THE
ANA MAIL," MONDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1951: ·
THE VICTORY WAS LARGELY NOEL ARTHY'S AND GERRY GOSANO'S
A brilliant bowling spell of five wickets for 27 runs by Gerry Gosano and a faultless knock of 46 runs not out by Noel Arthy yester- day enabled the Colony XI to beat the Hongkong and Singapore Com- bined Services by six wickets in their three-day match at Chater Road.
The Colony dismissed the remaining six Services batsmen in 17.3 overs yester- day with the addition of only 36 runs to their overnight second innings score of 110. With already a lead of 44 runs on the first innings the Colony started rather shakily in their seemingly easy task of knocking up 108 runs in 254 minutes during their second lease of the wicket to win the match.
Four quick wickets fell in succession for 63 runs, mainly through the haste of the bats- men to end the match before the tea interval. A patient skip- per's innings x 25 not out by
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128 7.10
Alec Pearce gave Arthy in hist brilliant innings the needed sup-
port to
Captain Marriott, who has been the mainstay of the Singa- porc Services' batting, fell to a good ball from Gerry Gotano In the second innings, and with his departure only Lt. Badham
bring the side safely through the required score.
Arthy gave another faultless batting display for his 48 runs not out. Despite the compara-offered any opposition, to a bowl.. tively easy task confronting his ing that was more consistent side, his innings was marked by and accurate than deadly. extreme patience. He watched the ball closely
and only chose loose ones to hit.
His 46 included five fours, and net only gave him his third "nct out"
against the visitors, innings but gave him a batting average of 187.00 in his last awo matches against the visitors
Excep: for Pearce, and possibly Oliver
and L. G. Gosano, the batting form of the Colony side has not been too impressive
But
for the good knock of Arthy in both innings and that brilliant bowling spell by G. N Gosano yesterday, one would still doubt if the Colony would have wen the match.
The Colony bowlers did more than the job, with Teh being the only one failing 15 come up to the standard.
Captain Haycraft, who had a successful bolting season 1881 looked as if he was going year, to run up a huge score for the un- Services and was rather fortunate to be out to a spectacular catch by Gerry Gosano at deep point. Gosano had to make a full dive forward for the ball which was coming very low to him.
THE SCORES Combined Services, 2nd Innings F/0 Cosh, by Weller 8/Ld: Kingsford, Arthy b
Weller
Capt Marriott, b G. N. Gosuno Cap Haycroft, & G.N. Gasano b
L.G. Gosano
Lt Badham. Weller
Surg 44. Jones, b G.N Gosano Major Denneti, bw G.N Goseno Sung-Commsir Alderson, b G
N Goiano
Dapt Grace, b GN Gosano. Se. Davenport, not out L/Stg Balley GN. Gosano ..
Nervousness in the "big match" atmosphere might have contri- buted to his erratic opening spells. and although he uid perhaps have done bette, particularly with his lengths had he been given time to settle down. Pearer Like that good caplain that he is,
cok no chances.
again uphela (E
The Services
Extras
Total
144
Fall of wickels:---1-24. 2-27. 3-33. 4-75. 5-110 4-113. 2-114. B-133 D-140, 301-140.
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Bowling Analysts
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Hongkong, 2nd innings
their reputation in the bowling Craig
department, and their defeat £ G
came largely from lack
batting strength.
VI
Gutierrez Shield
Tournament
Results
The following were the sults of the preliminary round of the Gutierrez Shield (Inter- national) Lawn Bowls Competi. hon played yesterday:
(N. B. Arthy, not ous
*
TP. Rudett, Alderson i Daven
port
NR Oliver, c and b Jones GN. Gosano, St Alderson
Fones
P. Dodge. b Bennett
A. Pearce, not out
Extras
Total
H
40
193
Owen Hughes. F. A. Weller, R. G. Gosano, R. Orale. 8. M. Teh, did not hat.
Followickets:-1-13, 2-40, 3.48.
re-
4-63.
