1952
THE CHINA MAH, THURSDAY, JULY 10,
SECOND SPEEDWAY TEST AT WEMBLEY
British Open Golf Championship FRED DALY LEADS BY ONE STROKE FROM THOMSON WITH BOBBY LOCKE THIRD
Lytham, Lancashire, July 9.
No greater excitement for the next stage in the British Open Golf Champion- ship here could have been provided than was the case after the first round proper to- day when Fred Daly, an Ulsterman, with a new record 67, Peter Thomson, the young Australian, 68, and Bobby Locke, South Africa's winner on two occasions of the title, with 69, filled the first three places in a thrill-packed day.
Play had started quietly enough with a comparative unknown youngster, Bob Garner, an assistant professional who five years ago gave up a place in the England hoys' team because of infantile paralysis, taking the lead with 70.
It was some time before he would have been round in 65 was challenged and then by if his pufts had dropped. In no les a personality than Harry stead, he tied with Garner, Bradshaw, one of the Ireland's favourites, who said that he
LAWN BOWLS
TEAMS
Clus Lawn
SPLIT THE FIELD
Then Fred Daly, winner five years ago,split the deld wide open by herding those two with 11s record 07, a stroke better inan the record established by Harry Weetman and John Panton during the qualifying
unds.
play the part in what should be a thrilling and tense struggle tundrrow for a valuable half- way lead in the Championship.
Then a final thrill as Harry Young, another youngster, and the last player to hole out, Joined the two 70's.
. When tomorrow's round ends only a maximum
of 50 players survive for wil
the final 30 holes on Friday.
The American challenge, never The following are
cannot It seemed that this would be regarded as powerful, selections for League Bowls Axtures on Saturday: the day's closing order as one yet be ruled out entirely. Anno beat Gene after another of the stars, in Doratat probably 2nd Division Filipina
V
Club what was virtually an eight Sarazen, the 50-year-old who C. B.
and (Away) at 3.30 p.m.-F.
notions' battle, falled by won the event 20 years ago and Black, E. J. R. Mitchell, B. A.
or two to disturb who did two 60's in qualifying. Edwards, J. Prentice T. C. Fair-stroke bum, R. J. Wyper, A, W. Brown matters. But one and all had He returned 74 as did Wille F. Marshall: H. F. Shields. A. M. Dixen. F. D. Angus, William reckoned without Locke and Hunter, former British Amateur Thomson, who were among the Champlon, now 60 and for long late starters.
a resident in the United States.
aun. Reserve.-E. E. Wallwork.
Pereira: Souto,
Jat Division v Police lome) al p.m.-F. V. Ribeiro, C. C. T'eteira, C.
1. Roza Pereira, AM J. F. Noronha,
Xavier. L. F.
G. A. Gulerres; J. A. Lu, C. E. Panos, E. M. Alarcoun; A. A. Lopes,
ard Division v Police (Away) at
A. Gullerrez, 4 p.m.-J. Guterres, R. A. Campos, C. A
Luck from the draw bracketed them and so well matched were they that they had identical nine holes. Then figures for
Thomson. picked
three up strokes on his partner but lost them only to get one back at the last where a surging crowd
Frank Stranahan, one of 31 amateur qualifiers and son of a Toledo millionaire, is a stroke worse, but Johnny He of North Shore Country is at 73.
Walker Alex Kyle, British Cup player and amateur ex- Noronha A, A, Remedios, of 5,000 saw Locke bunkered. champion, is at 71 the leading
A.
Victor, L. Rivero, M. H. Pereira: L. A. Rozario, B. Pinton, G. A. Pinna, M. A. Ferreira.
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I.
So they finished, Thomson in amateur while Max Faulkner, 68 and Locke in 09, ready to the title-holder, 72,** Antonio Cerda (Argentine) 79, can still prove a danger.
