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SURREY FALTERS AGAINST WEEKEND WIMBLEDON
AUSTRALIAN ATTACK
Cotton Leads Qualifiers
London, June 30.
Surrey, in their match against the Australian tourists here today. made 66 runs for three wickets at lunch time.
The Surrey batsmen were none too happy against
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TENNIS
BOWLING DORIS HART MAY AVENGE LEAGUE
K.C.C.
First Division y Club de Re creio at home at 4 p.m.):
A.E.P. Guest, S.A. Gray, TÁ. Madar and F. Goodwin (skip).
V.C. Labruin. F.E. Skinner, T. Lock and EC, Fincher (skip).
J.M. Forrest, A.J. Rew. 3. Öram
and C.S. Russelet (skip).
(home at 4 p.m.
H. Gittins, D. Hung, J. Tibble and A, Stevens (skip).
the Australian attack, and they found scor-l 2nd Division v HK.C.C. at ing chances so limited that only 66 runs come in the 90 minutes before lunch for the loss of three wickets. Both Luxton and Hammence nude the ball lift and after eight
runs hnd
been scored
in
20
OLYMPIC
號
Edinburgh, June 20. Henry Cotton. the British Ryder Cup captain, with two rounds of 69 for an aggregate minutes, Laurie Fishlock, striking of 13, led the qualiflers for to a short-pitched ball from the the British Open Gulf cham-fust-medium Loxion receivel pionship proper which starts heavy blow on the back of the
the Muirfield Edinburgh, tomorrow.
Course,
い
hend,
rising
the
delivery
over
of Aby ..
SAM
Lexton
Bradman,
Barton ulso fell to catch mak- ing two wiekets down for 14.
SWIMMERS
IN FORM
J. Tang, L. Bones, R. Leigh and Geo' Lae (skip).
A.C. Tribble, W.H. Colledge. R.S. Capell and C. Pope (skip).
Прегуба -1 Tindall, 5.8.
Tyleman and R. Rosselat.
I.R.C.
Division V. Kowloon
LAST YEAR'S DEFEAT
Wimbledon, June 29. ́
Miss Doris Hart, of America, was at the top of her
form in today's women's singles play-off in the Record
Wimbledon Tennis when she beat the French champion, Madama. Nelly Landry, 6-0, 6-2, to enter the semi-finals.
On today's form, Miss Hart may well avenge her
last year's defeat in the final.
In the
other quarter-final Mrs. Pat Todd, also of Ameri ca, was too streng all round for Miss Jean Quertier, of Britain,
FAR EAST RAF
Bowling Green Club (Home):-winning by 6-2, 6-4. COMMANDER
Mies
ARRIVES TODAY
Air
Henley
Entries
Henley-on-the-Thames,
June 30.
An all-time record entry of
In the Second Division of the' Lawn Tennis League'yesterday, Kowloon Cricket," Club beat Re- creft "B" by. 6 sets to 3.
AW.. White and D. Brown (KCC):
lost to G.N, Gosano and TE. Rodrigues, 2-0:
beat B.D. Almada and J,Mar- ques, 0-1;
bead M. Guterress and P. Botelho. 8-3,
F.A. Broadbridge and T. Man. Toy (KCC):
lost to Gosano and Rodrigues," 0-6;
beat Alman and Marques, 6-4; and Botelho,
bent. Guterress
6-3,
150 oarsmen from six nations R6. Cape and G.R. Rosselet today are prepared to con- (KCC): test 10 events on the schedule 2.6;
lost to Gosano and Rodrigues,
beat Almada and Marques, 6-2; beat Guterresa and Botelho, 0-2.
The game between SĊAA "A"
+ I. R. G. V V. 8. R. C.
He resumed batting; but as the
M.D. Husson, A.J. Hussein, M.Y,
ocen- Quertler showed xlonu!
flashes of brilliance but rad of the following
Adal and A.K. Minu (skip), .* forced to leave the field. Squires
New Haven, Conn..
AR. Khenell, A.M. Wahab S. could not cope with the length
of the 44th running of the The holder; Fred Daly, and R.
June 30. Yusuf and J. Hoosen (skip). and pace of the American.
fashionable Henley Royal de Virenze, of Argentino, shared who took his place did not last
Candidates for the United M.. Razack, K.M. Rumjahn, i To the men's doubles, the top-
Regatta over a one-mile and up-long for without an addition, a seront pltice each with an
Slates from.
and U.A
of Ent Falkenburg Rumjahn scetted pair
Marshal Sir Olympic swimmingAR, Minu
Hugh. P. 55 yards' stretch of grey- and SCAA "B" was postponed. gregate of 140, while they were rising
and Frankie Parker, of America, Lloyd, Commander-in-Chief, Air followed by the British players, struck him on the hand and flew
team today broke two world (skip).