Davenport Batley Bennett
Bowling Analysis
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W
B 123
1
2 10
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21
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LEAGUE MATCHES
Scotland (W. M. McCall, R. Jones B. Robertson, W. J. D. Cameron, Grace J. McKelvie) beat Ireland (7. Kavanagh, J. A. Fox 3. Club de Recreio, thort of the Leonard. W. C Higgs) 97-10. srvices of Gerry and Luigi Gosano, engaged in the Chater England (G. C. Norman, G. F. Perkins, W. C. Simpson, B. W. Road match against the Com- Bradbury) beat Philippines (Lbined Services, fielded a "trial" Silva, V. Atienza, R. Baso, A. team against Royal Navy at King's Park and lost four valu. oble points in their First Divi- sion match.
Coates) 20-16.
China (F. Ler, G. Hong Choy, J. M Wong. W. Hong Sting) beat Pakistan (J. M. A. Rant- jahn, A. M. Rumjahn, K. M. Omar, A. M. Omar) 25-18.
Switzerland Cha Gaddi, D. Rosselet, R. Rosselet, J. S. Lan dolt) beat Persia (P. J. Billi- moria, R. K. Pavri, M. J. Dive- cha, F. R. Kermarl) 25-18.
Malaya (M. Y. Adal, S. Yusuf, M. B. Hassun, A. R. Kitchell) beat Canada (R. W. Hollway, G. D. Seramstad, K. Johnstoti,
D. Trail) 29-11.
THE NEXT ROUND
Kowloon Cricket Club beat University, short of S.M. Teh, by 65 runs at Cox's Road and the
suggested scores balance in both the University's batting and bowling than there was last year.
more
Craigengower and the Indian Recreation Club drew, Gcorge Souza
scoring 14 not out and A. R. Kitchell 52, which is the. normal for these two particular fixture.
in this
In the Second Division, the Diocesan Boys School, not with- out a large contribution from the The next round of the Staff. beat George V School
beat King Gutierrez Shield Tournament by 75 runs.
uns. Hutton
of KGV, how- Sunday, ever, stole the thunder with eight
DES wickets
for 55
rums. Recreio 2nd St reversed the Switzerland vs. England at First Division result with a victory
on
whi be played 'October 21, at 9.30 p.m.
The draw is:
KDC.
Wales vs. Portugal at KCC. India vs. Scotland at Recreio. Malaya vs. China at-Recreio. "ROSITA" CUP
In the "Rosita" Cup Compe-
over Royal Navy by two wickets, KCC beat the University by eight wickets and RAF beat the Dock- yard by three wickets;
HEARE
BRITAIN'S HORSEMEN FOR 1952 OLYMPIC GAMES
Was
The team to represent Great Britain in the Prix des Nations at Helsinki during the 1952 Olymple Games recently announced by the British Show Jumping Association. Lt. Col. H. M. Llewellyn will captain the team, the other members belog Mr W. H. White and Mr Alan Öllver. Lt. Col. Llewellyn for the past three seasons has been re- cognised as the leading rider in Europe, and is linked with "Foxhunter" who Has jumped for Great Britain in seven con- secutive International events."
Alun Oliver is only 19 years old and is the youngest rider ever to be chosen to represent Britain in an Olymplad equestrian etent. During this year he was first and second In the British National Championship. and has gained an enormous amount of experience while taking part in Con- tinental shows.
The team will be trained by Lt. Col. J. A, Talbot-Pon- sonby in co-operation with Lt. Col. Llewellyn and it will be managed by Lt. Col. Ansell, chairman of the British Show Jumping Association. It is the result of the long term plan put into practice by the B.S.J. Assoc. after the 1948 Olym pics, that the British team has been chosen so early, so that the feam can take every advantage possible for training.
Since 1948 British horsemen have competed in shows all over the world, gaining experience in international events, in Belgium, France, Holland, Ireland, Italy, the United States and Canada.
This picture shows the Oras members of the leam (left) Mr Alan Oliver on "Red Star”, (top right) Lt. Col. Llewellyn on "Foxhunter" and (bottom right) Mr W. II. White on **Talisman."
ENGLAND'S
TEAM
TO PLAY WALES
THE CESAREWITCH THIS
WEDNESDAY
WILL BE
A VERY OPEN RACE
Says VERNON MORGAN
London, Oct. 14.
