WIMBLEDON TOURNEY
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPIL
SEEDED PLAYERS WIN
THROUGH EASILY
men
Wimbledon, London, June 21.-Another large crowd which came here this very hot afternoon to watch the
play their second round matches and the women enter the lists for the first 'time, saw plenty of thrilling tennis, but no upsets.
All the sceded men and women won as they should, although the Augalian, Bill Sidwell, took the first set off the American, Frankle Parker, Torsten Johannsson (Sweden) the first set off Eric Sturgess (South Africa) and Mrs Beatrice Waller (Britain) the first set off the Amercian glamour girl, Gussie Moran.
Here are the results of Uro eight reeded men in draw order: R. Gonzales (USA) beat C. Morandet (France) 0-4, 0-3, 0-4;
bent
in the
end, but it John Bromwich (Australia) triumphed beat J. Krajcik (Czechoslovakia) looked like going to five sets Sidwell led 3-1 In the 6-1, 0-1, 0-1;
when Eric Sturgess (South Africa) fourth.
(Sweden)
Court No. 1 the stocky On beat T. Johansson
Swedish
Cup Davin
player. Jaroslav Drobny (Czecho-4-0, 0-4, 6-2, 0-0; slovakia)
Thomas F. Parker J.
(USA) beat Bill Johannsson, found Sturgess o (France) -7, 6-2, 6-1;
4-0, 0-4.tile erratic in the first set, but (Australia) Sidwell Robert Falkenburg
gradually finding his game the ware down hin Frank Sedgman (Australia) South African
(Yugoslavia) rival In a match which never beat F. Puncee
reached great heights. 6-2, 0-4, 6-0;
(USA) 6-3, 6-4; beat E. Davil (Britain) 6-3, 6-1. 0-2;
Tennis League
South
Ted Schroeder (USA) beat K. Feher (Hungary) 0-0, 0-1, 6-4.
The eight seeded women won as follows:
Louise Brough (USA) beat Mian Middleton (Britain) 6-1. a-l
Nellie Adamson (France) beut (Norway) Mina Schou-Neilsen 0-1, 6-4;
Valriela Todd
Ted Schroeder had a com- paratively easy match after his tough battle of yesterday and his fellow Americans, Gonzales and Bob Falkenburg, holder of the Wimbledon title, were not extended.
bent (USA) Miss Potts (Britain) 6-0, 6-1;
LITTLE TO DO
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22, 1949.
STAMP OF APPROVAL
MELINE
Airline stewardesses Betty McSorley (left), of Stamford, Conn., and Julie Meehan of Manchester, N. H., feels the biceps of Alfredo Prada, 22, of Argentina, on his arrival in the U.S.
Prada, beaten-only once in 101 amateur and pro bouts, is generally recognized as lightweight champion of South America. He has his eyes on the world crown held by, Ike "Williams.
The other seeded players had ***UC AB- Jean Quertier (Britain) hentile to do to get through to the from Sedgmans, lost 32 apart Aociation won their fourth Mira Knoll (Britain) 6-2, 6-2;
Gussie Moran (USA) beat Mrs who was faced wih a formid- uccessive match in the water (Britain) 3-6, 6-2, 0-3; able opponent in Puncee, who the last twice renched Men's "B" Division of the Shirley Fry (USA) beat Mrs Lawn Tennis Lengue yester-Lagerborg (Sweden) 0-0, 6-2; four at Wimbledón.
Margaret
Puncee is not, however, the Osborne DuPont day to retain their lead,! blanking out RAF by (USA) beat Mrs
tain) 0-2, 0-1.
sun and score of 9-0.
Beneath a blazing blue skies the young Australian,
tho Sidwell, entered
Centre Court to
famous meet his American rival, Parker.
The Ameridan, playing precise and methodieal game,
Lines (Bri-player he was when he played COUNTY CRICKET
CRC "A", the only other u defeated team in the division. beat HKCC by a score of 8-12 Indian Recreation Club, unde. feated till yesterday, went down
Kowloon
Tony! 24-05
静
"Whites."
