THE VISITORS

Lowis Hond (left) and Neale Frasser taken just before they met the Colony's Doubles Champions, Ip Koon-hung and Edwin Tsai in the only Doubles exhibi- tion match last evening at the Hongkong Cricket Club ground. Hoad and Fraser won 6-0, 7-9, 6-1. China Mail Photo.

SPORTS DIARY

TODAY

Soccer

Jest Diviscay: CAA v Puller (CH),

Kwong Wah v Sơylli Chinu (Club), Both matches at 3.30 p.m

Both

2nd Division: Earl v Jardines;

South Chita Tung Wal matches at Happy Valley, 8:30 p.m.

BKF inch) Meeting Amicla. tion's Offer Sports Road, 345 pan.

Tennis

CRC Hardcourt Tenuis Champion- ships comINENCE

THE CHINA" MAIL, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1955.

YESTERDAY'S TENNIS

LEWIS HOAD AND FRASER DELIGHT FANS WITH SCINTILLATING TENNIS

By "TOUCHWOOD”

Can anyone blame Jack Kramer for his persistent efforts to get Tony Trabert, Ken Rosewall and Lewis Hoad "in the bag" before October 17 to swell the professional ranks?

After watching Australia's Lewis Head and Neale Fraser in action at the Hongkong Cricket Club ground where they played exhibition matches with the Colony's top notchers, Ip Koon-hung and Edwin Tsai-I can quite understand Kramer's particular concern to garner the world's three best amateurs today.

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FOUR ALL

LEWIS HOAD PLAYS IP KOON-HUNG

Australia's Lewis Hoad, one of the most sought after amateur players to- day, pictured in action when he beat the Hongkong Champion, Ip Koon-hung, in an exhibition match played at the Hongkong Cricket Club ground yesterday, Hond won 6-0-China Mail Photo.

To Learn

We Have Much

From Pony Golf

In between games with Neale To come back to yesterday's ex-fourth game with some scintillat- Fraser,

member ♫

the hibitions, fatall there was_any-ing tennis. of victorious Davis Cup team, Hoad thing in common between Lewis lighted spectator who paid $3 Hoad, Neale Fitaser, Ip Koon-

From * 1-3 deficit, Neale jer heat with a brand of tennis hung and Edwin Tani, it is that Fraser brought in his backhand LICYOT before seen in the Colony, they all were competitors in the crescourt drives which had Hoad Hoad's grimaces and his comical Wimbledon Tennis Champion- | foundering in the court, Fraser gestures had the crowd roaring slips recently or formerly and made it 3-3 and then 4-9 before with loughter WICTIONZET he that Edwin Tsal is also a left-Houd displayed his delayed intased

committed handed playter. Uke Australin's action shots, executed very close to the net, to catch Frazer an CT FOT. What struck spectators and

the wron foot and the score fats alike жете the high-

was 4-4. powered service, the

and Hond then each Hood

Finser and Fraser completely well placed returns which in- dwarted Ip Kon-hing

e game and just when variably were placed in such Edwin Tsai into mediocrity. things were beginuing to become

it

interesting, wkward positions that would

Hond struck a bad require a really Arst class player The Australian did sumelent patch, biting out or netting to to be able to return them at all. to keep the spectators goggle-kive Fraser the set and game

Such was

the type of tennis eyed, especially with their boom-17-5. displayed by the two Australians. Í lng service, which time and again.

The doubles between Noale 1 Hood and Fraser yesterday. let Ip Kom-hung and Edwin Fraser and Lewis Hoad and p Taal standing. At Ums Ip and Koon-hung and Edwin Tsal Teal did manage to return some Eve the onwd their money's | player the subsequent exchanges hardworth her it went to three s

with a total of 20 games played Hord and Fraser won Neale rally was seen that lasted ruf-intere Fraser. Iload had power in sciently long enough to enable - 7-9, 0-1.

to show their his the Australians behind dives, accuracy

True worth. imacuate backhand slice and

deadly smash that defied re- trieving. Perhaps there are the sets that place Hoad right on top of thi tennis world today. Neal Fraser, who was the reserve in the Australlan Davis

Fraser sent out Ip Koon-hung rmed yesterday was sufficient to the Colony's compensation Cup tean that met Americas

in under 20 minutes playing time tennis fans, if the overheard recently, requires anty time and

winning In the curtain reiser, competitive

tennis

to 6-3. Don't let the score mislead praise for the Australians by spectators could be taken as a put him in the ronics vf you for the Australia hardly

as to whether the Hoad, Trabert and Rosewali.