More than 30 runners are expected to go to the post at Newmarket on Wednesday for the big backers' stayers' handicap, the Cesarewitch, named after the heir to the Russian throne more than a century ago.
This two and a quarter mile event is as open as ever, as can be seen from the fact that more than 20 of the runners have had quotations in the betting and the favourite, Three Cheers, is almost a 10 to one chance.
"touts"
the
THE OTHERS
Virtually every runner Has some sort of a chance, but of Those
mentioned not yet
bridge, Mon Prince, Sports Master and Veuillin seem to
While ' this three-year-old Above Board carried to victory lightly-weighted colt by Stalino last year. Limicola, who is by will certainly be one of the best the French sire, Verso, siso at Ascot backed horses at the off, he may ran disappointingly
sho has well be replaced as the favourite recently, but
put up by the older and more ax-some great performances on her Barnacle, French Design, Colt- perienced colt, Kelling, who is home gallops and many of the out for a notable double.
Newmarke!
say shq trained Three
Cheers,
at will win on Wednesday on her hold out the best prospects.
Barnacle has plenty of weight Epsom by Peter Thrale, one of home course,
but as the winner of the Great the season's most successful Billy Snaith, опе of
Metropolitan Handicap at Epsoir. smaller trainers, will carry two stronger lightweights, rides her over the same distance as the
Colts have a better record than flies or
Cesarewitch; he is not over- mares, but two burdened with eight stone, four of the "weaker": sax in ad
pounds. dition to Limicola, are very
The five-year-old gelding by strongly faneled. They are on Bakhtawar would have been The riders play a big part in other Newmarket-trained filly ridden by Lester Piggott had
་ ་ བ་ four-year-old this long distance handicap and Heliophila,
the boy wonder not been in- in looking for, the winner it is daughter of Umidwar, and
anjured. A strong youngster. In usually wise to look for a horse Irish challenger, the five-year- Savage will be riding hin on ridden by a strong jockey. old mare, Penny on the Jeck, League side which trounced the
Wednesday Three Cheers, will have all the Heliophila has Billy
Nevett, League of Ireland a few days ago. assistance he needs but his con- the champion Northern jockey, French bred son of Prince Bio,
Though Men Thompson, in his early twenties, nections will perhaps not war as her pilot, so she will have has the better of the weighis with has improved considerably since him to start the first favourite for come the handling. She gave Barnacle by some three pounds, being transferred from Newcastle.these have a poor record in this an impressive performance the English-bred borse is generally His scoring capabilities were
London, Oct. 14. England's team to play Wales at Cardiff next Satur- day in the home international soccer series was chosen today as follows:
- Williams (Wolves);
Ramsay (Spurs),
Smith (Arsenal);
Wright (Wolves);
Barrass (Bolton),
Dickinson (Portsmouth);
or three pounds overweight to enable the crack young jockey. "Manny" Mercer, to take the mount.
RIDERS PLAY BIG PART
the
Firiney (Preston North End), shown against the League of Tace, the last of them to Win being; when winning over the last two expected to finish in front of him
Thompson (Aston Villa), Lofthouse (Bolton), Bally (Spurs),
Medley (Spurs).
tition at Club de Recreio MCC Reply With Vaughan
terday C. F. dos Remedios won
the award by beating H. A.
Rozorio by four points to nil
C
F. Remedios first, tied with
206 For 3
Rozario, enda storing five points Against Holkar
Fe beat his opponent in the
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21 381
3
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Reuter
to
bowl: two woods forehead and two backhand.
Indore, India, Oct. 14. The MCC tourists made a In the Memorial Cup, A. R. fine reply against Holkar on Osmund, E. H. Carvalho, G. A the second day of their Guterres and J. E. Noronha cricket match, here today, beat LE Guterres B. when they reached 206 runs Pintos, T. M. F. Gutierrez and AM Sours by 10-5, in an 11- for three wickets in quick hoad game,
time after dismissing the home side' just before lunch for 281 runs. ERTY
HEFC CLOSING DAY. Hongkong Football Club lawer bowlers last by 104-141 shots at Holler had tied throughout the closing day match at Happy yesterday and for 30 minutes. TODAY'S SPORT Valley on Saturday.