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In the Ladies' "B" Division, both Ladies' Recreation Club and Cralgengower remained un- benten after four. matches, LRC had an easy time disposing B-1 of USRC while Craigengower Ladies met suff opposition from Chinese Recreation Club Ladies to win 5-4.
Ladies' "B" Division
LRC BEATS USRC
the
LRC beat USRC, B-1, in *Ladies 1 Division of the Tennis Logruo yesterday.
Mrs Allen and Mrs Kile (LRC) beat Mr Weight and Mrs Christian aen 0-0; beat Mira Raeburn and Mrs Walion 6-2; beat Mrs Itancock and Mr Holg 6-2,
Mr Scholes and Mr Campbell beat Mr Wright and Mrs Christian en 6-1; beat Mrs itaeburn and Mr Walion 0-3; heat Mrs Hancock and Mr Halg 6-0.
Mira Pomeroy and Mrs Hutchisan beat Aire Wright and Mrs Christian- sen 6-2; beat Mira Raeburn and M Walton 6-1; lost to bira Hancock and Mrs Half 4-0,
for the Yugoslav Davis Cup team and he could take only six games from the young Austra Lan
The American, women were In devastating form. The chief the Call- attraction today was fornian glamour girl, Gussie Moran, who has been made the nep and P. Pecaric e-9; lost to Tady No. 1 "Pin Up" girl of the cham- and Anderson 0-0,
KT BLUES BEAT RECREIO Recreto last to Kowloon Tong "lues," 2-7.
pionships.
Making her first appearance a
American girl Wimbledon, the opened rather unsteadily and set to her the first dropped
by
C. A. Barretto and J. A. Marques Recreio lost to Lau Chun and British opponent, but she was Ming 46; beal Georgo Lin and S.
not in the least perturbed P. Tao 0-3: Jost to K. Lau and K. II. Liang 3-0.
the reverse, or the huge crowd which packed the court to watch her play and, keeping to the even tenor of her way, wore down her opponent.
I. F. Gunsalves and D. M. Rod rly lost to Lau and 14 2-6; best Lin and Tao 6-3; lost to Lou and Llang 4-0.
L. A. Vieira and 3. T. Gosano lost to Lau and Li 3-6; lost to Lin and Tao 4-0; lost to Lau and Liang 3-6.
CCC BEATS CRC "8", CCC beat CRC “B”, 7-2.
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Betty Hilton, one of Britain's leading players, accomplished of the best feats of the day in eliminating Anne Mario M. May and Y. M. Lo (cne "n"! Seghers, ranked No. 2 in Franco beat M. L. Chan and S. Leo Brd 6-4; drew with D. Leonard and Linst year, by 7-5, 0-2. Bouza 0-0 drew with R. Tay and N. Leonard 0-6.
A. Lau and P. 3. Kwok lost to Chan and Leonard 7-G; lost to Leonard and Souza 0-6; lost to Tay and Leonard 3-6.
OTHER RESULTS
day's games were:
Pluto To Contribute To Ryder Cup Match
By ARCHIE QUICK-
Pluto, war-time plpe-line under the ocean from the Isle of Wight to France at D-Day, has been converted for use in the sporting world.
The Ryder Cup match between the golf profes« sionals of Britain and the United States is to be played at Ganlon, Scarborough, Club in September, and at a cost of £3,000 the club has Inid. down an Irrigation scheme of which two miles of Pluto is the principal factor.
The pipe-line, goes out from a natural spring to every fairway and green, pumping 2,000 gallons a minute and being distributed by Ingenious sprink lers which automatically creep along at the rate of 22 yards an hour, so that the equivalent of half an Inch of rain can bó laid down at any timo, The course, eight miles inland though it is and because of its sandy subsoil, needs all the water it can got.
Not only has the club made its died. Grandstands, stowarding, £3,000 outlay, but Scarborough etc. is being visunilad well in Corporation have also guarane advance. The Army's help is to leed a sum of £5,000 to ensure be asked supplying signallers the success of the event. Al-with walkie-talkzio sols to be though quarter of a year has utilised in getting the slats of yet to clapps, detailed prepara- matches and results back to the tions are already in hand."
