Major Upset In Open Triples Championship
Craigengower's newcomers, C. K. Sung and C. C. Ma, and IRC's A. H. Seemin produced the only major upset in yesterday's Colony Open Triples Lawn Bowls Champlon- ship matches when they eliminated IRC's B. M. Omar, K. M. Omar and A. M. Omar by 23-18.
The match was continued from where it was left off
a couple of weeks ago with Sung, Ma and Seemin loading by 11-1 at the end of the 7th head.
The Oars
opened yesterday father and with a four and followed
son combination of
this Neves, with the addition of F. up with a three to draw clusJ, Rodrigues,
of the four at 6-11.
The best match
The winners, however, agnin was seen in the clash between stretched their tead with a the Recrek triple skipped by three only to see their opponents Carl Roza Pereira and the Fill- striking back with a four and
pino
a single to almost draw even at 13-14
Club's trio skipped by Basa grand old man" Basa. down 10-13 on the 180, scored Fine drawing by the wingers a three to the on the last but When the skips went at dus stage saw them forging one head. ahead to 17-13 with a two and down, Basa was lying the shat a mugle. At the end of the 17th which was well screened by a head they were 18 In the teadnumber of front woods. There at 20-18.
an exciting Huish ther anded through wih n three to feteria 23-18 wit
was a passage barely sumerent to let a wood through and Rozu- Pereira with his last wood, in the short, the pussure
4021
Al Kawinan Cricket Cluth, the attempt to rest
Fast
through scraped
fra skipped by Jock McKelvin only to see it miss the shot wood tune agains by less than an eighth of att by Wally Walham-inch.
ly easy
Can the rink FIXI Ju 11 match, a low struggles wat bes
an waged between Triplex skipa.
ped by McCall and Kinniburgh
TENSE BATTLE
Another lenk battle WIN being woged over nt Recreio, when KBGC's Alce
Harvey
Tad wire 44 on the fourth gathered a spectacular three ol
and 7-7 on the ninth heads, Mehe
very last bead to
Call drew slowly niead and went Kowloon Docks on to win by 18-11.
by A. Compbell
In the thing mitch at Cox's shot. Path the neuro stood at 7-
favour Recreio's
of
Chipley weminst Pereira thevastating string when streak of a live, a four and
Lal_j single
Filipino Club players ahead 17-0. They en eefed a single on the 13th and
after this immediately
ticke elx to wrap up the game ready to take home. The final score was 20-D.
Four matches were played at Austin Hond, and of these three ended in big margins of defeul. The powerful K.C.C. combina- tion of J
Chubb, T. E.
E. Baker
очет
In
defeat triple skipped by one single
41
the
inatch Fiterelo, D. C. "Red" Symonds took over the skip's duties from F. H. Kerman), who
played No. 3, and turned in a classy No
af
"skipping" exhibition triumph over the HKCC team led by F. Marshall, 25-8.
10
THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, JULY 12, 1954.
UNSUCCESSFUL TURN
Many well known motor-boat enthusiasts took part in the International Speedboat Race in Milan recently. This picture shows the scene as Carlo Toselli and his companion take a dive into the water as they are thrown from their 600 c.c. outboard motor boat when trying to take a bend at too high speed during the
contest.--Express Photo.
THE SPORTS ROUNDABOUT
Eleven-Year-Old A Tennis Star Of The Future
By DAVID JACK
Not since 1949 have American tennis players won the Davis Cup-and with no U.S. representative in this year's Wimbledon final they're not likely to this time.
Obviously a nation with America's tennis potential is not satisfied with such one day be Kramers or Budges, are now a state of affairs and youngsters, who may being groomed long before school-leaving age for future David Cup battles against the main enemy-Australia.
Kid-will,
and
ROBERT OTTAWAY'S Show Talk
CHARMING SKULDUGGERY KEEPS DAVID NIVEN HIGH IN THE LIST OF FAVOURITES
It's a cad's life that David Niven has been leading film-wise lately. In "The Moon is Blue" he was an amorous toper. Now, in "Happy Ever After," his new film, he's the kind of meanle who would take a lollipop from a sweet-toothed child.
