LEAGUE BOWLS

THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, AUGUST 1, 1955.

A THREE-WAY RACE AGAIN FOR THE SENIOR DIVISION CHAMPIONSHIP

By "TOUCHER”

Upset victories by Filipino Club in the First Division and Hongkong Cricket Club in the Second Division were the main highlights of Satur- day's Lawn Bowls League games.

The Filipino Club gave their most brilliant performance of the season to hand the Champlon Recreio "Blues" their second defeat of the season and throw open the First Division League into a three-way battle among the "Bhics,” Craigen- gower und Kowloon Cricket Club.

By their plucky display on Saturday, the Filipino bowlers also served notice to their rivals, IRC "Gold" and Recreio "Whites," that they would be no pushovers fur the wooden- spoonists' unenviable position.

J. A.

the aggregate at the tea interval. Bradbury's four were two shots down on the last head, and he was given p grand chance by his front men to snatch a win when they gave him a lie of three.

Talkoo green on August 13. To the Talkon aspirants I would may say, "Watch out, the 19th turn out to be an unlucky day!"

Cricket Craigengower

Club their put up a pathetic display in Lopes, however, came in with match against Kowloon Crickel do no better the first shot to claim the only Club and could point for his side and prevent than what they did in the first

from Craigengower

getting match-salvage ucarer to the "Blues" than 1% point points.

The

only

half

Kowloonites played Another notable First Division humph of the seal was that of heads-up bowls all the way and unlucky not to Indian Recreation Club "Gold" were actually

daken the maxim Bowling Green have Lee, over Kowloon

Capell's four points. በ.

S.

The oft-repeated lawn bowls adage that anything can happen in lawn bowls and that it never pays to take one's opponents lightly Www 130 better de monstrated than in this game.

The match itself was a special lumph for the Filipino hub four of A J. Coelho, J.

Tibble and their young Club,

Once again the, penjoyed a 21-12 lead over P. K skip, Cesar Cochie, who carriel goes to A. 1. Seemin's four their side to a narrow 3-2 win who repeated their earlier feat Lou's four on the 14th end and 20-7 victory over the Recreio ful carrying their side to victory were sill up by 23-16 on the

the IRC

15th end, "Blues** four stopped by donnay fiber, against

Opening with a

the cuple of weeks ago. Recreio fent locked well set for This time, their 35-18 sere McKelvi's tour Jock ambled the IRC "Golf" to ridge out the Bowling Club by nine abuts on the aggregate,

a win. The Filipino chin four had other meas, Playing an Hispired game, they run up a 13-2 feud on the next six heads and could never go wrong after that

The name the Recreio bowkrs tried to get a gilp on their game the worst they became and could only chalk up seven shots to their opponents' 29 when the Hun vaded.

over the Craigengewer.

The

A

A ve, a single and a three enabled the CCC four to take n 25-24 lend on the last head. which saw Capell and his men score a slagle to tie on one rink.

aver

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OPEN TRIPLES SECOND DIVISION Hongkong Cricket Club con- Twelve out of the sixteen firmed their reputation as the second

Colony round

Open giant-killers of The Second Triples Championship matches Division.

on. Already credited with

(kep.róisać pópjoop alon auch brilliant triumphs as these Favouries had a field day in

Chek and Football

and practically all the games. they

went ne Luz brothers get tough their better when they scored their round with a comfortable 17-10 FULL VENGEANCE

arentest win of the seasm by te win

A. R. A. Rahman. Kawhon Cricket Club gained fealing

The League-leading M J.

Divers and U. A full

Indian Kowloon Dock Club and pushing vengeance Ove

Rumjan while another top- Recreat

"Blues" Chib

them down into second position, favoured Iv

M. B. estination. winning comunitably en all three

All and A. Omar, HKCC

I Arlumph was Hassun, rinks to draw within Us points ne plece

teamwork with of

with preezed through with a 21-13 of Recivia "Blues."

Lavery bowler. including those

A. Over

M. Baptista, Crowmurower Cricket ("

The josing

four, doing their E. M. Alarcoun and A. A' mathe gallant attempt to collect job. When they beat Hongkong Lopes.

the Rervelo Football Club by 5-0 on their Joan full points

Two

malehes, however, were Whites" and just failed on the town green two weeks ago I te- | very,

closely contested and Just head to make it a camplete marked that it was a pity that resulted in only one-shot wins

wher Bradbury's four they were not playing against for the winners. bowed out to Lapes' four by Kowloon Dock,

Baker and E. P. Cottier, K. three shots on the last head.

