THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, JUNE 8, 1969.
Weekend League Lawn Bowls
IRC "A" "Lose Unbeaten Record
Happy Royal Party At The Derby
Royal racegoers make a happy party in the sunshine on the Derhy course at Epsom last Wednesday.
Left to right are the Duke of Gloucester, the Duke of Edinburgh, the Queen, Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother and, in earnest conversation, the Princess Royal and her nicce Princess Margaret. At extreme right is the Duke of Norfolk.
The Queen and a runner-Above Suspicion—in the big face, He was not placed. Reuterphoto.
Another Title
For Fraser
Barcelona, June 8. Australian Noale Fraser tudny - won the Conde de Gade tennis.
championshilin
braling! countryman Roy Emon 8-2, 0-4, 3-6, and 6-2 in the men's singles Anal here fist night.
The game was played in the Municipal Sports Palace before nearly 3,000 fans--UPI,
OLMEDO FAVOURED TO WIN WIMBLEDON MEN'S SINGLES
London, June 6. York in retirement. England's Truman, Alex Olmedo, the 23-year-olti 18-year-old Christine Bady ersity of Salhern Call- was a two to one choice to win fornia student who helped the the women's crown, according United States win the Davis to London bookmakers. Cap, is rated
Olmedo's strongest challenge ay even-mengy f.vourite to who the Warbledon for the men's singles title is
which expected to come frum chupionship,
Neule tennis
Fenser uf starts June 20
Mistralla, who is With Althea Gibson of New i pegged at tree to one,-UP!.
FOUR D. JONES
ROBIN HOOD RETALIATES WITH ARROWE FROM HIS TRUSTY BOW,
KING!!
STACK ME. FEATHERED STICKS
WITH POINTS ON, WE DONT
STAND A CHANCE AGAINST
SUCH WEAPONS.
FERDINAND
NANCY
yoube so RIGHT MATE CHUCK IN THE
TOWEL
I'M AFRAID WE'VE HAD IT.. THERE'S ONLY ONE THING LEFT FOR A TINT INDIAN BRAVE TO DO UNDER SUCH
CIRCUMSTANCES
CHUCK
WAVE THE
AND SO... UP CAMES THE WHITE FLAG OF SURRENDER
JOLLYOLD WHITE FLING
WE
CHUCK IT
IN, BUDDY
MATES
RECREIO 'B' SCORE UPSET VICTORY AGAINST KBGC
By ROBERT TAY
With the exception of two matches, the fifth week's games in the Colony lawn bowls league last Saturday went well according to form, though some of the winning teams were fully extended by their less favoured opponents. Recreio "B" sprang a major surprise in the first division when they edged out Kowloon Bowling Green Club by 41, and Filipino Club did extremely well in the same division to beat IRC "B" at the Indians' home green by a similar margin. Biggest caoually of the week A. K. Minu. Displaying all were the IRC "A" first division round superiority, they went ost team who met their first defeat to win comfortably by 30-17 10 of the season when they bowed put their whole teain on the safe out to Craigengewer by 4-1 in side. their Aral away rustch this year. An a result of this retboek, the Indis dropped from top to hird place is the league table, giving way to Recreio "A" and Kowloon Dock Club who TC- muined the only two unbeaten tenns In the first division as the result of their 4-1 and 3-2 victories over Kowloon Cricket Chub and Talkoo Club on Satur- day.
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Groen Advantage Green advantage played a tremendous part in Craigon
the In- Hower's victory over dans. On the heavily-grassed rendered still heavier by morning rain, the Indians failed to reproduce any semblance of their home form of earlier weeks. Time and again, they falled to get up to the jack, and but for some sterling work by their skips, the margin of their defeat would have been, much greater.
FRE R. Omar, A. R. Hitchell, K. M. Omar M. B. Hassan put up a gallant #ght against F. Lee, A. M. L. Suures, A. E. Coates and G. Souza and were only one shot down at the tea-interval, Skip M. B. Hassan played a great Hume for his four, coming in to suve on a number of occasions.
The grenier consistency of the CCC bowlers, particularly Coates : No. 3 and skip Souza was, however, too rauch for the Indiana in the second half of the zame, Three fours by the CCC whatever combination ended resistance that was left, and the best the Indians coujd do was to eut down their nargin of defeat To 14-24.