Henry a bid
LAWN BOWLS for fourth Championship, has LAWN BOWLS LEAGUE
CC Division v Kowloon First
at 3.20 p.m.. (Home) Mundy, N. E. Dunsinn, V. Bonch, a. Gardner; J. Bottomley, G. W. K. Crawford, J. F. Barron, E Foulson; C. W. Johnson, E. Wole- F. A. Golding. G. T. tenholme, Padrelt.
IRC
In Dividon v Taikoo Club (Away)
The Kowloon Cricket Club
nt 3.30 p.m.M, I. Razack; A Rlost to Crulgengower yesterday Kitchell, M. D. linsson, U.
M. in
A First Division League
Omart 8. Yusif, U. A. Rumjan lawn bowls match by 50-85. K. M. Omer, A. M. Omar; A. R Minu, J. Hooten, K. st. Rumjai, A. K. Binu.
put a millstone round- his neck with 75 but in the past has got out of worse difficulties if players ahead of him tend to crack.
LEADING SCORES
S. Pary, T.E. Baker, F.R. Ker mani; W. Hong Sung (KCC) fost to P.R. Ragi, G. Madar, F., J. Lindal 17-20; A.V. Lopes, E.R. Hasselet. R.5, Capell, E.C. Fincher
69 Bobby Locke, Svenimuri, (XCC) bead D. Hazarlo, E. Arouli, W.C. Ogley, A.E. Coates 25-South Africa. W.H. Colledge, J.N. Wong, F.
2nd Division "A" v Kowloon C.c. (Away) at 3.30 p.m.-8. O. Bux, A. II. Seemin, M.. Y. Adat, A. M. Wahab: A. B. Kitchell, J, M. A. Ramjahn, S. M. Rumjahr, A. R. A. Helmian, A. M. Kadir 1. Kit-Sladar, C, Thompson (KCC) lost to chell, A. R. Razack, I. All.
2nd Division *** V Kowloon Bowling Green Club at 3.30 p.m. A. Rahim Abbas, M. A. Walab, E. R. Markar, O. n. Sadick; s. s. Inssoin, 5. A. R. Bux, 9. Bucks, A. Rumjahn: A. Rashid Abbas, J. 8. A Curreem, F. M. el Arcull, A. J. Ilussain,
KEGC
70-Harry Bradshaw, Port- G. Hong Choy, A. Kitchell, C.R.manock, Ireland; Bob Garner, Romalet. G.A. Souza 17-27.
Blackley, Lancashire; and Harry Young, Berkshire.
The Club de Recreio lost to the Kowloon Cricket Club in a Second Division match by 52-62.
R.M.V. Ribeiro, S. Souta, N.A. Belimo. J.C. Romedias (Rec) Jest to F.G. Ruberison. E. Gilford, C.1. Stapleton, J. Tibble 13-23: 3.F. Division
F.X.M. Silva, U Hongkong F.C. Silva, P.A. Corin, (Home) at p.m. Gadd, A. A.F. Goines (Red) lost to . Git Eastman, W. C. Simpson, J. tine. C. Bones, M.J. Divecha, L. MicKelvie-G-Norman, B.-Strango, Brezny. 16-26. A.A. Silva, L.M. P Hughes, E. Greenwood:
Noronha, C.A. J. Rodrigue, G.A. Francia, J. G. Meyer, A. Harvey, Danenberg (Rec) beat M. Grimgil,
. B. Robertson.
3. Tang, G. Lee, W. Howard 23-10. The Kowloon Cricket Club lost to the Club de Recreio in at
2nd Division v Indian R.C. "D
N.
Watson, G. Volckhert,
on Saturday at 4 pm
A.
Wally Green (Eng.) leading from Mery Harding (Aus) on the inside, with Jack Young, the Australian Captain, on the outside followed by Split Waterman, the English Captain.
Indians All Out For
86 In 90 Minutes
Against Derbyshire
*Chesterfield, July 9.
The Indian tourists gave their poorest batting display of the tour when they were dismissed in an hour and a half for 86 by Derbyshire here today.;
HKFC RUGBY
Derbyshire had been dismissed earlier for 162 and scoring 29 without loss in their second innings the County side led at the end of the day by 105 with all their second innings wickets remaining.
