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HONG KONG, TUESDAY, JUNE 24, 1947.
ENGLAND PILE UP RUNS
Records Established In Second Test Middlesex Bats' Great Stand
London, June 23.
England, on the second day of the Second Test Africa at Lord's today, Match with South more than made up for their lamentable fai- lure in the First Test when they took the over- night score to the huge total of 554 for 8 wic- kets, at which stage Norman Yardley declared the innings closed. South Africa had scored 59 for 0 wickets at ten.
Heroes of the England imings were the two Mid- dlesex bats, Edrich and Compton, who scored 189 and 208, respectively, and added 370 for the turd wicket.
har,
Bowling Flogged
Munt have crowd of tatoon suns, tooth! gallantly, they could not Molay, the rates bring rosed check the flow of runs. had a home after the
Completi rad Rdrien by Jum To stablished a new. coude. At lunch, when their tanal hul noiva 2k 1... they had G at the hudd bei scord the machen Eetvett Albardanel pere de 1 Al
The pur throw caulion to the all wood wad lat the bowling Prasad the greitund, and they had ako 350 for the thitral wicket Inne Edrich tried a mighty hit off Mans and was clean bowles He bit une 48 und 26 fours 1: 1.
be 18 and defted the bowling for nearly ads Jonics. The pertnership i the world ro was the best ever for any wicket card for the ad walet. 819, in
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U.S. GOLFERS IN Sing Tao
BRITAIN
London, June 22. The Buited States profess miotal golfer, Johnny
Bulin, Frank the amateur, Strunahan, arrived here lig uir today to play in the Bris tish Open championship t Holylake, Cheshire, beglining June 30-Reuter.
un the Art 50 in 45 minutes mul
pectively,
Lose In Singapore
the last of a series of murteles in Singapore
of three only to one to the
record! crowd of 24,000,
DRAW FOR OPEN BOWLS TOURNEY
CZECHS BEAT HOLLAND
Amsterdam, June 22, Czechoslovakia beat Holland by two ponts to one in On aranciation football match here this afternoon, after leading by the only goal scor- ed at halftime.-Reuter.
The draw for the first Australia
Annoyed
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To
Americans Tipped
Win At Wimbledon
lart and Mrs. among them
London, June 23.
Trade Inquiries In Osaka
The best amateur tennis players in the world will start slamming balls on 16 courts today in the opening stages of the two-week Wimbledon championships, with United States racqueteers as heavy favourites to grab the world's most coveted individual lawn tennis honours, Led by top seeded Jack Kramer and Margaret Os round of the Open!
borne, the United States contingent launches a Singles and Open Pairs)
powerful bid in all five categories of competi- Lawn Bowls Champion-
tion against a field of almost 300 players from 30 nations. ships was made yester-
The American support was Canberra, June 22. day at a meeting of the Singapore, June 22,
The Australian Gov-a overwhelming that British aporta writers were almost un- Sing Tae was overwhelmed in Competition Committee
four consisting of Messrs. R. ernment is clearly an-animous in predicting gloomily today P. Phillips, (President), noyed at General Mac-that Kramer, Osborne, Louine when it went down to the tune. MacKelvie (Vice Pre- Arthur's announcement Brough, Bab Falkenburg. Tom
Patricia Tod at tea had scored 3 und 20 - Malayan Chinese side before a sident), S. M. Rumjahn, of his intention to send Brown, Doris
L.C.R. Souza, J.F. Mac- further Japanese whal-stood strong chances of sweep- score was Gowan (Hon. At halftime the
Secre-ing expeditions to the ing honours in the men'a and, women's singles and women's at even
(ያነሮ al. Opening
half, tary), and L. A. Gutier- Antarctic. strongly in the second
The Government is incensed doubles and possibly the men's doubles and the mixed doubles attacked furiously rez (Hon. Treasurer). Sing Two
that the decision
made WAR with short passing and time and It was decided that the first without what it considered adc as well,
Only in the men's doubles has avain bruke through the round of the Open Pairs and Open quate prior consultations and
private true, the Kyodo News Malayan halves only to find the Singles must be completed by
in spite of the protesta made the United States support suf-sistance in the re-establishment of unbeatable defenders, July 14. The first named player
fest auffered at Queen's Club Agency reported today.