Division-Versus
upper Thames water Club de entered the semi-finals
green where Command, R. A. F. Far East, is Alfred Patikharn, " A.S. Titary Into
Recreio "A" (Home):
they oppose the Australians, John due to arrive af Kal Tak this from June 30 to July 30. arid J. Panion, fugether with the
and two national records,
The New Haven swim club
D.M.A. Razack,
thorning to pay his second vialt A.H. Sremin, Bromwich and Frank Sedgman,
But although
At Bookunpoo yesterday, Indlan it featured Brazilian amateur champion, AL
The world record A.R. Razack and A.M. Runjahn lean bettered Four runs were added before the 400-petre
The American pair hurdled the to the Royal Air Force, in Hong greatest number of entries since vicces Recreation Club by v spis
the ficcreation Club beat United Ser Gonzales, each with
relay by 2.2
quarter-nals by beating Kukal-Kong since taking over command. its inception as a world sporting to 334 in the second Division of (skip). hnd whi Fletcher,
pinyed Jt
seer, ura) Alan Ford, swimming
1 Kitchell, AB.A. Rahunan, jevic, India, and Vodicha, Cze-
contest in 1894, the Henley event, the Tem Lengue, Normon You Noda, ther Aus- und lonings was also taken in
0-1, 6-2, 3-6, 1.0. He is dying direct from Singa-u prefute this year to the Olym- clipte; the jeg trop in the last over be. Arst leg, broke the world record} 31, Hussain and S.M, Rumjahn choslovakia,
[: for
10-metre the tralia professionat whe
Stre-styl, frklp).
white the Australians defeated pore in a Sunderland flying bout ple rowing competition which tavinate for the event, only fore lunch.
covering the distance in 55.4 wees.
S.A. Cassumbhoy, Mukijan A. tilanni Cucelli and Marcello del at No. 209 Squadron, and will be will be held just one month from best It,W. Mefirath mà đà, hướng đi
| (1.R.C.) 1— Allen Stack inoke the national Wahab and AK. Suftiad (skip). Bello, of Italy, 6-3, 0-1, 7-3. accompanied by senior Staf backstroke voord for 100-yarı
now, Included less than the nor-drew with Alt. Tuncen solgan, Officers,
mal quotu of overseas compell- Dawn Covas, distance in the event, coverag
He clipped nine-tenths at 4 p.m. at (Ilone):
| bent 13.A. The poly shit az Jenny.. 6–1 59.7 vs.
·T.M, −1^1977 ---- dex (IR.C.) versity and another from
An eight from Princeton Uni-
bene Majalah afatsher Track Kent two United States entries in the sack Rahman School, Connecticut, are the only on Grove.. The Meand Jonny ******
and 3.1. Khan 1948
regatiu. Yet one of "Unga [+£2 Ni
143
managed to qualify with on g #sgate of 15).
112
The qualifying see was 15:
under, and the 97 survivars frozn un ongist entry of 20
to- evusi kuglu all over again morrow with the Best 18 holes. Austher Fotod will be playest on 46 Thursday ut tay beasting players wall the play the Ini 36 huden on Fridays -Heuter.
Hockey Clubs Willing
Great keeness has been
in the revival of the Huckey Association and the Hockey League and so far five clubs have stated their willingness
SURREY 1st INNINGS Srores:
2
Fislilack, retired mart
Squires,
1
". Bradman,
Hassett, Fletcher.
shack Barton, e. Ring. 5. Leistun Parker, not out Melstyre, not out
Extras
Total for three
-Reuter.
4
a second off the old record,
HK.F.C.
2nd Tearn v Club de Recrzio
A. Coleman, T. Morgan,
C
Jimmy Melan, swam the 200-Strange and G. Willerton (skip). metre freestyle in 2 mins, 10
sets, which was seven-tenths of a
A. Bailey, 11. Dowbiggin, 42.
30 second under the previous Amerie and K. Forrow (skip).
tan markt set by fill Smith,
The Ume log the 400-nielre re- ay was 3 mlus. 48.0 secs, com- 68 pored with the world record of
3 mins, 60.8 seca.--United Press.
TEST SELECTORS LICK WOUNDS
London, June-29.
L. Humley, L. Strange. T. Wal- fier and J. Dieitson (skip).
C.C.C.
