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THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, JANUARY 14, 1952.
ENGLAND v. INDIA AT CALCUTTA
SING TAO WINS 5-0 IN THE FEATURE MATCH OF A POOR SOCCER WEEK-END
By "SPIV"
The First Division League return clash between South China and Sing Tao yesterday made complete a week-end of paltry soccer, ending in a win for Sing Tao by five goals to nil.
The game was actually over in less than 35 minutes, although the score then was only one goal against South China. Mok Chun-wah had a relapse of his knee Injury in the 20th minute of the first half and eight minutes before the interval Pau King-yin, the South China goalkeeper, sustained a nasty gash on the forehead in a collision with Sing Tao's Lee Hung-kee and Hau Ching-te.
Both Lee and Pau dropped out of the game, leaving Sing Tao with 10 players and South China only nine players on the field. Lee rejoined his team just before the interval, but for the remainder of the first half the depleted South Ching team held back the Tigers from further scoring.
South the resumption, On China took the field with nine men, and for the whole of the #woond half the empacity crowd of about 12,000 were treated to the hilarious and lateral pr ele of an uneven buttie duung which there was at times not a single South China de- even fender
awn mi? Pxcept the goalkeeper
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moved with machine-like pre- cism arant vesterday they tactics of adopted the paying
winging the ball well to both! wings. leaving he South Clinoi defence wide upen in the een- tre where it was weakest
uf weakness
South further increased
Thx Cha was
ge derday with Soong Ling-sing
eng at his form. South
the adopted Cilna fensive game by the halves, were hundicapped by the Siwness
the halves
TQUE
THĺ
Don Laz Vaults
15 Feet 3 Ins.
Washington, Jan 13 Dan Laz vauited 15 feet 3 mehes last night to ban the Bol Richa is his first de-
15. 53 track meets.
in
In the: feature events in the Washington Evening Sta Ban es, Don Gehrmann easily ran away with the mile race in 4 mutes 14 seconds, and Horace Achenfeiter, an FBI man, won in meet regard the two-mile time-9 minutes 5 seconds
Chan Ker-gers first substituted for Pat King-ym, and 2p the crowd in roars of laughter when the dashed
e penalty covering. out of area on a few occasions for ย tull-back
frat goal came tyckle.
Sang Ta's
of the After
three minutes conceding Two goats, within right-half a sponged start from this weakness From ily Tuck between 1 posla,, midfield. Chu Wing-keung tip- diagonally across meeting with shelly inped the ball success. Of the two goals scored to Lee Jung-ker, who in turn
The previous record was held to Ho Ying- against him. On
8 passed it across was from
***, by nude FB man, Fred Will. un in the maide-right position. penalty kick
Ho swerved ust the heslact Who won in 0.09 here two years Soong Long-STOR mt ersalied! ago.
DESERVED THEIR WIN
she had past Pot Kangeyik at! Rabunde bad won or tien fort ded range
On the form they showed in the first half. Sing Tau
The forwards
served the
Wi
Free-for-all
In Marseilles Boxing Ring
11
perdert finish to a perfect move
Cluna
The
forwards South ad by murh of the play as! their opponents in the first half. it were up against
Boo
ift in 50 Ponsecutive track
meets, but his best last night i was 14 feet 8 inches --Associated Press.
NEW YORK MEET
New York, Jan. 12. Jum Fuchs, world champion
Sg Tao defence who were shot-putter, climbed out of his ime and again able to out-sick bed today to win the event. position their less experienced
at the Metropolitan track and opponents.
feld championships with a throw 54 let 10% taches-far off world record of 58 feet 10%
But it was a comfortable over Bernie Mayer of New York Pioneer Club, whe had a loss of 54 fout 5 inches.
the
com.
hat trick with
Chu Wing-keung added two more goals within 10 minutes ot the second half and pleted penalty kick, after Hau Ching! No bad been brought down by Chan Kur-sow in the penalty arra,
Marseilles, Jan. 13. The North African boxer, Chemuma, the holder of the French bantamweight box-
Just before the final whistle ing title, lost his crown dew. Ho Ying-ku found the when the referee awarded twee corner of the Theo Medina, one time gipsy a well-placed drive to make the
re!
with
Funny score 5-0 in favour of and former European cham-Sax Too pion. a points win over him
In a 15-round context.
Pr
THE
TEAMS
Sing Tao: Yue Yiu-tak;
Hau!