Eight were from the United pair of The twe brothers Kalban and will be held responsible for mak by Australia, Britain, Norway fered largely because of the de-
with his and New Zealand,
the Kramer- yesterday, hy
Stutes and three from Britain. just impossible taj ing all arrangements
The Australian Government
The strong Indian businessmen. topped the Falkenburg team. opponents, the Secretary of the Club at which the game is to be is expected to confer with the Australian combination of John it with 10 queries. Others come Gosan scored the solitary
British. Norwegian and played and for the umpire.
Bromwich and Dinny Paila- from China, Africa, Europe and gout for Sing Too while two!
combination of lang Mexico. The draw for the Triple Com-Zealand Governments with re- Penang players notched three
to further protesta court
the gruelling petition and the Open Rinks was ord goals for the Malayan side.
jeft to a later date.
against the action announced by standing-won
Onul match, 6-8, 8-5, 8-6. The following were the results General MacArhur in Tokyo.
A Government apokesman of last night's draws:-
reiterated that Australia feared that Japanese expeditions would ruin whaling for other coun- Kramer immediately discounted Bulbs, ten, cosmetics and bicycles. tries and it was also conolder- beliefs that the defeat stood as-Arsoclated Press.
The len seures:----
England-1st Inngs.
18
Hutton, b Rowan
Washbrook, Dawson
Tuckelt.
180 Edrich, b Mana Compton, e Rowan, tr Turkett 20 Barnett, h Tuckett Yardley, Rawan, Evans, Tuckett Bedser, Tuckett Pope, not out
Extrus
Turkett
5 Kulsow, 16 pearl rate.
Total (for 8 declared)
X
12
351
South Africa-Ist Inngs. Melville, not out Bruce Mitchell, not out..
wkts.)
a Chy Alan Me ville had Hulks, tween England and South Africa Sout's of Suth Africa in the and in the world test record for
as the wicket. Wint Wet Wet Bridee
Total (for Comption was also est ultempt. sagt de puntshing stroke. He gave an | Renter. easy catch to Rowan at backward sheet leg of Tuckett. His 208.j mpdan hul boken his own
201 fours. He If Pest mane od 163 m the included
Records Smashed
batted
Pat Test ayant South, Afrien Withal fault for five boars and
tiinphan a tortnight ago 50 minutes,
Hot After this MAR 177
Reg Harris Loses By
whde Elrich whose hest Test England rightly begin sucrificing| Half Wheel
200
inst Sough Africa at halus in 19839, had
17 ma
20
Bedner were
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wirkels fog runs, Barnet inade many minutes before 33 in an bring bowled by Tuckett at 520 The Alders batsmen: 15 runs later Yardley wast (continued to sta to the bowing, right by town off Tuckett for Tomas ant after a fairly slow; five,
both Evans and dant quickly got into
Na ir! trak onec art. in the second bowled by Tuckett at 554 for 16 Bour's play Bay welded 81 runs, and a respectively and Yardley England, declared the innings clased, with Pope not out at eight. itiat
against a
Thuckett took
five South Africa in England, set wickets in 33 balls at the cost of was At the Oval in 18, when Eng-
only sine runs and his Anal Gelder. fand reneed 5:34 for 6. went by analysis was five wickets for 115 the boned, Mardly declaring the innings closed at 551 for 8 wickelt.
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South Africa made a confident start against the huge England stal and by tea had scored 59 runs without loss.
Melville and Bruce Mitchell put
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British
Sing Tao is leaving on Tues-
In
day for Rangoon, after which it will be returning to Malaya for
series of matches 26 another
Penang. Ipoh, Kuala Lumpur apan Seremban before proceeding
to the United
Kingdom.- United Press.
Baseball Leaders
New York, June 23, Mujor league baseball leaders, including June 20 games.
Amsterdam, Jane 23.
spring cycling
American League the Dutch on Sunday by champion, Reg Harris, was defeat.
Cleveland, Batting. Boudreau, Champion, Cor Byster, in a spring
.342 Rs. Williams, Boston, 43; Hen- mateli covering a distance of 550.340; McQuinn, New York,
Runs batted Byster's time for the last 209 rii, New York, 30. meters.. metere was 12.8 secofid Harrin. Dimaggio, New York, 37; Wil
and Johnson вла was beaten by a half.wheel. Third lams, Boston
another Dutchman, Van Keller, New York, 30.
Hits. McQuinn, New York, 68: Pluggio. New York, 68.
