Week-end Softball
THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, APRIL 2, 1951.
BRAVES CHALK UP THEIR THIRD CONSECUTIVE VICTORY IN SENIOR PLAYOFF SERIES By "GRANDSTAND"
Braves chalked up their third consecutive victory in the current soft- all-Senior League-playoff-series when they nosed-out St Joseph's 4-3 after~~~ in extra inning had to be played, while the Jaguars shutout the Sanadians 5-0 with air-tight fielding.
Squaws wrested the Mamak Ladies' Junior League trophy from St Teresa's When they shaded the former champions by 8-7 in a thrilling game punctuated by
xplosive outbursts on the field on every close call.
In the Midget League knockout tournament, Blackhawks blanked Delawarea 3-0.behind Eduardo Ribeiro's hitless shutout, the only error of the game being an Infield fumble on an unsuccessful twin-killing attempt.
32 mph Average
Marzotto Wins Round Sicily Tour
The Hong League was full of allowed three salcies in the upsets as Caliex jinxed power-eighth inning game, ful Gibbs once
JAGUARS 6—CÄNUCKS 0 more with a well-earned 8-4-triumph, while re-shuffled Jaguar outfit Stanvac
Shell outplayed the Canucks to emerge overwhelmed 16-4
5-0 winners with Jaguar Rediffusion split a double-slabster Vle Pedruco chucking header when they dropped a four-hitter while opposing
inning contest to ten
China hurler Kassa Nazarin was nick- Light, after their winning runed for five blows. in the ninth frome was dis- The first three frames were counted when slugger Young scoreless affairs in spite of the fact that both aides had scoring failed to touch first base.
chances, but brilliant fielding strangled any such attempt. Palermo, Apr. 1.
Jaguars broke loose Italy's Vittorio Marzotto, at King's Park in full force to Steven Kavier wheedled
In the fourth when walk driving a Ferrari, today won witness the first meeting between out of Kassa Nazarin and Tony the 1,080-kilometre (about the Braves and the Saints this Sliva followed
witr 300-mile) round Sicily tour,season, and they were not dis-placed bunt
appointed in the diamond ex- Jock Brown, always a dan- one of Europe's toughest hibition. with both hurlers gerous man at the plate, looked road speed tests, in which |
ovor a strike and belted the two of Italy's ace drivers
next pitch for a three-ply safely which ehused over the first two runs.
were killed early today.
1. Marzotto
won
П specia! prize of one million lire (£575)
by covering the tricky course,
BRAVES 4-SAINTS 3 In spite of the scorching sun, the usual flock of fans were out
RESULTS AT
GLANCE
A
of medicere ronds, at the almost SENIOR speed of 100.450 Jaguars
02 Braves
incredible
kilometres, per
niles per hour),
hour (over
The prize was offered to the
LEAGUE PLAYOFFS 5 Canadiang 0 4 Saints
(eight innings) LADIES' JUNIOR FINALS
first man to raise the previous Squaws
record, established two years
go, from 88.766 kilometres per
hour
to over 100
per hour.
kilometres
STUPENDOUS
on a
a well-
Gerry Langenborg's hit in the Dame stanza scored Brown and the ballgame was practically over the Maple Leafers were unable to break the string of horse-collars.
As a result of the weekend
3
8 St Teresa's INTER-TONG LEAGUE
7
Callex
B Gibbs
Stanvac
15 Shell
4
Stanvac
27 NTS
1
In the last of the final frame, the Canucks had a chance when the sacks were loaded with none 4away, but fallure to produce a single hit by the next three batters nullified the attempt.
NHO
7 Morcantile Bank
behind Union Ins,
4 Jardines
Bingham's
(10 innings)
1
are experimental models.
Stefano La Motta, one of
Chappy Remedios and
Only
72 seconds
Marzotto's stupendous time of China Light 4 Lowe
10 hrs, 45 mins. sers. came the
Italian speed ace, Pelro Tarul, | China Light 10 Rediffusion on a Ferrari machine.
The rst two cars, of 2,500-cc, Rediffusion 11 NTS
A very
very
victories by the Braves and Jaguars, the race now narrows 2down to these two rival outfits.
