THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1951.
ALL-INDIA HAVE YET TO BEAT HONGKONG IN THE CURRENT SERIES
By "SPIV"
Yet in another series, the Hongkong Selection soccer XI acquitted themselves with flying colours. In the wake of the Colony XI's 2-0 triumph over the All-India team on Saturday, the Selection side held the visitors to a 1-1 draw yesterday to set the stage for what might be epoch in Hongkong's football history.
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A win or even a draw by the Combined Chinese X3 tomorrow will place Hong- kong in the unusual role of an undefeated side-a role which so far they had been able to play against only the Malavan and the Phillipine teams.
The Indians fielded a much improved team yesterday from that of Saturday. These were goalkeeper Prasad, right-bark butting in no less than four new plavey-
Bose, ventre-forward Dhan: Thapa, and left wing Anthimis
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This was one of the many goal-scoring chances missed by the All-India Soccer X in their match against the Hongkong Selection team yesterday.
After getting past Ng Kei-cheung, the Hongkong centre-half. right-wing went pust Venkatesh had only the goalkeeper to be af. His powerful low drive goalkeeper Gammon but was just wide of the goalmouth.-China Mail Photo.
Results In The
Surprise Week-end Softball Series
-Saints Bow To S.
By GRANDSTAND”
China
The softball programme over the week-end produced several surprises. In the "A" Division the Saints bowed to South China 7-1 after en gruelling innings of play, while the Squaws subdued the Wahoos in the Ladies' League with a hitting onslaught that brought them a 7-1 triumph, and the current League leadership.
The greatest upset of all was in the Minors wher 35 Bantam turned the fables on the Wildfires in the foal stages of the game to merge 13-8 victors, the same time notching their first win in the series.
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in the opening chapter then be careful four bouchet blows Kuste
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1 day, the Pandos reduced the handicap sy
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played fram again and teatrited the points to the Dodger is As a result each bei to Lorage SOYTA CHINA 7-SAINTS 4 Their nearest rivals. Arsenal, went down at Stoke by
kwards played a South Coa
deserved ever Arnal's defent and Everpool's for humorit
the convHM IDR despute run ol the old goal in three
o berday
Suits after almoet save goal traum.pl over Ising away victory against Tottenham Hotspurs were po nd
4-all headb thay karoke up a Ara Byn band range. the few surprises in th day's League programme.
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trane whvers a i [+ Mavov.l and-nal struggle 4:00
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worked on the The third stng sarked the game, there was
red, be for the whole at the tem seromeen! are
tuber
Over seus Aide upon a hem three 1rough the ce dre of the de Manzes whole Tony Kwok, who, bils ferre, leaving The wings
started [1 the Sants, was banished in the mound in the sempe than neressary.
Third semester when he walke
wn and Belder's choice loaded the sacks, followed by a two ther pass to Brst base to pve South thom the lenet
rac-1 121 Hist nat Just at Preston since they visit a 1925 but to hght har nes, to zelam then ad Thoug:
Mangrum Wins
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Tourney
Manda, Dec 2
wil k
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Lloyd Mangram Philippine Cramponship to-day as forge
the test entrants captured
the $17,500
plates ment.
Mangrum led the feeld con sistently and thred
a two we
olenght Tom For- 10 twan went a god Racks Tree the espulses ahead came from. Duggie Bieni, fort
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All beds w up t Toften- the Aur Cl- connected expected vet sty
with it on los Fender but the ham was the Scottish alterna-
11 Reale came ou! tional outsole-left, Billy Lidell,; upright a
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reland we hy heed, and as He all mal it was to the almouth. git-back
To, endam hud as much of the Youngty play as their rivals. but they Be made a frame sitempt to close passing and head it outwards way to see it overdid Thran suffered a deleat which toppled hit the underside of the cross- theom
thard to seventh bar and vari into the t frumu place in the tabl
For the visitors, Prosand
par 74 in the last 18 hos do a home total of 295.
Sherry Bucks took over fo Kwok, but a double-play chance was muffed atuf the Caroline » fallowed up with a treak singie over third last that scured two,
toge runs in that hapter
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wah ducks in the patate brought the Pandas a cluster ed¦. seven runs, with coach Leung's
RESULTS
AT
A GLANCE
SENIOR "A DIVISION South Chingi
Paradas
7 Samts
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SENIOR "8" DIVISION
Amermans
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where of the
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The Wakefires ebulked up five on a halting spree in the
but taking! jady antage
th Suners. Bantara reiuret the detic by then half, and alten Wilitares Botched up sane mage in the fatth, the Bantans Ireland with a splurge of fou
To that evened the count
Walfices thew sheari
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4 : ly with a run at a time, but i In the Stal trans Inc Bantamus an the Wildres dizzy on the egister seven countem
to snate: the game ml of the fire.