Home runs, Keller, New York, 13: Williams, Boston, 12.
Stolen buses. Dillinger, St. Louis, 18: Philley, Chicago, 10.
Strikeouts. Feller, Cleveland,
Newhuuser, Detroit, 84. Pitching. Kinder, St. Louts, four ond zero; Shen, New York, eight and two....
A pursuit race covering a dis. lance of 4,000 meters was won by B. Gissels of Denmark, who de feated J. Hurmans of Holland.
Gissels time was 5 minutes 33.4 seconds and that of Harmans, 5 minutes 39.2 secunds.-Associat. ed Press.
Second Win Running
National League Batting. Slaughter, St. Louis, 351; Walker, Philadelphia, :344.
Runs. Mize, New York, 54; Ro. binson, Brooklyn, 44.
Runs batted in. Mize, New New York, York, 49; Marshall, uf, 45. 113 Hits. Baumsoltz, Cincinnati, 78;
Slaughter St. Louis, 09.
Home runs. Mize, New York, 18: Kiner, Pittsburgh, 13.
Stolen bases. Robinson, Brook- lyn, Turgesan, Boston, B.
Strikeouts. Blackwell, Cincin- nall, 09; Branca, Brooklyn, 60.
Paris, June 22. France's stiffest steeplechase, -the Grand Steeplechase of Parls-was won today by Lin dor, by Montanisman out Lady Chatterly, to repeat triumph of last year.
Lindor carried top-weight of ten stone and 12 pounds and by four lengths from Rameau with Ledian another four lengths behind:
won
The six-year-old Lindor was with the leaders throughout but not until the favourite Melimelo fell did he go clear in front. Fryna, who Anished fourth, had led most of the way until allpping to throw jockey at the jump in front of the grand-stand.
The jockey remounted but just failed to gat among the first three. The winrier pald 34 francs for ten frames for a win
and 24 francs for a pince, Rameau paid 65 francs for place.--Reuter.
Club Knock-Out Competition
(Second Round)
New
ed a possibility for espionage Kowloon B.G.C. "B". Craigen-by the Japanese.
He said there was a war po- gower "A" (at Kowloon Cricket
tential inherent in the rebuilt Club).
Japanese whaling fleet.
Kowloon B.G.C. "A" v. I.R.C. int Kowloon Docks),
Prison Officers' Club y. Kowloon C.C. (nt Kowloon B.G.C.)
Recreio "A" v. Recreio "B" Recreio).
on
Osaka, June 23. Fifty.ane inquiries from private businessmen throughout the world have been received by the Osaka Chamber of Commerce asking be.
The agency reported major in- terest was shown in the purchase of cotton, silk and wool textiles. Others wanted to buy glass, col- mutches, electric toys,
No Barometer? But the usually modest tuloid.
any accurate Wimbledon baro- meter by saying. "Don't worry. We will win at Wimbledon.. Bob carried me as long-na he could today."
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AUSTRALIA GETS INCREASE
Canberra, June 23.
As a result of representations
British experts, including the It will be recalled that Dr. Herbert Evatt, Australian profcasions! women's champion,{ Minister for, External Affaira, Mrs. Mary Hardwick Hare, to the United States Government, said on June G that the United have been increasingly impresa- Australia has been granted an in-,
io the number of States had assured his Governed with the form of the blonde crease (atment that there would be no Doris Hart, who is seeded third buyers who will be permitted to without in the women's singles. Mrs. enter Japan upon the resumption further expeditions consultations with all interest- Haro called her "one of the of limited private trade. This pre- was announced today by Premier All game, to be played
The spokes-greatest shotmakera" and ed governments. Saturday or Sunday, July 6 and 6..
that that assurance dicted that she will upset top. J.B. Chifley, man said
He said Australia's quota has had been violated. United seeded Miss Osborne and sec-
been raised from 16 to 24, adding and seeded Miss Brough. Press.
Whoever wins the women's that the new figure was "fairly singles, it is pretty certain to satisfactory."--Associated Press. be a
victory. United StateR The chief competition was ex- pected to come from Australia's Nancy Wynne Bolton, who was defeated this week by the fourth seeded American, Mrs. Todd.
Open Singles (First Round)
J. S. Landolt v. E. F. Pope (at K.B.G.C.)
New Party
T. M. Pile v. K. A. Rumjahu |In China
(at Taikoo).
