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TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR 'TEAM OF THE YEAR'
(By "ALBIÓN")
I think that without fear of contradiction one con tag Tottenham Hotspur as "the team of the year." Their team work and displays, every- where they have performed, have given rise to complimentary comment.
They set the pace throughout the season in Division 11 and finished no less than nine points in the Icad of their promotion partners.
Although nest concluding could, I think, have made it an- their last few games in a win- other 'Chariton' achievement if ning vein (having alrealy won they had paid a little more at- promotion many weeks prior tention to the obvious weaknesses
in defence, to closure of the season), they had revealed almost complete mastery over the other Divis ion II members.
The run in the Cup touk them within an ace of the final, losing
They had no less than 2 goals ut in their net during the season, and their forward falmost as many.
line scorett
Yes Hull, it is to these breaches (you will have to louk in order, to
to Everton by the odi, and rentise your Manager-Captala's understand) dispute goul.
Yes, undoubtedly. one of the White Imt Lane Indis finest seu-
song.
Jambition!
Bees buzzing
Brentford, after a series of post- The close rivalry between the war lapses, played themselves two Shrilled teng must have back inlo the picture, and eighth sent u upot
through ition in the table!
Thrill
the supporters' spines,
It was got not the last kick of the game that the Wednesday karw for certain that they were to accompany Spurs to Division
But have been the closest race in years in this Division.
next sesison,
Long overdue
I would say Wednestay were the more worthy of promotion as they were more consistent broughout the seacon, (although reports from London would have It be that only Spurs were worthy of the hammar).
It looks as though the 'Bees'
more "buzzing
опсе
in
are anrnest. Swansen, promoted from the Southern Division last season, had! quite a gourd year, and Anished in the upper half of the table.
Cardiff, their Welsh neighbours, ound the going quite difficult in the carller part of the season, but outled around towards the close, to finish halfway up the league.
Grimsby, with a prolite kon- scoring forward line (74 to their creall). could only manage by sheer determination in their last few games to steer clear of the relegation zone.
Like Hull they will have to do something about a suspect rear-
quard!
·
Gamest feam Coventry City did extremely
Suspension of jockey who used battery
Loulaville, Kentucky,
May 21. George Atkins, a jockey, was suspended from racing on Saturday for using a bat- tery on his mount, Hallleboy, at Churchill Downs.
The presiding Steward, Mr. Bam H. McMockin, said that Atkins admitted his gullt. Despite the battery, a device. which shocks a horse to run
Hallieboy
not
faster, placed.
The battery, described as a sharp stimulant, on horses, was one which fitted Into the hand, Horeca are more aus ceptible to such shocks than are humans-Reuter,
RACE TIMING SCHEME
London, May 21.
HONG KONG, TUESDAY, MAY 23, 1950.
Second round of Davis Cup ties completed
London, May 21.
The second round Davis Cup ties of the European zono were continued today at various centros. Ireland and France had won their ties yesterday. while the Philippines had received a walk-over from Peru:
The first to finish today 'wat the Sweden-Norway. tie at Oslu where Sweden, having won two singles and a doublei carlier, completed the rout of Norway by winning the re- maining singles for a 5-0 suc-
CC8s.
Torsten Johansson beat Torgny Hannes 0-2, 0-8 and Sven Davis- son beat Nils Erick liessen 9-3,
0-4.
Sweden meet the Philippines in the third round.
Belgium bent Yugoslavia at Zagreb by three matches to twn, cach side winning a singles today so that the Belgian doubler success of yesterday virtually settled this tie.
Marcello Del Bello and Giovanni Cucell beat Sven' Geza Wortheim and Caston Wampach 0-0, 0-2,
B-1.
Danes win
at
The Denmark-Egypt tic Copenhagen was formally award- lead of three matches to nil when gd to Denmark who held a winning rain prevented the two outstand- ing singles from being completed.
One was started and Kurt Niel- sen (Denmark) took the first sel 14-12 against Marcel Ceen but lost the next 8-8.
