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THE CHINA MAIL" 'FRIDAY, JANUARY 6, 1951.

PAS RAPIERS RACING COMMENTS A SIXTH MEETING CONCLUDES TOMORROW

All Happy ready to

ILTA PRESIDENT JEAN BOROTRA'S 'PROFESSIONALS' SUGGESTIONS CRITICISED BY AUSTRALIANS

Sydney, Jan. 6.

Australian amateur tennis officials lashed out today at a suggestion that

professionals be used in Davis Cup competition.

NEALE FRASER WITHDRAWS

Adelaide, Jan. 5.

Neale

Jean Borotra, President of the International Lawn Tennis As- sociation made the suggestion yesterday along with one to introduce Open Tennis Tour- naments as soon as possible, 111 Edwards. President of the Queensland Lawn Tennis Ak- sociation, today ridiculed the plans.

· Wimbledon champion Fraser's withdrawal yesterday from the South Austrailan Tennis Championships has de layed indefinitely an eagerly""Two awaited doubles trial with fel- low Davis Cup lefthander Rod Laver,

were to

Froser and Laver have

played together. In

Adelaide.

Fraser withdraw late sester- day after being advised by Mel- bourne doctor do rest his in- Jured left knee.

Deathknell

ago Boroire said years open tennis would come over

his dead body. Apparently

his body is not dead but his

מ4

would be thrust right back Into the background, like Open Golf tournaments. "Once again wo are getting ex- cellent tennis crowds here and we don't want to interfere with amateur tennis. The last

Davis Cup profit will do back into the game," Strange said. -UPI..

Mikhail Tahl shares' Swedish

score a win in the

day's main event

The Royal Hongkong Jockey Club's Sixth Race Meeting concludes tomorrow with a second-day programme of eight events.'

The first saddling bell will be rung at 1:30 pm and the first

race will start at 2.00 pm.

The main event of the day is Bhan (Alex Lam) should not the Galway Handicap over the score. It has plenty of speed and Two Mile Post for Class 4 there will be opportunity to use horses,

Here are my estimates of the chances:

thinking could be. Amy Inter Tournament lead race for Class ference with the Davis Cup would sound the deathknoil for amateur tennis,

Stockholm, Jan. 5.

30.1 seconds.

(First

it.

Sweet Home (Starr Liu) will, of course, be a toughnut to crack if it gets off to a good | breais away...**

As an outsider Bonny Boy (H. K. Hung) is a good one to follow.

FOURTH RACE Thirak Handicap (Third Beo-1 tlon). One Mile.

FIRST RACE Doncaster Handicap Section) Blx Forisngi.

The curtain-raiser is a sprint 4 horses with novice jockeys as riders, City of Victoria (J. B. Lim) gave a very Impressive gallop on Thursday, "We cannot give an inch to pro-World then champion Mikhail December 29, 1900, over the Six

1. K. Hung will be on Nashua, (tusionals who have shown very Tahi saares the lead in the Furlongs in 1:26.3 last quarter and as the pony is good over clearly that their claim to International Chesa Tourna-

The big danger is III Fi (Stan-this distance I consider its pros. ment here with another Soviet have the good of the game at

master, krand heart is so much eyewash," he

Alexanderley W. H. Ho) which is very fi pects of scoring a win rather

at the

13 moment. It quite bright in this race. Kotov, sold.

Beautiful Flower (Robert Norman Strange, President of After seven rounds the two capable of giving City of Vig-

foltoria a good fight for the Arst Tsal) looks dangerous and may the Avetration Lawn Tennis Russians have 5 poinis

cause an upset.

•Association, agreed.

lowed by East German cham- place.

Grace (C. Y. Wong) is worth An upsel could come from of prvivaionada plon Woolfgan Uhlman, 6, and entry The

be disastrous would month,China Moll

Resurrection to Finnish champion Eero Book Babsie (Stoven Lu) and Golden some consideration.