Chemania's and Monus's sup-Yung-sang, Kang Ngan-ching. | porters
disagree
Sa Per-ya, Hyu King-sing, Lau each verdiet and pitched into
Chung-sung: Ho Ying-fun, Chang, other and the vanquished cham-
Kato-bor, Ly Hung-kee, Chu plon him elf cave to blows with
Wing-keung, Hou Ching-to Honore Pratesi, former Avanight uitleholde
i
Linthes. margu
In two remaining events, Dick Lynn tied the mest record in the pole vault with 12 feet 9 uches and George Shaw made stride of 23 feet 24 inches in e brad jump-United Press.
5,000 WILL
The end of the England innings in the Third Test Match at Calcutta on New Year's Eve. Leadbeater is run out in attempting to take a second run off Mankad-who, with four for 80, brought his Teat victims in this series to 15-a
against record for an Indian
England.
Braves Draw To Within
Threatening Distance Of League Leaders
By "GRANDSTAND”
of
Braves broke up a deadlock with the Overseas Chinese when they unloaded a five-bit attack in the final frame to emerge triumphant 7-2 in the lone tilt yesterday's "A" Division Softball schedule, and drew to within threatening distance of the League leaders,
گرد
more
runs
الله
In the Ladies' League, Pooi To evened accounts with South China when they registered their first win of the season with a 6-2 verdict against the Caroliners.
Dodgers in the Junior League efforts while only one miscue in three runs and then settled down staged a week-end upset when the infield spuiled what might to holding down the opposition, display who could' only manage to score ey toppled the Griffins 14-13 have been an errorless
two went into an by the Braves.
to suffer in a game which
holding nosevut. Remedios, extra frame before the issue was Carlos
the decided, while
Dragons down the right garden for the 2. Souza knocked out a three- blow succumbed to Rexes 13-12 with winners contributed two hits to base hit for the longest the tieing and winning runs leit the Braves' victory while all the while team-mate T. Tavares con- stranded on base.
other regulars hit safely once. tributed a two-bagger. A. N.
Guterres, except Spiky
Bub Kauer, botting in the clean-up spul for the losers, connected for two hits in four times at bat. Although the Bantams dropped a16-8 decision to the Black- hawks, they had the satisfaction of being the first team to batter the Hawks for a grand-stam homer when Lamb slugged out a four-master in the final frame. The Hawks chalked up their and fives a runs in lots of fours
while their moundsman, Donel Remedios, held the Bantams helpless with two hits in six chapters. Remedios struck out 13 eight and walked seven, three of them Alling up the bases with 12 runners
in the last inning to provide Lamb with a base-clean- ing set-up.
BRAVES 7—OVERSEAS 2
Remedios Chuppie
the Braves outpitched Lam Ping in the seven-inning duel, the former yielding five blows while the latter allowed seven damaging hits and in addition walked five batters when he failed to ind
COMPETE AT the plate.
HELSINKI
Helsinki, Jan. 12. Well over 5,000 athletes from South China: Pau King-yin: nearly 60 countries will par Chan Kat-sau, Lu Yee Lau ticipate in the Helsinki Olymples Extra police chile) to the area | Chi-ping, Soong Ling-sing, Tong next summer. managed to separate the unoffi: Sheung Cha Wing-wah, Lee Aghters and restore order.
Ka Po-keung,
Fighting started when Pratesi.
who had trained Medina, called out at the end of the 15 rounds before the judgee hai announced You their decision: "Well done. are now champion of France."
STRAIGHT LEFT
Bry
Chemama plunged immediate. towards Pratesi, who had clambered onto the side of the TIDX to congratula Medina. and landed a
straight left
his face.
Medina's supporters leapt on to the stage of the Theatre Dalger, where the ring had been set up. and shouted, crossing the ropes: "Let us got
Yuk-tuk Man, Mok Chun-wah.
Szeto
Braves had runners on first and second bases in the opening chapter and a score seemed im- minent, but tight fielding on the nullifted part of the Overseas the advantage, while in the bot- tom half of the samu inning, the Chinese lads had their fans on countries Fifty Ave
today their feet when the dented the have accepted an invitation to rubber twice on a costly wild The Games. Thirty-five of them throw after Harry Louie's have also tentatively specified surprise bunt, the numerical strength of their
GOOD SCORES ems and in what events they The Tribe soon levelled the will compete, Olympic officials count when Chappie Remedios
pated.
AT HKRA SHOOT
three-bagger with guled out a
but for the next two aboard,
the scoring gates five stanzas were closed to both sides.
