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LEAGUE CRICKET:/
Softball:
Army draw with Braves defeat Canucks;
IRC in First Division game
An exciting finish marked the drawn First Division League Cricket match at Soo- kunpoo yesterday between In- dian Recreation
Army, only time proventing a decision.
Americans humbled by Overseas
By "GRANDSTAND"
Club and After a shaky start in yesterday's softball senior game, tho Bravos túrned back the Canucks 8-2 behind Chappie Remedios' brilliant por- formance on the slab, while the sliding American, sunk further in the collar whôn they bowed to Overseas 16-9.
Winning the toss, the Indiane elected to bat first and compiled 132 runs. A R. Minu was top- scorer with 35 runs. 'A. I. Madar contributed A useful 21, with Iamali All and 1 M. Omar helped
with 20 and 10 runs respectively. St.
Corfield bowled exceedingly well for his three wickets, which cost 36 runs, while Musgrave had three for 34.
The Army batsmen found the Indian attack on top forts and ex-
Joseph's registered a 14-0 shutout against Panthers in five innings of play, while Base- ballers failed to field a full side and forfeit- ed the points to the Jaguars.
In the Ladies League, Clov-second inning, but in the third perienced great difculty in ob-ers managed to stave off a four solid blows accounted for
taining runs.
Anybody's game
When stumps were drawn, the Army needed nine runs to win
with two wickets intact and it was anybody's game.
A draw was a
atting an excellent game.
Wilson batted well for 27 runs,
climax to
while Williams and Haycraft helped with 21 runs each.
Minu again came off with the ball by capturing three wickets for 30 runs, while Arthur Rum- Jahn captured two for five, S. A. Ismall b Corfield
A. R. Kitchell e Robertson- McLeod Corfield .....
K. M. Rumjohn b Harding ..
hitless shutout when they managed one run in the final chapter to succumb 20-1 tn the Wahoos, while White Fangs were massacred 16-1 by the Squaws.
Dragons were fortunate in snatching a 0-3 verdlet over the Spartans in the Junior league, while Pandas were subdued by Wildfire Camo.
21-16 in a marnthon
11ס
The Bravos markers. three. Canucks failed to get as far as third base for the remainder of the game, while the Braves steadily added to the score, with one in the fourth and two in the Yvanovich's on Carlos round-tripper with one aboard.
Afth
The Maple Leafers started the boll rolling in the initial canto when George White and Junior' Murkar scored
wild two heaves and a timely single by 7 Bill Woo, but Nazarin fanned and Don Robbins popped out to end the chapter,
|
4
1
21
AR. Minu at Haigh Musgrave
35
A. A. Rumjaho run out
A. H. Baker b Musgrave
A. H. Mudar e & b Cornold..
A. R. Abbas ibw Beevers
I. M. Omar run out
1. Ali Ibw Musgrave A. K. Ismail not out
Extras
7
1 Braves retaliated in their half with a lone tally when lead-off 10 Tony Osmund dented the rubber Chapple Remedios'
5
on
grask- 20 cutter, but the uprising fizzled out with the bases loaded as Bob 10 Remedios filled out.
Noither side could score in the
W
Chapple Remedios struck rare form, reminiscent of hir Tuperb
offort in last year': final play-off, as he handcuffed · the Cenucks bahind him care- fully placed pitches.
Remedies scattered three blows while his mates piled on an im- posing total of 10 safe-hlis. with Carlos Yvanovich leading the parade with a perfect three hits has many attempts.
Spiky Guterres and Junior Remedios were good for two hits encl.
Canuck hurler Kassa Nazorin did not have the usual moxie on the boll and was nicked for 10 blows and this could be attri
to the fact that the Braves bulca crossed up the Canuck strategy by hitting out instead of the nor mal tactics of squeezing for runs. The Americans falled to get 3 out of the cellar by dropping to 2 the Overreas, much to the sur-
prise of their fans.
Harry Ayres
the started on for the Yanks and war rubber relieved by George Gallop in the 2 first frame, but by then the dam-
nge had been done.
Ayres walked five in his short mound tenure and was nicked
Total
192
Bowling Analysis
M R
W
Corfeld did not bat.
Bowling Analysis
Corfield
.15 2 36
Harding
Minu
18 18
Stafford
5 1 14
Abbas
M R 4 38 2 30
Beevers
Kitchell
6
10
4- 15
Musgrave
0.2 1 34
Modar
4
1
K. M. Rumjaha
6
A. K. Ismail
2
2
27
A. A. Rumjahn
21
ARMY :
Maynard lbw Minu Wilson e Kitchell b Mndar Williams è & b Minu Haycraft Abbas
Robertson-McLeod not out Beevers at Ismall b. Minu Halg a Abbas b A.A. Rumjahg Stafford st Ismail b A. A.
RumJahn
Musgrave not out.
Extins
Total (for eight) (Continued on next Col)
BKONG
HONGKONG
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BARK
LIMITE
EXECUTORS and TRUSTEES for the COLONY
and the FAR EAST
Army success
21. Army proved too good for the
N
12 Indian Recreation Club in for three blows. When the dust
1 Second Division League Cricket | had scilled, eight runs hud cross-
13 match at Soakimpeo yesterday, ed the pay-off station,
winning by f4 runs.
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tors,
the Army
Winning the 3 decided to bat first, and weru Rood stort by Rowley 16 given a
who contributed 44 runs. Add- ington was the top scorer with 46 ost successful Aboo was the most, Indian brwler, capturing four wickets for 30 runt. A.M. Omar tock three wickets for 42.
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runs.