(Alex Lam) is nateur tendis. The amatours 4

Nordic Rute (Oakford), Norwegian and

the rank outsider in this event, champion Svein Johannesen aud Weat Gorman prand master

Laver will now pair in South; Australia with Queensland junior Owen French.

Fraser also will miss the Aut tralian Championships, to played at Kooyong, Melbourne, later the

be

Special.

THE ROYAL HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB Wolfgon Unzicker are next with

6TH RACE MEETING

Monday 2nd and Saturday 7th January, 1961 (To be held under the Rules of The Royal Hong Kong Jockey Club)

THE PROGRAMME WILL CONSIST OF 18 RACES (There will be 10 rnces on the 1st Day and & races on the 2nd Day) On the 1st Day the First Bell will be rung at 11.30 am. and the First Race run at 12.00. Noon. The Tiffin Interval will be after the Fourth Race (1.30 p.m.).

On the 2nd Day the Fast Bell will be rang at 1.30 p.m. and the First Bace run at 2.00 p.m.

The Secretary's Office at Alexandra House will close at 10.00 am, on the lit Day and at 11.45 am. on the 2nd Day.

"MEMBERS' ENCLOSURE

No person without an Admission Badge will be admitted. Admission Badges must be prominently displayed throughout the meeting.

Admission Badges at $25.00 each per day are obtainable only on the written Introduction of a Member. Adtuission Badges inay be obtained during office hours from the Cash Sweep Offices of the Club at Prince's Building, Ground Floor (facing Statue Square); 6. D'Agullar Street; King's Road, North Point and 382 Nathan Road. ADMISSION BADGES WILL NOT BE ON SALE AT THE SECRETARY'S OFFICE AND WILL NOT BE AVAILABLE AT THE RACE COURSE ON RACE DAYS.

1

Timas will be obtainable at the Club House if ordered in advance from the No. 1 Boy (Tel. 79811),

Members, Ladies wearing Ladies Brooches, and their Guests must enter the Members Enclosure by the entrance to the Members Standi.

Members

wishing to proceed to Club Boxes on the 4th and 5th Floors of the new Public Stand must do so from the 2nd Floor

of the Members Stand, using the lift or stairs.

Apart from the foregoing, Members, their Ladies, and Members Guests are not permitted to enter the Public Enclosure and Stand.

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 admission will be $10.00 each per day payable

3 points.

.

SECOND RACE Epsom Handicap (Third Sec. tion) One Mlls.

FIFTH RACE Wincanton Handicap (Second Section); Six Furlongs.

This sprint event will be can tested by the second batch of

Clasa 6 horses.

This race is confined to the Sweden's representatives have third section of Class 7 horses. made a poor showinna ai thự As Sydney will be rid- bottom of the list is Swedish des by Peter Plumbly I think 01 Lok Princess (Alex Lam) grand master Gideon Alahiberg Its prospects of scoring a win ra- appears to be the best bet here. with one point only.

ther bright over this distance. Linda (Robert Tsal) should be Slandings after seven. rounds

Two ponies which could pro- well up at the Anish while were: Tahi and Kotov 5 points, vide strong threats are Courier | East Coast (K. Kwok) and, Uhlman S, Book 4,

which Joliannt-| (Ringo Lai) and Viewpoint (T. Zanılbar (Wòng Loy), Unzleker 3%, Eri H. You).

falled so badly the last time out ten and

Chessington (Blvo) should may make amends tomorrow. Lundin (Sweden) and Aksel Nielsen (Denmark) 3. M. Bure- have something to Bay at the hal, M. Johansson and Z. Nils-finish.

G. son (Sweden) 2%, and Sinhiberg, (Sweden) 1.

In the next round Tahl is matched agalust M. Johansson and Kotov plays Stahlberg. --- AP.

THIRD RACE Wincanton Handlesp (Third Section): Six Furtodak.

