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DUKE OF EDINBURGH
SAYS
'No Government Loan For England's
Olympic
Team
By Vernon Morgan
London, Nov. 28.
The remark of the Duke of Edinburgh at the British Olympic Association's Jubi- lee dinner last Monday that "the team we want to send should be composed
amateurs and not temporary civil servants" will go down in history. as one of the famous classical sporting sayings of ull time.
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CHINA MATE, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 193ER.
THE END OF A GRAND KNOCK OF 49
S. Nagalah holds a difficult catch at long off to dismiss F/Sgt. N. Welch in Hongkong's Brst innings against Malaya at Chater Road yesterday. Welch, going contributed a more in al No. 10 with the home team desperately short of runs,
than useful 49 in 60 minutes to a ninth wicket partnership of 76 with Ivor Stanton. These 60 extra minutes yesterday may mean a draw, rather than defeat, for
Hongkong. China Mail Photo.
US NAVY SCORED THEIR SECOND CONSECUTIVE WIN AT
KING'S PARK YESTERDAY
By TIME OUT”
Fastballer Rasmussen of the USS Spangler hung up the second con- secutive win for the US Navy at King's Park yesterday when he held the mighty Saint Joseph's squad to five scatterred its while his mates socked Saints' hurler A. R. Salleh for eight solid blows to gather in a neat 7-5 triumph.
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him
Delaware
possible
In the other Senior "A" softball tilt decided yesterday, the second-placed rung in the pennant South China nine kept their unloosening grasp on the second ladder when they beat their old rivals, the Chinese Athletics 10-7 in an error-packed seven inning thriller.
squash "B" bracket, homer to left field to break the 'running In the Senjor
rally as
Vee Brito the spotlight once again fell on series of goose eggs that were
Hurricanes decorating the Saint's half of the Wig nailed while pilfering the up-and-coming
second and young Pires nailed pulled off their scoreboard. tear as theF
With Uncle Sam's boys going while attempting a steal to bird. as many weeks second upset
half, Jindo The senior "A" South Chinn- the steady fast-coreless in their when, behind
Clydo Hussain's Saints came to life in
Chinese Athletics game that was Olympic Com-balling of young hurler
they
the the sixth when tead-off man supposed to toppled KWOK
to highlight the week- bitice, with all the money they
Delawares 12- Joaquim Collaco's tricky blonpond programme tuned out to be League-leading available, have Condly
er was muffed allowing to their
opponents handing
a complete fizzle as both tulates! We have no in
Two dished out such a poor brund of at second, their first defeat of the season.seltle wafely like
The Ladies' section saw an- passed' balls then saw Collaco ball that even fans on the hill-
the encuking across the plate.
side were making comments. bribunt upset oth
Art Ozorio then
their buttuned n
South China outhit comedy Colleen girls trimme
8-4 for a 10-7 win the yet unbeaten Wahoos 14-13 free puss to first, advancing on opponents
Bambino' capitalising Dave
In eleven ΕΚΤΟΣ Ε in a game played under protest.
punched when Leonard
while committing seven of their The
single veruning protest
re-through the gap at shortstop to plate umpire H. Honalbal UN 19
Next up, Ken verted a decision on a call made scare Ozorio. they need to
Donaldson followed bull with his scream- representativa by himself.
If the protest is overruled by second hil of the day, a into leftheld,
and the the Protest Board, the score of Ing her 14-13 will stand but if the pre-Bambino romped home. Mario ited Pereira the game upheld, then
Donaldson Ancrificed ILS will have to be continued
with
for from the time when the 'pro-
the equaliser oul.
With the nice lead was made, test
down
tic. to
pitcher Hasmussen then bore down his every pitch is retire Sonny Over HK Selection Azevedo strikes.
Irmark ared for this inval ter those who
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The Duke burself said in the
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In the other ladles' game the "It our wan South Chin lasses took over ter anything ur the funds the first place lol for their
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The wher they Wst men nd women, it will be tele deanstration to Aus Cupandas 14-8, thus remang the only unbesten teum in their providing that the
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across the rubber.
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burning
his
ogn. Winning pitcher P. C. Wong spearheaded his own Victory
drive with a two-run homer in the third frame. Losing kurier was K. Nazarin.
Macao Hockey Club Score 3-2 Win
The
Macro
From
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the game.