The conditions could not be He hit two sixes and 10 fours Elamed for the tumbling wic-| and reached his 100 in 93 kets, but Jackson and Morgan, minutes, equalling, the fastest the two Derbyshire pace men, 100 of the sets by Maurice obtained more "Life" from the Tremlett of Somerset in the pitch than the Indian bowlers previous fixture between the and Jackson, who certainly countries this redzon, worried the tourist batsmen
With Arthur Phebey, who with his movement of the ball either way all the pitch, had the made 75, Evans put on 186 for
second wicket. the sec fine analysis of gix wickets for
Kent, all 89 in 71 balls,
MEETING
well-known
....
Ivan Sharpe Talking Soccer
81 COUNTRIES NEED 5 YEARS TO TRY OUT ANY NEW LAW
Football is continuous with 81 countries now officially concerned, there's no end tơ it.
For instance, Wales wish to regularise the use of the white ball. They say managers and trainers have been introducing this waterproof, lightweight ball when it suits their own tiring teams. Wales prefer Scotland's system whereby the white ball must, be used from the kick-off or not at all.
·· But. GL the International Board meeting, at Capri, Eng. land held that the referee can
Wales control the situation.
still argued that "the Taws don't say whose job it is," but no change has been mado."
ex-
It has taken nearly 300 periments to produce a white boll that won't crack. Now it's In all ready for next season. fact, Bolton, Huddersfield, Tot
in
CIS
tenham and Bradford
nogy of the process, too, the life brown leather football has been doubled. Good news, this, for ball- the Junior clubs, whose bill had become their No. 1 headache.
already tried it. By
SCOTLAND'S PLEA
Scotland are hot and bother- ed. At Capri they pleaded for obstruction, 08
favoured by to
foreign footballers,
ounted by a full
They say
Umid referees
giving these indirect free-kicks Instead of penalty-kicks,
joo just spotted my income-tax inspector-1 won't be able to do a
thing knowing watching every
like a hawk!"
he's
return
London Exprian Service.
Do
free-kick.
are
and
contend there was an standing Last
under-
the
RUSSIANS AT
year that
punishment would be stiffened.
Scotland, Wales and
Ireland
plumped for the change, but
and
England
the foreignerB
Chowdhury 'bowled well for ree. So for 320, took ball Bugbear here is, charging":
HELSINKI GET FRIENDLIER
comp, surrounded by barbed wire and close to the big Porkala com-Naval Base they took from the
in-Finns in World War II, was un- *
thrown expectedly
open this the morning. The Finns, along with everyone else, were taken by surprise.
(the FIFA) said No. The Eng-| LM43417"*
that. Hish attitude is
with 81 takes it countries concerned, Ave years for a change of law to be applied and assessed.
Helsinki, July 9. The record was, therefore, 3-2
Russians here to compete in favour but a 4-1 (four-
is required to in the Olympic Games sud- fifths) vote change laws of play.
denly dropped their reserve Meantime Bir Stanley Rous today and displayed unusual: has been in the lovely Swiss
the heights friendliness in what appear- training camp on near Neuchatel helping a world fed to be an official high lovel
uniform change of policy. Leading scores were:
Mr W. G. Minto was electce
conference to secure 67-Fred Daly, Balmoral,
Captain of the Hongkong Foot-
refereeing in the Olympic font-
Hitherto the Russians have Northern Ireland.
ball Club's Tugger section at the
wickets for 30 the goalkeeper. We do. For been unapproachable, Their 18-Peter Thomson, Riversdale, anmal general meeting of that
elgners don't section last evening... Australia.
-the Indians, taking five wickets in 50 minutes before the close.