And charming skulduggery is keeping Niven high in your list of favourites. It's given him a new lease of life as a star, so that he can Atlantic whenever he likes.
Into retire-
SOLD HIMSELF At 45, he's brimful
of ad- venturous enterprise the spirit that led him to buy himself out of the Regular Army 20 years ago and go to America,
A
commercial
I
a
10-and-fro
across the
this
110
1 What is it that keeps David þup as a social and
looked
Impeccable Niven a star when others, after rival to Douglas Fairbanks
character in the face and. 20 years in the gaine, cilber In America he runa
found it modest and frank. How grow old gracefully in sup flourishing TV company. with does he account for his dashing porting roles or take their tad- Charles Boyer and Dick Powell reputation? ing fan appeal
"An English voice in Holly- as partnerE. ment?
"An actor can't go on mak-wood is usually considered Д ing funny faces for ever. He runs bit sly and smart-alecky" out of expressions, want to says, "and I'm not very "Amerl- break out in all sorts of direc-can, am 17 tions. After all, one must pre-
He can amile at the disaster pare against the day when the of his first singe appearance, last chin drops."
Gloria with
Swanson thren Pont of the Niven
escape years ago on Broadway. He relishes those days when plan was his dub at writing a "Glorio, who runs ↑ Corset he wheedled a chancy dime by vel. Ils
success Is slmost company on the side, wine tasting < delivering his greatest pride.
on designing her Own laundry bundlea,
turnes. On opening night we had our first love scene. Sud- lan't imdenly, there was a loud twang, bit When and a length of whalebone
me on the nost. The audience loved it.
"Even sold my body to Jour hospitals for dissection," ho snys.
"They gave me a fiver upiece,
"Mind you, I've paid them back now.
My body's my own. But the money came in useful at the time. Funny It I'd died then, and four surgeons had to fight over the remains.
In
That's the scapegrace
David
Niven
streak
been flattened by fifteen years
with Sam Godwyn.
And I wouldn't be mu prised
land
to see this genial tounder
Keen Struggle
At Sheffield
London, July 11.
NIVEN'S WAR
who He's a man prisoned by his success. the war broke out, he threw
赶 up £40,000
year in good Goldwyn dollars to come home and help win it.
Sir Gordon
Richards Recovering
HEARTBREAKER
instated
"I've kept one of the York notices. It says:
dress fell apart Swanson's
the first act. And so did play.'
coa-
Now
'Glorla In
the
Stars, my experience, are not often as big as their billing: few can laugh at their OWN mistakes. David Niven can.
As the dapper heartbreaker strode off for another taice, standing the pubiicily woman, By Beet, England, July 11. next to me. sighed soulfully: Britain's Knight of the Turf, Isn't he the nicest actor you've Sir Gordon Richards, fought ever met?" toward recovery today after A For myself, I'd say I never freak riding accident which met a nicer cad.
Eliza- fossed him from Queen
life
is
now
written
ไก
the
com-
The Rosselet brothers ulded and abetted by A. J. Kew won comfortably against the Recreio
The struggle at Shemeld yes-beth II's Ally Abergeldie while White's team of ex-Shanghai-
terday between Surrey, reigning|cantering around the ring be- landers led by A. Souza by
English County cricket cham-fore a race. shots-23-15—01 Hung eight
pions, and Yorkshire, present The little nobleman whose Hom.
the Trabert-Rosewall is entering to watch
leadors in the table, produced No
al One of these boys-known | serious game หอง garne
played
cricket as keen as
as the cutlery world's racing record books was alloratively as the Frisco Kid senior tournaments in Califorma.classic. Fipino Club.
Australia employing And congratulations to Tony for
the city is famed. On the Island
am With at Hongkong the Siska
reported "resting fairly In going out of his
which encou for similar recruiting system, what Trabert for of Football Club,
R. B. Marshall | assured,
encouraged be challenging
fortably" in the Rowley Bristow insist that bilsters did the faster sungles
bowters--poor the Wimbledon
before chance has Britain got?
light Hospital here. led his Taikoo teain mates to a
cost him the title. Having and a heavy atmosphere-batting he's 10. Remember the name nu ow victory over the USRC
examined Tony's hand follow. was always a precarious business. He's Bobby Siska,
41t. 11m.