Then rain stepped play and and it was arranged to play the singles In a covered court,
Judges ruled, however, that Today Drago Mitle (Yugoslavia) levelled the match as a whole by they would not count, not having beating Jack Birchant 7-5, 6-1,|been played on grass. 0-3, but Philippe Washer (Bel- glum) took the decisive match against Milun Branovic 6-4, 6-1, 0-1.
Italy reached the third round when they won the doubles against A new automalle timing ap- Luxemburg at Luxemburg to gain paratus, which combines aa winning lend of three matches to specially modified race-finisi nil. recording camera with a um- ing component recording one- hundredths of a second, had a satisfactory try-out during the Newmarket meeting last week.
After reing on the opening day it was cetnily stated that races up to one mile, finishing at the Rowley mile winning post (the
will be officially timed and the time announced over loud-
finishing post for the Guiens).
De that as it may, think Wednesday's return to Division I, from which they were re- legated Jo the 1936-37 Benson, was long overdue, United will perhaps drive home the advantage next
Southampton, who ended up in third lust
vlace
season after teil ing like runway winners of this scetion, inurl themselves in al-time since League football came the switches have not been in-
into its own during the 1946-47 stalled. season, and it was almost a tonte,
season.
m a reverte situation, starting the sengon rather shakily, and finishing on outsiders, challenging strongly for promotion.
Just one more draw would have clone the trick for them this sea- son as only goal average separated them from clulining promotion.
well to get clear away from the relegation zone in their last eight or nine games, and I think a-word of praise here is not out of place. Coventry have experienced a lean
speakers.
The starting gates for races of over a mile have been wired but
Though it was not intended to A
to see them strive for a respect-pive affietal times on the opening able place in the table at the end day, the judge called for a pic- of this season.
ture of the finish of the Pampls- ford Stakes
and this provided racegoers with the first automatic recorded time in the country.
Yes, to Coventry must go the bouquet as the "gamest team of the year." Barnsley and Chesterfield did not have the successful scason
The winner, the favourite, Sez.
are can-
¡
Earlier, Denmark had made cer- tain of success by winning the doubles which had been halted by rain yesterday when the Danes, Nielsen and Torben, were behind at 2-6, 6-7.
Today they played brilliantly to win the match 2-6, 9-7, 6-4, 6-3, Reuter.
Jaguars' victory in Macao, game
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Drink
Coca-Cola
Ice Cold
Federation of Philadelphia and
world soccer players?
London, May 21,
A World Federation of sot- cer players visualised by Mr. Jimmy Guthrie, Chair- Union man of the Players' (Britain), who thinks it will be formed within the next few years.
Mr. Guthria made this pro- diction when commenting on the action of the Stoke City players. Nell Franklin, the England
And contre-half, George Mountford, in going to Colombia to take up duties with the Independiente Banta club Fe Club in Bogota, a outside the
International Football Federation (FIFA).
of the Play- beon
The Chairman of ers' Union, who has campaigning in Britain freedom for players to do as close they wish during the season, tald here that such federation of players could counteract what he called the present closed shop among the Federation of Interna- ..tional Football Associations.
~~~Fleuter.
STRUGGLE FOR RUNS
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Cardinals split doubleheader
New York, May 21.
Catcher Andy Sominick hit a ninth inning homer with left fielder Dick Sisler on base to give the 4-2 victory over the St. Philadelphia Phillies Louis Cardinals in the second game of, a doubleheader in the National League today. The Cards executed a triple play and staved off a late inning Philadelphia rally to win the opener 6-5.
The split enabled the second
place Phillies to climb within Washington 1/2 a game of the Brooklyn Detroit
Dodgers.
RHE
2
€ 10, 1 3. 2
Winning pitcher Conurd Mor-
Press.
League leaders
1
Home runs by shortstop Virgl!rero, loser Ted Gray-Associated. Stallcup, first baseman Johnny Wyrostek, third baseman Grudy Hatton and right fielder Danny Litwhiler sparked the Cincinnati
win
over the Reds to a 10-9 Brooklyn Dodgers.