Now that they have time it Greenwood were held to a 14- The "White" put up a villantagoda, 1 wonder if they could 14 score on the last head and light

three rinks and repeat that en ali

performance when just managed to snatch one shot were actually one shut up on they play against Talkoo on the on the last head

to edge qu ut A. M. Rumjalin, A. B. Kitchell and K. M. Omar by 15-14.

Host schre

Marilyn Bell Conquers English Channel But

Not In Record Time

In the other game, the Flipins triple of A. C. Sequeira, E. G Barros and R. Bara als just managed to survive

the last tread to eliminate A. A. Guterres, F. X. Silva and L. F. Xavier by 15-14.

YESTERDAY'S RESULTS

Folkestone, England, July 31. Marilyn Bell, 17-year-old Canadian schoolgirl, tonight| became the youngest swimmer to conquer the English F R. Channel when she landed near here from Cap Gris Nez, France.

Marilyn, a slightly built blonde only five feet tall; took 14 hours 35 minutes to swim the 25-Mile Channel, according to an unofficial check.

This was one hour 15 minutes One of her opponents then longer than the existing Women's was Miss Floroce Chadwick, France-to-England solo record i who becamo Il and

Colony Open Triples (Second Round)

T. Costier, K. Baker and E. Greenwood beat A. M. Rum- Jahn, A. B. Kitchell and K. M. Omar, 15-14.

D C.

G. Madar, lost to C. A Noronha, H.

Noronha and E. Noronha, 10-18. c. K. Sung. C. C. Ma and C. A. H. Seemin beat W. Cham- bers, R. Morrison and A. E. Elliot, 20-12.

13.

M. B. Hassan. I. Ali and A. Later the official time for Miss Bell's crossing was M. Omar beat A. M. Baptista, given as 14 hours 36 minutes.

E. M Alertsun and A. A. Lopes, 21-13.

A. C. Sequeira, E. G. Barros

Basa beat A. and R.

A, gave up Guterres F. X. Silva and L. F. of 13 hourn 20 minutes, estab- before the halfway mark. lished by Californian

Kavlor, 15-14. Marilyn's Channel swim was

J. Raeside, sponsored by a Toronto news and W. Riley beat G. F. Santos,

M. S. McKay, It was one hour 53 minutes paper group which offered to longer than the time of Brenda pay her £15,000 whether to P. K. Lau and R. Tay 18-10.

typist

Florence Chadwick, in 1950,

Fisher. an Engilsh girl from swim was successful or not. - F. G. da Luz, J. A. da Luz

Grimsby, who swam the Chan- Reuter.

nel In an internationa! race in

12 hours 42 minutes.

Miss Chadwick also holds the

Women's England-lo-France re- 14 hours 42 minutes, cord of

in

established

tnost

1953.

Cup

Deauville Tennis Results

and R. F. de Luz beat A. R. A.

Rabman, M. J. Divcchia and U. A. Rumjahn, 17-10.

B. Douglass G. Stark.

and J. B. Baxter beat W. M. Davidson, R. S. Gourley and J. McKelvic. 22-15.

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Tour De France

A stage of the Tour de France-Briancon-Mónaco-with France's Louison Bobet, the eventual winner, leading the pack in this mountain climb.—France

Presso Photo.

Footballers Will

Always

Argue The Position Most Difficult To Play

London.

Footballers and spectators will always argue which is the most difficult position to play and one of the most controversial positions will be the goalkeeper.

He has a tough and perhaps to some an unrewarding job and, according to an official football association investigation, has to stand up to penalty kicks of around 53 miles per hour.

the top corners.

most

at

I is hard to avoid the con- that these shots are

There Will Be Arguments

About Soccer Side Chosen

To Represent England

Says ROY

PESKETT

measured fim had Was travelling

through

the the selectors of the four countries, on camera at the rate of 84 films

choice. per second, the ball covered the 48 feet in 39/04th of a second, which is

HEWSON TALKED BACK INTO THE HALF-MILE

By DOUG WILSON

British team manager Jack Crump has talked Brian Hewson into running both the Half-Mile and One Mile, after all, in the match against Germany at the London White City from July 30 and August 1.

