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European Games:
BUREN
THE PERFECT
SWISS WATCH
CHINA MAIL
JACK HOLDEN WINS GRUELLING MARATHON
Brussels, August 23.
Emil Zatopek, the Czech Olympic Champion,
broke his own official world record in win ning the 10,000 metros in 29 mins. 12 secs. on the opening day of the European Athletics Championships at the Hoysol Stadium hero. The official record is 29 mins. 21-2 secs. but the
Czech stor has run the distance in 29 mins.. 2 secs and his time is awaiting ratification. Zatopek, running # bril-¡ clared the Championships open, drenched liantly judged race, outclass- lasted 10 minutes and ed his rivals, the plek of the spectators in the open ter- Europe's distance runners.
Jack Holden, 43-year-old Bri- tich runner, won the gruelling Maruthon to add it to his Empire Games title. He took the lead af-
races.
Heat 3.-E. Bally (France) 10.9 Thorvalsson (Iceland) 11.1
ccs.
SCCB.
Icat G.-V. Soukharev (USSR) 10.7 sec. Clausen (Iceland) 11.0 Shot Put (Women) --Final 1.A. Andreeva (USSR) 14.35 metres.
2-K
Totchenava
13.02 metres.
3.-M. Ostermeyer
13,25 metres,
400 Metres (Men):
(USSR)
(France)
(First two
in each heat qualifying for the semi-finals).
SCCS,
Heit 1, Lewis (Britain) 49.8 R. Graefto (Finland) 80.0 CCS.
Heat 2.-D. Pugh (Britain) 49.5 (Iceland) 49.8 Larusson
Heat 3.-J. Lunis (France) 48.9 (Sweden) G. Brannstrom 49.7 secs. 55.
Heat 4-L. Wolfbrandt (Swe-
secs.
The storm cleared the air and in a short time the weather was quite bright.
Twenty-two runners In the secs. marathon got away only a few minutes inte to cover the course of 42 kilometres, 195 yards. Kap. Turkey and Boussineos, of Greece, did not start in the Champion, event, wille Jahm, of Austria, den) 48.0 secs. L. Back (Finland) |
replaced his compatriot, Wober.
ler 20-Kilometres and was always in command afterwards to win by 150 yards from the Finn, Kur- vonen, la 2 hrs. 32 mina, 13.0 POCH. Tho Soviet Vanin, was third.
Itusian athletes, taking part in open international competition for the Arst time since 1946, domin- ated the field events winning the Hop, Step and Jump and the women's Weight and Javelin.
Tropical thunderstorm A tropical thunderstorm delay- ed the start of the Champion- ships and flooded the tracks in many parts,
Though
Inn of
Systad, of Norway, was the first out of the Stadium, but was soon overtaken by the Belgian runners, Galily and Leblond,
Inside the Stadium 12 women prepared for putting the weight. Kalina and Kamarkova, both of Czechoslovakia, and Schaffer of Austria, did not take part.
49.0 secs.
HONG KONG, FRIDAY, AUGUST 25, 1950.
!!!
Shanghai girl cagers
Members of the Shanghai "La!" Girls' basketball team which made a very successful, debut"
The In the Colony on Wednesday night by defeating a Combined Maczó Girls' team 68-B. Bhanghai pleta followed up this victory with another win last night at the expense of the local Chi Lik glets, whom they beat 30-25. ("China Mall" photo.)
Heat 8L Peterlink (Italy) 27 HAA REGT. RA SWIMMING GALA:
49,0 secs. 45.3 secs.
(France) J. Leroux
(Italy) 40.7 Hent 6-I. Siddl sees. G. Soetewey (Belgium) 49.8 secs.
Marathon: 1-J. Holden (Bri- tain) 2 hrs. 32 mins. 13.8 secs.
2V. Karvonen (Finland) 2 hrs. 32 mins. 45 sec.
made Mennwillen start was with the field events. Tarpaulin covers had protected the run-up unnounced as coming and the pit for the hop, step and
Hungarians Jump. into the arena, the
Poland were not in the parude. and Rumania were also missing, but it was announced that, they would arrive later tonight, having
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Results
Today's results were: 110 Motros
Anti-Aircraft
LAWN BOWLS:
IRC meet Waterloo in
Workshops REME win First Division
Challenge Cup
The
27 Heavy Anti-Aircraft Regiment, Royal Ar- tillery, hold a successful Swimming Gola et the Victoria Swimming Pool yesterday. Inter-Troop Challenge Cup was won by swim- mers of the Anti-Aircraft Workshops (REME) with 34 points..