On
SCORES AT A GLANCE
Braves
SENIOR "A" DIVISION
7 Overseas
SENIOR "B" DIVISION Warriors 14 Red Sox
JUNIOR LEAGUE
Blackhawks Blue Sox Dodgera
Rexes Delawares
2
18 Bantams 10 Aces 14 Griffins
(8 innings)
2
9
13 Dragons
12 South Chine
LADIES' LEAGUE South China 2 Pool To
Remedios and Joe Guterres. Harry Loule was good for a two base hit but was nailed at third base un an attempted steal with
none away:
4
6
Eddie Loureiro. windy-alley guardian for the Hawks, called: ed his quota of two hits in four times to keep pace with his batting ambition.
South China played an inspired game against the Delawares, but a Ave-run uprising in the seventh completely knocked all the wind
of their sails. Joacquim Collaco was good for two hits as contribution towards
the
MCC EXPERIMENT WITH INDIAN TOUR SIDE JUSTIFIED
London, Jan, 13.
Criticism of the MCC concerning the Indian cricket tour has now been mellowed by acknowledgment that the sending of an "experimental side” has been adequate. ly justified.
There are those who still assert that greater efforts should have been made to induce established "stars" to make the tour, but even many of these critics concède that the side has "more than served its purpose" in underlining, for example, the claims of several men for future Test consideration as well as furnishing valued experience to Britain's young cricketers.
The Indian tour has given If some of the established chances До
like men
Tom "stars" had been in the Indian Graveney, of Gloucester, Allan party, Gravenes, Spooner, Waf- Watkins, of Glamorgan and kins and Poole might easily Dick Spooner, of Warwickshire, have been temporarily QVOT to prove that they now merit shadowed so that their claims to undeniable claims for Test England quality would have had site on against any country. lo remain in longer doubt.
VITAL Their performances in India have just added the necessary seal to previous reputations as often dulled undoubted prowess top line players.
pn the sports feld, just as un- expected responsibility has been that vital incentive to a man to show his true worth.
BEST ALL-ROUNDER Allan Watkins, for example, has confirmed in India beyond dispute the claims of his sup-
be he must re- porters that garded as Britain's best all-
rounder today and the ideal
man for an emergency.
And
INCENTIVE tardy recognition has
There is another point, 100. The performance of these mieh who were on the ftluge of Test selection will make some of the ators realise how
Graveney similarly hos established settled the general argument as strong has become the challenge to their own positions in inter- pational cricket.
to whether he would be safely regarded as undoubted succes- suri no. he present clamant, to the No. 3 position in Britain's Test teams of the future.
Nobody bad qualms about his stroke ability. What some people were
not certain about was whether he had the requisite "big India has match" temperament. given him the opportunity to provide the answer.
Disk Spooner has accepted his chance to show his prowess as a batsman and wicketkeeper,
Then
even more revealing has been the form of the left-hander, Cyril Poole of Nottinghamshire! The Indian tour has unquestion- ably advanced his possible Test cancer by at least une stason.
England Lead By 82 Runs On Ist Innings
Kanpur, Jan. 13. Jack Robertson and Alan Wat-
king placed England in a useful position at the start of the second day in the fourth Test against
India today.
Godfrey Evans, of Kent, bas
wicket supreme as reigned keeper for several seasons now. He has more than once shown summarily that he cannot be
mere dismissed as
tail-end batsman.
But often enthusiasm for hit- has overcome his dis- ting cretion.
With Spooner challenging him principally on the grounds his batting strokes, it is con- ceivable that Evans might adopt a new attitude to batting.
can be The same argument applied to Poole's claim aga Willie Watson for p rival to place in an England team. And such circumstances help a coun- try's cricket and foster In- dividual performances.-Reuter.
of
RAF Discover
Two More All-Rounders
The Royal Air Force con- cluded their fixtures in the first round of the Cricket League with a narrow one England began 58 runs behind. wicket victory against Club In 40 minutes, the fourth pair de Recreio at King's Park added 40 runs before Robertson on Saturday.. was log-before to Mankad when
Responsible for once were playing back.
not RAFS regular match- England then needed 19 runs winners, but two all-rounders,
for the leadi.
AC Bennion and Cpl. Buchanan, Hilton, sent in before Poole who look respectively 4 wickets to hit out, got 10 runs in eight for 24 and 3 tor 18 to diamist minutes before being easily Recreio for 94. E.J. Noronha stumped when he dashed out to was Recreio's top scorer with Ghulam Ahmed.
in two hours and 30 minutes and hit eight fouts.
