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SINGAPORE C.C.
Loan Of $45,000 Accepted
IMPROVEMENTS "TO
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At a special general meeting of the members of the Singapore Cricket Club, held recently it was decided to authorise the Committee to carry out certain alterations to the ground, floor and to borrow the sum of $45,000 for the purpose. The loan, as has already been Ronounced, has been offered by the President Mr. J. M Sime, free of interest repayable within a period of 20 years at the option of the Club.
In referring to the business be- fore the meeting. Mr. Sime, who presided, sald:-
The business before us this even- ing is to consider the proposal to carry out extensive alterations to our Club Building and, if you ap- prove of the Committee's un- animous recommendation, to au- thorise them to borrow $45,000, for the purpose.
LONG OVERDUE
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It is hardly necessary for me to emphasise that the alterations and renovations We recommend are long overdue, and our recommen- dations are put before you after long and serious consideration.
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If we are to retain our status as the senior sports club in Malaya, the amenities which we offer must be improved upon, and with this in view the alterations include:-
Entrance Hall: New teak floor. two columns to be removed, new partitions and doors, walls to be panelled, new enquiry office.
Main Central Lounge: New teak floor. walls and ceilings to be Panelled, new cocktail bars and refrigeration, new doors from hall and on to padang, new aerolax blinds to verandats, new furniture throughout, new electric Attings and fans, main steps to padang to be moved forward to allow for passage-way from, grill room to billiard roora without entering main Lounge."
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EXTENDED ROOF GARDEN Men's lounge and gr room: New private entrance from park, new cloak rooms, new servery to kitchen, new floor, walls and ceiling to be panelled, new bar and refrigeration, new electric attings and fans, new furniture throughout.
Changing rooms: New concrete and tiled floors adjacent to bath- rooms and hand basins, remaining changing room floors to be made good and covered with cork Uno or similar material, furniture to be renewed.
Barber's shop: Accommodation for two additional chairs will be provided with all the necessary equipment.
New kitchen:. New concrete and tiled floors, new ventilation and lighting. Петр service hatches, counters, etcetera, to serve both main central lounge and new men's lounge, a
Card Roum. Accommodation is provided for a new card room on the first floor.
General: Roofs to both the new men's grill room and billiard room to be treated by new water proof
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Severe Handicaps Of Club Players
First class cricket in England -la- bours under a severe handicap compared with the,, similar game in Australia and South Africa.
MIKE-CRASHER BROADCASTS
Amazing Hoax
Outside Palace
The B.B.C. told the amazing story of how it was hoaxed by - a young man with an Irish ac- cent and perfect composure who gate-crashed the micro- phong, "states, the "Daily Mail." In Britain there is a huge sup-Impersonating a BBC com- ply of potential test Players who mentator, he gave millions of Eis- are never able to test their powersteners a broadcast of the crowd against players of real inter-scenes outside Buckingham Pa- national status. There exists no alce during the Coronation cele-· Intermingling of club and county brations. 'cricketing here, such as exempli- Ined in the Grade, State and Test
encket in Australia ..
can
This is how the B.B.C. explained the extraordinary incident at the end of their news bulletin:
"Here is a story against our- selves. A young man in the crowd" outside Buckinghain Pa- lace climbed into the B.B.C. cu- bicle in the Green Park, pretend- ed to be one of the observers, and broadcast a brief description of the scene."
A player in England who feels that he has outstanding ability und desires to try his hand in the company of leading players is fac- ed with a difficult and dangerous choice. Few amateurs can axord to play county cricket throughout the season, and county organizations Go not want amateurs who only play in one or two matches.
"The Daily Mail' was informed that the mike-crasher had been on PROFESSIONALS' HAZARDS
the air for just over two minutes official at the control Turning professional' is highly when an hazardous, as no one can be sure panel in Broadcasting House rea- of becoming an outstanding pla-sed that it was not the voice of "yer. Thus the vast majority of their commentator and so faded
him out. promising club cricketers prefer to give up the thought of county cric- "I HAVE COME TO DO IT” ket. And English international Outside Buckingham Palace at the teams, recruited practically solely time was a B.B.C. mobile van with from county members, never touch officials with a microphone on the the vast reservoir of club players. top of a stand in Green Park.
Australia's source of supply is Shortly before 10 o'clock the limited only by the number of stranger appeared at the van and those who play on the Continent. I stated to the official in charge: "1 Britain's is restricted to the dozen have come to do your crowd com- players in each of the county mentary." teams, which are not necessarily the strongest the countles can produce.
Few players in England emerge from League or club cricket to the high places of the first class game. There is no logical path of progress from club, to international cric- kot.
The official was expecting a commentator whom he did not known by sight and asked him. "Are you Mr.?" giving the. name of the expected commen- tator.
"That's me," was the reply. Thereupon he was given charge of the microphone and when the signal was given to him from the van, indulged himself and millions
All-India Challenge Trophy of listeners in the 10 o'clock Re-
For Golfers
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glonal news bulletin with his im- pression of the crowd and scenes A golf competition for the All-outside the Palace. India Challenge Trophy, open to resident in India, will take place all 'amateurs, who are or have been
at. Brookman's Park Golf Club. shortly.
The competition should be of particular interest this year in view of the number of visitors from India.
Play will be over 38 holes medal play.
covering, the surface to be made suitable for use for roof gardens; the club house to be generally overhauled and re - decorated throughout.
The plans embracing those ul- terations and improvements have been open to your inspiration for the past, fortnight, and as the Committee has received no criti- cism of them, I can assume that the scheme, as such has your ap-" proval.
Now with regard to the method whereby your Committee intend financing the cost of the scheme before you, I give it as my personal opinion that you will be tieing no millstone round your necks by agreeing to their recommendation. The Club is now working on a monthly surplus, and even if it were not, and the worst came to the worst, we are committing the present membership of the Club to a liability of only 25 cents per member per month.
Siamese Prince Wins I.O.M. Car Race
Taking the lead. right from the the course, but engine trouble start and driving his British EBA caused the Italian's retirement on car with great skill on the rain the 16th lap. Raymond Mays swept course, Prince Birabongse, (ERA) who had been lying of Biam, better known as "P. Bira," fourth, began to forge ahead, and recently won the R.A.C. Inter-at the end of the 28th lap he was national car race in the Isle of close behind "Bira,” jel Man at an average speed of 70.69 m.p.h
The race now became a hectic duel between these two, and when The race was a triumph for the "Bira" had to stop to refuel Mays "ERAS, which took the first Eve took the lead. "Bira" was not to he places, no other car finishing the denied, however, and setting off course. The foreign challenge in hot pursuit of Mays he even from the Italian Maseratis was tually overhauled tim, and went thus a complete failure. krog on to win. The race resulted:
In the opening laps the speeds 11. “P. Bira” (ERA), 2hr. 45min;
were lower than those set up dur-
ing the practices owing to the wet
34sec, Speed, 70.89 m.p.h.
2.
Raymond Mays (ERA), fhr..
road surface. Gradually, however,
48min. 16sec. 70.39 m.p.h
the drivers gained confidence, and
3,
P. G. Fairfield (ERA), hr.
16min. 53sec, 70.04 m.p.h.
4.
R. E Tongue (ERA). Zhr.
the lap record was steadily im- proved upon, suda
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For the first 10 laps P. G. Fair feld (ERA) and Le Villores! (Maserati) chased "F. Bira? round
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5, P. N.. Whitehead (ERA), 2hr 50min. 30sec. 68.64 m.p.b Only five finished.
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