Clubhouse quickly.
In fact, never before have such intricato arrangements been made so early. Nothing is being left to chance by the Corpora- tion or by the Club through its Secretary, Mr Gordon Wright, ex-Royal Artillery officer, and a school of greenkeeping pro ducts.
Yorkshire Narrows Gap In Major League
Championship
Race
London, June 21-The County Cricket Championship showed no change
in leadership when the current programme ended today. A ten wickets' win over: Somerset enabled. Essex to jump from eighth to third place, while Glamorgan, in defeating Kent, moves from ninth to fourth place.
nike
5
7235
drew
Canton is a first class course lying in the Pickering Valley to the north of Ganton Wold,
Interna-
long sheltering range of hills. Harry Vardon and Ted Ray were famous professionals there in
days Scottish Inte other tonal, Jock Ballantine, from All snags of crowd control Moortown is the professional they expect 20,000 spectators at now. The course is but eight least each day--are being stu- under 7,000 yards, with only two short holes, one In either half The standard scratch score is 75, and it takes a lot of getting. There is considerable dissen- slon irt professional golling circles over the current Leeds tournament. In this, one of the few Occasions when Brillah June 21.players get a chance of com- Lofty Mel Parnell extended peting in match play under the samo conditions as the Ryder. the Boston Red Sox winning Cup, famous players
afier atreak to six straight by get famous player went down to ting his ninth win of the orninous defeat in the first day's season at the expense of the pay, and the only Ryder Cup Detroit Tigers in the Ameri-selector present. Alfred Podg
ham,
not only himself. can League yesterday. The beaten during this rout but took Red Sox defeated the Tigers the next train home. No won
successful der some of the 7-1.
younger school are grumbling,
Baseball
New York,
Outfelder Teri Williams drove three of the Boston runs with
A alxth inning homer, Detroit's solo run was a homer by third baseman George Kell.
New York and St Louls were
Idle.
was
Fanling Golf
Worcestershire, who were without a County fixture, remain at the head of the table with 80 points from ten games, but Yorkshire lessened the gap by.
York- taking first innings' points off Middlesex, who dropped to "sixth place. shire are now only eight points behind the leaders and have a game in hand.
Peter Greenwood Of the five counties with 52
almost; 64); Essex 307 and 82 for no a victory for Lan-wicket. points, Essex, Glamorgan, Mid- snatched
Warwick- when Northamptonshire, cashire
At Birmingham: he dismissed dlesex and who occupy sixth place, have Natts' Arst three batsmen forshire beat Oxford University all played ten
games, while two runs, but Jepson and Simp-by five wickets, Oxford 195 and Somerset have played eleven. son saved the day with a stand 107: Warwickshire 202 and 101
The second Prize Sunday at next of 72 for the
for Gloucestershire come
sixth wicket.
Fanling took the form of a "from
At Lord's: Middlesex
' ផងទ Over-rating Worcestershire's AL gatnes with 48 points fro
Competition and Cubs The Chicago
rocked Bogey to fill the eighth position. batting qualities, D. J. Insole, with Yorkshire, Middlesex 318
At the other end of the table, Cambridge University
and 245 for 6 declared (Mann Johnny Saln for nine hits, six won by M. 8. Douglas who was captain, Hampshire, failed to draw
probably saved Worcestershire 14): Yorkshire 322 for 8 de- for extra bases, to trounce the up on bogey. His card has
been Boston Braves 8 in the Naping committee without...comTM
passed to the Handicap-. com last-placed Lelges from
clared and 71 for 1., from defeat. He witheld the away
At Worcester: Worcestershire tional League. tershire, who played a friendly declaration until his side was
ment. D. A. O. Davles and R. match. Both teams have 10 313 runs ahead and gave his drew with Cambridge Univer-
Centrefelder Hal Jeffcont E. Lee were second and third Among other results of to-points, with Hampshire having attack a maximum of just oversity. Cambridge 391 for 7 de
his first with 2 up and 1 up respectively, Worcestershire home nin of the season in the
The weekly crop of unsigned J. Asboth (Hungary) best M.seven" eight to Leicestershire's three hours in which to try and clared and 207 for 5 declared i bruke a 3-3 tle with
dismiss the County. Three wie-Rimell
sixth. Third baseman
Andyards prompts the comment that. Matous (Czechoslovakia) 7-5, The Middlesex-Yorkshire, keta
ketu went
ent down in the process 285, and 200 for 7.