The
Saints still have 3m chance but the odds are heavily against the leading Braves to drop two out of their three remaining fixtures. With three losses against the Canucks, Sherry they are practleally out of the
Italy's outstanding drivers, and Bucks bearing down in a pitch-ves now enjoy a one game his rellef driver, Francesco Tareco, were the victims of the ing duel in which hits were as fatal crash when their 1,900-cccarce as Esitimos in Africa. Alfa Romeo
hurtled into a
load
MALAYAN SHUTTLERS GO ON THE AIR Jack Gardner's Next
F. K. Liu (holding microphone) of the Chinese Section of the BBC Far Eastern Service interviews some of the winners and finalists in the All-England Badminton Championships at the Empress Hall, London,
Left to right are Ong Poh Lim, finalist in both the singles and doubles event, Ismail bin Mirjan, his doubles partner; Wong Peng Soon, winner of the men's singles; F. K. Liu; E. L. and E. B. Choong, winners of the men's doubles event.
Arctic Gold Looks Like Being The Horse To
The Grand National
Capture
Says VERNON MORGAN
London, Apr. 1.
Arctic Gold, a handsome chestnut gelding owned by the American sportsman, Mr "Jock" Whitney, looks like being the horse to capture the Grand National, the world's most formidable steeplechase, to be decided on Saturday, April 7, over the customary four and a half mile course at Aintree, near Liverpool.
HKCC KEEP
SHIELD
Opponent Will Be
1
An American
Says GEORGE WHITING
On the night that Jack Gardner took the British heavyweight title from Bruce Woodcock, his manager, Johnny Simpson, announced that the immediate objec- tive of our strapping new champion from Market Har borough would be one of the rising young stars of America.
Since then Jack and John had been prevailed upon to give priority to a European title crack againat Austria's Jo Weidin at Earl's Court last month. But that does not mean that the original plan has been shelved.
Now that he has beaten Wei- din, you may take it as certain that 24-your-old Gardner's
Barone. Has done well against the second-rters, Aged, 28.
An impressive array! Well,
next London opponent will be | Gardner is impressive, isn't
from across the Atlantic..
ਜਿੱਥੇ
he?
Assiduous inquiries elicit no -(London Express Service) clue as, on to which of the
A HITCH transatlantic crop the Simpson
London,” Mör, 31.- oye la fixed-trit I think
A hitch appeared to be do- might hazard a guess or two, veloping today in plans to How is this for a step-up-the-match European heavyweight Hodder het for Gardner, of the Guards?
"WORED' LINE
Cesar (81lverio) Brion (Ar gentine).-Rated thirteenth 00% the 1950 rota of world cham
plonship potential in Ameries,
where he has been boxing for nearly three years. Big, sturdy, ever-improving. Could give us a "world" line on Gardner by reason of his ten rounds stay with Joe Louis. Aged 24.
Roland La Starxx (New York),-America's No. 11. puncher.
Smart
"inside" Beaten only once in 43 fghts since he turned professional in 1047. Has
#points decision over Brlon.
Rex LayaD
I .
(Utah).Rated
seventh. At 22, was nominated after America's best prospect beating Jervey Joe Walcott last November after only 18 Arctic Gold, son of the French-bred stallion, Iceberg, is fully entitled to his months as a professional. Out- position at the head of the betting market. Not only has he won his last three pointed Brion a month ago, chases in fluent fashion, but with only 10 stone, 13 pounds on his back, he is one of Rocky Marelano (Massachu- the biggest handicap certainties in this contest, now more than 100 years old.
of setts), — Toughest
4h0 20. bunch at
Rated tenth. But the Grand National is a, also have to accomplish the Never beaten, and has won 20 law unto
itself. It does not feat of winning at Aintree in of his 30 fights inside the dig matter how well treated a successive years wilrich only tance. The only heavyweight horse is in the handicap, He three horses have ever done, to get a verdict over Lo Star- must have luck and heaps of
The
last was Reynoldstown, za It Against Arctic Gold's in the years 1935-36.