today before the MCC batsmen Valley on Saturday of the sued more locate match, Mra J. Watson presented Glekwad alone "etlowing Combiiga Horton Sarvis prizes to the winners of the aggrossion, raced the Hoikar W spore, along this morning – and
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AWELSH TEAM The Welsh team, announced earlier this week except that the outside right position is still vacant, ist.
best
s son
Chitbridge,
Veullin meting
the
Enfield in 1834.
miles of the Cesarewitch course
Master Ireland and he co-operates well It is in the favour of Three at Newmarket earlier this
one of the best with Finney he could make secure Cheers that he is a three-year-old, month.
handicappers in his position, which has caused the for they have the best record,
Med ['country, wen well over two miles Penny on the Jack is one of at Newbury last week. His rider Selectors a good deal of worry. baving won the race 47 times the few horses who have talled will be Charlie Spares, who won
Altogether the forward line since its inception in 1839. appears to have more punch- Four-year-olds have the next fast three outings..
to get event a place in their this year's Derby on Areile Reuter
She was, Prince. record with 42 wins. FRENCH BEAT SWISS
however, a good fifth at Ascot who might replace recently over two miles. trained in Yorkshire by Sam aave-year-old Kelling Geneva, Oct. 14.
Three Cheers in the market before A record crowd of more than the off, is a four-year-old. This s --- PROVED HER SPEED Hall, was the runner-up in the
the Charmilles of Oretes won the Cambridge Linklater has, however, won an has 40,000 packed
The five-year-old daughter of Chester Cup this year and so Stadium here today to see thire the other
the other leg of the autumn
the necesmrystamaina France beat Switzerland by double-last year and is out to Irish Cambridgeshire to prove qualifications two goals to one in an interna achieve a double, not accom- her speed and has finished The fact that Charlie Elliott tional soccer match.
plished for
bred French for 60 years.
tecond in the Irish Cesarewitch fides the splendidly France led 2-0 at half-time,
Kelling, who has class on his over two miles to show that she
That it Referee J Leafe of England side is very much favoured by can at least get this distans she Elliott is the very man for
sufine chance. had more trouble In dealing his connections. They are sure With 7 stone, 10 pounds she with the crowd than he did in that he will win to give Eph is not over-weighted and she
race such thievoudin has controlling the players in Smith a trick" of victories will be ridden by the South class being a son. U the famous clean game. At half-time the in this resumption was delayed while On the other hand, with eight Her connections fancy her
|year-old spectators were cleared from stone 12 pounds. He has plenty cholce a lot. the touch-lines
of weight and, despite the fact In the Bame stable "ar but a reproduction of his dood
wood form would ve him än Switzerland were first on the he has won over the Hellophils, trained at New outstanding chane
distance, he
he might market by Geoffrey Barling is Star Spangled Banner to bo unate In the eighth minute find the
far to The England team shows aux when outalde teftion com top company, the faux-year-old son of Prince
compared with the side pletely beat Vignat theStill, his connections were Which was held to a draw by French goal but saw his hơi right When he won the Chm-Roseanney T pair of
Bridgandire Inst year, rid they Le Tollier will be ridden by naty surprise, wh! on at Highbury earlier this | strike a post wed down, and 3, may well be right":"sgain. // He is the champion jockey, Gordon owned
(certain) (a fair wagery at odds Highards, though it is under apostama
Short (Plymouth); Barnes (Arsenal) Sherwood (Cardiff); Pour (Manchester City), Daniel (Arsenal);
Burgess (Spure);
A.. Other (to be selected);
Kinsey (Norwich); Ford (Sunderland
Lafchurgh;*(Bwzona);"
Clarke (Manchester Cityy:
have
With
the four-
African jockey, Bernard Drier French sire, eight
stone 11
has
256Koorve" "in" "Lucas (Swan- the attack and were unfor. | Commagenethisce the Prench-bred colt, Leveller, ridden by: Charid Smirke, har
The French s
minute
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in
the
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Lofthous
The
minutes later Grumellon, meat outaldelen, beat Corddi asalg
for the
nd French ton sumplan the
in the distinct
distinct possibility ferred the mouth of a filly, He
ere may be Royal cannot, however, ride at under
A CHANCE
eight tone
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Up though many like Le
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