The runners-up
were
Though the weather became
3-F, Vanin (USSR) 2 hrs. 33 which had brighter, the track, Rain drops were falling and been fooded in parts to a depth mins. 47 sec8.
600 Metro (Mon) thunder threatened when the of several inches, was left muddy.
cerlain Heat 1-A, Boysen (Norway) teams assembled for the parade At one time I seemed
1. Bengtsson The before Prince Baudouin, the 19-thai-today's truck events would 1 min. 51.2 secs.
(Luxem- year-old Prince Royal of Belgium. have to be postponed but the sur-(Sweden) J. Barthel who was due to open the Cham-face dried so quickly that there bourg)
lcast Heat 2.-M. Hansenne (France); pionships.
was a possibility that at There wus crowd of about some of these events might be 1 min. 30.8 sees.; O.. Linden
(Sweden); J. Parlett (Britain). 36,000 present when competitors held. from 21 countries made one of
Heat 3.-B. Bannister (Britain) Clare mis. 1
53.8 the smartest parades of the nu-
Eccs. M. tions.
(France); J. Brys (Belgium),
Man's
400 Metres (4 x 100)
Battery 137th Relay (the first three in each
with 11 points, heat qualify for the final).
Heat 1-Great Britain 41.2 while the 23rd Battery tock (Men): secs.; USSR-41.3 secs; leeland third place with nine points. Craftsman Cuminings of the (the first two in each heat qualify-42.1 secs.
secs.: AA workshops won the Cup for Heal 2--France-41.4
secs. Sweden-42.1 the best individual performance, One of the smartest teams in for the final).
Heat 1.-J. Boulannick (USSR) Italy-41.5 Soviet
winning the 60 yards breast-. the murch-past was the
(Britain) seconds.
title fancy diving Unton's contingent, clad in dark 34.8 secs. P. Jildreth
Hop. Step and Jump Final: (Mon); stroke, the with 15.0 secs.
(USSR) and plucing third in the plain blue, Their glant leader,
Heat 2.--A. Muric
Tscherbakov (France) 1.-L.
being.a diving event as well modals on his chest. four gold
the teams which won carried a Red Flag with a golden 14.0 secs. R. Lundberg (Sweden) 15.30 inetrea (50 feet, 5-1⁄2 in).`
2-V. Kautic (Finland) 14.08mber
hoth the free-style and medloy Hammer and Sickle.
metres (40 feet 0% ins.).
3-Ose Rulo (Turkey) 14.83 relays. metres (47 fco, 8-ins),
Throwing the Javelin (Women)
Final:
(USSR) -M. Smelkitskala
2.-H. 47.55 (Austria) 43.07. metces. 3.—E.
(USSR) 42.75 metres. Zibina
10,000 Metree Final (Man):
been delayed.
No contingent looked more al- tractive than the Yugoslavs in their grey silk shirts and long- green trousers,
14.0 secs,
Hurdiss
Heat 3-Albanese (Italy) 15.1 O. Omnes (France) 15.2 secs. secs.
100-metres: Heat 1.-N. Kara-:
H. Pedersen Before the Championships could (USSR) 11.1 secs.
violent
(Norway) 11.2 secs. thunderstormt!
Heat 2-P. Pecol} (Yugoslavia) the Stadium. over track was soon floaded in many 11.0 secs. E. Kiszra (Poland) 11.1 places and the programme was postponed for a quarter of on
begini broke
bour.
B
Spectators drenched
Tho
Sces.
Heat JF. Lecosse (Italy) 10.0
(Britain) 10.8. A. Grieve COCY.
metres.
Baumu
TENNIS RESULTS
The all-conquering Indion Recroation Club's First Divi- sion lawn bowls team met its when it Waterloo yesterday, went down to Club de Re- creio "White" at King's Park In a First Division Leagus game by 12 shots and on twe rinks, the final score being 72-60.
The Portuguese, thus gained four points out of five from this game, which marked the first defeat of the Indians during the
Lieutenant Colonel D. L. Fim- mands acted as Referee of the while the judges were: Gala Mufor J. H . Salaman, Captain
Barrass, Lieutenant F. P. L.S. da Silva Baker, Major E. A. de L Young J.P. Xavier Flight-Lieutenant Bickers, and M.A. Baptista
H.A. Ozorio CSMI Robins.
Captain F. C. R. Carley was
(Skip) the official starter and KSM R.M.V. Ribeiro white acted as Marshal.