York, Gino Buonvino (New obvious chance
that the fact
ranked, but More he is very young for the job.
likely to beat Arctic ex-Italy).--Not He is six years old, and one Gold ia Shagreen from the considered good enough, since
to go back
he went to the States in 1947, Isle. Oddly enough, 1915, the Emerald to year when Ally Sloper scored, this 18-year-old chaser, though to have fought Les Savold, La
Marelano and Starza, And
a youthful horse prov-trained in Eire, is owned by an The two-day Hancocking superior to his elders. Englishman, Mr Jones Bank, It is not against the gelding's who bred him in England from Colleen, who tween Hongkong Cricket chance that he has never seen the Irish maro,
the big Aintree obstacles before. finished second to Royal Mail Club and Kowloon Cricket Many a winner has won at the hand National of 1937. Club, which concluded at first time of asking.
Reuter. Cox's Road yesterday, ended in a win for the former by six wickets.
Cenga
HANCOCK
over the Jaguars as the The first two frames passed series heads Into the home with neither side threat-stretch next week when the house as they were leading 182 best in the top of the Braves tangle with the Canucks Shield cricket match be
ening, other cars in the race.
Little roadside crosses will
third inning the Saints broke and Jaguars meet St Joseph's, be put up for the two drivers, of the raven heaved a get into wining they edged out in a nine adding to about a dozen others of the Braves a peg encounter
in the first crowd and Art game of the playoffs. scattered round the island in the first base Imemory
drivers who Ozorio scampered home with the have lost their lives in the previous tours of Sicily.
of the
ALLARD RETIRES
10 first run of the game.
Sidney Allard, of Britain, was
Matching the Braves hit for Clark & Miss Hart hit and play for play, the Saints drew further ahead when Show-
the most notable of the few boat All made a daring steal and Win Singles Finals
Scores were:
MKCO 18T INNINGS A.R. Oliver, e Benith b Davidson
Davidson
foreign drivers challenging the trotted around the sacks while At Monte Carlo 2.6.c. Knight, st Zimmern b
Italians, but he retired near the ball was being retrieved in Trapani" with "engine trouble.--It centre. Aeld... has not been a fucky race for Allard who, last year, was put
out by u crash.
Prizou were awarded in many categories according to the type of car, sport or touring model, and size, from 780-ce to over 2,000-cc.
round.
The Braves hit right back in their half of the inning and after Junior Remedios singled, Saints receiver
G.T. Rowe, e Bell b Davidson A.P. Raynor, b Davidson
has
to
ANOTHER MATTER
The fact that he is a favourite
is another matter, for one has 150 to go back 27 years to And a
51
si
Bon
Pritchard, e Fincherb David-
R. McPherson, run out
•
Owen-Hughes, not out
Monte Carlo, Apr. 1. S. Clark and Miss Doris Hart won the men's and Khan handed women's singles finals R. Then Ender, e Zimmern b back another run to the Braves
when
Dodge on a similar wild peg across the respectively
the
R.G. Labrum, b Dodge diamond..
Monte Carlo international G. Roberts, not out .. lawn
Z. White, did not bat tennis was continued today.
tournament
Extros
Both events
In the women's
clear first favourite successful
Last year's winner, Freebooter, was, however, a joint favourite. Mr Whitney has been very near to winning this great chase un several occasions with Easter Kero (second), Sir Lindsay (third) and Thomond (twice third). Sir Lindsay was one of 0 the unluckiest loyers ever. Per-
17
6
ома
9.4 - 34
5 54
12
2 41
J
2
-10
b
another St Joseph's added won by Italian marker in the fifth when Bimbl Al WETT drivers and cars with the ex Ablong was given a life on an
Total (for eight wkts dec.) 181 ception of the 2,000-ce sports infeld error and another erraile
were all-Ameri- class, which went to the Italian heave by Red Pereira allowed can heals, Clark beating F. Fall of wickets:-1/21, 2/81, 3/74. driver, Cortese, is a Frazer Ablong to dent the rubber.
Kovaleski 1-6, 6-4, 6-4, 1-0, 4/81, 5/09, 9/21, 7/100, 8/106.
Bowling Analysis |· Nathi --Router,
The Braves really put on the 10-8, and Miss Hart winning THE DEAD
pressure in the bottom of the against Miss Shirley Fry 0-3, E. Loo Davidson fifth during which they nudged-3. Palermo, Apr. 1.