Notis drew Pafko homered with two on in At Nottingham: match
at Lord's ended tamely in of reaching a three figure score with Lancashire. Notts 300 and the seventh for Chicago, Pafko competition cards must be draw, in spite of the aggressive and subsequent batsmen were with is not out, also hit a triple good for one run. the entrant's name and is the spirit of F. G. Mann, the content to play for the draw. F. Ampon (Philippines) beat]
Middlesex and England captain An hour's play was sufficient Greenwood 4 for 24): Lancashire
In the American League, the competitor Intends to partici- G. Jackson (Ireland) 7-5, 0-1,
Atomm hit a
six and ten fours, for Warwickshire to score the 123 for 3 declared (Place 228 Cleveland at Philadelphia and pate in, the optional Fool he make this clear. No M. Cohen (Egypt) beat H. while making 74 out of 94. runs. 32 runs needed for victory over not out, Ikim 74).
Chicago at Washington games should At Northampton: Northamp-
indication will be taken as a night games., arc and Miss 31. Ribeiro 4-6; lost to hils. Wu 0-0; drew with, K. M. Au/ Kitovitz (Britain) 6-1, 6-3, 4-B, When he declared he left York- Oxford University. The wicket
There aro shire to make 240 in two hours, helped the spin bowlers and tonshire and Leicestershire drew
three National negative. This rule saved some lost to Miss A, Boxa and Mira 3. and C. K. Lee G-G
R. Buser (Switzerland) beat but the task was not attempted. Warwickshire lost three bats in a friendly game. Northamp- J. Cluford and G. Lemay lost to Carvalho 4-0.
Cincinnati, "Philadelphia
at end. Mira Hoste and Mire Van Hoot-nik and Choy led to Ma and A. Carter (Britain) 5-7, 6-1, 6-1, Hutton's share of the 71 scored men today before the task was ton shire 230 and 850 for 5 de Ceague night games, Brooklyn at members two dollars last week- There is no Club competition clated; Leicestershire 204 and Pittsburgh and New York at St. accomplished. Howard and W. Lang lost to Lux. Canepelo (Italy) beat D.
271 for 7.
scheduled for next week-end and Choy 2-0: lost to be and Wu Butler (Britain) 6-4, 6-4, 7-3 3-6: lost to. Au and Les D-7.
At Hove; Sussex beat Hamp-
so the usuni optional Bogey shire-by-6 wickets Hampshire.
Pool-will-ba hold on the Old (Czechoslovakia) KT WHITES BEAT LRC
The Essex success at Bath wña!
declared beat W. Robertson (USA) 1-2,
The results of matches ended 272 and 235 for
Course nover in doubt, but they were today were:
(Dawson 100 not out); Sussex Kowloon Tong "White "beat LNC. | 6-1, 6-3.
At Bath: Essex beat Somer-314 for 7 declared and 214 for 835-215.
rather fortunate to win by such a
Somerant 2 (John," Langridge 101 not out, margin. The epidemic of missed set by. 10 wickets, Huribats and Bartley (LRC) best
chances, which marked the first 162 and 230, (Ray Smith 5 for Cox 57 not out) Reuter. innings, continued in the second
and and both Dodds
Avery very might have been out in scoring
RECREIO BEATS KCC'
KCC last to Recreio -81. Mr Haramant and Mrs Benjamin (KCC) lost to Mias M. Figueiredo
M. Suva and Mise M., Xavier B-2;
draw with M Figueiredo and Blas Ribals 6-0; lost to Man Suva and Miss Xavier -6: lost to Mas Haza and Mrs Carvallio 4-5′′
Mrs Hewitt and Miss Fisher lost to Mi Fidueiredo and Miss Ribeiro 1-0 lost to Mia Silva and Miss Xavier 1-0 lost to Miss Roza and Miro Carvalho 2-6,
CCC BEATS CRC..