Litwhiler hit his as a pinch- hliter with two on in the eighth to win the game.
the
The Boston Braves beat the Chicago Cubs twice, Johnny Sain winning his sixth start of scason 3-2 in the opener and Vern Bickford registering his sccund pitching decision 4-3 in the closer. The second game. ended with London, May 2%. Boston first baseman Earl Torge- hitler Bob West Indies were engaged in son entching pinch
first Scheffing's foul ball by stretching an uphill struggle for innings lead when they re-into a front row box.
The Pittsburgh Pirates took sumed, 100 runs behind
the both ends of a doubleheader from M. C. C. with five wickets re-the New York Giants, 4-3 and 8~0, maining at Lords on the in
to snap a New York winning second day today.
streak at four games. Only eight runs had been The Pirates scored twice in the added when Jim Sims, 40-year- ninth inning to win the opener old Middlesex leg-breaker, dis- and jumped off to an early lead missed Jett Stollmeyer with the to stay in the lead all the way in first bail of his fourth over and the nightcap. six wickets were down for 90. By lunch time they were all out for 170 and the M.C.C. had scored 20 for no wicket.
The pitch was taking spin slow-
Yankees go to town
In the American League, the New York Yankees made 34 hits
ly as it dried out from yesterday's as they twice defeated the Cleve
land Indians, 14-5 and 12-4.
Centre Belder Joe DiMoggio hit West Indies failed by 18 runs
storm.
New York, May 22. Major league leaders
NATIONAL LEAGUE. Batting-Musial, St. Louis, 439; Garagiola, St. Louis, 377.
Runs Jones, Philadelphia, 27; and Walikus, Philadelphle Jethroe, Buston, 25.
Runs batted in Ennis, Philadelphia, 27: Jones, 28.
Hit Musial. 43; Jethro and Sister. Philadelphia, 39.
Home runs-Kiner, Pittsburgh, Jones and Gordon, Boston, 8,
Stolen bases-Reese, Brooklyn, 5: Juthroc and Torgeson, Boston, Snider, Brooklyn, and Glaviano, St. Louis
Strikeouts-Roberts, Philadel phin, 30; Spahn, Bosted, 38.. Pitching-Rush, Chicago,
wins and no losses; Jolinson, + Philadelphia nod Bankhead, Brooklyn, 3 wins and no losses.
AMERICAN LEAGUE:', Batting-Doby, Cleveland, 410; Lehner, Philadelphia, 411.
Runs-DiMaggio and Fesky, Boston, 20.
Runs batted In-Williama, Bog- ton. 36; Stephens, Boston, 35. ;
His-Stephens, 41; DiMaggio;
39,
Home runs Willams, Dropo, Boston, D.
to reach the M.C.C. first innings two homers and a double in the total. They were all out for 170 first game and drove in six Yan- and in 10 minutes batting boford kee runs.
Stolen bases Dillinger, Junch the M.C.C. had made 20 Left fielder Wally Moses hit a for no wickets in their second
bases-loaded homer in the top of Philadelplin, 4; Lipon, Deirgit,
Philadel- and Adams, Chicago, 3. knock.
ninth to give the the
New Strikeouts Reynolds, With the ball turning more than phio Athletles an 8-3 triumph in
a double-Yerk, 36; Lemon, Cleveland, 81. on Saturday; Sims claimed four the second game of
Pitching-Reynolds, four wins. of the West Indies wickets which header, after the St. Louis Browns fell during the morning at a per- had defeated the Athletics 11-6 in and one loss; Byrne, New York, and Trucks, Detroit, three: winn sonal cost of 39 runs in 16 overs, the opener.
Despite the threatening weather, the Jaguars, of the local Senior Softball League, vindicated themselves at Macao last Sunday, when they emerged triumphant by 17-3 over a side `selected from the Shanghai Evacuaos, steady drizzle which commenced during the fourth inning failed to dampen the enthu- siasm of the flock of fans who welcomed the first appearance of a visiting softball team to the Portuguese Colony. The tour which was more In Although the result of the
Bedser had Gomez Lb.w, with The Chicago White Sox snapped and one loss-Associated Press, Proud Preston
gume seems top-sided, it was not they had the year before when leitor, covered the five turlags the nature of a goodwill mis-
in 1 I min. 4-42/100 secs. Leeds United, relegated from they tuished well in the upper
sion, resulted in great enthu a true Indication of the abilities an off-break and Sims knocked a seven game losing streak by Division One' in the
Where human beings
of both teams, as the damp ground back Williams' of stump with winning the secondgame of a Arst year holl of the table.