Dodge singles, the Salford Italy's ace drivers the equaliser over when Dave British pair, Miss Joy Hibbert Two of
KCO 2ND INNINGS. Leonard et shortstop riled a their ware killed today when
Stan and Miss Gem Hoahing, lost EC. Fincher, b Knight 1900 Alfa Romeo crashed into pea to first base which
3-0, 2-6 to, the American-Aus- F.D. Dodge, Leonard fumbled.
e McPherson ahouse" during the
Nattier alde was able to break trallan partnership of Miss White Sicily road race,
the deadlock in the sixth and Louise Brough and Mrs Thelma .V. Githe, White *** |R.A. Boll, e Knight D) Raynor, The drivors were leading 182
A. Zimmern, Motherson b ears in the famous 675-mile seventh and after the Saints had Long.
falled to score in the top of the Misa Jean Quertier (Britain) Owen-Hughes
top of the had to return home and so could J.V. Sallon, i Owen-Hughes eighth frame, the Stefano La Motta, aged 31, Braves
|3. Lariou, ibw Owen-EugÏOR off not play in a semi-final of one R.E. Lee, a Rowe Raynor batting order led Italy' od
outstandingves
of the mixed doubles events A.T. Lee, o Pritchard b Bayor was at the wheel as
D.
C.J. Smith, not out ............. Mitic Spliky Remedios hoisted a long with
(Yugosinvin)
W.M. Davidson, Dow Qwers- the car shot off the road at a blow which centre-Gelder Jindoo against Miss Doris Hart and
Hughes bend. He and his relief driver, Hussain failed to freeze and by Irving Dorfman (United States) Francesco Barncacco, both the time the ball was relayed to who received a walk-over. Sicilians, were killed instantly the infield Guterres was perched In the other semi-inal Miss
The accident occurred
on third base with the potential Rita Anderson (Britain) and Priolo, near Syracuse. The two winning run, and it was only a Jaroslav Drobny (Egypt)
were stretching their matter of routine for Carlos tired at set all against Miss 10/140. powerful car to the limit in an Yvanovich to blast out a long Shirley Fry
and Felicisimo attempt to win a one-million y en
Ay which
on
Guterres scored Ampon (Philippines) who were Knight lire prize for the first team to standing up to end the game. adjudged the winners with the Owen-Hughes complete
tricky course Bath hurlers dished out good score 2-6, 6-4. largely on second class roads, pitching with winning alinger
scattered tills while
race.
сде drivers
the
again
In the final Miss' Hart
Total
Fail of wickets:-1/0, 2/45, 5/40) re-4/T1, 2/87, W/150, 7/113, 8/113, 0/135,
Pritchard White and Raynor
at an average speed of 80 miles Chapple Remedies yielding two Dorfmann bent Miss Fry and an hour-Router.
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Bowling Analysis
O M
10.3
14
HKCO 2nd Innings Oliver, A. T. Lee b Bellors.. Pritchard, Bw R. E. L
Itowe, a Leriou b Davidson
McPherson, b Davidson Owen-Hughes not out Raynor, not out
Extras
Total (for four wkts) .....
T.O.C. Right, R. Themen-Fodor,
B. G. Labrum, G, Robacta and La
White" did not bet.
Fall of wickets:-1/8, 2/13, 4/110.
n.' E. Lee
Davidson
Dodka
A.LT. Loo Sellars
Bowling Analysis
*
мп
3/35,
WORLD CHESS CHAMPIONSHIP.
London, Apr. 1. Bilkhall Motvinnik, and David Bronstein' todo adjourned their
gamo in the World Cham Chatoplobally moich is Moscowy
hops Aretic Gold will mako am.ende.
On the fenn book and ac cording to the betting market this year's contest is virtually a three-horse race, with last year's winner, Freebooter, and the Irish home Shagreen as the American chaser'a big rivals.
10 Freebooter hm gone up
the weights for his pounds win
and with 12 stone, seven pounds he has a burden to carry which only four börsen ever done successfully,
have
Of these two were in the last 50 years, Jerry M (1012) and Poethlyn (1919). He would
Nick
Hockey Results
The following were the re- sults of Leaque hockey matches played yesterday:
Men's 1st Division:-Recrala
Wins "A" 7, Argonauta "A" 0
Tantieme First Race As
Four-Year-Old
A
Paris, Apr. 1. Longchamp Race-course open-
ed for the season today when the principal event was the £1,500 Prix Ganay, over ono
mile and a quarter.