Brilliant Drawing
IRC's only point came from M. Yusuf, S. Bucks, J. M. A. HumJahn and J. Hoosen, who scored a deserving 22-18 triumph over P. R. Ragi, P. K. Lau, G. Hung Choy and S. I.. Leonard,
Yusu? at rod played a steady corsistent Kine and
The Valley Club twelve eastly maintained their reputation as a team of "homērs. At the tea-
they were already Lund | interval
M. A. Ramjahn at No. 3 assured of victory when their J
did a great deal of damage in four consisting of C. K. Sunz W. C. Young, M. Q. Wong and the first half of the game with But the man C. C. Mu took a match-winning his heavy woods. lend of 19-7 against the Indians' who was mainly responsible for strongest four of 0. Adem, the RC Tour's win was their
Jolf loosen.
Brittant A. . Seemia, S. Yusuf and skip
by MADDOCKS
GOLDERN! THEY'VE SURRENDERED... THESE AIN'T THE INDIANS I KNOW
THEY HAYE NO CHOICE AGAINSTĮ SUCH MODERN
WEAPONS
SHEAFFER'S
SNORKEL
THEY'RE COMING ALONGSIDE
Skrip
By Mik
THAT TREE
IN OUR
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By Ernie Bushmiller
CUT DOWN
HAVE DONE IT
IT SURE WAS
A BIG MISTAKE, AUNT FRITZI ---
YOU SHOULDN'T
DONE WHAT?
BRICK BRADFORD
BRICK IS RIGHT! THERE IS ALIGHT, ON THE HORIZON BUT IT'S MILED
AWAY!
I'LL TELL HIM, CASEY!
BUSHMILLER.
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THE LIGHT BUT CANT/
MAKE OUT ANY·
DETAILS!
IT MEANS THERE 16 LIFE ON VENUS, DR. PASTLAND! THAT
HAS TO BE AN ELECTRIC LIST!
TELL CABBY TO
KEEP AN EVA
ON ITI-FLL. FINISH THE Joa
OUT HERE,
By Paul Norris
OKAYİ BUT, IF THAT LIGHT STARTS RUSHING TOWARD US, YOU CHIT İNBOR AB QUICKLY
AS POSSIBLER /
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MILK CHOCOLATE BEANS
THE FINEST BEER IN
HONG KONG
San Miguel
drawing by him robbed the CCC four of no fewer than 14 shots during the whole game, and on a few heads the opponents were lying three or four when he came in with the first shot.
Recreio "A" gained an ex- pected 4-1 win over Kowloon Crickel Clus, playing on their bume green, Jackle Noronha's four led T. E. Baker's four all the way to win by 21-15 after being 13-0 up at the end of the with head.
A. A. Lopes four were 1-6 down against M. J. Divecha's Jour but picked up a three and a four on the next four heads A three, to draw level at 8-8.
a single and n two on the next three heads put them into a 14-8 lend, which they never relin- quished until the final score of 21-14 was reached.
Russia Steps Up Tennis Challenge
Russia first entered the international tennis world (at least since the days of the Czars) by entering a boy and a girl in last year's junfor Wimbledon tourna ment. This year four Russian players will be coming to the world's premier tournament, and Anna Dimi. trieva, 18, one of their last year's representatives, will be moved up a notch to challenge in the senfor women's singles.
All the four Russian players will be in their teens, for the USSR's thlef coach, Simon Bellts-Galman is looking far ahead, with a view to entering the Davis Cup with a strong chance some time in the mid- Bixties.
Picture shows Russia's best current tennis pros. pect, 18-year-old Anna Dimitrieva. She failed in last year's Junior Wimbledon,-London Express Photo.
KCC's only point was scored by C. W. Lam, V. Ribeiro, 0 R, Sadick and P. R.. Kirmani, who after leading by 18-8 at the 17th head against
The third division games. word L. M, Remedios, F. G. da Luz, shots, including two Aves on the. C. C. Pereira and C. E. Roza- next eight successive heads to featured by the very close and lead by 19-15. in a close finish oxciting game between unbeaten they just managed to hold their | Kowloon Deck Club and Hong- Pereira finally just managed to make it by 20-10..
opponents to a 23-23 tie.
kong Football Club. The Foot- Deserving special mention was T. M. Castilho's four, who | bali" Club were rather unlucky their No. 2, V. Ribeiro, who
eventually gave the Filipino not to be able to claim the played an exceptionally Anc
Club their 4-1 win were 8-14 honour of being the first team game, being always there with down at the end of the 8th to lower the colours of the KDC both his woods. O. R. Sadickhead, bui came into their own this season as up to the last few was effective with his heavier on the next eight heads gearing heeds of the game they had four ones and skip Kermani gave a total of 17 shota to lead by points practically in the bag. consistent performance with his 25-14. They eventually ended C. Mcintosh, F. B. Atkinson, drawing.
up with a 30-17 secre.
