football has ly when one is trying to outwit more chance to settle down in a centre-forward it helps if one league where skill la considered

all-important, bas played in that position one- self.

When I was talking to lan after the game, he was saying He wished he'd made the change three stars ago, Opponenta are probably glad he didn't,

Fulham are naturally do- lighted over his success, for it taken mrich of the responsi bility off the shoulders of skipper Johnny Haynes who has borne the main brunt of the club's battle to win a place

In the soccer sun,

the Following his recall to England team, Johnny is onev more the centre of debate.

General Haynes

The 21-year-old Dawkins had just four college played in games before being given

Greyhounds "A"

Some see him as a player who run with the

doesn't it into the framework side against Eristol University

Others the week

of the national team, before. He scored

consider him the general that three tries.

England noods. Last week was his first taste near-first-class club foot-

of

ball.

Given the right encourage- ment In conching, he could be a Varsity match-winner.

The quiet West Pointer with the white stockings was happy to talk to me afterwords-about his studies.

"I'm up for two years reading Modern Greats-philosophy, poll

les, economics-then it's back to the US. Army for me," he said.

Then, half grudgingly, he ad-

Other Americans Jieve won blues for Rugby--Fred Hovde multed

This, of course, is something I am not allowed to corament upon, but he is certainly the general that Fulham needs, as he proved against Preston,

His long angled balls to the flanks kept our defence con- tinually at full-stretch and it would be difficult to think of a better passer of the ball.

He has the ability to hit it so'

are left fat- that opponents footed and the receiver can take haying to. the pass without check his stride,

In many way, he reminds me of my former

Eddle team-mate

in 1931 and Vince Jones, big- "Yes, I have been nominated | Quigley. game hunter, explorer, Rugbyan All-American footballer. Yes, man extraordinary, in 1954.

But both had played the game la Amerien. And neither won ; blue in his first year anyway.

I did play for West Point at ico hockey and baseball as well.

It was the thin time I'd seca Johnny playing on his home ground and I was struck the latry which sur-

"No-I was not lop cadet of by my year. Only 10th, I'm afraid."' rounds him.

YOU DON'T THINK HANN ON'S GONG TO TAYAND WORK THE "ANGER ON'THE LASY'?

KNOW

HE IS HE'S BARKED EVERY

„WIDER WEVE

HAD SINCE

"KEBORREN, BUT

A FAVOURITE S

NO GOOD

•ID HEAN

ALLÈS JANE MALIST

NEVER GUESS SI BLINNEAS HAVE

BLEN DOPED TO WIN BUT SHE'S GOT TO "KNOW ABOUT THIS PLAN FO SWATCH HORSES FOR THE CUP.

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1 IT. MIKE JANE ? WELL

ADVTOR HER MATTOR "SURE ABOUT THAT,

NOWE IN MAN

LOOK AT THIS VANCE'S STRINE ?

NEXT DAY.

KNOW YOUR FATHER

MORTGARED EVERYTHIN

TO BEY HEAVILY ON THE LADY FOR THE RACE WHILE THE ODDS WERE 0000, M155 JANT, AND SHE'UL VAN..... IF SHE RUNS

Fulham have plenty of th]= kind of talent and. In addition campaigners to experienced such as Fimmy Langley, my

one-time England colleague Eddie Lowe. Roy Bentley, Tosh Chamberlain, Johnny Haynes. Graham Legeait and the hardworking Timmy III, there are a lot of interesting youngster.

Tony Macedo is, of course, already on the fringe of inter- national honours. And three players who I understand are being watched closely by the selectors are right-back, Cohen, Alan Mullery and John Key.

No, the Fulharn success story has not ended yet. It's only just beginning,

OFF THE CUFF

ALAN BROWN-Sunder- land's manager and shrewd Judge of a player - considers Els CHARLIE HURLEY «s the greatest bali - playing world

today.

centre-half

in the

* *

I

*

hear that JIMMY LOGIE, the former Arenaž and Boottish inside- forward, who now plays for Gravesend, has decided to retire.

* * Don't be surprised if Birminghu

make s big splịch in the træusfer mar- ket soon.

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