Tantieme, who proved to be the star performer as a three- debut as a four-year-old when year-old, made an auspicious
ho won by four lengths from five-year-old Thurio with Da- masco another
length away, third in a field of seven run-
nera.
Mon's 2nd Division: Thun- berbolts 5, Nomads 0; Argonauts "B" 4, Rover. 0,
John
Macadam's
champion Jack Gardner of Hig- knd against Cesur Briem of Argentina here on April 24.
Gardner was complaining of
injured
hand following his
an
European Hile fight with Aus- irla's Jo. Weldin
The London Evening Nows
today quoted Gardner's mana- ger, John Simpson, as saying the Brion fight "is off" because of the injury.
The London Evening Star said the fight might be switched to May 22.
Promoter Jack Solomons and his general manager, San Burns, were not immediately available for comment. Neither was Simp- Son nor Gardner---Associated Press.
Lord's Museum Wants It
While
team
the English were in Mel- bourne Д stranger showed Bruce * Harris a souvenir which Miss Diana Rait Kerr would like dearly to have in the cricket museum she tends at Lord's.
It is an Australian score-book recording
the "Ashes" match at
Oval,
Kennington August 28 and 29 of 1882.
Pencilling of every detail- Spofforth's bowling analysis of 14 for 90 and all-is as clear as though made yesterday.
-(London Express Service)
Column
Only A Number Stone Marks The Resting-place Of The Father Of British Boxing
Away out in a windswept, rainwashed corner of Earlier In the Prix de Anfield cemetery in Liverpool last week there was a Ferrieres, the entry of M. Mar small stone marking an unkempt, grass-covered grave. cel Bousses Dambo, which is in The stone bears the number 595. That is all; and the English Guineas, was beaten into accond around the stone, so that you cannot see the outline of place by an outsider, Karakan, the grave, grows the dank-grass, its matted stams push- who finished a half length, in ing through the fallen leaves from the cemetery trees. front-Reuter.
Two Thousand
This is the resting-place nt Mace's pupils, probably one of Jem Mace; father of British the last links alive with the boxing, the first and greatest great old master of the craft. Why the marking of this glove-fighter of them all; the
history holda a cherished mile-stone in the place in boxing record books British boxing never arose be- across the world, who transfore is difficult to say: formed the fight game from a
man who
brutal affair
ot
smash into a science.
blood-and. terostou think of the in-
of the late Lord Lone- dale in the game; of the acti
Sporting And it is marked by a num vity of the National
nothing more. That is the Club; of the current activity of
identification,
although the British Boxing Board there have been moves from Control-it is hard to believe time
to time over the years that al of
by
thom have
loft since he was buried in private neglected for so long such a
No. 695, Section 12, matter of national prestige. Church of England: Division,
ALL FOR 220 on · December. 6, 1810, to erect
STEVO
a monument.
FILGRIMS
There is still no monument,
As they point out at Anfield, the grave could be turfed and maintained by the commoters staff in perpetuity for 220; [with flowers, £80. A fitting only the number and the mat-memorial would be nothing to ted gross, although thero are ringulders at
Solomons visitors In Maybe it wouldn't be 100
boxing enthusiasts, among them show. mony American
Liverpool, who want to
the spot.
The Bruss
ony
ace much to expect. something
Is cut occasional
done before the first flood overseas
Visitor's arrives
at
ly by the cemetery slag," says Liverpool for the Festival. keeper Edward Hooley, who Jem Mace won the British : has worked there for 240 Heavyweight title in 1081-by "but otherwise nobody ever Boating Sam Hurd, and within comes to look after this lonely nonths defended it against
TavoKMAN BORG Dom King, and although be
off novials? Nothing
ever comics
trouble to
shocked
never weighed, more than · Elohi cib.; he beat all his opponents whh -'a ́- tremendous. straigh
*and:bowliderinig footworİ He Was universally, 2000
Now be