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Bantams Every Gathe contributed to the sure, with Fanb
for three a comiting while Neway collected two hits LA lead the hatung parade. Others who made safe-huts were 1 Cooper
Banfor. Bu ke 2 Enull.
7 Read Soox
tist lested)
LADIES' LEAGUE
7 Wahoos
1
JUNIOR LEAGUE
Pandas Dodgers
2 Griffes
7 Dragons
Bentanis
13 Wildres
The Samas had to tight back alfer conceding the big lead, and drew level at 4-all in the fifth Trame, at the same time hand- Hofing the Carolinera Scoring! in thanres were lost by both sides,
regulation Squays AWAN A he al of the Division grat marke fi JAR
good in table, Fuilum. by drawing at Naves, whie Bars and Azizud- Fannings and the lussie dragged
at do overtine franes. W: Li Wolverhampton, din played sound gamme
The Intre Relves. In ganed a point on Huddersfield. f-ck,
the eight, alter holding Gokul outslanding at South China scoreless. Art Jack Burke, Jr., carded 75 who went down by four clear with
scored within Bine entre-hulf. played a Ruvzuch who drew a walk, was for a total of 300 we take second ; guals.
The forward Was thirst, i mures, al Chariton.
PRgressive game place. Fa Oliver
line. however, did not rumbeet stranded as the next three batters Jailed to produce the scoring 75 for a total of 302
At Mam bester, a struggle be-
well, with Laig, the wakesi
The ninth while Von Nida
tee the 1948 Cup hnat teams.mong the live. with 18 for a 305 card.
further lei with another virtory for Roberto the Vicenzo. carded 77 for a total of
Afth place, followed by 100k Thomson wh, returned 308 with a shot at 74
The Plalippune professona!.
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fourth
who
306.
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hunch in throwing in Tim Wong as a pinch-hitter as the master- staged a squeeze piece of masterminding over the
Tun's two-baggy week-end. which finally
paid
sparked off the barrage of úte- b. t.
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Brentford. brating Hull, went that 記 the sporting spirit in through short-stop above Shefeld United on of
Dverage Sheffield lost by the only which these players have under- pair of tailles.
Lo but Everion taken fill up
SQUAWS
-WAHOOS 1
1ying their best game of the sepsen, the Squaws unsealed the Wahons from the League leadership when they subdued The Green Owls to it 7-1 honnilation
AUSSIES SUSPECT SCHROEDER IS THE SECRET WEAPON
Melbourne, Dec. 2.
Australia's tennis experts are developing a strong suspicion that Ted Schroeder is the secret weapon of the American Davis Cup team.
One of them. Ken Muses of the Melbourne Argus, said Today he is prepared to bet even money that Schroeder plays both singles and doubles against Sweden in the interzone final and Australia in the challenge round.
Like CE
Australian ol Aussie Chry described his More is taking for victory on Saturday over Low!- ant 3 thal Capt Frank Hood, a bellant youngelt. Sky Annons enablerade meretiers I Schnord.. keeps
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Swed s afte watch-going at b
pe KI Rosewall does lick Setsas, he will ad Temmart Berlin in probability
agbinsi th resul wand of the Vic- Sedgman in the semi-finals tena Champluwu: hips
The Australian nee whe ear Schroeder's chances of
rently is occupying CO! -
the thre IL d the way back after as the amateur being in partial tennis obscurity should have no trouble
of yours may be For a couple
eded Tuesley when he meets
Seixas mate Vir quarter-Back
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TOP OF THEIR GAME
is the only Amican stark vor
Australia 2 had his pane peak in polishing off Mervyn Rose, who is playing
Bath Le at the top f their far below wisat he showed at
K b and ger in giob off the Sydney second salties berths beatud Dirk Press Savit! Seterande already 12 virtually seamed of being Tony: Tarot paine: Ji. Die doubles, But Fis mrb:40115 とい
that
Last week Associate
beyond Halsingborg Beat
All-Japan 5-0
The nextr was a player who dixin' want to play both singles ..nd doubles. sui Shirids who will have to make The mad dreistot
Schroeder
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Thieyn. Dee.
