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"THE PERFECT SWISS WATCH

CHINESE YMCA SHAILANDER

Victoria Club Callover

London, March 6. Heavy support for the Duke! of Norfolk's Burnham madei him a clear favourite for the Lincolnshire Handicap when the cards were called övér or the spring double at the Vic- torla Club tonight.

Freebooter retained_his" position{ as Orst chulee for the Grand Na- tind, but the odds were extend- ed half a point,

Burphans, four-year-old son o Hyperion, shared joint favourit. tan with Dramatic at last week? caflover, but his price was slashed 1-1/2 points to 10 to 2, while Dramalle remained unchanged a TUO 10 9.

CHINA MAIL

BEAT SHUTTLERS

| The Chinese YMCA defeated Shailanders by eight sets to one in the Men's Junior League Sec- tional Final at the King George V School last night.

(Kowloon Docks),

The winners will meet the University for the Junior Division Championship at Recreio on Friday night starting at 7.30 p.m. Last night's Championship, M.-- Kempton - Homes at Club de Recreio pro- 15-5, 15-2. duced some sparkling play, especially the Senior Men's between the Doubles match two Chinese YMCA pairs, W. F. Foo and C. K. Lee and D. C. Lau and Charlle Au.

Although this game went to only two sets, spectators were enter- tined to a high standard of bright badmintea with all four player pulling out some grand shots, at one time or other.

A terrifle paco was set right from the beginning by both pairs and was maintained right up to the end. The scorers were actually neck to neck for the greater part of both sets and it was the slightly greater stendiness and more forces The run on the Epsom-trained ful smashes of Lee and Foo thot Transatlantic continuel, Intro-wrought them a well-deserved duced two weeks ago at 20 to 1, win

is now a firm 100 to 7 chance.

share

In the Senjor Men's Singles. Ramon Young gave one of his best displays in extend his mere re- pufed opponent Robert Tay

match,

The Royal Grand National hope, Monaveen, was easier to back, slipping from 100 to 6 te th sets. He was actually lead- t8 to 1, but his stable com. ing 11-7 in the first set, but lack panlon, Lord Mildmay's Gram of the anishing touch cost him the well, strengthened second favouritiam with Rel. mond at 100 to 6. The defeat of last year's Grand National winner, Russian Hero, at Southwell today was reflected by extension of his n three-point price to 25 to I.

A fenture of the callover wa the loss of favour for Dares Park

Ladies' Singles: Gloria Silva (St. Teresa) beat. Duris 'Runny (Kowloon Duck); 11-6, 11-0.

-Junior Men's. Doubles: B. K. Cheong and S. F. Lon (University) V K. C. Wong and K.-Y. Tso (postponed).

Senior Men's Singles: Robert Tay (Chinese YMCA) bent Ramon Young (Chinese; YMCA), 15-12, 18-11.

Senter Men's Doubles: ' W. F. Foo and C. K. Lee (Chinese YMCA) beat D. C. L and Charlie Au (Chinese YMCA), 15-10., 15-11.

JUNIOR LEAGUE SECTIONAL FINAL

Chinese YMCA 8-Bhallanders '1 H. F. Tai and W. N, Cheung|

W.

(Chinese YMCA) beat D. Saw p and B. Chow' 21-9, beat P.; Wong and J. Khoo 21-10, tost to Gordon Lum and C. H. Ngan 15-21.

C. Chung and M. T. Lam (Chinese YMCA) beat Saw and Chow 21-0, beat Wong and Khoe 21-11, beat Lum and Ngan 21-19.

5. Thong and M. K. Fung (Chinese YMCA) bent Saw and Chow 21-16, beat Wong: and Khoo .21-14, beat Luni and Ngan 21-10. Games for tonight and Friday:

E.C.Y. Hsi of the Wah Klu K. School entered the semi-final ir the Schoolboys Singles event after a ne win over La Salle's

The laser put up A. Sales.

and with a little spirited night, more experience should be an- other of the Colony's future hopes. S.T. Hool of the University, one

of the top-favourites of the Junior young M. Kempton of Kowloon A.A.

in the Lincolnshire ond Fighting | Single's title, proved too good for

Line in the National, Two week

7.30

TONIGHT

Thursday

At Kowloon Cricket Club

p.m. (Schanlboys Singles) Dos Remedios v Y, Kun, p.m. (Junior Men's Doubles)

HONG KONG, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1950.