Cralgengower beat CRC 6-4.
P. L. Poon and F. H. Chan lost to Chan and Leonard 1-6: lost to Leonard and Souza 1-0; lent to TAY | 0-1, 6-1. and Leonard 3-5.
CRC "A" BEATS HKCC HKCC lost to CRC "A" IS=8!%.
1. Agaturoff and Dr 11. Meyer (HCC) lost to D. C. Luk bad
P. Y. Choy 1-0 lost to M. Ma and
J-6; Au and Leo 2-5.
3. Peten (Belgium) beat A. Roberts (Britain) 0-4, 7-5, 6-4;
8-6.
Cernik V.
K. L. Wu and 7. Avasia 1-6: lom to 7-0, 0-2, 0-2, A. Chan and Y. P. Luk 5-7.
Phillp Hanna (USA) beat S. (India), 0-2, C. Y. Ng and M. Chan 7-5; lost to. R. Sawhney
Marcel Coen
(Egypt) beat Dr. Smart and A. T. Dow lost to Norman Kitovitz (Britain), 8-1.
8-0.
In 90 minutes was 28,
NEVER IN DOUBT
Mias W. W. Choy and Mrs K, Laut Ng and Chan 1-8; lost to. Wu and 18-3, 4-th cumar (India) beat the required 82 for victory.
(CRC) lost to Mr 8. Chiu and Mrs Fowler 3-0; lost to Mrs 1, Bouza,
and Miss R. Rumfahn 4-8; best Birs
N. Castro and Atta T. Watson 6-2.
Miss R. Lo and Mrs Choy (C.N.C.) lost to Mr Chlu and Mrs Fowler 1-0 lost to Mrs. I, Bourn and Miss. Rum- Jahn 0-0; beat Mrs Castro and Mrs Watson 6-1.
Bilas W. K. Mok and Mrs Chaun lost 10 en Chiu and Mira Powiat 0-0; beat Mre Soura and Mise Num
Avazia 3-0; beat Chan and Luk 6-2. Bonnerman and Baul drow with
Ng and Chan 8-0; lost to Wu and AYASIN 3-0; lost to Chan and Lak | 14.
HOW THEY STAND MEN'S "B" DIVISION
Jalin 7-5 beat Mira Castro and Stra{SCAA Watson 6-3,
A Pia 540
Sets PWLD F ..44 0.0 301 CRC 'A' . 3 3 0 0 25 2 0 IRC .. 3 2 0 1 30 7 5 Blues 3 2 1 0 1011⁄2 1014 4
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Men's "B" Division KT
SCAA BEATS RAF ·
CCC
SCAM beat RAF, D-0, In the KT Whites
Men's "B" Division.
KCC
P. Poon and X. Lam (BCAA) Recreio best Hayhurst and Hamilton 6-0;10
3 2 1 0 G 12
3 2 1 0 15% 11%
210 13 14
· 12 1 17 10
Naresh Wing-Commander A. Shaffet (Egypt), 6-3, 1-8, 6-4, 7-9, 6-1.
Router and United Press,
17 Starters For Northumberland Plate
Somerset's tallenders, showed unexpected resistance, especially Angell, who held the fort for two hours, scoring 30 and helped to put on, 42 for the
ninth wicket Rogers made a plucky appearance with the second Anger of his right hand, fractur- ed on Saturday, in a splat họ batted with his left hand and scored two of the Essex расо bowler. Bailey and survived two and a half overs.
London, June 21. A field of 17 will face the starter for
Sot to get 214 in two hours 20 Northumberland Plate, the
minutes, Susex gained their popularly known as the "Pit second championship win of the 4men's Derby," to be run over summer by eight wickets with 12 furlongs and minutes to spare. John Lang- one mile, seven
Boat Davenport and Bartram 6-0 CRC B.. 3 1 2 0 0% 17% 21175 yards at Newcastle tomor-ridge, with his eighth century,
best Durham and Parsonır 8-1.