P.A. Costa Timekeepers were Lieutenant G.A. Noronha J. L. Mason and Lieutenant D. F.V.V. Ribeiro F. Pollock and Lieutenant J. A. (Skip) King was the announcer.
A.M. Alves Lieutenant J. S. Woodman was; H.R, Pinna the recorder.
C.P. Basto
current Lawn Bowls season,
Rec. ""
At the conclusion of the Gala, Mrs. J. H. H. Salaman presented the prizes to the successful com-
In the Mixed Doubles "A" | petitors, Division league match played |
Park yesterday, nt King's
E. Zatopek (Czechoslovakia) South China AA accounted for
Results
The following are the results: Plunge: 1. Cin. Hoey. (REME)
C. Roza Pereira
(Skip) Total'
20
25
(RG M.I. Razack U.A. Rumjaha - A.B. Minu
A.M. Omar
(Skip)
A.A, Razack S. Yusuf.
MB, Hassan
A.K. Minu
Home Soccer:
Refreshing
DINK
Coca-Col
Liverpool to clas with Sunderland
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match of the day
By "ALBION"
The oponing matches of the Homo soccer season, brought with them the usual, crop of surprison. Notable were the Home defeats of Tottenham Hotspur, Preston North End and Sheffield United. All three teams went down fairly heavily to Blackpool, Manchester City and Blackburn Rovers respectively.
Of course, these early Reuson reverses very rarely affect the ultimate outcome of a team's dos- tiny.
Spurs this week visit close neighbours, Arsenal. I would say that an excellent game will be witnessed. They might even taken a point from the Gunners.
Portamputh, who have only taken one point from their firat two games, go to Huddersfield tomorrow and will need to win if these ambitions of a third succesive championship are to be realised.
Torquay United, who forced
a draw away from Home last week, will be expected to take full points from their game with Newport.
Colchester United have their first Horse game in League foot- ball with Bristol Rovers as the visitors. They should take least a point from this game,
Hord pressed Gillingham, on the other han will be hard pressed at Brist City.
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Bradford started thair allm back to Division 1 with Pompey took the same match Jast year by the odd goal, so it -splendid 6.0 Home win - Fadi could be another away win.
Saturday, although', i ees the Sheffield Wednesday, who went lost their mid-wack game wit
Rochdale, down badly to Chelsen last week,
rom They should, however, Burnley this are at Home to
should away to a win in their game with coming week-end and taste the fruits of victory 'an a York City. Easily the best away
bet of the day, result.
Ding-dong struggle
The best match of the day in the First Division would seem to be at Anfield Road, where Liver- pool entertain Sunderland.
Gateshead's 7-0 victory over Accrington would suggest that they intend to maintain their last season's form and at least set the pace in this League.
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They are away. to Crewe Both teams lost their first morrow and will and in the Home match of the season, so the stage team much atiffer opposition. A seems all set for a real ding-dong draw-is-a-likely result here. struggle, with a draw being the likely result.
Middlesboro,
A who took
Forecasts Forecasts for matchez to be point from the Champions last played on Saturday: August 201 wock, have Chelsea as their
DIVISION I
visitors and lock a pretty good Arsenal
Home bet.
BLACKPOOL
Derby County, who lost only! Bolton by the odd goal against Sunder DERBY
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land, receive Aston Villä on Săte urday and should record first win of the season.
FULHAM
their
Huddersfield
Liverpool
13
(Skip) K.M. Rumjahn
F.M. el Arcull
K.M. Omar
J. Hoosen
27
(Skip)
14
72 Totul
PRC-HKFC
NEWCASTLE
5pury
Charlton
Man United Vita
Wolves.
PORTSMOUTH Sunderland Everton
Villa impressed somewhat last: week in their match with thei
SHEFFIELD W. Burnley "Hawthorns," but Derby area WEST BROM Stoke team with more impressive MIDDLESBRO Chelsea
DIVISION II
post-war record and I think this will be borne out as a result of BIRMINGHAM Grimsby their forthcoming game.
BLACKBURN. Division The Second
games Brentford present several posers, particulär-
CARDIFF.