20 runs.
As
Was
pavilion
RAF's batling machine With Watkins in such good
ali retired to the form, Poole concentrated
for 42 runs, Bennion" stood up. keeping up one end and He did to a fair Recreio attack, Eddle
being this job well. He did not score Gosano
dangerous for the first 25 minutes, but stay-
patiently waited enough, and the last over before for Buchanan to join him. Their ed until announced today.
lunch, when he was bowled.
in runs Bannion. contribution He had played valuable port 35, Buchanan 14 not out.. These 36 countries are send
in helping Watkins to add 60 try came barely on time.
Indian ing a total of 3,866 competitors
Recreation Club runs in 70 minutes for the sixth 3,285 men und 581 women.
knocked up 153
runs for nine countries Alter remaining 20 Some very good scores were
Starting off the seventh chap- POOI TO 6-SOUTH CHINA 2
wicket.
At lunch, England, 174 runs wickets against the Optimists af Slabstress May Wu practical- aut
for elx wickets, the first practice have announced the strengths
"Puddy" Ismail. were 53 runs Cheter Road, of their teams the total will be ter. Frankie Correa slashed out turned at
Pereira'sly pitched her side to victory as but Red single В shoot of the Hongkong Rife
who has ahead.
been in better from well over 5,000. Association
which this year,
grounder to shortstop forced out she accounted for 11 victims via his
Both Watkins and Howard with the bet this season than for the strikeout route and only Delawares' victory, while Terry was hold yesterday at the Kai
United Slates, Corrua. It was at this crucial
on the slab for
were out with only seven the Sweden, the
runs many past, contributing 35.
Optimists replied with 180 for Tak ranges.
Derunark, France and Italy have stage that Overseas burler Lam allowed four scattered hits which Lucido
runs for the winners only gave out two hits added to the lunch score.
Watkins scored 66 out of 121 one wicket, Noel Arthy (49 một Their intention Ping burst apart at the seams produced two About 83 members partici- already declared
Chapple Remedios opposition, both of them in the during the whole game. paradipate in every principai and walked
to rob her of a event.--United Press.
for two
base. Carlos sixth inning,
"B" DIVISION GAMES shutout achievement. Remedies belted his next easy
Connie Lai, for the losers, Warriors notched up another pitch to right field and two runs
whiffed four, but the seven bits triumph when they subdued the were acro6s.
yielded proved Red Sox, pides by pitcher Joey The slaughter did not stop disastrous as three of them were Franco's five strikeouts effort, in for Billy Soares, pinch-bunched up in the third to give which the opposition could only hitting for Bob Remedios, lined
hits. the Collegians a trio of markers manage five scattered out to right field again and an-that sparked their further efforts. The winners jumped on other run crossed home. Tony
Wong Kin-yee of South China slabster Eustacio Barros for a Osmund, who was in the midst
grabbed batting honours for the total 14 hits in registering their Mr G. K, Sun with a score of Sprinter Marjorie Jackson,
dropped Messrs K. C. Hoo, A. Prated here as certain winner of of a batting slump when afternoon by clouting out two 14-3 victory, with J. Pereira Medina had a clear superiority 91,
for a hit Over Chenntna,
connected safehits in three tries while Lee being the only one with more The judges Xavier, and L. A. Rozario (Han- the Helsinki Olympic, ran faster cat bunt
Bemedios Junior followed with than her own world 100 yards solidly after
Yu-mel and Lena Poon of Pool than one hit to his credit. him, the home To replied with two hits each; warded seven rounds to Meditia, dicap winner)
The winners lost no time in scores of 91,00, and 89 respec- record of 10:7 seconds to-day, two to Chemama while the ro-
clocked her at plate suffered some mishin four attempts.
the initial frame of the tilt by tively. maining six wore drawn.
Six watches
ment from Braves' spikes. The
up a three-run start notching Miss Nancy Kong returned a 10,8, but the record
dis. was
bat-happy spree died out which
and added another five in the slight score of 32 out of 35 in the 300 allowed because
Gerry Roza-Pereira batted into yards range.
breeze.
4 double-play-the only one of Dodger Coach Fred Diesta's second chapter, and from that patience pula dividends over the time onwards, never looked back In a
their the game.
week-end when his lads earned as they coasted
Chemama."