S. Randle v. E. de Souza (at K,C.C.)
K. M. Rumjahn v. C. Dowman (at K.B.G.C.).
C. T. Champolevier v. M. Y
Adal (at K.B.G.C.).
W. Hong Sling v. F. X. M. da Siva (at KC.C.).
A. H. Rumjahn Dickson (at Recreto).
H. Nish v. 5. M. Rumjahn (xt
Taikoo).
Shanghai. June 23. The "China Press reported today the formation of a new political party-China's People'a Wu Jen-ahun, Party-under comprising local lawyers, cul- tural workers and former un- derground workers.
1.
Kramer is the
CHINESE GETS U.S. DEGREE
Abilene, May. * Mrs. Alico Wing-Yung Kog
Sul daughter of Mr. and Mrs. standout Woon Choy, of Choy Brothers, favourite in the men's division Hong Kong, has just received her with his strongest opposition Bachelor of Arts degres from. coming from Bromwich, whom Hardin-Simmons university. he defented in inat year's Davis'
Simmons, she was a student at the Post-Graduate School of Journalism, Chungking, and the Ann University of Michigan, Arbor. I was at Ann Arbor that. he met her husband, an officer in the Chinese Army.
WOA
Before going to Hardins
Its 10-point platform asked: Cup finals,
Immediate cessation of the
Europe's Chances civil war; 2. Establishment of
Europe's top threat is Jaro v. 3. W. M. a democracy: 3. Helping the
weak nationa; 4. Purging trai-aav Drobny of Czechoslovakia. tors at large: 5. Dealing severe. The defending champlon, Yvon ly with corrupt government Petra, the French giant, officials; 6. Utilization of rich given little chance of repeating men's property: 7. Abolition of due to his bad form this sea- conscription: 8. Guarding the son and foot trouble.
Ecuadorian Drobny meets interests of workers and far- mers: 9. Improvement of the Francisco "Pancho" Segura on 10. Monday in a headline match of
ZBW Hong Kong broadcasting." people's livelihood; and Popularization of the people's what in considered to be the on a frequency of 845 kilocycles greatest opening day in Wim- from 12.30 to 2.00 p.m., and, .30 education-United Press.
bledon history,
to 11.00 pm, and also on 0,52 The "luck of the draw" hos megacycles in the 31 metro band
S. R. Solina v. A. J. Hall (at Recreio).
B. W. Bradbury Y. T. Coleman (at K.B.G.C.).
J. G. Meyer v. E. M. Alarcon (at K.C.C.).
S. A. Gray v. C. J. Kingdom (at Talkoo).
Pitching. Spahn, Boston, and Blackwell, Cincinnati, 10 and two.
J. MacKelvie Y. (at K.B.G.C.).
-Associated Press.
National League Boston Braves Chiengo Cubs
R. H. E. С 14
L. R. Whant K.B.G.C.).
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New York, June 22...
C. Pope and W. Morrison v. . the British Davis Cup player,
Butler; the Argentine 12.30 .m.-Daily Programme Bummary, Seores of the Major League T. A. Madar v. W. E. Webber Yusuf and M.Y. Adai (at K.C.C.). Don burebull games played today. fol. (at Recreio)..
Earlque champion,
Morea, 1,00 -News, Weather Report and his low:-
W. E. Webber and J. McCut against Marcello Del Bello of 'A. L. Eastman v. A. M. Oniat cheon v. F. N. Hill and T. M. P Italy; Falkenburg against the (at Kowloon Docks).
(Mutual arrangement).
Bo'glan Dapis Cup star, Philip pe Washer; Bromwich against the Swiss No. 1 Davis Cup player, Jost Spitzer: Budge Patty of the United States against Australian Bill Sidwell;. and Britain's No. 1 Tony Mot- tram against the veleran South African, Norman Farquharson,
United Press.
Falkenburg Wins
Wimbledon, June 23, United States Bob Falkenburg three-sot an easy today scored victory over Belgian Davis Cupper Phillippi Washer 6-2, 6-2, 6-2 with F. X. M. da Silva and D. 7. P. Guest, A. E. Contes and B. W a combination of his dreball ser. fore he turned to writing novels. borough, Perletti Cary, Candin!; Lopes v. B. R. Solida and K. M. Bradbury, M. Ferguson ant 1.
Omar (at Kowloon Docks). Ho Agured in the "realism" phase. Ferrell..