60 ly the games betweon Brantford Chesterfield
and Leeds, Coventry versus Pres-
Coventry ton and Southampton versus DONCASTER Shemeld United,
HULLA Ambitious toom- LEICESTER MAN, CITY Breniford, who shot into pro- Southampton
DIVISION minence last season by producing and maintaining that mid-season ALDERSHOT
Heat 4-K. Schibbey (Den 20-mins.-13 secs.- (world record)..the Ladies Recreation Club 697 Gunner Brocklehurst (27 Lawn Bowls League match at m
The deluge, which came shortly mark) 11.1 secs. G. Venno (Italy) after the young Prince had de- 11.1 secs.
"Ienjoy them best
of all...
Wait till you taste the natural flavour of the very choicest tobacco without even those blemishes which form whenever tobacco burn. Wait till you see how full rich flavour can be freed of all heat and harshita" Wait/till you learn how the filter tip protects your throat. Then say if cooler noother smoke was ever yours anywhero, at any time. In short,
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There'll never be a better cigaretfo
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2.-A. Mimoun (France) 30 mins. 38 sec.; 3.-Y. Koskela (Finland) 30 mins. 38 seca. 4.-F. Arron (Britain) 30 mins, 31.6 100%,
Disqualified-
sots to 22.
Men's
Bly): 3. AGMS
Littlejohn
In a postponed First Division Happy Valley yesterday, the
Playing at the Indian Recrea- tion Club, the Chinese Recreation? Club ***
defeated their hosts eight sets to
Division match. Doubles "D" in their
The Hong Kong University visited the Ladies Recreation Club Cummings (REME); 2. Corporal pered by AL, Roberts,
However, the visitors managed for the Men's Doubles "C" Divi- Bax (HEME); 3. Gunner Pike to salvage one point when N.J. sion' game and lost seven acts to] (6 Bty.). (51 seconds).
The British team was disquali. fled after winning the first heat of the men's 400 metres (4 by 100) team was The Belgian relay. alzo disqualified.
corrected result two, The oficial was: 1-U65R-41.3 secs; 2.-- Iceland-42.1 sees.; 3.Yugoslavia -42.0 secs.-Reuter.
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The following are the results: Mixed Doubles "A" Division BCAA 02LRC 21⁄2
Luton
LEEDS
Notts C.. Barnsley
PRESTON
West. Ham Swansea Queen's P.R.
Bury
Sheffield U
111 (SOUTH)
Brighten Gillingham Bristol R. Plymouth Reading Bournemouth Norwich
(REME). (45 feet 8 inches). Police Recreation Club beat the 66 yards free style: 1. Gunner Hong Kong Football Club by 75 Malone (23 Bty): 2. Corporal shots to 53,
The Police rink skippered by spurt, will tomorrow And in the BRISTOL C. Box (REME); 3. Cin. Hudson W. MacHardy inflicted a 31-13 20 ambitious, and pro- Colchestär (HEME). (41.3 seconds).
66 yards breast stroke: 1. Cin. defeat on the HKFO rink skip-gressive team a very difficult Ipswich
obstacle to overcome. Leeds Unit-LEYTON ed could take both points at MILLWALL take
NOTTS. F. Preston North End-as pra Port Vela viously remarked on-went down Swindon badly at Home last week and will TORQUAY need to win at Coventry to-1 Walmall morrow to be amohuest the leaders) WATFORD when the first Longue Tables are DIVISION III (NORTH) published. I think they can do] ACCRINGTON
Diving (Plain): 1. Lieutenant Bebbington's rink beat C, Dow Cottrill (137 Bty-); 2. Gunner man's rink 22 shots to 18.
PRC Buchanan (137 Bty.): 3. Cins. Marvin Cummings (REME).
60 yards back stroke: 1. Staff C. Pope
H.B.J. Brown Sergeant Milward (REME); 2.
*HKRO
A. McAlpine
W. Field
J.H O'Grady
Baseball scores K. H. ip and Mrs, Szo (SCAA) Cfn. Smedley (REME); 3. Gun- W.J.D. Cameron M.N. Rakusen
New York, August 23. Today's baseball
AMERICAN LEAGUE
scores
beat W. J. D. Cooper and Mrs H. J. Armstrong 8-2; beat 5. M. Garrard and Mrs. A. Tamworth Onli beat G. B. Smart and
Dr.
Mrs. C. Getz 6-1.
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Barrow Southampton versus She Bold BRADFORD C. United should certainly be the CARLISLE match of the day in this Division: Crowe
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Halifax A
Traniners
Gateshead
N.J. Bebbington 18
Scunthorpe
12
A. Mnckehrle
ROTHERHAM
B. Bickford
Now, I'm sure the latter intend Shrewsbury
A.L. Roberts
31 (Skip)
13
Total
78 Tolai
65
tial. reverse and who better start on than Southampton.