Hewson had accepted for the Mile but declined the Half-Mile. He is the only man in the team called on to run in two races, apart from relays. Yesterday Mr Crump said: "I have had a talk with Howson and asked him, in the interests of the team, to accept the wishes of the selectors. He has agreed to do so."

Weil, the selectors have ro Mr Crump added yesterday tained their dignity. but I that he has asked Henderson to question whether the interests be at the White City on Mon of the team have been served. ¡day, August 1, prepared to run Hewson will be running against the Half-Mile H Hewson has

his better judgment In the not recovered from his mile on | Half-Mile.

the Saturday.

Ronnie Henderson, from New- Hungary will be sending 00 castle,

the man who has been (men and women athletes for the loverlooked, is, not annaturally, match against Britain at the | depressed and deflated at what White City, on August 12 and

he considers an oftelat anub. 19.

OVERLOOKED

After all, he is the only ^^^ Included will be Laszio Championship runner-up among Tabor, the 3min. 509cc, miler, thore allgible to represent Bri-Jozsef Csermak, Olympic Ham- tain who has been passed over. mer-Throwing Champion, and Istvan Rozsavolgyl, who recent- And he Anished second toly established ปี

European Hewson in the Half-Mile Cham- | 1,600-metre record. plonship last

Was year, and overlooked in the same way. Can this be how to encourage a 21-year-old athlete who has

had to travel long distances to find proper training facitilies?

Remember, too, that Hender- son lost the championship to

Derek Johnson last Saturday by mere Inches.

The Duke Hits Three Boundaries

Gloucestershire, July 31. The Duke of Edinburgh,

Capri-Naples Race Won By

Argentine

Naples, July 81. Lanky Alfredo Camarero of Argentina today won the 1055 World Long Distance Swimming Championship,

clipping over an hour off the record for the rough swim from Capri to Naples.

going in when his side and river champion covered the

held

П

To a taker of a penalty, one this successfully, he should gain | to the upright or in either of three courses fs generally sufficient time to have a reason- favoured; fact powerful driveable chance, of stopping

# with the instep; a slower shot ahots except the power drive clusion bait of deadly accuracy, prob-und the really well-placed side wellnigh unstoppable. China ably with the rids of the foot foot which enters the not closa Moll Special. which is more hely to ener a polat beyond the The et ar goalkeeper's reach; or a push pass following a feint approach in a different direction to fore- stall the goaldeper's Inter-

The 24-year-old Argentine sea ception.

needed quick runs, shared a 19 nautical miles in 6 hours 45 The FA analysed each shot drive. starting with the power

whirlwind 50 partnership minutes 40 seconds,

The "Eight posts were elected in a

of 10 straight line at intervals

with the South African Test

previous record hours 42 seconds was set Inst of

Captain, Jack Cheetham, year by Egypt's "Crocodile of six fort, covering a distance of 48 feet in all. The ball

here today and helped his the Nile," 38-year-old Marel was placed six feet before the first

team gain a four-wicket vic Hassan Hammad.

The men dived in from the post Bnd slow motion Alm

tory over the Duke of Beau- Caprl starting point at 0020 was taloon of Jack Milburn (Newcastle

fort's eleven.

GMT. By the time they had with a powerful drive.

United) kicking

After Cheetham had left, the swum the first 600 metres out "When the nim was developed

open water Denmark's There will be arguments about the Soccer side chosen Duke books his own score le 22 into it was devovered that

the Helge Jensen had forged Into by the time the ball traversed the 48 Park, Belfast, on Saturday, August 13. Fans of several Goddard,

to represent Great Britain against Europe at Windsor before being bowled by

veteran England player. Tom the leng. feet. 30 frames of the

He hit three bound- But Camarero soon caught up used. As the film omitted stars will be disappointed. But I congratulate afteen thousand people had

with him, passed him and then lead commanding interesting an

converged on the village green roughout the race.

The Argentine, who said Pre- from all parts of Gloucestershire Danny Blanchflower. Tottenham's £30,000 Irish and the stands were packed. sident Péron had admonished international, is to captain, before his own people, a sideThe Duke of Edinburgh took him that "our flag should come towards which England, Scotland, and Ireland each his silare with the ball and was in first," swam at a terrific 72 contribute three players and Wales two. They will wear unlucky not to take the wiccat to 78-stroke-a-minute crawl for

at the England Test.player, Toth the whole race,

A wind-driven well forced Charile Crowe, also of New- the emerald-green shirts of Ireland.