The following have been-Kalect- ed to represent the Club in Lea- guo Games for Saturday 3rd July 1948. Both games to start a 4 p.m. sharp.
1st Divisiun V Kowloon, Dock Club Inway}: --
JW. Ledhard, L.C.R. Rouza, A. E. Contes
(skip).
Shirley Fry Injured
He will be met at Kal Tak by A mishap happened to Miss Air Commodore 6.N. Webster. Shirley Fry, of America, in her C. B. A.F.C. singles game with Miss Loulaemanding. Royal Air Force, Kat
Air Officer Cam- Brough, also of America, when Tak, she fell in an attempt to in tercept
A powerful service She had to be carried off the feld, but a medical examine
tion revealed that her ankle had not been seriously injured as believed earlier. She is expect-
ed to be fit to play in to. morrow's doubler.
In her singles, Miss Fry lost to her compatriot the first half of
foru.
A.J. Hul and All Kozhel
Past to Binnen and Dawson Úrovan
The Air Marshal is on a routine, two crews is alredy engiferent fed in" Mettrath and Fisher good Bud vicit. During his stay, he wii in- terview selected candidates for regular commissions in the Ruyul Air Force.
the Air
1
virtus vertuinly 1 Rep Thames Challenge up trung to Manerek and Jenny won last year by 200 in the United Flash
C. A. C. "g" v H. K.0.0. American Bea
But it cannot 12 mother all- At Causeway Bay, Chinese Re-
Club "R" beat · Hong The luck of the ention draw diets cot if they beat all Kong Cricket Club by 74 sets oppostling 6, ide three earlier to 1 in the Second Diviilon of... He will leave the Colony early hear American crews he Tennis League
C.A. Wang and KH. Lee, (CRC)= { flying boat.
While in Hong Kong. Marshal will be the guest of the Air Ofcer Communding at Air House.
and B.W. Bradbury the first set 3-1, after which she on Sunday morning in the same must on one heat before the
was forced to retire.
year's American fifle winner, beat Mrs. Jeun Bostock, of Britain, 7-5, 0-3.
1.M. Omar, W. Itong Sling, Mr. Margaret Dupont, list A.M. Omar and JS. Landell (skip).
AA. Raznek, M.A. Baptisto,
U.M. Omar and
Qumr (skip).
2nd Division V H.K. Electrin (away):-
Francis Ley, H... Randall, A.H. Rumjahn and ES. Franks
shown by a number of clubs England's Test selectors, licking their wounds after
a fort- K.M. the second heavy Test dofoot within night, must have viewed with mixed feelings the success against Yorkshire of George Pope, Derbyshire's all-rounder, the man they discard: ed.
to participate in a league, il formed.
Pope, whom they considered wickels for 12 and four for These clubs, Royal Navy, Royal. Air Forge, Khalsu, Cubie at only good enough to play in Between these two efforts was Wireless and Reerei, are all well one Test against South Africa andwiched a breezy knock of 13. establised ours and played a great lust year, helped to put Derby including a six al 11 fours--the irt in the hockey of the Colony shire into a winning position type of treatment the Australian
bowling needs. pre-war days.
with some grand bowling and batting, and only rain prevent- ertain that the Armyed them beating Yorkshire, for und Police will also be willing to join.
the first time since 1905.
As soon as something is known in a performance worthy of on
about definitely
the rounds England opening bowler, Popc, situation, a meeting of club re- pitching his medium-paced de- presentatives will be called, I liveries on the leg stump, look six
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With the selectors almost cer- taln to cast their net wider in un attempt to strengthen the Test team, Dick Poliard, the Lance-: shire fast-meding bowler, had an opportune spell of six for 54 against Gloucestershire.
Pallurd hos been chosen by muny critics in their teams for the third Test beginning on his home pitch at Old Trafford, Mancheslar, on July 8.
of
Clors Struggle
(skip).
S.A.R Bux, C.W. Lam, JN Wong and AJ, Cocino skip)
JH. Xavier, CA. Coelho. G. Souza and M.J. Medina (skip).
Reserves: G. Hong Choy and B.S, Chowin
H.K.E.R.C.
Tenm (Home):-
V
Craigengower
at
E. Paulson, J.O. Stokee. A.G. Gardner and R.C, Butler (skip)
G.w.ic. Crawford, F.H. Fell W. Stonehouse and V Bonch (skip)-
J. Boltamley, T. Dyer, R. de Rame and J.R. Bottomley (skip), Team v K.BG.C. at Ming Yuen on Sunday:
E. Poulson, J.O. Bloker, A. Gardner and R.C. Butler (skip),
G.W.K. Crawford, F.H. Fell, W. Stonehouse V, Bonch (skip).