Yes, undoubtedly the game of the day! W
to CHESTER
(Skip) ner Shoppherd (0 Bly.). (32.9 T. Kavanagh W.R. Hillyer seconds).
Plate Diving: 1. Cin, Evana
G.. Perkins. 18 plates) (REME): 2. Gunner C. Dowmen Atkinson (12 plates) (137 Bty); 3. Gunner Cope (11 plates) (RHQ).
2. Sia and Miss Phoa (SCAA) beat Cooper and Mrs. Armstrong
200 yards free style: 1. Major 6-4; beat Garrard and Mrs. Abate (REME); 2. Bombardier Tamworth 6-1; beat Dr. Smart Ferrier (RHQ) 3. AQMS Lit and Mrs Getz 745.
tlejohn (REME). (3 minutes 30 Saw and Miss W. Mok seconds). (SCAA) lost to Cooper and Mrs. Diving (Fancy): 1. Cfr. Cum- Armstrong: 2-6 drow
with mings (REME): 2. Gunner Garrard and Mrs. Tamworth) Buchanan (137 Bty.) 9. Bombar- 6-0; lost to:Dr. Smart' did Mrs | dler Chiltern ́(6° Bty.) Getz 4-5.
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Home footbal results
Stoke City
London, August 23, The following were the ro They Journey to Wales' - to- 23 Battery: 3, 137 Battery. (1) To commence at 5 p.m.
morrow as guests to Cardin City sults of football games played
today: even if they, are at minute 18.8 seconda),
Court No. 1-Mm. R.-H. Jones
FIRST DIVISION F. II. Chan 1-08; lost to P. N.
Obstacle Race: 1. Lance Bom- and Mrs. R. Stack versus Miss seulty in overcoming the C Arsenal Chelses Pun and P. Y. Kwok 4-8; beat hardler Tumbull (28 Bty.): 2|| P, Ward and Mrs. L. 17. Stokes. difficulty City. M. K, Tam and K. K. Funi4-2, Gunner Georgs (6 Bly.): 3, Ser- Court No. 2-L. F. Stoker versus with a nice little win over Swan Derby C
Birmingham City Kicked or Bolton 1 Spurn
14 Wolves M. Samy and, F. A. Com (RC) ceant Hardeman (A2). (61.9 Dr. R. Y. K NE
Charlton last to Lau and Chan 3-0 lost seconds).
sea and will be expected to re- Fulham MLS 5.43 commence at p.m. to Pun and Kwok 2-6; lost 10. REME (CIR. Cummings, Cor-
to Medley Relay (4′ x 39 yards);}
Court No. 1-Mrs. L. Benjamin Peat this success at the expense Huddersfield 8
Saturday.
Middlesbro and Mrs. M. Chow versus Mrs. K. of Grimsby Town this coming Liverpool 2 Man. Getz and Miss H. Bonbernard.
Newcastle U. 1 West Brom Court No. 2-J. Leriou versus An excellent win
SECOND! DIVISION A Fung
Manchester City, the other re- Birminghain 2 Loltester Court No: & Mrs. J. Morsban legatod, club, also commenced the Man.
25 Cardin versus Miss M. Ribeiro.
season with an excellent away Preston NE 2 Bury Court No.-K. Greene, versus win and will no doubt be out to Southampton 1 Doncaster It. Court No. O. Baker var- Saturday when they H. A. da Silva.
impress their own supporters on ↑ "THIRD DIVISION, SOUTHERH
entertain Aldershot 1. Bristol Bu sus K. M. Getz.,
Bury, A fairly safe Home bet Bournemouth 8 Gingham Hackburn Rovers would compswich Lomplem
Bristol Ca Exotor SHANGHAI GIRL
22 Leyton to be out to impress, having won Norwich, CAGERS
their first two games of the sea-Notte B son. It looks, uả though they
8. A Bux and I. A. Bux poral Box, Staff Sergeant Mill
(IRC) Lost to Lau and Chan ward, Cin. Hudson): 2, 137 Bat- 2-6; lost to Pun and Kwok 3-0; tery: 3. 23 Battery. (1 minute
25.9 seconds), lost to Tam and Pun 1-8.
Raco 1, Gunner Novelty Results of the Kowloon Cricket
Captain Thomas.
Final Standings in Inter-Troop
(^^, Championship: 1. REME
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Gaffney 6-0,
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R. Magentyr best Captain Workshops) points; a, 1377
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