Yorkshire found difficulty in
Not far off may be a scoring off the tight Glamorgan Vico-captain is the cling to 30.
promise: no charging him When Derbyshire were dis- attack. Len Huttom took two serum half, R
sido the six-yards goal-area. Craig, while Messra M. Turner missed for 102, the Indians had and a half hours to make 65
very satisfied, and Eddie Lester spent two. The foreigners give him and D. Boyd will be represen-reason to feel
their turn to hours making 03. Willie Wat freedom of the penalty area, tatives of the rugger men on the but when it was general committee, along with but they never recovered from son, hit nine, fours in 73 made That's far too much.
-n disastrous start.
In Just over two and a quarter the two previously mentioned.
In his first over Jackson im- hours. The veteran full-back and
Tony Lock, Surrey's left- obtained vicious mediately. Wha half, Mr J. Henderson,
Mantri and Gopinath with Agures of six for 64 against chosen as secretary, and Mr M. "ip" from the pitch and bowled arm spin bowler, had the good Douglas will look after the in- successive balls and Hazare only Worcestershire at Kidderminster. terests of the Club Second XV just foiled the "hut trick."
Worcestershire knocked for the coming season. 12 Ken Bousfield, Coombe
with Manjrekar
Ramchand 203, but at the close Surrey and
In order to do away Max Faulkner, These oppointments are re-made & brave effort to stop the were 45 behind with six wickets the principal stumbling block Hill, Surrey;
***four relegations apleco-rom
--"Does the United States have; St. George's Hill, Surrey; J.R.M.commendations to the annust rot, but Jackson and Morgan in hand-a-good-position-
from the the First and Second Divisions as good a team as they had in Jacobs, unattached; R.
Playing Ave miles G. general meeting only, but there never lost their "Bre" and se- French, West Surrey; Norman is no reason to foresee any up-curacy and were supported by pillage ground on which be it was suggested a year or so London?" asked the leader of a
Peter set
Inspired Belding..
had learned his Sutton, Exeter, Devon;
.made Mr John Redman took the Most of the Indian batamén Harrison. of me back to the Bouthern and Nor- Rutalan. delegation of rowers, Ferndown, Dorset; and Allies,
his highest County score,
Nottinghamshire, Innd, -- Reuter.
two caps to Messrs Minto and J. Instead of forward.
He Henderson for outstanding per-i
bowled hours and 50 minutes and hit- formances during the last sea- Jackson and Morgan son's play amid the acclamation unchanged with Morgan ably
ting 10 fours. Lancashire's
popular bats of their team mates and fellow supporting the six wickets of
Jackson with threa for 35.
man, Winston Place, fell one Umrigar was struck
agalast on the short of his century elbow while batting and he did Essex, hafting faultlessly for not field when Derbyshire went three and a half hours and
Router,
71-Bill Coggin, Upper Mon- claire, New Jersey; Alex Kyle,: Sandmoor, Yorkshire: A. Fulton, Burhill, Surrey, Erie Brown, Sandy Lodge, Hertfordshire; and Sam King Knole Park, Keni.
MAINTAINS PRESTIGE
At home, the Third Division
for Increased promotion. Again, North have decided to fight on however, there's talk of com promise. up
Buchanan, t. II. Browne: T. Mar Third Division match by 02-03, John Panton, Glenbervio, Scat-chair last night and presented made the mistake of playing buck 153st out after Batting ve Divisions, so securing two up
tin. W. Russell, E. F. 9. Baker, G. J. Bellamy, G. E. Thomson; Mackrill, C. Greaves, A. Balky.
TAIKOD
F.W. Broadbridge, B.A. Shirazee, T.W.R. Wilson, F. Howarth (HCC) lost to M.R. Pereira, A.P. Rice! Pereiro, J.A. Victor, A.F. Remedion 1st Division v Indian R.C. (Home) 22-24; F. Marsh, W. Baker, 9. at 3.30 pn-G, II, Clayton C. Ramchard, J. Chubb (KCC) beat McLennan, A. Mullen, J. Catal. CA. Noronha, R.A. Campos S. mers; J. B. Baxter, A. Steven, W. Ribeiro, S.A. Collaco 0-18, R. Lee,
G.A.J. Maitland, S.A. Gray, .B. Brown, W. Kelrosa; B.
drow (KEC) Baker, R. B. Marshall, S. J. Pal Cowjo lock, J. H. Kinniburgh. Reserve, J. Ferrero, G.P. Pinna, B.E. Pintos. Young.