cerned, the fastest man one day siasm being shown for the proved to be a handicap to all another googly. After one bound-doubleheader from the Boston Red Leleester City, proper of post-war league fool-
caught at Sox 4-3 after losing the opener it is the participants, while the Macuo ary pull Jenes was runners-up in Lall, challenged strongly for pro- fast years Cup, again did not is usually the fastest man always popular pastime, and
not yet cover-point but then Valentine 7-0, while Boston was scoring a
Manila, May 22. motion In the new year
but could experience a happy season, and and he invariably wins his event. understood that a return game outnt were apparently only Anish
Hong Kong's Sing Tao Tigora Arth place.
will have to improve vastly next In the case of animals, however, is being arranged, the venue settled down to playing as a unit. joined his captain, John Goddard, run for every hit.
in a last wicket stand of 20, made Right hander Conrad Marrero 1-imagine the-masterly-mann-year, in order to stave off the re-it is different. Not only in re for which will probably be a
Alec Braga of the Macao team in 20 minutes, before Sims had pitched a neat three hitter against football team ended Its Manila gerialship of Major Buckley is legation bogey. which has been spect af horses but of greyhounds Macao again
in organising. Valentine caught,
the Detroit Tigers as the Wash it last night-with-a-2-0 victory~~ 103, It is not so much that the
took great pains
Senators Scores M.C.C. Ist.Innings-100 Ington
bagged two aver how being felt in Leeds, and 1 haunting them of late.
Manila football league duns animal in any less ebanistent
the home squad, and the MELCO
West Indies-1st innings. Recreation Ground was lined in
homers while posting a 6-2 viu-selection before 6,000 Lans. Hinn his humun counterpart, but
spite of the uncertain weather. Rae, c. Yardley, b. Bedser..
4 tory.
The visiting Chinese team won rather because of the varying
Manager. Ollie Vag of the visit Stellmeyer, 6. Sims
Third baseman Eddie Yost hil a eight straight victories during its conditions under which
4two run homer and centre felder Philippines tour. 23 Sam Mele smashed out another tion for the tourists by going Weekes, c. Yardley, b. Berry animals, particularly the horse,
ing team arranged accommoda- Trostrall, c. and b. Berry
b. Berry forward with an advance party Walcott, c. Badser,
Christi a day, sprlier,
b. Berry Jaguar speed-ball hurler Vic Gomez, Lb.w. b. Bedser trolling the slippery spherold, but Williams, b. Sims Podruce had dimeulty in cun- Goddard, not out managed to hold, the opposition Jones, c. Brown, b. Sims
would say that the United ulatzal an excutient change of 'promotion
nt their next attempt,
Preston North Get
proud
Preston just didn't seem to have it in their to return to the higher sphere at the first attempi.
They spent many thousands of pourds in trying to "buy pro- moling" so to speak, but all to no avail.
Blackburn's fall
from grace Blackburn Rovers, formerly of Division One and Cup zumes fame, seem to have sunk pretty low in latter years, and hovered
have
near the betton of this table in the last two seasons, but
think to them we can look for
run
Prior to the tusste, the dis- tribution of the Hong Kong Soft- ball Association's Handbooks and Souvenir Programmes was well received, and requests have bee the
received for more coples of these publications,
the
Local softball celebrity Churile Figueired was coincidentally in calling the game behind the plate, town, and gindly co-operated by while Ms braved the clements to while Miss Betty Baptista of St.
the capacity of amelal, scorer.
To provide a true comparisor in the matter of time taken to previous taces by the competitor one should study not only better displays and an early re-weather conditions and the solag I think, though, they will be the higher sphere.
turn to their haughty position in at the time but also the track on record this important event, in scoreless and hitless for the first Valentine,
which the
time was recorded, amongst the promotion candidates next season.