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Indonesians Make Clean Sweep At Badminton Match
Munich, Nov. 27. An Indonesian badminton team nade a clean swoop of AL German-Danish selection for Ala Germany fret match in West held at Munich tonight.
The Indonesians won six w nil. They bout
u team which Included players in the Bona Badminton Club, German Champion Club, and the Danish Trier The Indoneman players, now touring Germany, are all studenta.
The results were as follows:
Singles
Jup Tiong Beng beat Trier (Denmark). 15-3, 10-13.
THE INTERPORT MATCH
HONGKONG NEED 55 RUNS AFTER LUNCH TO AVERT AN INNINGS DEFEAT
By "RECORDER”
The Hongkong Cricket Association need 55 runs after lunch to avert an innings defeat by the Malayan Cricket Association in the Interport match:
The lunch score was 119 for four wickets in Hongkong's second innings with Stanton (29) and Howard-Dobson (9) batting.
Withall and Bedson resumed the batting for Hongkong this morning with Sivagnanam opening the Malayan bowling at the Dockyard end and Kirkhum at the pavillon end.
Bedson lost his wicket at 33 to 19. The 100 went up in 122 part of the day's play was to Gurucharan Singh with no addition to his over- minutes as Stanton turned Bur- come with
when heton for a four
to the ane log otsing him. night score of nine
Alec Pearce had cuiled for the played a ball from Kirkham on boundary, to his wicket.
At 114 Gurucharan Singh renew ball with the score at 215 placed Kallasapathy at the and once more Lipscombe and Withall and Pritchard carried pavillon end, bowled a maiden Birley wont in to do battle with scoring slowly and the latter but failed to dislodge the part-the Malayan betemen, but ther appeared to be settling down nership. when Nagalah, who replaced and after the latter had bowled at the Dockyard Sivagnanam endl five overs, had him caught at socond
by Gurucharan stip Singh.
Pritchard had scored 18 and two wickets were down for 57 runs.
LUNCH SCORE
halaya, ist innings, 391. Hongkong, ist innings, 218. Hongkong,- 2nd Innings
Capt. W. N. Withall, c.
Webb, b. Burton
Alec Pearce hadn't begun to Lt. H. Bodson, b Kirkhan settle down when be was G. H. P. Pritchard, caught
later at SCVCIL runs
Gurucharan
Singh, backward point by Sivagnanam Nagalah off Kirkham's bowling. He had T. A. Pearve, c. StvägTLDEIRZYA, scured one run.
b. Kirkham
Withall meanwhile had settle down and was beginning to score at a faster rate. At 8Ï Kuk Kallesopathy replaced hant at the pavilion end and the Dext bowling
change bald
I. L. Stanton, not out
Major P. Howard-Dobson,
not out
Extras,
Total (for 4 wkte)
was no dislodging Shepherdron and the tall Sikh at the othe end paid scant
respect to the Hongkong attack or its captain's strategy us he
A
he opened out for Mighty-hitting 62 runs that the 800 up in 284 minubes and an eighth wicket 40 partnership of 80.
He was to fall to Lipscombe on the last ball of the day and
were drawn stumps
18 Maloyang
1
29
119
Shepherdso11
with the
351 for eight, being not out 77,
THE SECOND DAY
Shepherdson
unly added six runs to his overnight score when he was caught by Withall at fret slip off Stanton mid the Malayan innings soon closed for
The Malayan bowling opened with Sivagnanam at the Dock-
The Sie Poo beat Wahlbruck by 19-7, 15-4.
Tan Peng Lieng beat Riegeldate dividends as Burton, by 11-15, 18-3, 15-7.
on in place of Nagalah G. A. Souza, LA. J. Lipscombe, hed Cpl. M. Biricy, F/8gt. N. Welch Dockyard end, at the Withall caught at short mid-on and R. Bell to bat.
Fail Webb off his very first ball.
of wickote for 31 yard and and Nagalah at tho end, but after three overs by_Web
The score was 90 for four (Bedson), 2 for $7 (Pritchard), Kirkham replaced Nagalah at wickets and Withall had con 3 for 6 (Pearce), 4 for sió
the
end and the latter pavilion (Withall).
replaced Sivagnanam. The first wicket
Ten Tik Hong bent Eschweiler by 12-15, 17-14, 15-8.