Ceylon's ace hurdler

Famed hurdler Duncan White of Caylon,'who created a new · Empire - Games record for the 440 yards hurdles event, which he won in 62.8 seconds in a dramatic finish(Associated Prese photo).

A North versus South Tennis fixtures

Cup Final assured

London, March. 6.

.agu both horres were offered in Docks, Kempton put up a good I. Erickson and J. Yvanovich vnA North v. South Cup final, with all its attend- ·

the twenties. Now they can car ur bhelad at duhle tholds,

Full prices

1

anc

Lincolnshire Handicaps to to Burpham, "100 to D Dramatic, 10' to &

Fair Judgineat, 100 to Transatlantic, 100 to 6 Bobo, 22 1 Goldsborough, J

25 to Sta Point. 28 to Pompous, 33 to 1 Philadelphe, noe du Diable, Fancy Ta and Fly, Jamaica Flamo, Grani, 40 to 1 Laverstoke Barnes Pack.

Grand National: 19 to 2 Free booter, 100 to 0 Cromwell and Rolmoar, 18 to 1 Monaveen, 25 to 1 Ruslan Hero, Shagreen and Soda, 33 to Gallery, Angel Hill Castledermot, Cloncarrig, Roya Mount, 00, to 1 Fighting Line- Reuter.

For Deep

light at the initial stages but in ability to put his net shots cloes

Chow

to the net put him to great dis- advantage.

Gloria Silvu

St. of Teres scored another good wha to enter

the semi-Bral of the Ladle; Singles event. Miss Doris Ramsay her opponent, thigh now to the game, gave a favourable displa und with a little more variety o strokes, should be well in th: running for honours next year.

Full rosults

Schoolboy's Singles:

E. C. Y. Hai" (Wah Klu) beat A. Sales (La Salle), 18-16, 15-2. Junior Men's Doubles:

K. F. Chiu and A. Ho (Chung Waft) beat C. C. Wen and C. L Tom' (Kowloon Tong) 15-6, 15-12.

Junior Men's Singles: S. T. Hool (University) beat

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ant glamour and fervour, is assured at Wem- bley Stadium, London, on April 29 as the re- suit-of-today's draw for the semi-finals.

Mrs J.A. Stares v W.B. Brova The drow for the semi-finals made today resulted and Mrs. B. McCall,

p.m. (Junior

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Ever Lou W.K. TROV W.B. Brown and Miss Margie Xavier, 10 pm, (Senior Mixed Doubles) C. K, Lee

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The semi-anals of the Colony's Open Singles and Doubles Lawn Tennis Championships will be played next week on the Stand

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Yachting jottings:

Diana wins coveted Illingworth Cup

(By "MAINSHEET BLOCK”)

The first post-war race for the handsome lilling, :

worth Cup, presented to the Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club before the war for ocean yacht racing by Captain (E) J. H. Illingworth, RN, the present Commodore of the "Royal Ocean. Racing Club of Great Britain, was won by T. O. Morgan's Diana.

The race, which was held over the week-end and which was over a course of. 65 miles, was won by Diana in the slow time of 261⁄2 hours, under conditions which were delightfully com- fortable yet exasperating.

For such an important Ax-; mikludgment of the exceptionally. türe--the one pight race in the strong tide probably cost Dan the. season's programme-the fleet Cup. of only six starters was dis- appointing. The absence of the larger cruisers served to rob the contest of much of its interest.

With Inst miaule weather re- ports of a fresh force 0 (28 m.p.h.) wind outside, the racing yachts came out to the starting line with well reefed sulis, prepared for lots of wo

weather.

Noon found the boats becalmed

Chau again about Cheung Kualang well in front. switched her engine to keep Hong Kong Lppointments.-

on

Diana finished first at 17.25.60 Bunday evening to win the race, saving her time on "Ariki' next

over.

Full marks must go to the croir of Plaride, who, de ridden for three guts at Lyemun on Batur In surprising contrast were the day night, still trailed round the actual conditions which about long course, only to be robbed of midnight found the contestants a finish on Sunday night when be gently rollug downwind in the calmed again and forced 10 motor, moonlight outside Lama or drift- hame.

ing near Lantau Polat.

The course wet took the yacht from the Club, out and round

Smaller boots

While the Cruisers raced Waglan and Po Tol, North of through wind and calm outside, Boko falands,

the smaller boats enjoyed two round Lantau Point up to Tal O and back to excellent days for sailing in, the the Club vir Lantau

Polat harbour. Cheung Chau and Sulphur Channel. The

race started at 3 p.m. on Saturday, crews hurriedly shaking out reels just before the start in

Court at the Hong Kong Cricket

a fast lightening NE. wind.