J. Perkins und J. McKittricic'i In the second division games, 34-13 win over J. Feltham, Unlucky Taikoo
Club just H. W. Grace, E. Gautier and Hongkong Football managed to hold on to their un-H. F. Shields put the KDC two Unlucky Talkoo Club again beaten record and their top shots up on the aggregale, but ut up a creditable performance posillon on the league table with the other two DC, fours when they fully extended un-a 3-2 decision over the Filipino played a great part in maintain- beaten Kowloon Dock Club be- Club. A 27-10 win by P.W.S. ing their team's unbeaten record. Insing by a 3-2 margin, Coltler, E.M. Laishicy. E. Moth 3. Revie's four were 4-18 down despite teir winning DIY
over against C. Barclay's four iwu and B. 4. Bickford
Peret
C. C. Delgado, W. S. picked up 12 shots on the Jast six heads of the game to lose At the end of the 16th head, Ogley and M. T. Nunis gave it coked as if Teikoo were on the footballers a narrow three- by only 16-18. C. Harverson's
verge of the
shot advantage on the aggregate four were 9-30 down against H. also ELG. upset ruary of the despite their losing on the other Hidsdale's four but they seasca, The Kowloonites' H twa rinks.
took four valuable shots on the Lapsley, D. Gomm, M. 5. McKay
last two heads of the game to and R. S. Courlay
enable the Dock to win the were then leeding T. R. McLean, J. Me-
match on the aggregate. Arthur, A. Mullen and R. B. but W. B. Marshall by 27-8, Brown's Talkoo four were even with A. G. Skeoch's four at 15 15 and N. Fraser's four were having the better
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have one
a change they To Hongkong Electric Recrea- Lion Club and Indian Recreation were going to play some of the
Club went the distinction of bowls they were capable of and scored an expected 4-1 win over being the only two teamS of. E. their second-place opponents, to score maximum points Elliott's four by 10-8. KDC were take third place on the league week's games. HERC are now at the top of the third division up on the overall aggregate by table. only eight shots.
After three successive defeats, league table after their 5-0 whi Gourley's tour, however, after USRC, last year's third division over KEGC but Kowloon Dock. to Club, who are in second place, scoring 14 shots on the previous champions, managed at last seven successive heads continued break their "duck" with a de- two points behind, their scoring spree with a single, cisive 4-1 win over PRC "8", match in hand. a three and a five to seal the and Hongkong Cricket Club match for their elde. The total maintained their glant-killing of 23 shots scored by them on form by scoring a convincing 4-1 ten successive heads is probably victory over Kowloon Cricket one of the most prolife in Arst Club. As a result of their two division league games. Their accessive triumphs, the cricket- 30-11 final score was suffelenters have jumped from the bottom to give KDC a 3-2 win N. of the league table to fifth place, Wild Sun, the favourite, won Fraser's four could only manage and seem likely to go up further the Spanish Derby here today. to end up with a 21-13 score in the season grows older, and W, B. Brown's four with a
|~21-17=margine
Deciding_Wood.
One wood by Recreio "B's" skip C. P. Basto made all the difference between a 4-1 victory and a 4-1 defeat in the match between Kowloon Bowling Green Club and Recruto "B". On the other two rinks, The Re- ercio "B" four skipped by C: E. Passos had already won by 22- 10 against P. Hughes' four, but this was offset by T. Kavanagh's decision four gaining a 20-17 over K, X. M. Silva's four.
On the last head, C. P. Basto's four, pinying Against M. E. Purvis' tour, were 10-19 behind. The KBGC bowlers were lying one shot when the skips we down to bowl. Basta with he first wood daffected the jock backwards to a cluster of his aide's woods to He four and added one more as Purvis drew short with his last wood. The Ave not only gave. Recrelo "B" a rink but also a match win.
In the lost Arst division game, Filipino Club earned their 4-1 win over MC "B" and stalled the threat of relegation for the time being by their fighting dis- play in the second half of the match,
The Indians werg well
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two rinks at tea-Ume. Barros" four, however, came back trom 4-16 at the end of the M4th head, with a total of 32 ahots on the last eight heads of the game, including a four the last head to tie their finel Deore against A. J. Humain's four: at 30-10.
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C. A. Caello's Filipino Club four were also trailing well be hind by 0-15 at the end of the 6th head of their game again! S. M. Rushnʼa". four..they picked up no fewer than ^09
Spanish Derby
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