Thirty thour and Japanese funs
1 imhayed saw the Halsingborg :orrer tean: the s.rght-s beatings be of Stockholm, remetely out- From Frank Sedgman and pay the All Japo X1 5-0 torlay M:Greger in the challenge for a clean sweep of their six-
the Sumer before last game series in Japan,
at Pues! H
Ted, who at one time an other has bera pre-laimret about The last amater player in the
when he in the mord t
the most cager player y
the squad and in perfees shay.
wat
Muner Akdate
an interested spectator.
The Swedes. who dil Dol yield a single goal in all their games, will leave Tokyo by air on December 4 for Saigon where
will play four games.- they United PresS,
THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB
TWELFTH RACE MEETING
Saturday 8th & Saturday 15th December, 1951. (Held under the Rules of the Hong Kong Jockey Club).
The First Bell will be rung at 1.30 pm and the First Have will be run at 2.00 p.m. each day
There are 8 vures in the 1st Day and 8 races on the 2nd Day (16 in all).
Through Tekels (at $32.00 euch may be blamed of th Compradore Office of the Treasurers, ist Floor. Telephone House, also fickels for the Cash Sweep on the last race of the Meeting as well as the Special Cash Sweep on the "Pearce Memorial Cup” 1952.
Through Tickets reserved for the Meeting but not paid for by 10.00 am. on Friday. 7th December, will be sold and the reservation cancelled for future meetings
To avoid congestion at the Club's Office at Telephone House, non-members are requested to purchase the sweep tuckets at the Chub's Branch Offices at:
5 D'Aguilac Street Hong Kong
ules
Un
382 Nathan Road, Kowloon. TOTALISATOR
The attention of Totalisator Investors is drawn to the following
Dividends will be paid on the winning and placed ponies so declared by the Stewards when the "All Clear" is given. The "All Clear" signal will be indicated by a white ligh! BACKERS and/or a white sphere at the Totalisator Tower.
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Cash received
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All winning tickets and tickets for refunds must be pre- sented for payment at the Race Course on the day to whiel they refer, but none will be paid later than one hour afte the time for which the last race of the day has been scheduled to be run.
In no circumstances will any Dividends be paid or refunds made unless a ticket is procured. Payment will NOT be made on torn or distigured tickets.
MEMBERS' BADGES AND ENCLOSURE Members and guests are reminded that they and their ladies MUST wear their badges prominently displayed throughout the
NO ONE WITHOUT A BADGE WILL BE ADMITTED TO THE MEMBERS ENCLOSURE.
Manchester United over Black- For Hongkong. Higgins played damage, but in the tenth chapter.
were twch goals an outstanding spoiling game at South China aber in 20 mandes against a right-half with Ne Kei-hung play
by the absence claiming us much of the spotlight dividentis.
Despite Wahe hurler Teriy strikeouts, of Stan Matthews
We *Noronha's th a captain's performance
Two beat bunts and a fielder's | Mortensc
While
For the next three ebaplers 1 is east to tritiuse the
chouce choked the sacks. Rabbit
opposing hurler Benita Remedios After
outuelled the veterem pitcher P. Domingo, get seventh place.
performance of 12 19: United, who have not of 310, while the
when the
batterea piayang, but to make things sure.
Squows with a total
home plate,
Lefty C. M da Tint at home since the services players in these matches, Lung's bunt forced out Choy at buth sides settled down to steasis champion, Hatch if these were again and in this former
three consecutive blows in the Norenes particular match
for
safe-hits. eight Philippine
chase in the Tugot, 10k eighth specesful. Celestino
the at 4-3 defent of probably only very little cr-Tang singlet to
produced another while the Owls produced three Meeting. Bury key. them at the head of the
une in indicated, point tie-breaker, followed by pinch-float frume Montes,
yan for the Fandos while the Lorry with 311.
Seennd Divisten
Y. K. Chan's safe-hit |
altered efforts. Overseas outfit were shutout for times
champion, Philippine
should not be lost sight of and hitter
for another the remainder of the tilt.