The S. R. (a) shooting went to Major Wilson of the Middle-
The North African's fars sex Regiment with a score of
were also quickly in the ring ge out of 105. K. Vivian scored Marjorie Jackson
and violent fighting broke out, 93. F. Afeld 91, and F. C. Apps;
wore
But within
minutes few
with 98. All three ure RAF Run 100 In 10.6 Police
reinforcements parating the two rival fac- personnel. tions and clearing the theatre.
Sydney, Jan. 12. No casualties were reported,
The theatre was packed with 2000 spectators. Police reinforce- ments had been called out earlier when admittance had to be re- fused to another estimated 2,000 fans trying to fight their way Into the theatre after all seats had been sold,--Reuter.
The S. R. (b) shooting went to
A spoon each was awarded to S. R. (a) and S. R. (b) winners. The next practice shoot will
second attempt later, she was clocked 10.8 seconds,
be held at the Kal Tak Range at running the reverse direction,
9 a.m, next Sunday.
THE GAMBOLS
CAN 3 BORROW YOUR) IRON' TO PRECE MYS*** TROUSERS GAYET),
【CEPTANLA
United Press
A'S
there.
Red Pereira, working behind the batter, was in rare form as
he picked off four base-stealing
Barry Applebi
US: CAREFUL, DE TRAT DAZE
DEAR S
which she
JUNIOR LEAGUE GAMES
in to
A well-deserved triumph, turning seventh win of the season. the tables on the highly-favoured Gailing by squeezing out a 14-13
win after, an
extra inning was
played in gathering darknes Inter-Hong Lawn
R Souza and 3.
J. Jessop shared
Bowls Results
out) and Rory Macpherson (6) not out) settlag up a record un- The England tailenders caused defeated second wicket stand of trie trouble and the side were 130, all out for 203, giving England a The next day at Sookuappo. lead of 82 runs on the first inn- RC beat University by mana, ings.
AR. Kitchell contributing 58 to IRC'S score nf 111.
At the close of play India were 125 runs for seven wickets.
Scores:
|KCC
India, 1st Innings 121.
England, in innings Lowson, Ak wicket, p Mankad
Spooner, bowled Shinde Graveney, b. Mankad Robertson, ibw b Mablead Watkkus, 0
Joshi
Ghulam
Ahmed
Hilbon, st fosil b Ghulam Ahmed Poole, b akulam Ahmed Howard, Mankad
Statham, pot out
Ridgway. b Ghulam Ahmed Tattersail, st Josh Chukun
Ahmed
Extras
Total
Fail
9-197.
of wickets 4-103, 5-114, 0-27TH,
Bowling Avai
3-80. 5-18),
Chulam Ahmed Mankad
Phadkar
HAZRTO
Stilede
The following were the results | Nayudu
hyen 13, Legyen
pitching hongura for the Dodgers. while the hurling stint for the losers was shared by M. Yusu ung A. B. Salleh, Ka
Dodgers broke the scoring lee of the preliminary round of the
India, and famingo the opening semester when Inter-Hong lawn bowls pairs Menkis 4 Beautyan
Roy, 'b Ridgway" b' Klon their two hite pushed over matches played at the Kowloon eluster of four
Hilton runs, but the Bowling Green Club yesterday: Manirea des
the load by UNA IZANTEET Once, NIT.) Phos Untiem, dispooner, b Rabirisan
WAC Empson md Sta. Pasdear, Hiwb Bitton "third" inning when they chey rand, Hum. Ronal (Many Adhikari, not out punished the horsehide with tour insoniy Ltd. 22411.
Narudu, & Robertson dadin A. Belley and G. A. Meekrelt Shind"), mak well-placed hits. The DodgersArmy Barrack Hervices Land Torons diables aways at the lead and Longkong) brat Any Ovestmen when
blustel out turoondas e Norman (K. Whine ang
Godown" Co. MED 2237 the count was tied bawal skincandy? end of the ragulatania And Hiddley jay walk-Ov tion seven innings got man Norcons wi
From A Locks and Al P. Good
frame
Toll (for what) : "19
HOW THEY EZAND.
RAF Army "A Optimists
Recreto Royal Navy Army "B"
Scorpions
Craigengower Indian RC University
FW.D.L
971 1
96 2
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CLUB
1062 Colony Tannk
Championships.
Entries are invited for the Colony Grass Court Singlès. and Doubles Tunnis
plonships to be played:
the Hongkong Cricket. Chub Annual Tennia. Tournament commencing February, kd 1952,
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