In this race. Class 5 horses, I see no reason, why-Tal Ping

Fumio Kaizu wins

Orient middleweight title fight

Tokyo, Jan. 5.

Japan's Orient middleweight champion, Fumio Kalzu, tonight successfully defended his title

over

SIXTH RACE Thurles Handjeap: 11⁄4 Milles. This race is confined to Cinsa 6 ногвев,

First we have Helicon (Robert Tral) to consider as the pony 15. well suited to this distance and, remembering the way it ran and

SEVENTH RACE Doncaster Handicap (Becond Seation); Bix. Furlongi.

Cut this out and take it to the races

tomorrow for your guidance

Starters, Weights And Riders

Starters, weights and riders for tomorrow's

Happy Valley race meeting are given be low. This list is based on the official list issued by the Hongkong Jockey Club. As an additional guide to form, the placings of the ponies in their last three starts will be found on the left hand side of their names.

I do not think Captain Kia The names of ponies are all listed according to the

(Chun Kit) has much of a feld to account for in the second sec- tlon of this event reserved for Class 4 horses over six furlonge and should have a good chance In acoring here.

His adversaries are Jemima P. (Cruz), Fourways (K. Kwok) both of which are in good con dition.

positions drawn.

The first named pony has

drawn the No. 1 position, the second named

the No. 2 and so on.

You

2.00 pm Race 1. DONCASTER HAN-01 Vendetta (Tokmokoff). 125 iba

DICAT (st Section), & FAT-

Drum Kit. longs,

Class

410 Viewpoint (Ski) 140 Ths. aux (Tukokot 140 the

Tattyund.

142 lbs. 000 able (Metrevel) Stoven

J. Lin

Okay (Robert Taxi) is dan gerous and this pony is just as 234 City of Victoria in capable as the others of winning 210 clotden Rule (g)

EIGHTH RACE

Galway Handicap: From 2 Mile Post,

This race winds up the Sixth Race Meeting and is confined to

Class 4 horses.

000 it

Oakford,

..... 140 184,

150 18.

145 18.020 Perri (Botronoit) 145 10.000 More Girl (Below 162 Ibs.

000 Star Kingdom (S. H. Wong)

*** 190 tbs.

David Chow. 300 Na Past (Rodney) ........... 143 lbs.

SINA. Isfahan (Tokmakoff), 150 19.

Robert Luk.

... 14B 1. [Chew)

8. W. IL 10. All Happy (K. Kwok) is In sparkling form and is ready to 2.30 pm Race 2, EPSOM HANDICAP tird Section), i Mhe. Ciam 7. register a win here.

Follow Me (Alex Lam) can 000 Honey (Lee),

Botelho. 010 Aftab (Nood!) w.. Ho. also be relied on to give n good account of itself,

137 lbs.

Richie Benaud parries

questions on possibility of 'bumper war

Sydney, Jan. 5.

came in third at the last meat Australian Test captain Richie Benaud, today par

ing over the mile with S. W. H. Ho up, many will no doubt rely on i tomorrow when mak- ing their bets.

Personally, I think Helloon should win, but Cover Girl (H. K. Hung) which is galloping well during morning gallops, may possibly extend the above pony.

ried questions on bumpers when he returned here after leading Austrália to victory in the second Test against the West Indies.

100 Olymple Day (8. II. Wong)

Kwok

Alex Lam.

Wayne 004 Chessington (Rodney) 160 lbs.

Suya.

140 tha. 43 Courier (lo)

Kinto Las. 103 Bydney (Perebocif) ..., 140 lbs.,

Plumbly.

3.00 to Raca 3. WINCANTON HAN- DICAP (lit Section). 6, 3024 long, Chen 5.

000 Sweet Home (Pereboeff) 142 lbs.

Ster Liu. 303 Desert Hero (LAK) . 127 lbs.