Doubles
|
tributed 46 of these. The Malayan Belding was again ex- and the innings
Jap Tjiang Beng and The
Kirkham Sie Poo beal Riegel and Wahl-tremely tight
was worth more, bruck by 15-8, 17-18, 13-9.
Sivagnanam Stanton was already settling Nagalah Tin Tik-hong and Tan Pen- lang beat Trier and Exchweiler down
went and Kailasapathy as Withall by
by Major Howard-Burton 17-10-joined
Dobson, he curried the reore on Gurucharan Singh
11-15,
France-Presse.
15-4,
TWO NEW COLONY RECORDS
BOB PAPE RUNS 10,000 METRES
IN 32:31.4
R. H. Pape of the Royal Naval Athletic Club yesterday set new Colony records for the 5,000 and 10,000 Metres runs in the short forenoon athletic meeting Caroline Hill Stadium.
at
he should be seriously
at
Pape will have a
morning's
Bowling
O. M. R. W.
19 7 26 2
5 1 16 0
14 3 37
7 2 20
D
6 2 13
1
THE FIRST DAY .
partnership
was broken at 28 when Witball was caught and bowled Kirkham
This CS of duster wickets were to fall Bedson lost at the same score,
after having scored 14.
was the beginning two mere
his ofstump to an inswinger from Nagalah and Pearce was rotun lightning run out on from Shepherdson.
The second day's play con-
Pritchard was to go with only cluded yesterday ovening with
board Hongkong requiring 144 runs to one more run on the
the
seerd
intact.
avert an innings defeat with all as he fell victim -to a shooter and wickets from Innings
Stanton Nagaiah Howard-Dobson carried on to 35 The wicket bad played easily | when the
held by throughout except for the clos-Webb at forward short log on ing stages yesterday when the playing Kailasapathy. bail bendect
to
pop and Withall,
particularly, stopped quite a few George
with the upper part of his body. Neither
latter
Was
Souza and Stanton
was
iha rot for a while. very confident of the Malayan Withall and Bedson, played out against any the last 30 minutes and put on 28 bowlers but refured to be in runs. Both were batting con- timidated by a field that crowded fidently despite the indifferent the batsmen with no one
the deep and light.
survived to the, lunch Interval.
The
continued partnership after lunch to 74, both bats- men scoring slowly, and Souza Singh was brought on at the. ally sell when Gurucharan pavillon end and he played him to Dauncey in the allps. Souza had scored 20.
down
before
Just before lunch when Daunevy
(37)
a full toss from played a Withall into Bedson's hands at
square leg
.
The match opened on Saturday
the MCA
H. captain, morning with a fine innings by Sheppard, who was to score 72. un Three
He was timed in 32 minutes 31.4 seconds for the Except for Mike Birley, who did Macao, Nov. 28. FURTHER MISCUE
Hockey
10,000 Metres, a performance in international class which much to keep the scoring rate lunch, the Hong- tralia anst madved to the whole
Thorpe opened up the Navy narrowly retained their
un just failed by less than two seconds to break the unofficial kong bowlers were nowhere near World that we are not interested League,
sixth and got alto us above-mentioned
Lipscombe was ' beaten record this season when South-East Asian. record set at Kaohsiung in February their best form.
to fall to four sister nations, and
Wales score stands.
grounder sneaked through the they defcatod a Hongkong “A”
at 91. Birioy that we saw at interested in
last year by Pi Li-ming, the Taiwan runner who later Sheppard could have been out Cars That
After selection 3-2 yesterday. Olympic
JUNIOR CIRCUIT
legs of shortstop Sousa the
Gaines.
further miscue in the outer
Bedson's couldn't connect any too well both was to take third place in this event at the Asian Games carly on when he pulled a short Kalapaths bully-off,
one from Bell Into
and fell to the same bowler at would be a very great disaster. The Junior dreult saw
gardens had allowed Thorpe to teams put everytling they had in Manila for the Republic of China.
hands at deep fine leg. The
97, having contributed five, and And yet this could come about League leaders keeping in pace
getile at second, hero of the in the if the cash were not fortheorning with the pennant chase as the
brilliantly poled
was by a Chinese and if he improves catch was surprisingly dropped things looked black indeed when day, Adkins
Pape's time yesterday
The 50
in a nation P1 Dodgers and Seminoles easily out his third triple to send him to The Hongkong side was first from the pec
in came wicktkeeper Welch for pockets t
nice faster than that which won the further draw blood with a
Sheppard-Dauncey whot minutes. The
was the most delightful which ix trendy the most disposed of the Lion Clubs and 8-2 heavily taxed in the world and Wal Ying respectively with
An indeld break through by centre-forward Asian Gaines title, but over sensitive as the next stan opening partnership was broken konings of the afternoon.
took
chances, Anding it hard
out saw Adking scooting over Smith, but shortly after, Macao in Manila, won in just over 33 sentative
Avi to combat the 25-2 results. Of the other
the plate for another run and equalised
minutes, was run in sweltering Games. backhand heat. when increased earl of living.