L.A. Roraria 20-20,
W.H. with M.A.
LEADING POSITIONS IN THE
LAWN BOWLS ́ LEAGUE
As a result of yesterday's matches, the leading positions in the three, divisions of the Lawn Bowls League are as follows:
F A 019 2 073 479 94
Up
? 427 192
Dwi Pis
40
34%
20
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0 4..$44 499 43
$65 509 46
FIRST DIVISION
Shots
P
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Recrelo
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IRC
0.
KCC
0 5
CCC
4
SECOND DIVISION
KOC
8 6
Q
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8 0 2
842 423
121 04
THIRD DIVISION
CEC
10
8
030. 542 90
3514
34
KDC KCC
067
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138
83
Recreio
10 7 0 3
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594
114
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10. 8 0 2.621. 540 73 10 7 0 3
THE GAMBOLS
HUMM! -- TRAFS FUNNY
World Gliding Championship
Madrid, July 7.
In hot sunshine and
a
members.
Teams for the coming year will be selected by the captain, vice- captain and Mr Boyd.
was
On the motion of Mr. C. Mc-in again for the last 35 minutes. hitting 12 fours-Router. Ewan It was decided that rugger
clear sky, 63 gliders started practice, those wishing to
today from Cuatro Vientos | airfield · here in the speed test of the World Gliding Championship.
The fixed destination for all competitors is Torres Sabinan, 123 kilometres northeast of Madrid.
It was learned here today that Argentina has invited tho International Gliding Federn- tion to hold its next Champion- ship in Argentina in 1954.
Today's test completes three tests which are obligatory
the
2011⁄2 for the World Championship, 27% But it is expected that two or possibly three more will be held according to the time
available.
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中
players should commence the season's training with basketball
Henderson as soon as possible, cipate to give their names is
Mr J. Redman who has been chairman since the war ended was thanked by Mr J. Henderson for his good work on behalf of the Club.
European Title Fight Postponed
COUNTY CRICKET
· CLOSE OF PLAY SCORES
London, July 9.* London, July 9.
The following are the close of Godfrey Evane; dynamic Kent play scores of first-class cricket and England wicket-keeper, nogged the
Somerset bowling score today to
144 in 110 minutes,
before lunch
In 80 minutes
matches:
At Taunton-Kent 326 (Evans 144). Somerset 30 for three.
At Manchester Lancashire Versus Essex. Lancashire 349 ho hit 88. After the lateryal he for Ave (G. Edrich 74, Place 90, scored even more furiously, making 88, out 50 added in 20 minutes to complete the highest score of his career.
Wharton 710).
thern Section, clubs that they into might be redistributed fully-national Third and Fourth end-down throughout the four groups of the League.
They turned it down because "a Fourth Division label would lower our clubs" standing.'
Now it is suggested that the four groups should be called the Premier, First, Second and Third Divisións. Cute Promo- tion, in name, all round.
- NO ONE CAN BAY'
Whether
this forecasts a of friction in the Games themselves which open minimum
on July 19, no one can say. Russian and American rivalry: was underlined, however, by the Soviets themselves,
'canoeists, markamen and eques-- trians that brought 11 carionds of equipment and 18 horses.
You bet," said an American newspaperman.
The pace of arrivals stepped. up. A German squad of 43 came along with 17 from Israch, 42 Bulgarians and 72 Russians, Girl flags of athletes holsted the Argentina, Brazil, Indonesia and Venezuela.
When
all entries are here there will be 49 nations repre¬. sented by 0,500 athletes-the big- gest Olympic Games ever-Asso- ciated Press.
DUBLIN TENNIS TOURNAMENT
Tan Ayre
MARJORIE WILL BE FULLY FIT: FOR THE GAMES
London, July 9. Miss Marforio Juckstit, ¦ The At Kidderminster--Worcester-
record-breaking shire 203 (Lock six for 04), 20-year-old
Australians Olympic Games Surrey 158 for four...