HKCC .. 4040 D
C. 16 Chan and C. M. Trang beat RAF
Hayhurst and Hamilton 6-beat USRC Davenport And Bertram 5-1; beat Durham sad Parsons 6-1.
3 0.3 0 ..4040 3
boro a big part in the success, his driving bringing him most of boundaries, Grifths (H. | shared with him in an opening
18
row.
0
33
0
LADIES' "B" DIVISION
The probable runners Jockeys
Pappatea aro:
with his
4 4 0 0 30
4 4 0 0 277
4.2 2 0 10. 17
1. Liang and H. K, Ho beat Hay- LRC hurst and Hamilton 6-3; beat Daven. pors and Bartrams 6-0; best Buram CCC
and Fersons 6-0,
KCC BEATS USRC..
KCC beat USRC, 6-4,
R. B. Capoll and J. Batrow (HCC) beat 7. A Fisher and A. 112 6-4; lost to A II. Binnen, and D.Pecaria 6-7; heat K. J. Riddy and J. | Anderson 6-4,
A E. P. Guest and EL.G, P, Quest: Heat Fisher and Haig 0-3; beat Dine ban and Fecario 6-2; beat Hiddy and Anderson
AV. While and W. Jolloide lost. to Flaier and Halg 3-4; Jost to Din-
CRC
Rectolo USRC KCC
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THE RESULTS
SIX RECORDS IN KIWIS'
MATCH WITH SURREY
The Oval, London, Jane. 21---After producing alx records, the match between the New Zealand cricket tourists and Surrey ended in a draw at The Oval today.
Surrey added 311 to yesterday's total and lost four wickets before declaring at 645 for 0-the- highest total of the senson.
The tourists then acored 127 for the loss of thres wickets in their second innings before play ended. Their first innings. total of 465 was their best this
season..
Jack Parker was the last Sur- | for 22 wickets, ended with chief dismissed. He honours going to. Surrey for the
Louls.
THE SCORES
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HE DEEP WATER BAY DRAW
Boston
The following is the draw for (Winning pitcher Mel Parnell, the Deep Water Bay Mixed
Foursome. Competition: loser Art Houtteman).
National League.
4
B D
1st Round.-Mr & Mrs R. R. Mr & Mrs D. L. Coombs. Prophet; Mr & Mrs J. Mark- ham v Mr & Mrs W. H. Lati-
Boston Chicago
(Winning pitcher Bob Chip-
v Dr & Mrs J. B. Mackle; Mr man, loser Johnny Sain)Asmer Dr & Mrs J. A. I. Selby sociated Press.
& Mrs. M. Elliot v Mr & Mrs J. D. Mackie; Mr & Mrs J. Clague v Mr & Mrs A. Som-
"Sugar Ray" Wins merfelt; Mr & Mrs G. Strick-
Jend
v Mr. & Mrs N. 'A. Brown; Providence,. Juno 21. Mr & Mrs D. S. Robb v Mr & Super Ray Robinson 151 Mrs W. Sloker: Mr & Mrs F. lbs) of New York, hitting his D. Hunter v. Mr & Mrs R. K opponent almost at will, teckni-Collings. cally knocked out Ceçli Hudson (164 lbs.) of San Jose, Calif.,
2nd Round-Maj & Mrs A. after
Two minutes and 45 E. G. Haig Mr & Mrs H. L seconds of the Arth round of S. Webb; Mr & Mrs E. H. Sain- their scheduled 10-round non-sbury v Mr & Mrs J. C. Brown; title bout before 3,703, fans last Mr. & Mrs L C. Saville v Mr
& Mrs A. E. Lissaman; Mr & night.
Mrs P.. D. Arkcoll Mr & Mrs Hudson suffered a temporary W. E. Grieve.