Saturday games the CAA boat
The yesterday
the dangerous balls care- their margin of victory.
Conditions
former
record-holder, It will be noted that the Duke the Eagles 11-7 while the Over-
drive by Albertino With a two-run lead behind not.
and was not afraid to hit but wateChan finished seventh were not ideal either aid
heel. "The
best
men and seus accounted for the Tai Tung
pliciter him,
Rasmussen bore With renewed determination, fairly good.
despite a badly bruised
The 100 went up in 118 when the opportunities came his and there is not the ning with # 14-9 score.
down in the final frame to retire the Hongkong side again forged slightest
The surprisingly large num. His former record of 37 minutes
at minutes and doubt that these will
Stanton fó isen hoisted the mound Rasmussen
172 for a partnership when 125
Shep-
75.00 which ho contributed Cortina. Stockholm and fast for the US Navy nine in the first two batters and though ahead to lead 2-1, but were un-bers of starters there were 20.55.2 seconds had been set
Colluco singled and Ozorla able to hold their lead agalost of them-necessitated his run-Kai Tak on a very hot summer I wicket the second Malayan | way. He was to carry on with",
pard played Melbourne.
a swinging ball of Saint the
10. from Bricy
He was unlucky as start into walked to place two ducks in the Lasi Macao forwards who ping wide on many occasions in afternoon in 1953.
Howard-fielding robbed him again and to from chance aX" In and turned Joseph's
gully the teams will be limited, briliant 7-5 victory
he the pond, Onofre Souse only broke through to level the score. lapping the stragglers and he ચક્ષુ
managed
again of his half eqputry and to lap everyone, in- lower his 5,000 Metres reord in Dobson's hand in the
Webb went and it is equally certain that limited
to managed to tap a slow bounder the slugging Saints to to the pilcher for the final out.
Shortly before the end of the cluding second-placed Bruce another attempt at Caroline Hilt having contributed 20, when he finally fell a victim to his own the British team
Impatience will
as Nagalah held a five hits while adding another bo five
in a fortnight's time. first half, Mecus scored another Tulloh, at least once. McVay of the US
la connect properly dimeult catch "The only surprise in the ol Walker, wha 5 Navy, pinch- like as big as
near the score- nothing
the six strikeouts to his in
Pape credit, for hilling
At the half way mark for QUCITCY
from Lipscombe and was board at long off. paced foal to lead 8-2. last Olympics at Helsinki. The the Navy's second win
of the Adkins
40.8 events in yesterday The second half saw no change was timed in 15 minutes In the batting depart. In the score, despite repeated seconds,
Was Team
was the victory of
ricarly thus. breaking strength then was 353.
the pro
Bob Bell, the last man in programme season thus pulling out of the metat with two-in-threo Hongkong dilempts to level.
held his cellar berth in the Senior "A" attem
end up with grea attempt. For the Saints,
Colony record for 5,000 Metres Ng Sit-kwal with 15 feet 12 bowled by Birbey early in hils Ken Madame Espartero, wife of of 16 minutes 03.0 seconds, set inches in the Ladie Long innings went m 170 when he half of this number gets to League table and anchoring JustDonaldsen connected twice in Excellency the Governór," by Derek Coburn in a great race | Jump. This is a record for the was run out as" lvor Blanton, patience, contributing 13 and
behind the Warriors in the fitth three tries, one of which was a Rear-Admiral Joaquim Espar with Peter West for the 1932 new
point cond
permitted, Stanton
carry his Caroline Hill pit, though running from deep
to:81 of 75,000 sterling is
when the latter. position.
picked homer in the fifth.
up the bull beautiful ally fell to Burton. Th toiro, WDS introduced the loom will
Young Though their results will have ing Clyde Kwok
to the Colony 6,000 Metres Champlon not a ground record.