Other matches- Women's Doubles:—
Miss Loulte Brough and Mrs. Margaret PuPont (USA) beat -Mme Dupener and Mme Landry
(France) 6-0, 6-1.
Rihbany
Mrs. Helen Pederson and Miss Barbarn Scotleld (USA)- "Dear Mira. Hoy Slammers Menzies and Mrs. Betty Hilton (Britain) 4-0, 7-5, 6-2.
Men's Doubles
་་
Tom Brown and Gardnar Mul-
暑
D.-United Fresa.
Yorkshire
re Saved By Rain
London, June 29.
beat Allen and Achery
Great A. Clifford and Coxhead
i
bent Dr. H. Meyer and Arthy ...
M.X. Tam and F.IL, Chan (C.R.G)1—
beat Allen and Ackery
beat Clifford Ând 'Coxhead
loat in Bloger and Arthy
P.. Wong and F.K, Lan (C.R.C)
beat Allen niit Ackers
beat Clifford and Cathead
-drew-with-Meyer-and-Arthy
CRC "A" v. HKU
At. Causeway Day, Chinese Re- creation Club "A" beat. Hong,
Rain, which again restricted play in many county Keng University by 7 sets to
~LEAKHET~
championshis: cricket matches, saved York-in Second Division of the Tennis shire from an apparently cortain and heavy defeat he Derbyshire. Yorkshire, all
Toy (USA) beat S Mores and Atheir first inn', the lowest Fantham 50). Russell (Argentina) 9-7, 4-0, 3-0,
9-7, 6-2. Bob
score of the
(Taylor
Las Ding-cheune and Weda Skalwing (C.R.)1- drew with T. to and D. to .... 70. R.F. Lam and C., Is......
best & Ho Bad N, La
for 44 in wickshire 325
o-had Iost At Tunbridge Wells, Matchi
tags wickets abandoned, Susrex 334 and 19(CRO) -
Lam Yok-ying and PARK OH
day of the for--Kent 320 for six-declared bat-Lo-an-Lo Falkenburg and Front three second
and
Wang
Hok-minx
Parker (USA) beat F. Kukuljevic for 15 on the (India) and V. Vodicha (Yugos-match, and was no play (Todd Bl. Ames 82, Hearn 00), at to ham and ip luvia) 0-1, 0-2, 3-0, 6-0.
At Guildford yesterday. ay no play was Surrey 418 for seven declared,
Match drawn beat Ho and Lo
Kin Mixed Doubles:
possible be-lunch but, in Oxford
(CRC) Frank Sedgman
University 274 for Bix drew with Lo and Lo (Australia) spite of th Derbyshire had (Winn 50, Keighley 57, Pawson beat Lam and 20 and Miss Doris Hart (USA) beat six of
Tekshira's wickets --Reuter. *and McVeagh, (Ireland)
down feinere 37 ot
best to and Lo the (Britain) Mrs. R.F. Chandler
close. 6-2, 6-3.
Eric Sturgess and Mrs. Sheila posin armen on Saturday, was
Pope. ran through the op Summers (South Africa) bent
ogai.. form today, and he (Britain) 6-0, 0-3.
T.G.
JF. Barron, P. Paul. T. Dyer Goeit Paish and Miss Joy Canton brott Jiis match analysis to ten and J.R. Bottomley (skip). 'A masterly fighting Innings Although the above twelve are Jaroslav Drobny (Czechoslakia) Wicket for 25 runs.
160 not
zink positions and Mrs. Pot Told (USA) won shit Lowlers, making light out by Bydney selected Sunday's
by-a-waik-over-from-Jacques von: Brown helped Middlesex, the are provisional, -- county champions-to- 'defeat The postponed Wappinshaw den Eynde and Mrs. Tosahe de Glamorgan, the present lenders, game at the Indian Recreation Meulemeester (Belgium)
and by. two wickets.
Brown Club will be held on Sunday at scratched.-Reuter dominated the day's play with 3.30 p.m.
than
an Innings. lasting more
hours. It was the first
time the two teams had met in Wales for 13 years, and a re- cord crowd of 15,000 crammed Into the Cardiff ground.
By the consent of the Middle- sex captain the boundary was pulled in a further Ave yards for the first time to accommodule the overflow, but still about 4,000 were locked out.
Ifever, n right-arm fast- medium bowler, who left Mid- dlesex because of the lack of op- portunities, took Ave for 39. in the Middlesex Arst innings.