He is being kept in a position triple headed by D. L.. Edwards,
ing his semi-final, I know from Surrey, sent in first, lost their In which he cannot throw out A. A. Lopes re- and rerel's
and weighs nearly seven stone.
the dislocated pelvis gistered an easy 22-7 win over Wile Howard's triple,
THE RESULTS The followhag are the resulti;
A KBGC
and Willie lione stance of
came the dogged
S. McAusland Fraser and his from men in by winning 20-7. What Is probably the strongest the competition, Re- triple In creio's Joe Luz, Raoul Luz and Johnnie Ribeiro overran Cri. Kengower's Lau, Kelleher
Tây 25-7
and
The Indian Recreation Club's representatives skipped by U. A. Rumlahn had similar
the expense passage at
(1
easy of the
No. 3 Platoon Wins Adjutant Competition
J Chubb, T. E. Baker, W. Hong Sing beat S. 8kedd. A. Spence, S. MCA. Fraser 20-7
EI. Carvalho, C. P. Basto, C. E Roza-Pereira lost to F. G. Lut. R. M. V. Ribeiro. It. Band, 13-14.
1. M. Neves, F. J. Rodrigues, V. A. Neven lost to A. R. A. Hahnen, M. 3. Divecha, U. A. Rumjahn 10-20
P. K. Lau, J. Kelleher. A. Tay lost to J. A. Luz, R. A. Luz, J. V. Ribeiro 7-28.
At Recreio
D. B. Sequeira, F. A. Kormoni, D.
F. Marabati 23-0, Francis, a. C. Norinan. A. won the Hongkong Regiments Harvey beat J. McKittrick, A. Banks,
A. Campbell 18-17. Adhdant Cup Competitions with
No. 3 Platoon ("A" Company; / Lymond beat J. Wyper, L. M. S.
At KCC A. L. G. Eastman, W. C. Simpson. McKelvie beat F. D. Angun, 11.
F. Shields, W, Willianson 31-7.
J. V. Ramsay, J. Meyer, W. McCall
Young Bobby started play Ing tournament tennis when he was seven. Now, at 11, he has dour years' experience of the
Mexico Beats
Japan In
Davis Cup Tie
Mexico City, July 11.
BACK-YARD SWIM
When
dad tells von Jon
(o
the
way
not
10
get in the bath, there are to experience how many loose shots op three men for 13 to Freddle of place
by the pain from
in
wounds.
Trueman and Bob Appleyard, hone his doctors and were all-out for 130. Surrey pushed back.
bowlers
hit back
and
Seven
have
now
complaints
Henricks were caused
three ope home in Sydney, Australia, Jon Henricks, fastest 100 Metres
tumbled for Bob Falkenburg. 1948 Yorkshire wickels
Queen Elizabeth, whỏ knight- swimmer in the world, hopes to
But didn't only 43.
then came
ed Sir
his riding Gordon for Champion, 110 Wimbledon Gaines the Empire win
spirited unfinished stand of 55 exploits only last year, Was Yards Championship-and his exactly set the courts on fire on
between Johnny Wardle and R. being kept informed of his re- à 25 metris his first visit to England for five built Gather has
Booth, which took Yorkshire to covery from the accident which but Bob's sporting in- years, swimming bath in the garden to
18 for seven at the close. Peter even the bookles said happened terests are very help his training.
much divided
Louder and Alex Bedser shared against odds of about 1,000,000 Now resident in days. these Brazil, he is one of that country's
Last
year Jan did the 100
56.9xec. Metres in
This year leading golfers. he's bettered 56sec.
to one.
the wickets.