raised sweat in this

his game. And exhibition

And yardstick

was A SUCCESS Or Fraser, unlike Lewis Houd, is again when Lewis Hoad

Pony golf is par-three golf. which played

tzi a way determined otherwis not new to the East. He partici- Ip Koon-hung in

Namely nine or 18 holes, each of the curse of my life, and only another pated in the 1953 Malayan Tennis singles exhibition match it WILS

RESULTS

which can be reached from the last week I visited a new nine al Association Opisi Championships the same story all over again.

plich and putt course at tee. It is not necessarily minia-holo in 1933 at Singapore where he

Heath, Jaid out last The

Singles: Neale Fraser beat IP ture golt, though it may be. Haywards only game that really kept brought home the Men's Singles the crowd

Hoad thrilled was when Koon-hung 0-3; Lewis

Some pony courses have holes year by John Gelston, secretary utle

beating by

the

and Hove Brighton Singapore's Lew Hoad was pitted against beat 1p Koon-hung 6-0, Neale which need a wooden club. The of

Fraser beat Lewis Hoact 7-6. ene Hardemani Tenal champion-Ong Chew-bee in the final, the Neale Fraser.

club. one at Golden Gate Park, San Men's Doubles in partnership Hoad won the first three games Doables: Noale Fraser and

threads Its Francisco, which with George Holloway and the in a row before Frosty had the Lewis Hoad beat Ip Keon-hung way between pines and Mixed Doubles, partnered by feel of the court to take the land Edwin Trat 0-0, 7-9, 6-1.

cypresses, has holes up to 21) Mrs A. Tamworth.

yards and the par of 27 is rarely achieved.

TOMORROW

Socred

13 13121 Army v Sing Tau chula), Eastern v Navy (CH) floth matches at 530 m

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Sing Tao NYO St donesites v Club (1); UAA Polter 89: All matches UNPAINITASHKU ME 534 235

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V

CNC Hordcourt Championships. Man's Singles start at $15 p.m.i Selbootbuys" Tourney at a m

THURSDAY

Soveer

Kehre

Burmese Soccer Team 4 matches at 5:30 pm

For China

Twenty-five members of the Burmese fotbali team, en route for a series of to Red China games, arrived here from Takyo by BOAC yesterdiny.

Led by Mr Wion Pe, the party left the same morning by train for Canton.

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In fact load and Fraser had to slow down their game so us to allow lu and Tsal to give them some semblance of a match In the doubles exhibition.

Het was vbvious that the Australans did not really want the game too early. inish They merely toyed with Ip and Tsai if only to prolong the exhibition matches.

Whet Hood and Fraser per-

Tuckernuck Is Now

Six To One In Cesarewitch Stakes

London, Oct. 10.

Bookmakers at tonight's Victoria Club call- over on next Wednesday's Cesarewitch Stakes cut the odds of most of the leading fancies following the scratching of French Design and Romney Legend today.

In a brisk market Tuckernuck, the favourite, short- ened two points to six to one. With Persepolis, Bon Mot II and Anglo-Iranian he was supported to win several thou sand pounds.

28 to 1 Chorus Beatty.

33 to 1 Brilliant Green.

The American-owned Wind- 25 to Gudmenarendat, and less, who is now a certain run-Peter So Gay. ner, was the best backed for £7,500 and advanced to 100 to from 100 to 6. Of the others Romany Air, whose odds were clipped to 100 to 6 from 25 to 1, and the Ally Brilliant Green, | Surytu were in demand.

Pirnle, smart winner over a mile at Ascot on Saturday, joined his stable companion, Turks Blood, who also won on Saturday, as 100 to 0

Joint favourites for the Cambridgeshire Handicap. Most money tonight for this second leg of the big. double was for the Newmarket trained Cornus at 33 to 1,

Closing oils were:

CESAREWITCH STAKES

(two miles, two furlongs, Newmarket, on Wednesday)

6 to 1 Tuckernuck.

40 to 1 Kildcon and Light Oar. 50 to 1 St. Baldred,

and

00 to 1 Swan Queen. 200 to 1 Fate, Clarius and Hasty Marriage.

CAMBRIDGESHIRE HANDICAP

(1 mile, 1. furlong, Newmarket, October 26)

to 9 Turks Blood

and

100 Pirnie.

100 to 8 Manati. 20 to 1 Novento tend Double Red.

23 to 1 Military Court and Josper.

15 to 2. Persepolis,

9 to 1 Bon Mot II and Lark

33 to 1 Golden Planet, Cronus, Playroom, Waystre, Tudor Linics, Butterscotch, Kookaburra and Aberlady.

100 to 0 Windlesa.