Luton have remained perilously These vary considerably from the near the foot of this Division in straight sprint with a downhill Hull City, so nily led by Bnich the post-war years, and will have incline in it to the curved sprint. Carter, who brought them from the Northern Division last year, 1
with, perhaps, an upward incline (Continued at foot of nert Col.)
in It Reuter,
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RACING RECORD EQUALLED
three frames. M. Percira's singic to right with the bases loaded In the fourth chapter shattered n11 hopes of a shut-out game. Two more safe-hits bugchec, up produced a in the fifth frame total of three runs for the Macau outfit.
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SING TAO WIND UP WITH WIN'
The Tigers were on the offen- sive throughout the game and af no time was the Manila team able
to carry the fight into the Tigers' territory for longer than minute...
Chu Wing-kung, Tiger inside 099 left, scored the first goal' after six
5 12 1 minutes of play in the fist half.
Winning pitcher Gerry Staley, Tan Yu-lit obtained the visitors
for three.ruris.
31
Scores:'
34
5
NATIONAL LEAGUE
c. Simpson, b.
St. Louis (1st game)
Sims
Philadelphia
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Total
loser Robin Roberts.
7
Philadelphia
4. 10
BOWLING:
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R
Wloser Eloyd Boyer.
4
0
9
Cincinnati
2. 0 6
Brooklyn
10 14 0 10
1
1
28 17 31
Winning pitcher Herman Web-
4
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27.1 3 054
meler. loser Jack Banto. Chicago (1st game) Boston
D
Gray The Jags who were blanked in Edrich the initial canto, jumped into the Berry
when Bedser loud to the next inning
170 St. Louis (2nd game).
Chicago, May 21. to do something about it very
Mals Boy, ridden by Bob Dean soon before Division III claims Jessop, equalled the world record them.
at. $7.2 secs. for five furlongs on Chandu Pedruco and Lino Mar- Sims
Three byes and two leg byes. The uncertainty of football is Saturday when easily winning the ques alid across the platter on an reflected in the West Ham team race at Washington Park.
error and single, In the third Wickets fell at 1-16, 2-22, 3-03 last year they linished 7th in thị The American record of 67.4 frame, the visitors produced an 4-11, 8-70, 0-6, 7-129, 8-138, table and Uids year nearly drop-seca. set by the two-year-old Miss avalanche of six runs to sew up D-144 and 10-170. pert out!
West Hani enn, and should, do was beaten. The world mark was
Stor at Aqueduct 28 years ago the game. better than
this, and we look established in 1915 by the five-ned three, while Shorty Tonnochy Simpson, not out. forward to an improved 'Ham-year-old, mare,. Pan Zarota, at who tolled on the mound for the
mers,
I would consider Queen's Park Rangers the luckiest team out. la avolding relegation.
Since their elevation to Divi-
Argyle's slip
Juarez.Mexleo-Reuter..
BOWLS TEAM
Pedruco walked three and fou-
Ffull route for Macao, struck-out
two and also passed three to first | base, as he tried valiantly to halt the barrage of base hits.
Frankie Barros, who.. relieved
Robertson, not out
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second goal in the second half. Proceeds of the game went to the
Philippines National Red Cross
Winning pitcher Curt Simmons, Associated Press.
NARROW WIN BY ENGLAND "B′′E. Luxembourg, May 21. England's "B" team, which had Winning pitcher Johnny Sain, previously lost matches to Italy and Holland, today beat Luxem- loser Paul Minner,
1bourg here by two goals to one Infter the home side had led by Bickford, thele goal at half-time."
3 5 4
Chicago (2nd gone)
M.C.C-2nd Innings
Boston
&
Winning pitcher Vern
12
0
loser Walt Dubiel. Pittsburgh
(1st
gamo)
7
20 New York
7
loser Larry Jansen.
Pittsburgh
(2nd
game)
New York
Toini (for. 0)
Reuter.
CRICKETER DEAD
London, May -22.
Gales, contre-forward, scored for Luxembourg from a free-kick after 42 minutes, but Arsenal's 3 Reg Lowls scored twice for Eng-.