Cheung
Chek-yin won the for wall-timed return. bearing on the actual League Hurriones, on the slab against players of both teams before the ship at Sookunpoo,
Men's 200
24.0 Weich. Metres In
Hongkong Innings closed at 218. Columnists are asking what la standings, it would help to serve the Leaguelcading
AND FIVE MORE bully-off. Delawares
Stanton had batted more con The and Chung Po-ling the
Malayans were infor £75,000 or even £100,000 to n
morale-builder for future yesterday, once again got A A
Madame Espartero voiced her his
Tulloh finished second in 35 seconds Metres in 29.6 tunats to lose. Kiilasigthy after i fidently after he had reached his.. nation whose government takes
that don teams
Lhe Navy name in lights
un appreciation to the players for minutes 11.2 seconds, a fast run Laded after Da uver £30 million directly and
for this part of the world even if seconds, good but not first class the latter had scored only 12, and half century and both he and
Welch And go Hongkong | was out on a touch
punished Kallasepath; indirectly out of sport in tax mate Adkins paved the way for Senior "B" Leaguers to topple n selection was also beaten Hodkinson third in 35:14.0,
uniform on the diamond. Battery successful efforts by the other their part in the charity match.
In the morning a Hongkong he was curicioared by Pope, Cin. performances by
stumping standards
unmercifully in the closing stages: and neither and
Arkham wettiod of the innings to bring the latter'd· football
duty. And there are the Rasmussen's victory as he socked the unbeaten
pools. The sum
Delawares, he by a Macao side. The 2000, was E. Boormans fourth in 30:33, Chau Yik-yam won the Men's Burton nor of out a masterful three-in-three snapped their winning streak 10-3. £75,000
with Chan Kim-being, fidih in 30:40 Long Jump
10 feet 3 down but Shepherdson, batting analysis to for 77 in 18 overs,
Kurkham'a twa wickets, cont sterling may be won effort at the plate, all of them with a masterful mound per- a punter
A ladies hockey team from and Sgt. Anderson sixth in 38:35. inches, and Cpl. Press, of the with supreme confidence and armuts in 21 overs arut for six pennies triples Into "desp oach week, and the prodis are accounting for four runs.
centrefeld,formance. es be humbled the
rash stroke, RAF Mount Davis, the never fémpted, into, a so big that the needed money to
opposing sluggers to five hits Hongkong yesterday defeated: all under the old recordi
well-carned 12-10 Macao ladies' team 5-2-France Rasmussen had the for
Chan - Kin-hung'e perform-open Javelin Throw at 139 feet had settled down to a long Nagatairs two etat him 28 in 15...
Innings and the most attractive overe send a full team to Melbourne Saints handcuffed in the first triumph.
Presse.
ance was one of the fastest ever 7 Inches. could hardly be noticed by the four innings, holding them to Entering the -fitih inning with big pool concerns.
one hit and no runs, his mates a 10-10 deadlock, the Hurricanes NO. GOVERNMENT LOAN Indeed it is just a question of piled on five runs in a demoralis-edged forward with ono
singled, when K. C. Wong principle. The money could being manner.
Opening the fifth frame, lanky advanced on a sacrifice and got from any number of sources instead of by a nationwide ap-on Donaldson poled out a long scored on another timely bingle
by T K. You peal. But would that bo ethical? The Duke of Edinances bave been already lald With their opponents, idle in has not pleased their time at bal, the Hurrkanos, burgh, one of Britain's greatest down. That
inched further ahead on, another sportsmen, says no government some... Joan,
of this tolly in the sixth through C. Ono columnist såld Many
are hauling Loung who dented the rubber Influentist people, in dedeion: We cluding members of Parliament, down the flag in the Olymple on typ neat sacrifices after he say send the best team pos | Games" and deplored the re- had been given a life on sible and get the money by any strictions. fair means... And that is, what
Melbourne. If the target ngur
160.
by
reached number about
110
While
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of the
run
THE GAMBOLS,
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With their backs to the wall. the sports fans of Britain are Olympic Association has laid
Delaware down is that all those who oka che
A desperately wif
today arguing about, some
Of source there is also argu-reach the first six must go. mat on the rights and wrongs bust and British competitor in loosing pow
big team he should participate in each or the oute
woolation: 222 Noorts, and '! that mil those popped
Barry
mustn't be late
'FOR'NOUNCING GOOD WEALTH.