Says HENRY LONGHURST

London.

The United States being now the leading power in golf, as in many other spheres, we are constantly being subjected to influences from the other side of the Atlantic.

Against some of them-the electric cuddle cart, the four and a half hour round, and perhaps certain forms of apparel-the barricades should be kept permanently manned. From others we may have much to learn. Among these is what our American friends, for a reason which as yet escapes me, call pony golf.

aru,

It was, opened before it was ready, no new courses, always and is still a bit rough. Nevertheless, in Its ten weeks. of existence nearly 2,500 people in California, have paid is. a time to play

many thousands more measures 1,875 yards and covers it and 24 acres.

Another,

REAL ENTHUSIASM

The University of will do so next year. Florida on the other hand has nine holes, complete with sand traps and water hazards, con- fined to six acres, while at Little St. Andrews, Shrows- bury, Mass., they descend to the truly miniature with 18 holes in three acres and a hall.

DRIVING RANGES

Some of floodlit, and

these

on

Come to that, If Khrushchev. Bulonin and the rest played golf with President Eisenhower

here'd be no more war,"

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Brabham Wins

Australian

Grand Prix

in

Adelaide, Oct. 10. In a thrilling finish, Jack These, however, are Shetland Brabbam (New South Wales;, pony courses and I find myself driving a Copper Bristol, beat wondering whether there might Reg Hunt (Victoria) not be a real enthusiasm for Maserati by 3.11 seconds to win something between this and the

the Australian Motoring Grand full-size animal. As 1 see it, as Prix over 104 miles at Port suming that

current pros- Wakefield today. continues, the desire to perity

expand in Bri- Brablism covered play golf will

the testing thin just as Burały

course 39 it has

of ranny behds and done in America,

corners in one hour 28 minutes. 44.43 seconds.

the

are COLLEC

for play goes on into the bours of darkness, Many have driving ranges, enfe terias, and, in one case, barber's People whose range of move- shop attached. At week-ends ment and patience have been Hunt was timed at our hour anything up to 500 people per widened by motor-cars and TV 26 minutes 47.54 seconds, but day pay a dollar

round and seeks recreation by which per

with they was credited the general idea has caught on

the same C: participate themselves average speed as the winner to such an extent that,

while

rather than go on watching 72.5 miles per hour.--Reuter. normal courses hove increased Irishmen brought from Scotland by three per cent in the past playing football for clubs

three years there are now just Wales." They tum naturally to over 5,000-the par-thres the only all-the-year-round out- courses have multiplled them- door game played by adults. selves by ten.

In

HKFC TEAMS

boer

Unfortunately, The greater The advantages from an in-

the number of people the loss vestment point of view are ob the space in which to build gola

have The Jollowing vlous. The courses cost any courses. May not the full-size selected to represent the Hong- thing up to 1,000 dollars per par-three course be the answer? cong Football Club in League hole as against anything from in 25 acres instead of 125 you soccer matches on Thursday 5,000 to 10,000 and can be roul!

offer the full authenti | Oct. 13: managed and maintained by thrill of every shot in the bag three men instead of 12. They at a quarter the prize, a third 1st Division St. Joseph's at Club ground klek-02 0.30. pin. Jones, niso, as ons proprietor points of the time, and halt the Planck, Bishop: Neal, Phayer, out with a pride which reflects fatigue involved in playing the sadly on the pace of golf in America, Can be played in less than two hours," He Was TC- ferring I need hardly say to nine holes,

means

normal course.

Pickoring: Mecall, Douglas, O'Kelly. Martin, Tomlin,

2nd Division St. Joseph's' at i

Learned social observers keep telling us that despile there Hoppy Valley ground, klok abso pan. Franks; Reynolds, Kaye; Kin-. being so much more money loch, Forrow, Bradbury: Epencer, about, the people who have got Babbs. Beattie, Mackle, Waka. The Iden, of course, is by noit svern no happier than before.

Britain new ja

An

One of the · reasons, which old-established event, the pro-doubtices has

entered fessionals short course Cham- their heads, is that the said pionship, is to be played in ten people have no opportunity to days time on the intriguing | play golfe Palace Hotel course ot Tor- quay.

never

Match Postponed

What a chance lies here for Tiye First Division BOCKET erowded prosperous cilles like match between Sing Tao and

golf tomorrow at Club-ground, kos

bcov postponed,

100 to 6 Jenny Lind, Curry | North Conn, Tale of Two Cities There Is a short course at Birmingham and Coventry. If Army, scheduled to be played and Romany Alr.

10 to 1 Anglo-Iranian.

40 to #Betrial, Bec Wallsh,

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