At the leeward-end-of-the-line- Is hoped to play the dnais

Placido

Ido made a nicely timed start of the Colony's Singles Cham-right-after the gun, with Aquillo

on. Wednesday, March pionship

and Ariki following at the wind the Doubles flanis on ward end and Thursday, March 23,

inlan and Dan were next Kunlang over, followed by Diana a few minutes late but quickly getting into her stride.

Lieutenant. Victoring is to be congratulated on winning the first race he sailed here.

The starting times for Dinghy and Star ruces have been altered, us the evenings are getting longor

Starting Limes- will therefore be, as follows:

Dinghies: Saturday-2.30 p.m. and 4.45 p.m. Sunday-10.30.a.m. 2.15 pm and 4.35 p.m.

Stars: Saturday--2.20 p.m. and *4.36 Sunday 2.03 p.m. md

D. 4.25 p.m..

Draws and time lunits are corë

22,

Play will commence at 4.30 .p.m. cach day, as the matches Replays for both matches have are the best of five sets:

A charge of $5 for a scat will the following| been fixed fra

be

All working the Kowloon shore, respondingly altered. The Aban- made for the semi-final and Wednesday, or the salto grounds.

Liverpool out to achieve the final matches and there will also Kunjang early went well out in don Race Lime for the last races

Dan lengthening has been altered to 6.30 p.m. be limited standing room at $2 the front with coveted League

The team race next Sunday championship

her early lead from the remainder.

morning will be between Real- and Cup winners' double, meet for each person. their local rivela Everton in a The Club's Handicap events

dents and Government, Strong flooding tide. repetition of their semi-final commence on Monday, March 13 clash at Villa Park in the 1903 and all players are requested to 6 season.

note their dates of play from the week's xture and trum the

On that occarion (Everton won

Australia win 2-0 and went on to win the Cup draw for the various events,

fifth and

final Test

At King George V School 7pm Schoolboys Doubles) K. Y. Tso and B. Saw v A. Sules and M. Omund, 7.30 (Junior Mixed Doubles) W. C. Chung and Mrs, W. C. Chung FJ Brockbankc and Mrs. E. M. Tebbutt, 8.00 (Ladics' Singles) Mrs. M.

Chow v Miss M. Ribeiro. 8.30 Junior Men's Doubica) A D. Brown and A. J. Gon- salvea

J. A. Soures and J. A.-Motta. 9.00 (Senior Mixed Doubles)

Wong and Miss H. Kwong W. Gillies and to spare. Mr. L. F. Stokes.

V

At Victoria Recreation Club

'Port Elizabeth, March 6.. Australia won the fifth and final Test against South Africa here today by an Innings and 250 runs with more than a day

by beating Newcastle 1-0 In tha Oral.

: ▪

Results

Last week's 'rosuits were: Ellingworth Trophy Race for Cruisers

At Lyemun Paws, an exception- ally strong flooding tide was too much for Placide here she stay- ed anchored against the flood for more than three hours.

1st Plana (T. O. Morgan) 26 Rounding Waglan 30 p.m.-23.58-23.43.28; 2nd Ariki 111. (H. Kuntang was already half an hour Forsyth) 27.2.10 23.58.6; 3rd

(F. ahead of Dan and one and a quar Aquilla

Clema 28.39.00 ter hours ahead of Arkik, Auqllla 23.18.35; 4th Dan (V. Drayor) and Diana.

20.30.00 20.25.80. Kuniang (8. 8. Monday, March 13:

With only yards separating Coote) DNF; Placide (D. Calor) Open Singles Semi-final (int these three boate quietly jogging DNF.

a full half of draw): K. M. Getz and along abreast off Sheko,

Next wook's matches ----Arsenal, --the-n-known-as-Wool- vich Arsenal, were also in the The following are the matches semi-finals that year, losing 2-0 to be played next week:

Newcastic,

Previous winners

Baturday March 4 6th Jublies. Barios Rasi. It. Chelsea and Liverpool cov N. E. Arthy and Mrs. J. Kite. moon struggling over a patchy test the final a now name will be

Club Doubles Handicap games: horizon, the night surprisingly, 1st Roundelay (LeUnturier) inscribed on the Cup. Arsenal and

mild for this time of the year 147 18 (11); 2nd Minstrel (Crow- Tuesday March 14:

147 41 (9); 3rd Melody. After making the highest total Everton aru previous winners.