Ring Lo 600 Ha-tip (Rodney) ... 148 lbs,

too Čamini (Lee), kuyor. 244 Ibs.

2. 9. Wong, 054 Bore (Noodi) 143 Ibè.

Dakford.

god Linderd (Tokmokott). .. 137 lb.

200 Gambetta

Fattydad.

(Tokmokal) 140 lbs,

Chun Kit.

404 Tal Ping Shap (Metravelli

Alex Lam. 100 Bunny Boy (Sofrener) 141 You,

Juny,

1.30 pm Race 4. TURSK HANDICAP (174 Section), 1 Mila Cland 0.

02) Resurrectda (Sofrono(?) 184 The.

Alex Lakeh 300 Bluegrass (Deloy) .... 110m.

Botelho. 000 Can Do (Sotrenost). 150 lb.

K. T. Lem,

023 Nashua (Sofronaft) *. 152 lbw.

Hung. 21 Good Condition (Ńg) .... 144 Iba.

SANJANEY Chow. [335 Strathyohr: (Rodney) * 140 Ide.

"Chun Hit." 000 Pin-Pin (Tokmot) 107 IDE

yen.

034 Grace (Chew) di 190 lbs. 334 Beaubrat Flower Leskort)

*H. K. Cheng,

Asked about t possible "We are playing the games "bumper war" following the under the laws of cricket and 400 Fisker (5. JL Wong). 140 lb#, fierce deliveries by West Indians are completely under the coco Happy View (Lum) 145 189. Wesley Hall and Chester Wate trol of the umpires. sch 蝣 Australia's

second "Unul Innings yesterday, Benaud re- Hplied:

is

Shillelagh (T. H. You) worth some consideration. Heroine (James Chow) Isn't too far behind at the final bend, may cause an upset.

12 round's against the Thai champion Sp

Sordseng.

NOTICE

at the Gate. Admission Badges will be issued and they must be THE ROYAL HONG KONG prominently displayed throughout the Meeting.

JOCKEY CLUB

Programmes and

He won a unühlmous dicelsion on points.

The smaller, but solidly built Thai bamed the champion with

Sports Diary

TODAY

Athletics

Seventh Joine sports meeting of Arsenal-street Polion School, Cantos- road Police School and Hollywood-

street, 930 m.

his crouching, gloves-prorzeting road, Police School, at Boundary-

head style.

From this position the Thai shot out left and rights that, Entry throughout the night, scored

ord shoulders.

On the 1st Day any person leaving the Enclosure will be required to pay the requisite fee of $10.00 in order to gain re-admission with the exception that any person who wishes to Forms for the 7th Race Meet-heavily on the champion's head leave the Enclosure for lunch and obtain re-admission, must leave and return between the hours of 1.00 pm. and 3.00 pm, whening 1960/61 to be held on they will be re-ochnitted on production of their Public Stand Saturday 21st, and Saturday badge for that day,

28th January, 1901, (weather: On the 2nd Day any person leaving the Enclosure will be required to pay tho, requisite tee of $10.00 in order to gain permitting) may be obtained

at the

Secretary's Office, re-admission.

MEALS and REFRESHMENTS will be available in the Alexandra House; the Club RESTAURANT,

House, Happy Valley; and

Shan the Stables,

Kwong Road.

CASH SWEEPS

Badminton

lor Mixed Doubles: CYMCA V

RAF.

the Kalat forced

Aight throughout the 12 rounds, Ho hammered away at Bordaeng's protected head and shoulders and scored with uppercuts. Despite the apparent barrige of scoring blows to the cham plon's hand, the Thai in the fater rounds ured and last his punch,

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Tha' estés hiburs of the Cask Sweep Offices of the Club are

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gloves and shoulders, then at- tacked inside Kaisui's swinging fight with hard lefts and right jabs and uppercuts. The Thai- Isnder beat to Japanese to the punch and appeared to deal out Secretary.the heavier punishment as he

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The feeling between the two teams is the same as it has always been - It is wonderful.