At Bournemouth Hampshire athlete, will be fully, is for the
Games in Haisin, it was di 320 (Harrison 163, Blake 52, closed today. TOUR DE FRANCE Butler six for .85). Nottingham- Miss Jackson, suffering from Dortmund, July 0.
shire eight for no wie
wicket,
sido, visited pains The European heavyweight
At, Leicest©z+ Leicestershire hospital for an Avignon, July 0.
examination title Oght between Heinz Neubaub, the holder, and his 14th stage of the Tour de 128, Oakman 98, Walsh six for she might be suffering from don women's titles,
Jean Rodle (France) won the versus Sussex Sussex 409 (Cax yesterday. and it was thought German compatriot, Hein. Ten France
(Aix, en 90), Sussex, all out af, close, cycle race
twisted rib. to Avignon, 178 Holt, has been postponed, for Provence
At Hull — Yorkshire veľkuÏ week from next Bunday,
kilometres),
Glamorgan Yorkshire 321 for This is due to an attacks, of Rodie's time was 0-hrs: 10 Dix (Hutton 66, Lester 03, Wat-
mins, 40 secs--Reuter,
son 73) Reuler.
fibrositis in the back which has
They will all count in the bamperód Heln Ten Hoff in his dinal totals of marks,—Reulor. |-training-Router-
Barry Appleby
COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP TABLE Positions in the. County Cricket Championship Table as at close of play on July &
BY THE WAY, GAYI 19 THE
eek!
MY CAKEY
STOVE SUPPOSED TO SMOKE i
Points Awarded-
1. Burdy
2. MidicaBCX
3. Yorkiire-
4. Lancaabire
Northamptonshira
G. GlamorgMD –
Derbyshire::
8. Gloucester
10% Lelċorter
11. Hampshire
12. Warwickshire
13. Kent
14. Worcester
14. Domtrent
14. Not
17. BUNK
The above. 1poludes
W
First Trins lead in male
Tio.No.
8.02. 1
Fts
tia. In which Warwickshire accred a points
for inn innings Teach, and, furre & points and Legjonitrice a pointa and
Fex 4 polite,
In her
4.
Dublin, July 9.* (Australia), Briari
(India) resched Woodroffe (South Africa) and Naresh Kumar. the semi-final stage of the Irish Men's Singles Lawn Tennis Championship here today.
Maureen Connolly, helder of the United States and Wimble
in sight of
a third championship for she Today, with her side strap reached the semi-final; of the Women's Singles with u. 6-2, 0-2 pod, she went through has win against the Irish - intema- normal training and later watt tional, Mrs J. J. Fitzgibbon to the hospital for another
Reuter, examination,
Hor manager sald afterwards: There is no question of her not. being fit for the Games She had. a..... workout... this morning and is not a bit sülit now. Reuter.
LEAGUE TENNIS
Craigengower boat Hongkong.
TODAY'S SPORT
Lawn Tennis: Men's C Division, P.O.R.C K.I.T.CL.R.C. v L.R.C., C.R.C by S.C.A.A.; Recreio 9 H.K.U.; d.R.C..v R.C.G: K.T.G, R.D.C; C.C.C. V BR.C.C, N My Lawn Bowls, j uz v A.K. Minu at KCCI SA 2. Colony Open.. Binges-7.0. Ca C.C., 7-4¡ in a "C" División teže | qurdher-▼ A:A, Lopes M HKHO: nia matei yesterday, YO "J.F." Hayward v. 2. Keraami at
2. Faller and P.T.... Von (CC/°C) HKTCH CATang ▼ J. McDougalljet beat K.AZ Bendall, yaTCH W. fecreto: T.E. Bakor v A.L. Eat- Thom Bom G-f; beat, 0) Pritchard and than at tecrelo; MHENIOR
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· Coxhead-and Consume:0-1,:
Aquaties
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