Gravoney.

The match was in aid of the half a dozen other entries drop strong pass with the side of his

If his previous meeting with National Playing Fields Associa-cut from rea sickness,

Camarero seemed hardly tired that Chelsea the German full-back Kohlmeyerton of which the Duke of Edin- foot, the ball catering the net

at the Anish. He slashed al- well out of the

I know that Sunderland's man- able to give sparkling display rench. His

appivaimate speed

Bill Murray, will was 33.2 miles per hour.

When be under the August sun. ager,

"De-declared at 272 for eight wickets, off his time of last year, when These speeds clearly why when a

pleased with the choice of Me they met at Wembley In demonstrate Donald,, the only uncapped cember

the German was out-of which Jack McGlew, the he finished

South African penalty player in the eleven,

Vice-Captain, hours, three minutes 63 seconds. For long played. Rick is well taken, it is exceed he has

made 81. declared. the player ingly hard to stop. Fundamental worthy of

Peacock is the only player

The Duke of Edinburgh's side Scottish cop.

the Scottish from chosen to the

defensive goalkeeper's

are of cOMBE

Some eyebrows may be raised League, whose programme opens

of which Cheetham contributed movements

over the in Manchester

fact on August 13. while naturally spoed and range of his leap.

50,-Reuter. The reactions of

that Johnstone gets into the

the no Wolverhampton players were goal aide while

Don Revie is only chosen in view of their commit- keepers to the penalty kicker one of the reserves.

ments in Russia at the time,

to Here are the footballers

Europe meet

at Belfast on Saturday, August 13:

and Jack Kelsey (Arsenal Walca), Peter Billett (Chelsea Joe McDonald and England),

and Scotland), (Sunderland Danny Blanchflower (Tottenham Charles Ireland). John and (Leeds and Wales). Bertle Pea- rock (Glasgow Celtic and Ire-

approximately equal

to 53.7 miles per hour."

APPROXIMATE SPEED

castre.

was asked to make

was also noted.

There will be satisfaction at

Stamford Bridge

L

goalkeeper's Supply Sillott and Bentley, and is any guide, Matthews will be buke Duke of Beaufort's team most two hours and 15 minutes

the

Three men were concerned

#

опе

Belgian Motor

Cyclist Killed

In Sidecar Race

was

is President.

The

replied with 275 for six wickets,

DAVIS CUP

Australia Routs

Canada 5-0

At Montreal

third in eleven

- SECOND TOO

Another Argentine, 25-year- old Guiscardo Syder, outswam the powerful Egyptian team and came in second, making it a one- iwo victory for his country,

Syder's time was nine hours, one minute 45, seconds,

Egyptian Navy

Hassan

Lieutenant

Abu Bakr was third, Fourth was freckled, red-haired Helge Jensen, 18, from Copen- hagen. His time was nine

21 minutes, 13 seconds,

hours,

At 1320 G.M.T, Swader's Lars Eric Jensen, 21-your-old winner

Sweden-D

Denmark

in the tost: Ronnie Simpson, Nowcastle United's internation-- of goalkeeper, who stands five feet nine and a half inches;

ene inch taller; 17-year-old. and a schoolboy of five feet.

To #

ball hard hit traveling towards the cross bar

Montreal, July 31. Immediately cverhead, Simp

a 5-0 of the 1954 Australia completed son's reaction was almost in- Senigallia, Italy, July 31. stantaneous. He took only

Belgian motor cyclist Marcet land), Stanley Matthews (Black-win over Canada in the North long distance swim, dropped out.

American pool and England), Bobby John-

Zone Davis Cup The last two women's entries, and, 2/04th of a second to leap Masuy

killed

today stone (Manchester C. and Scot final here today by winning Britain's Margaret Feathers and upwards and munch the ball when he crashed during a side-land), Roy Bentley (Chelsea

Egypt's Inas Hakki, were still în J. W. Tindail, F. C. Gasson, over. Comparative times of the car race in the cleventh Adriatic | and England). Jimmy Malroy the two concluding Singles,

In the first, Lewis Hoad beat the race, in eleventh and twelth and 7/64th others:

of Cup event.

(Burnley and Ireland), Billy second and 1-21/04th.