The day's top scorer was Arsenal
Arthur footballer,
The 50-year-old jockey was Even мете important To
163 out of tossed at Sandown Park yester- than tennis
who hit or Milton, Already League cricket clubs Falkenburg are making plans 1955. gif, however, is motor racing Gloucestershire's total of 345 day. He spent a good night at ngainst Northamtonshire al the hospital and rested this Rishton, having their best season but his attractive heiress wife Bristol. He batted for nearly six afternoon. He will not ride for
left, have is not so keen on that. Alter since Fred Freer
another
for
seasons. two
·
bea Kinniburg 10-11.
W. B. Brown,feating Japan, 3-2, in the retain Australia's Test spinner talented young inside forward. A., Souza, L. S, Silva, W. C. best-of-five series.
clinched Ogley beat A. P. Pereira. M. A.
Mario LamTING Baptista, C. C. Pereira 25-9.
Mexican victory wher he At BRFC
total of 394 points at the Kai Tak Rifle Range yesterday.
The Competition le an amual Regimental inter-platoon event and consists of a four-hundred-H. yard sprint by team members, who are required at the five- hundred-yard post, three-hun- dred-yard post and two-hun- dred-yard post to lie down and fre at their respective targets, | all within a stipulated time.
Each team is made up of a Bren group and u rife section,
The
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Mexico gained the second signed India's "Fergie Gupte an 80 m.p.h. smash she's made hours and hit seventeen tours. several months, the doctors said. round of the North Ameri- for
him agree to forsake the track Reuter, can Zone Davis Cup tennis Wealthier clubs were interested for hill climbing. eliminations today by de-in Gupte.
East Lancashire
Jimmy Bloomfield, Brentford's are not to Colin McCool, who is not duc is still attracting clubs building
1056.
nex for
I'm SCISON, the to join Somerret until
told Leicester City, keen to establish themselves in the First P Manson, 11. Mador, and W. (cated Atsushi Miyagi, 0-2 0-3.
to If 17-year-old Terry Cassidy Division, are now making in- Howard lost to A. Bopista, E. M.
8-0, in today's first murth
would make a 3-1 makes the grade as a Notting- quiries, Jimmy a decisive Alareoun and A. A. Lopes 1-21.
G. Stark, G. Graham and F. B. give his team
ham Forest footballer, Middles-good replacement it €20,000 Marshall Beat It. Trail. A. Steven lead.
will have Johnny Morris doesn't re-sign. supporters and D. L. Edwards 17-16.
Kosel Kamo, the Japanese brough champion, then scored a 7-5, something mor: to grouse about. 0-4, 5-7, 6-4 victory over Rafael Cassidy, a Middlesbrough local,
substitute was an Ayresome Park amateur claim to have the finest cricket Ortega, A Mexican
to Nottingham dub in Somerset: in fact some player, in the final singles con--but he went C. K. Sung. C. C. Ma and A. It.
to Contreras recently Francisco
riga Seemin beat B. M. Omar, K. M.
professional
supporters insist their club would test.
tlie final forms,
get better results then Somerset Omar and A. M. Omar 23-19.
would have played
NO MARKS
in the County Championship. match for Mexico If Miyagi had
and Frome's ster bowler (five for 83 Wimbledon bouquets
the recently) is John Atyeo who, us No brickbals.
marks to
Bristol City footballer, was of Britain's people in charge
OWT FOR NOWT promising Juniors. They should rated £30,000-class last season. hove insisted on our youngsters
Norman Low, Norwich important men's In the other first round serica, watching the the United States will play the singles matches.
Wilson was Instead, Bobby at Port of British West Indies Spain. July 14-10, and Chile queueing on a staircase unable modta Canada at Toronto, July 15-17. Cuba drew a first round bye-United Press.
At K.D.C. J. P. Silva, H. A. Ozorio, A. M. souza lost to D. Rosselet, A. 2. Kear Machine-Gun Platoon R. Homelet 14-25,
At Talkoo (Support Company) was rub- ner-up, scoring a total of 303 points.