Press.
who United
BRILLIANT BASEBALL PITCHING DUEL
New York, June 29.
Farminat Sussex, the Leicester- of task of taking 10 wickets, Gelist
läst day of a rain-qurtall- ed match, were striding to vic- tory with 13 of them
secured when the wicket-keeper Frank Rist and the young bowler Ken- neth Preston, thwarted them with an unbroken stand of 12. rattled up in half an hour.
Results
At Chesterfield: Match drawn, play restricted owing to rain. Yorkshire 44 and 37 for six. Derbyshire 277.
A
Cardiff: Middlesex beat Glamorgan by two wickets.
In a brilliant pitching duel with Harry Brecheen, Glamorgan 273 and 138, Middle- Johnny Schmitz of the Chicago Cubs inter-rex 138 and 276 for eight.
rupted the first place drive of the Saint Louis Cardinals in the National League today. The lanky Cub, left hander | doled out only four hits in his
Despite their defeat, Glamor-seventh victory when Chicago PRINCETON'S.
gan, with 104 points, still have defeated Saint Louis 3-1.
a lead of 20 points at the top of The lone Cardinal run came
the table over Derbyshire.
I
on the first of a pair of doubles
Yorkshire ure still third, with the
EASY WIN
Ал
aix
At Portsmouth: Humpshire beat Northamptonshire by wickets. Northamptonshire 105 and 180, (Broderick 61), Hamp- shire 274 and 81 for four,
At Manchester: Match aban- foned owing to ruin, Lancashire 170 and-50 for twe (Barnet two (or 10), Gloucestershire 150 (Pol- lard six for 54). by left fielder Enos Slaughter in
A1 Loughborough: Match fourth Inning ont a singla
Henley, June 30. drawn. Leicestershire, 478, Essex 06 points. Next came four clubs by first baseman Nippy Jones.
American crow from 185 (Sperry four for '44, Walsh There were three night gumes. Princeton each with 64 polnis-Lancashire,
University scored four for 20) and 219 for Fire-baler Bobby Feller of an easy win in a third heat (Rist not out 50, Jackson six for nine Mildlesex, Surrey and Warwick- the Cleveland 'Indians showest shira. At the bottom of the his old-time form in beating pit- clash ip the Thames Challenge 15). table, with, 18 points each, are cher Hal Newhouser and the De Cup today beating the Arst At Bath: Bomernet beat Not- Sussex and Northamptonshire. troit Tigers 6-2, Feller fanned and third Trinity Boat Club tinghamshire by an innings and The only other notable feat of aight men and walked two. He of Cambridge at the Henley and 108 (Harris 72, Hazell Ave 26 runs, Nottinghamshire 115 this series of matches which was was given a five run lead by his Royal Regatta. greatly interfered with by rain, sard; hitting teammates In the 'was the return to form of theirst three Innings.
Rowing eally-and-smoothly for 41), Somerset 338-for-eight-
declared... former Test balamang Harold The game had been billed as the Americans were never ex-
Al Birmingham: Match drawn. Gimblett, who became Somerset's pitching duel between Feller tended over the one mile 860 first centurion this season-Reu-land. Nowhouser, but the Indians yards course, clocking seven mins. Cambridge University 259, War-
ter.
The annual swinıming-spórts of
the King George V School will be
| held at the YMCA. Kowloon on
| Thursday July 8 hr 2 pm.
There will be: events for Old Boys and Old Girls at approxĮ mately 9.46
m
Printed and públipbed for the
| sors, "The Stowywuper Enterprise, Kalabad,
[DI WALTER': JAMES KHATER" WI
drove Newhouser from the box In the third inning.
There were three night games Scores:
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Chicago Saint Loula
(Winning pitcher Schmitz),
R 3
H
83
Johnny
AMERICAN LEAGUE ›
Winning pitcher Bob
Clevelarki. Detroit
Associated Press,
10 secs.
Grey skies .and 1 drizzie kept down attendance at the annual event for which a record
number of entries had been re-
ceived.
The big list of entries neces
itated
OPPONENT FOR MILLS
Southampton, June 20.
The light-heavyweight cham
an all-time opening day plen, Guê Lemovich, today indi-
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Events throughout the Begatid as a step to determining the -will be over a, straight-stretch or cessor to Joe Louis, the Thames but at the conclusion Leanevich arrived aboard the work will commence, to provide Chipen Mary for his title Oght three separate rowing lanes for against Proddie Mills of England compautors in the "- Olympie | on July 30°ht White City Geme-United Fresk
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