Alter blanking the opposition copped ninth place with 312, and Joe Kirkwood Grossinger,
Y. Y. Leung in the left garden in the initial conto, the Squaws New York, placed 10th with 315.
Trailing belund three runs, the: pulled down several good registered two uns in their hair Saints come in to bat for the catches. but Harry Louie's of the innings on a walk, and s Mangrum get
last time. Sherry Bucks made clothes-line drive to decy centre, timely safety, and went on ka due to two bases on a Wild heave, but which was good for a round- add another in the third from wher, Dave Leonard made first tripper, penetrated the defence for a three-run load.
foot missed base when Tsang's
in the pastures,
The Owls broke into the togging caused a change at the head of the wing, and Edwards would have
mighty sparing column in the fourth Northern Section.
most likely than not gladly given around third and was nailed af
when Alec Mendonza
a life on un While
up his place to another player if home for the rally to die out.
stanza but Showboat Ali grounded out and
received that player was available, in a League match sine: April 22,unfortunately
Mok Chun-wah Jindoo Hussain lifted a fly ball
fumble and was chased home on to end the 1030, Lincola
a safe-hit by Terry Noronha. deep centre City won by three said that he was not fit to play. goals at Workington and Ro ruse to
ballgame. the head of the table.
THE TEAMS
Contrary Lo
of $5,000 and
Kai against Everton.
land's reserve goalkeeper
Would have seured many more but places. the first prize
for the brilliance of Burgin, Eng- Burke $3,750. Oliver and Von Nida got $1,500 and $1,000, respectively United Press.
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vacani
at the
Third Division club returned to Higgins was included Lesque foolball after their struggles last moment yesterday, In the FA Cup Just week, and the last minute withdrawal of surprise result at Mansfeld,
where
the home team lost to Gateshead, originally selected Chiu Tsor base the oase, Bucks tore
Mansfield were
fosing T
HKRA SHOOT their home ground for the first time
the Fifty-one members of Hongkong Rifle Association turn ed up at Kai Tak range yester- day to take part in the Associa- tion's fortnightly shooting prae- tice.
A splendid 4-2 victory by Ply-
mouth Argyle at Gillingham kept All-India-Guru Prasad, them at the head of the Southern Bast,
S. K. Azizuddin. Section Brighton Jumped
into Gokul, S. Sarbadhikary,
who achieved second place
to
infield
2
C. Y. Lu wielded willow when he poled out three blows in five attempts while Tim Wong was good for a couple of safe-hits in three tries.
In the Bith frame. the Red
Sox practically lost all interest in the "B" Division fing Squaws came right back with a
up expectations, chase hen they forfeited to the vengeance and notched B South China hardi the larger Americans in the curtain-ruiser, cluster of three runs on a four- (Stella Correa, barrage A. R., share of the bitting, with P. C.
being only able to field eight hit
Benita Cocitio,
Re- cloutin
safeties, Nour Wong
Lwo
men after the expiry of the 15-Thelma by nearing the only Mohammed, Venkatesh, G Y. while the reputed slugging minutes grace.
medios, Maries Guterres) to salt the game away for keeps. BANTAMS 13-WILDFIRES S Squawk also registered Petherbridge. Bristol Rovers rigi 5. Liq. D. B. Thapa, M. A. Saints only collected a total of
Saltar, J. Anthony.
double-play when hand-snatcher winger, was the top nearer of the
and day
11. Newman scoring four of his side's ve
Setoollon-Gam- PANDAS 12-OVERSEAS 6
35 Nana Carvalho Hongkong
froze a pop-ity goals against Torquay.
Bantams had every right to be and pegged Mendonza off Bret Clone on
inillion A
spectatore mon, Etheridge, fang Yu-wah, i
Wally Mo's Pandos stamped happy yesterday, for
after base. watched the 40 Lengud matches. Clors II.-C. Morgan (81); M.
Higgins, Ng Kec-cheung, Tongi Dart Fitc
their outstanding months to Wilson, "palt"
of hard-work continue to
they head the Sheung, Szelo Man, Levir (87); J. Oxenham (84); N.
premier Bottish division with
account with the Overseas when finally Davey, Au Chi-yin, Edwards,
pulled off their Edwards (85); David Wong (85). Hibernian close behind-outer.
victory, and that not on third-rate team, but on powerful Wildfres who visions of the Ong,
Some of those good scores wert:
Class I.-K.C. Hoo (95); OR. Sadick (93); A.F. Xavier (83): C.C. Chan (90); J. McCleary (90).
{MUDWORTH) ROVERS
PRACTICE
PATCH!
goal of the match at Norwich.
three blows.
the
Bret any
bad
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The Branch Offices and the Treasurers' Compradore Office will The 11.00 close at
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The tussle which ended 13-8 in favour of the Bantama has also given coaches Leslle Castru and Alfred Turner a well-
earned pai on the back, for there two
stalwarts never
doubted the ability of the pen- green rookies to make
Well done, boyal
This certain
good.
curnor Also lakės a
amount of pride
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GARDEN.
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By Order,
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Becretary,