Arsenal's most

recent Cup half of draw), 1st round of sending up appetising odours from Bony Fisher) 1.52 27 (7); 5th.

Opon Singles Semi-final (2nd broadsides of polite insults from ble

the centre Yacht and the cook (learning) 1.5).48 (8); 4th Har by an Australian team to South Africa-549

seven meeting with Chelsea was in the Club Singles Handicap and semi- runs fur

2.05.38 (6) 7.30 (Schoulboya' Singles) An“ wickets declared-in their Arst third round in 1646-47, when finals of Club. Doubles Hand/can down below, certainly made tough | Strathspey" (Skuff)

Australia

Chelsea won the second replay by 2-0 after two 1-goal-atl draws, Tiut game was also played on Tottenham, Hotspurs

ground, which has been chosen as the

thony Ching

sony

v Fan Chun

innings,

Hon

dismissert South Africa for 158 and 132. 8.00 (Junior Mixed Doubles) H. J. Xavier and Mrs. A. M.

The rubber had already been Campos v K, Y. Tso and decided, Australia winning the Mrs. W. K. Tso or A. D. first three Tests with the fourth

drawn.

Brown and Miss Margio

There were no extenuating Xavier. 8.30 (Junior Mixed Doubles) Krcumstances for South Africa's C. Wong and Miss H. P. hollow defeat since the wicket, Lam v. A. J. Remedios and which übsorbed a little rain just;

before the start today, was in

of Mixed Doubles Handicap,

Thursday, March 16

of

slow run from

ocean racing indeed! Wednesday, March 15:

Still together at the Rock, thest Open Doubles Semi-final (1st three rounded at 7.45 p.m. Arik

secure a

a short leall, half of draw), Second Round passing inside the other two to of the clash on March. 18:

Jona. On the In First Divlilon, matches

Waglan to Lantau Point, Aquilia this year, Arsenal- won 2-1 at Open Doubles Semi-Anal (2nd

moved

into third position and Stamford Bridge, but¦ Chaliën hôlf of draw), ́Bemi-finals

Ariki surprised Diana's helm turned the tables by winning Mixed Doubles Handicṣp` and

table inter."

man out of his sleepy medita.

· 3-2 'away. #^-week

2nd Round of Club Single Han-

Lions by sailing quietly up on Everton and Liverpool played dleap. Mit T. Keme cingles) W. perfect condition and still easy-

hid stern in the wee hours. draw in thole- first *.gcalless

When Diana and Artkl rounded Friday, March 17: Leaguó" encounter on August 27; 9.30 (Senior Men's Singles) Hbut the Australian spincers, Ian

It Was niore amenable to spin. but Liverpool won the Christinas

Semi-finals of Club Singles Lantau Point shortly after 4 a.m. T. Heph v M. T. Ycow.

Championship and Club Singles it was to find the leading three 20.00 (Junior Men's Doubles) E. Johnson and Colin McCool, were Eve return home match 3-1.

Handicap.

boats becalmed in the moonilt

9.00 Senior Men's

F. Foo v K. S. Low.

A

Nery.

paced.

Everten, with relegation fears

C. Y. Hsl and T. Hsi v A not able to turn the ball shurply.

and A. The failures of the new No. 3. hangig over their henda, (will Remedios

Ron Draper, and the middle bats-mart us underdogs but they unset men, D. Begbie and P. Winslow.highly fancied sides in Tottenham and lapses in the field-five cat and Derby County, ches were dropped when Austra-

Soccer player

returns on a stretcher

Low Bau-fook, one

of

the

to

most promising newcomers the St. Joseph's Football Club's Sentor XI, returned to the Colony. from Bangkok by plane pester-

which has

Ha were batting-were mainly All-tickat games

responsible for South Africa's (lo- teat-Reuter.

C'wealth game ends In a draw

COLONY TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS

bay

Friendly Redwing

RAOR

at Alskling (Victorino) 1.34.17:

2nd Sea Horse (Corbett) 1.55.21 3rd Ghost (Derby) 136,32 -412

21

87th

Tin Hau ( Miss Loseby hon

Series Race Dinghy

1.18.58 lat Furrer (1)

(858) Mrs. Trenerry (2) 1.19.53 (248); 3rd Horner (1) 13210 (58); 4th Mallorie (16) 130.40 (074) Sia Rycroft (8) L1458 (494); Oth Mrs. Eddis (11) 1,85.49 (418): Evans (5) Rid; Conkson (18), Rtd.

Sunday, March 8

Dinghy Team' Rage-Army 4 y Sailors!