The Indians found the bowling of the Army too good for them and were dismissed for the small score of 3 runa. Omar was the highest scorer with an undefeat- ed 18 runs: Bux helped with 12 runs and Wahab 11.
White captured four wickets for
23 runs.
Second Division Army-IRC
Army. Rowley, b Ebrahim Campbell, Ebrahim,
C
Behull Cross, Aboo Addington. Ibw Abso Bartlett, lbw Omar White, b Omar Hodgkinson,
Aboo
Tony Kwok; on the hill for the 10 the Overseas, fed teasers Americans and had them down. in order in the Arst Inning.
A combination of he and errors resulted in three mɔri cuns for the Overabás In th second semester, but the Amari- cans fought back to reduce the deficit by thres tailles, 2 thay bunched
CARNIVAL
By Dick Turne
"I'm sorry that Willlo's sick! Can I borrow his scouter, cowboy outfit.and baseball mitt?"
BARCLAY ON BRIDGE.
on
LOCATING A LONE KING ERASING a singleton king by laying down an ace does not nec-
depend cssarily
intuitive hunches or courage, or anything of an esoteric nature. There are Occasions on which plain ordinary logic, in the form of addition and subtraction, marks the play one which will succeed, and still ather times when it is clear thal the only chance for a good result is to find the king singleton. In either of those cases, failure to lay down the ace would be bad bridge.
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her, thous Here's the way ran. West's lead of the spad battom 0 was obviously the four-card sult. Just one.dlami was held by West, hence exa eight curds in the remaining suits, If either of these been, of live cards, West?wo have led it inelead of a spa Consequently West had-f cards in each. That made it possible for South to have of thing in hearts but a single In view of South's snappy bl a. No Trump game after hea of North's diamond support, singleton was surely the Mrs. Wagar therefore laid the A to drop the K, lod to the J and the return next heart enabled the G
(Dealer: South. Neither side encircle the 10 to give
wart two hits and.. alded by a wild throw with the | vulnerable). based full.
Tomorrow's Probles
setting tricks,
South West 1 D Puss
North 2 D
East Pass
3 NT
SAK 10
8 5 HK J75 DJ 3 C K 3
A druble-play squelched at- other Overseas uprising in the third when Harry Ayres frozen fly and nailed K. K. Sit at first base with a lot-propelled pog.
• South didn't want the defend- Overseas added another cluster
ers to have any more opportuni- of runs in the fifth on two extra-
tles than necessary for a switch base blows, one of which was Woo's three-piler with the bases to the dangerous hearts, so come in with his spade K when East choked with runners.
played the 10 on West's lead of in the bottom of the fifth, the the 2. He was happy about his 44
Yanss were still undaunted and
venturesome game bid, wh':h ap- last ditch stond with peared sure to produce ten tricks 4 staged a
Ave rums crossing the plate, in for him if the diamonds broke
spree spearheaded by right. His heart sanks when the nerable). de bilting
three successive singles, but just diamond & and K failed to clear couldn't get enough runs to stay in the hallgame.
12
7
e Ebrahim, b
20
4
Hemming, e Bucks, b Ebra-
him
Lang, not out
Warrener, b Omar
Winning pitcher Tony Kwok walked eight and yielded six hile while Harry Ayres for the Americans gave up slx passes 10 before he was relieved by George Gallop, who handed out seven iree
ickets in the remaining six
4
Ferris, e Razack, b Aboo
Extras
3
Tatal
157
Bowling Analynls
+30
M
Ebrahim Behull Aboo
2 57
10
8.2 0 30
Omar
Razoek
Q
1 42 6
IRC
SEM. Nux, b White
S. Chaglo. b Bartlett M.I. Razack, c Hodgkinson, b
Hemming
M.A. Wahab, e Rowley, b
White
5: Busics, b White
A.H. Abbas, b White
A. Ebrahim, c Hemming, ↳
Worrener
A.M. Omar, not out
D. Behull, e Lang, b
гелег
frames.
WAHOOS
20 CLOVERS Wahoo hurler Terry Noronha W narrowly missed making the Hall of Fame when one run trickled over the plate in the last inning
4 to spoil a hilless shutout...
Terry
Noronha
had the Clovers dating out of her hande as the Four-leafed outfit only got on bake once to the first she innings, and
that on
fumble in the Infleld.
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DK 8.7 54. CAQ4 2
N H105 WE D_A; 10
S CJ 10
S Q 73 2
H 8 6.4
DQ 2
5
C 077.6 2. (Dealer: West. Neither side
How should South seek the sult. But he still had his Trump on this deal, West la hopes that East would return a bid 1-Spade, North having second-round spade after winning bled and West leading
spado 57 the third diamond with the Q.
12
stirred the
In the seventh, and Gnul stanza. Connie Remedios
111 breeze, but Alex Mendenen was
given #
at arst
life.on
base,
clcke decision
Thelma Coelho bolted a groun~
ader which wns united and a 10 third consecutive bobble én Tonlá Tennisson'r infield roller, saw the duck being broken.
03
0
HA Burma. e. Bartlett,
Lang
Extras
Total
Dowling Analysle
Ferris -Bartlett White Hemming Warrener Lang
M..R
2
0 0.23 80 15 2 2.0 8... 2
3.0
5 1 12
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Results at a glance
MEN'S, SENIOR LEAGUE Braves
W Saints.
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1 Amertears
4 Basobhitors
Wahions Squawo
Canadians
14 Panthers
(five Jonings) $1 Overseas 10 0 Jaguars
(game forfeited i LADIES LEAGUE
20. Clovers? 10 White Fangs 1 JUNIOR LEAGUE!.
21. Pondas
..
Wildfree. Dragons
9 Spartons
CRC TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS.
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