Drinks together

a

Pih.

4.00 pm Have 5. WINCANTON HAN- DICAP (2nd Section), #"Fure Jangs. Claw 5.

an umpire checks bowler on either side, It is nothing to do with me at all."

Asked to comment on state- 10 Ever Yours (Lum) .... 139 Ibя.

3 WH. HO. ments by West Indies captain 000 How Do I Know Noodt) 144 lbs.

Oakford. Frank Worrell that the Sydney

Yes

pitches

wore the worst the 000 Teresa (Rodney) 141 IDE. Indles had played

'in од

400 Linda (Leo) Australia and, that he hoped the

150 lb.

"We had drinks together in pitch for the third Test would 302 Zanzibar (Bofronom).. les Ibs.

Wore Loy. the frienldicet atmosphere after last four days and not two, 600 Falls (Pereboen) to 199. Benoud gafd: "The preparation the second Test."

Plumbly.

Botelho.

Alex Lamm,

of the wicket, for the third or 40% Tallman' (Belov) iba iba. any Test la no concern of the Lak Princess (LAN) 140 lbs. Australia tcem.

Asked about reports that Test umpire Egar had spoken to all about the number of

"Australia teams have played 40 East Coast (Noodt) 100 lbs. bumpers he had bowled on wickets all over the world. 100 'Rotary Wheel" (Pereboeff) Benaud replied: "It * · ·no- "Their only job is to go and business of mine whether the play cricket." China Mail umpire spoke to fall or not. Special,

contract suit

Downes

Breach of

against Terry

Baltmore, Jan. 5. breach of contract sult was filed in the Federal Court today against Tetry Downes, British middleweight boxing obambion. • who scheduled for an Arteriean -bout next WORK.

The auis was filed by Louis P. Leavy of Baltimore, whe con- tended Downks broke a four- year managhig contract withi

Leavy and Walter Cartier of į Brooklyn, New York,

A copy of the sult was served on Downes, the Baltimore YHOA, wheré he is in træld~ ing for his Jan. 14 fight al Boston against National Box- Ing Association middleweight champion, Paul Fenders - with Downes Named

defendants in the kellon were Richard... and

his parents,

Barry Appleby

OPEN

DOOR

Hildz - Downtr

The suit eontended Downer had agreed to have Leavey and

the lighter's Curtier manage boxing appearances for four yeais from Detember 10, 1950. It alleged -Dowisen falled · to fight exclusively for plaining and refused to pay 10 per cent of his earnings provided in the agreement, -- AP.

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30/pm Race 6. THURLES HANDI.

CAP. 12 Mlies. Cinss b.

004 Heroins (Bofronof).... 14 tbs.

James Chew,

100 Confomer - (Noodt) .......... 137 lbs.

s. W. It Ho

| 100 Jura (Tokenckoff), 1994, 131 lbs.

Oakford.

ola shineingh (Metervelli) (150 Ivey: Yau 312 Cover Girl (Botonoff), 156 lbs.

-Loh Helicon (Leskoff)" kar

Tial

Hd Trigo (Tolockoff)............... 149 lbe.

Chas Kit

1.00 93% Rath" 7. DUNCASTER NAN: DIQKP/(ind Section), & Purs longs. Clam 4.

200 Riave (Belov) baa Captain Ki (291) 999

KIL

140 bu 380ʻzbe, . 140 m.

300 Malchik (h)" oot Nightingale throudt)"

C. Y. Wong -212 Jemima, P. (Rodney. *140 lbs. 120 · Harmony. It (ifetrevallt) 149 ibm. old battery (Tokmong 141 the

James Chow, 009 Okay (Cidang peper. 143 lbs. dia "Yourways (Lebnir)" 100 10. 205 Matkan, atomarth (lahy-^.-18h the. 400 Buntes (holomokott jg7-118 168.

DALWAY HANDI.