Masuy died of a crushed skull Liddell (Liverpool and Scotland). Donald Fontanta 9-2, 7-5, 6-1 places,

Far behind came slow but and then Ken Rosewall beal Interesting

to note was that a few minutes after his Norton

Only McDonald has not been Henri Rochon 6-1, 6-2, 6-1. tireless-swimming Jason Z- the 17-year-old's time for the overturned at

Molinella Curve, copped.

Rosewall and Rex Hartwig ganos of Greece. He does not horizontal drive to the foot of most dangerous of the circuit.. Reserves: Fraser (Sunderland

lo:

out spood roconda the poet was clocked a fraction

Italian motor cyclist and Scotland). zoal; Byrne won their Singles on the open- try faster than that of Simpson.

Prota was The only way into the was killed in an accident (Manchester Uld, and England), ing day and Hartwig and Houd contents himself with covering few yards from the same spot full-back; Docherty (Preston won the Doubles on the second the distance. Last year It took goalkeeper, has a chance of yesterday.

and Sedtland), hall-backt; Revle day.

Australia meet Japan, the longer than the winner. --- but -- The race was won by Switzer- (Manchester City and England): Eastern Zone winners, in New he finished the swim-Associa- overcoming his aufculties by anticipating the direction of land's F. Camathias aboard a forward.

ted Prou.: kick. 'It' he is able to do BMW-United Press.

Trainer: J. Morgan (Lirifield). York next week-Router.

and

P. Gardner, K. Forrow and LAST 200 YARDS

Deauville, July 31. Eye witnesses sald she #alw

The finals of the "Deauvilles, Yusuf, and A. R. Kitchell. K. Sloan beat A. R. Abbas, sprinted"

the last 200 Cup" tennis tourney played at 22-17. yards to the beach at Abbots- the fashionable Deauville Club cuff, midway between Dover this afternoon gave the follow- and Folkestone,

ing results:

and L. F. Cosgrove bent K. Marilyn left Cap Gris Nez at

H. Summers,

Ridsdale Men's Singles 0455 GMT today and stepped on

Mervyn Rose of Austraila beat I. F. Shields, 26-11. narrow shingle beach at Paul Remy of France, 6-3, 0-4. the

G. H. Clayton, W. McCall, Achatscliff at 1930 GMT.

Women's Singles

and C. McLennan beat A. J. As she stepped ashore, she

Mme S. Chatzler (France) Cociho. L. Silva and C. A. to spcakt to the welcoming beat Miss A. Shilcock (Britain), Coelho, 31-14. crowd ining the cliffe but the g-4, 6-4. breakom drowned her words,

tried

A few seconds later, a wave knocked her down.

Two attendants then helped her from the water and took her to Dover where she will rest

Men's Doublés

Rose and R. Howo (Australia) beat Remy and M. Bernard (France) 6-4, 8-6.

Mixed Doubles Chatrier and Rose beat Shil-

-France-Presse.

be under doctor's super-cock and Bernard 4-0, 0-0, 0-1. vision for 12 hours.

Previously, the youngest swimmer to swim the Channel was Philip Mickman of York- shire in August 1949 at the ago of 18.

Two other girls swam the

Yugoslavia Beats

Channel at the age of 10 One Netherlands In

of them was Gertrude Ederlo

of New York City, the first Swimming Meet

woman

channel, to awim the

She performed the feat at her

second

allethpt In

The others was M

Peggy

Nymegen, Netherlands,

July 31.

between Yugoslavia and the

J. M. Guttieres, B. F. Mar- ques, and C. Roza-Pereira beat M. T. Nunes, F. Tan and F. J. Rodrigues, 31-13.

HOW THEY STAND First Division

Recreio "Blues"

Квас

Pta

PRC IRC "Blues" me "Gold"

Recreio

FC

Second Div

IDTC

CCC JIKCC

UERO

Third Division

KKRć

TT 00 00

Duncan of South Africa, who |·A· two-day swimming meet C

swam the

the Channel at her first attempt in September 1930. Netherlands was won on Sunday repe

Last September, Marilyn, won by Yugoslavia, 110 points to 105, prizes worth £4,000 by be- A Yugoslavian Water Polo coming the first person ever to tom beat a Dutchi temum twice, #wim Lake Ontario, she swam 3-2 and 4-2. 'more than 40 Billos in 20 hours

56 minutes,

No records were broken. Associated PresĖ,

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