Winning pitcher Bob Chesnes, land afterwards, once in the 33rd
8 14 - 14:2 Winning pitcher Clin Chem-
minute and again in the 77th minute of the game.-Reutor.
TENNIS FINALS
IN MADRID
Madrid: May 21,
6 with a Spaniard. Blanca Celnds
in
xion II in the 1947-48, seasonj The following have been select-Pedruco 'In, the sixth : inning, they have been almost out of ed to represent KBGC in a friend-combed Tonnochy for a single their depth and I should. not be ly bowls game with Hong Kong and a double, while the longest
by Ollie Vas Captain A, J. Holmes, promia-bers, loser Sheldon 'Jones. surprised to see them drop out at Sports Club at Austin Road, blow, was bolted the end of next season. A
today at 6.30 p.m. (in the event with a three-bagger which could ent in MCC circles and a member of postponement due to weather, easily have been stretched into 4 of the Test Selectors. Board last AMERICAN LEAGUE The Philippine Davis Cup the game will be played tomor four-master. but for the lead year, died suddenly last night at New York (Ist game). 14 15 2 player, Cesari Carmona, teamed Plymouth Argylo's return to row at the same time):
Öille's pants. Division III must have been wit
A Cleveland A. Hutton, T. Wren, R. Morri
The home team executed a heat his home in Sussex. nessed with regret. by most old son, J. Fraser (Skip).
He had a heart attack during twin-killing when Lionel Sequeira
the Madrid international tenisis stalwarts of the Division,-
Not only did they endeavoury. Chittenden (Skip);
W. Conway, G. Crilly, J. Moyer, was tagged out by burleson- tea and died almost immediately Winning pitcher Ed Lopat, to win the mixed doubles simple
He had been suffering from heart loser Early Wynn. nochy, who relayed the apple to
(2nd
championship, 6-3, 6-2 today, de- * 12 10. Difeating the Spaniards to produce
gamej a-high standard of A Baller, Clero, D. Trall, catcher A. Carrion in time to nail trouble recently and -health New York
4.10 2 Medom and Jose Luis Pratidssi Frank Correa who tried to score used him to resign his position Cleveland
as Chairman of the England Test
Winning pitcher. Allie Reynolds, The men's singles J. Tindall, R. JA Wigginton, A. from third base.
Committee two months
twoch 1 Jaroslav Drobnyc gutes averaging 23,000 were Elliot, G. C. Norman (Skip) bettered only by n fow of. The
Philadelphia
Felicisimo Ampon was suspended P. Hughes, L. Gaddl, J. Crigh- ̈MACAO: A. Agcatad. J Ton]
(16:120 due to rain during the roufta so "top" notchery of the „Division.
nochy, Gabby Pereira, M. Pereira, the committee since 1939.
game) He was captain of Sussex for St. Louis A Carrion, Pat Carrion, P. Go several yours before the war and
1172)
(01:0] when the Czech ace was loadin salves, Vianna, Alee Druga, Gmanaged the MCC touring team miro, loser. Alex Kellner,
Winning pitcher Ken Over by two sets: to one-sociates
Press Carrion and H. Encarnação.
Philadelphia (2nd
| play, but they were also an asset E. Grecawood (Skip):
from the hanelal point of view
The rugged type of football, ex-on, A. Eastman (Skip), perienced in the Third Division
may have Argyle guessing for time, but somehow, or other, think they may well be bidding
FANLING GOLF
Complete line-ups as follows: Se had"been a member 67. loser Bob Feller,
B20.
In spite of the heavy courte JAGUARS: L. Sequeira, Un South Africa In 1938-1939 conditions prevailing on Sunday Moss, R. Sequeira, Hal-Wingico Router. for a return to their rightful as a result of the recent rains F. Barros, V. Pedruco, R. Pedru. | placa, the end of next season. there were some surprisingly so, Jojo Baptista, Olle Vas,
Brad and clog also looked upon sood score colum Mad Marques, E. Neronbait and F
Fond aliam agaturo, Swiit B Winner of U10. – Fried--Sunday. Corrs the sport, gxhibition č
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