1st Nixon D. (11) 17.29. 8. 19;); fitful wind

2nd Brown (1); 18.32 A.,11; 3rd Raiding the point closely and Workman (8) 1.841 A 10, 4th bringing a fiful wind with her Miss Cooper (6) 1,8,42-6, 9, ath Ariki ran into the inside wind-Brokenbury (2) 1.9.19 A8 8th

Eddis (14) 1 10.28 8. 7; 7th Conk ward position and in line, abr 011 (3) 1.10.51 A. 6; 8th Mulshead

The following are the results the ve bents headed for Tal, O. tlie Football Association Cup wilt Championship matches played at supplied a be all-ticket games?

Tottenham Hotspurs, announced this afternoon that, in agreement

Hoth the senil-final, matches in of the Lawn Tennis Doubles A patrolling Navy M.L. earlier (10) 1.11.98 A 39th Chute (7) Chater Road Yesterday: [zerylce, on yachts out of sight | nso S—Monte, Ballpis 28

Krabia.

RADIALOG — Carr (20)o

with the uolies, the crowd at the boat Au Kam-moon and led his "ketch, Morinotte as mark SSSTRES

This is moro. thon. 3,000 fewerwing 6-4, 4-20 PANAGRADONA Cetically wind up to 30T0/1) 1:18.45: (690) And tha

who, the

friendly Information 1:1284 A. 4; Strain (4) DSQ 8. and we ruspect, wakenet: friand Gordon_Lam and P. K. Tong Nickien who had generously offer-

Series Rado. Colombo, March1.10.

Chelsea V “Arsonal- match nt Kwong-chun -6 6-3 6-5, boot at Tal O. Stre

Tu Hữu (in Loạt b The three-day match between Tottenham's ground will.bo Halt Donald Lo and Norman What a sight there was at the 1.11.07 (882): 2nd Ghost (Darby)

beat Ho Ka-lau and Lee Yus¬

of a stretcher accompanied wealth team and aed to Ud.030.

O mark boat! After hours.

Sea Horro 1.14,3D (776); 3rd by several members of the Combined India, Pakistan and Colony punoficial soccer team Gesin x coded a draw at the than gaw the England v laly boat C. C. Yow and S. H. Wang JW Spence and George Chon

back markers

*1:10.0 +(610):) Dal here today.

Zophys (Mañorío) the Siamese capital.

been on a visit to

The Commonwealth scored 141 am at this ground in Nov-0-2, (-4. Kuntong round Lantau Point, sh5th Blue) pon( (Evans).E19.12 (033);" dih***Jusupoet" (Hutam)) runs, diamissed, their opponesita

Choy Tin-wah and Wong Shlu hd been becalmed for more thar (033 *who Lower wow and who in their

ASPASEOSA (400); 7th Pumn (Nutt) known as for 75, and then made 45 for the

wing beat. Eddle Chan and Lau three hours the DATES FOR

KA 0-3, 9-7.

before dawn the calm 1.20.20 (2017; 8th Thistledow POSTPONED FIRSTED THEN, and Choy. Tin-fook bebt M. Heenan and H. A. Avres DIVISION GAMES

MP Poon Sand B Babeat London, March 0.5. Leo-Wal-tong ko god: Bacto Dick As there are no Fopiball As- 0-2 0-24 sociation Cup replays, the fallow=||strui}\Yan-pull and ling, ax: First Division: matcher, půl, beat. J.; I

which should have been played

a great part in the defeat of second innings in a match which Kowloon Motor Bus by St. Joseph's recently, had his right

thin bono, broken during game

We Bangkok, B

An ambulance was

wax curtalled

"by rálne, Retter..

at HKFA INTERPORT SUB-COMMITTEE: MEETING

Kal Tak Airport yesterday for the POAS plane, which brought in the footballers and im mediately after his arrival-Leve was taken in Queen

•pital, Verl

The Hong Kong team created avory, favourable -fispré

jand load

ber-Reuter.

Blast! Baturday

will

Hils Wednesday, Ma

Arsenal

Conf:Bron:Wahd

TWWF horn and

Sellors

UGGER RESUE

disappeared with the moom, Porry) 194.51 (826); Dth Calys elving way to Baulte: Heavy" (Glover) -1,20.30

[ aguails from the hills; and after SalesED TERROR MYEONATAL

15 hours of pallino, Aranylie's gut Dinghy Borlan Rock cam, the five yachts raced tet-Mrs. Eddie W{3}; 43

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