County Cricket Tables
The English County Cricket championship table yesterday's matches is as follows:
Yorkshire
Warwicksturo Middlesex Derbyshire Glamurgan
Surrey Lancashire Nottinghamshire Northamptonshire Gloucestershire
Kent
Sussex
WorcesterabITO
Llocstershire Hampshir
Somerset
PWLD
London, July 10,
after
Tled No let Irun. Lead In
Dorian Mate Match
1.031
Drawn
Pia.
134
120
BATTING AVERAGES
First 12 in the batting KVERKENES
Peter May (Surrey) Tom Graveney (oue.) Denis Compton (Middi, Don Kenyon (Worons.) Bill Edrich (Middle)
E. Lester (York) ...
Ahmed (Pakis,)
Magolton (Warwick.)
MAK Adult (Lele.) L.E. Dollery (Warwick,) M.C. Condrey (Kent) Doug Theolo (XMR)
Ian. Not Outs Rune Highest Iun.
1000
177 no
203 11.0,
67.00
ITTEL
1928
1009
BOWLING AVERAGES
First 12 in bowling! Brian Statham (fanosmisire} Alse Badeer (Surrey) Bob Appleyard Yorkshire) cuit Gladwin (Bertyatire) 2. Aruminen (Yorkafiira) Leslie Jackson" (Derbyubāze Bruce Dooland (Notia) Fred Timis (Middleguk) Jim McConnon (Chintoor PJ. Londer... (Bur[wy)
301 n.0.
196 n.o,
besten Lamas.
on
The
had Leong
split tha opening singles matches
took a 2-1 Friday and Mexico lead yesterday by winning the doubles contest.
FRANCE LEADS
Copenhagen, July 11, France took a two to one lend over Denmark In the European
semi-finals Davis Cup Zone
when Paul Remy and Cuco De la Hallie defeated Den- mark's Kurt Nielsen and Torber Urich in the doubles,
today
Set scores were 0-2, 12-10 and
0-3.
Prose.
Landy Fails
In Record
Attempt
47.3 REX HARTWIG set last ytor,
40.79
44.33
City
marger tells me he expects Englefeld, Gft. lin. "Dinger" wing half signed from Charlton Athletic, to do well in Third Division football. Low doesn't agree you can't get something. who for nothing. Englefeld, had flye years at the Valley without a first team game, was a free"
+
Tommy Forgan, York City's new goalkeeper from Hull City, has played for a Swedish club. When Djurgarden met Hull in a floodlight friendly-their own gon llocepos W19 kept out through illness.
to play a "blinder" and receive
a
Laitila, Finland, July 11. Australian record miler
In stopped substitute Forgan Remy will meet Nielson and John Landy blazed 'over the Do la Halilo faced Ulrich in 1,000 Metres run tonight in
handsome presentation along the singles tomorrow-United two minutes 20.9 seconds. with the other "Swedes" after
The time came within a half the match. a second of the world record of A Football League club PATTY BEATS | two minutes 204 seconds manager who lost his job has which Ardun Boysen, el Norway just been calling on his former players and presenting them His time was a
now
Aus- with "£2" apiece. trailan National record.
It was a bonus he'd promised Three
weeks, ago Landy set them before a tour, and as the beat Australia's Rex Hartwig in a new world Mile ancord. To-directors refused to honour the
promout firial of the he appeared to take ell
day
the ex-boss has paid of his own Tournament car at Erst and trailed the them
"HOĆUER" "EXTKAS”. Footballers do 'all:“ sorts of odd jobs during the summer, but doubt whether any have done
♬ Reg Fox and - Frankli 25k of Brinton, and -Hove
They bays been-Work
Basstad, Sweden, July 11.
Defending tillst Budge Patty
the men's singin
Harstad Tennis
7-5, 2-6,3-0, 8-6, 6-4 today,
In
loadtery formulate when he'
400 metres Docket
the women's single final in a slow 55.3.
to win by some 80
Bibi Gulbrandsen of Sweden shot away defeated Milly Vagn Nielsen of metros, park
Denmark
The young Australian, rub-
Tony Trabert USA and Bibt ning his last race of his mirren Guldbrand Bweden, won the EuroPH mixed/dbles that by beating 400 metres in:36.00
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