Lee, Sain; c. Masi.
Byes: K. M. Omar, J. E. J. MacKelvie and J. F. Mac 713 6 Noronha, J. A. da Luz, A. E. P. Gowan v. F. E. Channing and C. (11 Innings) Guest, H. Gitting, J. Chubb, C. w.wn (at K.B.G.C.). but Braves: p. Voiselle, Johnson, Lam, J. W. MacDonald, R. P. V. C. Labrum and F, E. Law
rencu V. D. A. Rozario and E. Phillips, H. F. Shields. L. Basa (at Kowloon, Docka). Coombes, E. Greenwood, · J. C.
A.. Omar and U. M. Omar Aitken, W. C. Simpson, C. A. R. Selby and A. Steven Gough, M. N. Rakusen and 9. (at K.B.G.C.).
Cubs: p. Borowy,
Wyse, Schmitz; c. McCullough, Elliott,
JIM TULLY DEAD McCormick
Hollywood, June 23, Jim fully, 68-year-old author of "Beggars of Life," died here to.
day.
American League 11 St. Louis Browns.. 9 Washington Senators .. 9 1
Browns: p. Zoldak, Kinder; c.1
Hudson, Sear-
Tully was a hobo, a Prize Early. Bghter and a circus trouper be.1 Senators: p.
of American literature of the Chicago White Sox. Prohibition era along with Ernest Philadelphia Athle Hemingway, F. Scott Fitzgerald
and Elmer Rice, although he never
achieved their stature.
Tully was once headlined for a fist fight with sllent screen star
John Gilbert-United Press,
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Rigney; c. Trash, Dickey.
White Sox: p. Haynes, Harrit, Athletica: P. Schelb; c. Rosar. United Press.
Yusuf.
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Open Pairs (First Round)
+
W. J. Kontes and W. H. Bailey v. J. W. M. Dickson and A. J. Hall (at Recrolo).
Dyes:. W. Leonard and A. E.
Morrison, A. H. and U. A. Rum-
vice and devastating smashing.
Fifty per cent of Falkenburg'a
o C. J. Kingdom ‚ønd 'J. W. Orang, M. and K. M. Rumjuhn, A, J. the Belgian being unablo, tol
touch the ball with his racket many times.-United Press.
Coelho and M. I. Razack, A. P. Pereira and C. C. Pereira, J. L. S. Alves and A. R. Lopes, E. M. Remedios and E. de Souza, A. V. A Spary and J. Marvin,v. H. A. RIGGS WINS
Lammert, and C. H. Gough (af) Gowarya and N, A. Beltrao, M. F. Kowloon Dock),
›Pinng, and T. A. Pearcer T. 4. Forest HUIa..
New York, June-23.",
CF. Vas and J. A, da Luz v. Madar and J. Chubb, E.. 8. Abra- Moscow, June 22. Bobby Rigga won the Na- G. Meyer and W. C. Simpson him and F. Goodwin, J. 5. Lan-
Professional Rugby Football champion- tional
dolt and E. C. Fincher, H. F. Tennis (at K.C.C.), shina, Interrupted by the war, Championship for the second A. F. Noronha and J. E. Noton Shields and E. Greenwood, E. F. have bech resumed with the straight year when he outlast{ Dynamo and Burevestnik fiftcensed Don Budge in the five-seth Coleman and W. D. Mac Pope and L. G. Coombes, L. A.
Master (at K.B.4.C.)..
Collyer and Dellatly and inthe lead after the first final 3-0, 0-3, 10-3, 4-0 and 0-0, 92104 round Reuter,
Associated Press.
| Or W. Lam and W. Hong Bling | Oren and 1, 0. Aitken,
J. W. Lee and E. M. Alarcon v. Jahn, W. Stoker aild A. R. Mina, first services were scoring aces, ( K.B.G.C.).
CT Champelovler and J. W MacDonald v. P. Kennedy and W. Williamson (at Recreio)..
PUNJAB VOTES. PARTITION
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New Delhi, Jund 23," The Punjab Legislative Aktom-- bly voted today to partition that
Into Hindustan province
Printed and published for tha Fakistan. The decision parallel- wesk when the partition of Don Enterprise. Limited, by: Walter ed the action in Calcutta last proprietors, The Newspaper gel was voted by provincial legis JAMES HEATKE Windsor Hone lators-United Press. poberal Hong Kong, fa