The 1st round to be played virtually carried from the ring. July 18. Handicaps, three
8 Blackshaw), Miraculous Atom stand of 82 in 50 minutes and rey man to be 8 (W. Nevett), My Chum (E. Cox helped him to hit off the batted for six and a half hours tourists left off 53 behind with muscle paralysis, nearly col- 4 Britt), Bonnet (W. Rickaby), last 103 runs in an unfinished and throughout showed complete three men dismissed in their lapsed in his corner and was by July 4 and 2nd round by
of the bowling to an second innings. 4 2 2 0 1844 17
Summer
partnership lasting 58 minutes. Shower (J. Gomez),
mastery Dawson reached, three figures extent that demonstrated tha 4040 D
Cordeac (P. Evans), Fol Ami 27 40404% 31% 0
(W.
Belfast II (J.for the first time this season limited ability of the New Zea- Snaith),
Knowe (A. to poll Hampshire out of an landers attack. Walker), Fairy TODAY'S MATCHES Carson), Apple Honey (J. Dy-awkward position earlier today. Today's matches in the Men's son), Adstock (A. Holloway), He hit 11 fours,
"C" Division are:
LRC v. IRC.. CRC "C" v. Recreio. CRC "A" v. CCC, KCC v, USRC. KDRC v. CRC
OVIRAL
MOVE IS SCORPIO
SIT AROUND
➡ AND WAST
His 255, the highest against Master Scarlet (P. Tompin), When Lancashire declared at the fotrists, the highest of his Harrison (C. Rowicy). Merri-lunch lodoy W. Place had batted career and the best of the sea- son Road (J. Egan), Duty (G. for the whole seven and a halfson, included 20 fours. He forced Colven), Frozen Limit (J. Sea-hours for the third double cen- the ball away. all round the grave), Episil (no Jockey).
seldom lifted any tury of his career, which con-wicket and Router.
tained 23 fours.
strokes.". The previous best in his career was 204 not out..
Erle Bedser, making 08 out of 128 in 90 minutes, hit nine
Mister Conquest
MUST BE
SOMETHING THE AIR ROUND WERE
THE SCOREBOARD
The final scoreboard read:- NEW ZEALAND ist innings
SURREY Ist Innings Fishlock cand b Rabone Fletcher b Cave".
Squires e Sutcliffe b Cave Whittaker lbw b Rabong. Barton e and b Donnelly
445
01
At West Springfield, Mass., quarters of Fanling Handicap world featherweight champion and then three eighths, of the Willie Pep-of Hartford, Conn., difference in aggregate. Han- rattled blows like a machine dicap to be taken as-at date-of gun as he won, an unanimous play.
The first named couple will 10-round decision over Johnny be responsible for fixing the La Russa of Patterson, New data of the match... Jersey, before 2,000 fans*** *** United Press.
NEW ZEALAND
2nd innings
fours, and Alec Bednar, . though McIntyre e Hadleo b Rahone. 37 Sutcliffe'è and b. Eria Beds
troubled by lumbago, helped the fourth three figure partner
ship for Surgay, M
Parker e Sutcliffe b Rabono 250 Eric Bedsere Smith b. Cave 65
Laker e Burt b Είνα Alee Bedser not out
In the circumstances Flintock shared the: Surrey bowling with McMahon, when the. Now Zealanders faced arrears of 180. Sutcliffe and Rabonabatted riendly to send up the 60, 242, Sutcliffe made 48 out of 95 before lifting a return calch to Eric Bodser. Rabone fell
Cavo Kimilarly for D2, which made his malch aggregate 109 and, as he
Burtt took four, wickets hid all-round
Itabong play: proved a feature of the
Buteline match for the New Zealanders smith
Heavy Donnelly gaus at exceptionally wooring)match in which anyag: Hadley,
Funs, was scored Scott
46
Ber
Rabone e and b Eric Bed-
ACT 14
Hadice lbw b Eric Bedser 2 Smith not out
Donnally not out
Extras
645
for D.declared
Bowling
398 1810 40 9: 120 37 11 103 28.2 3.130 on 3
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LADIES' MATCH
Tho. Ladian
Club
TNA IN
of the Shok-O
have invited, the Ladies
of the Royal
Hongkong Golf Club to return match at their Club on Thursday, June 23 48 The match played at Deep Water Bay between these two Clubs on May 20, "resulted" In a win for the Röynl"Hongkong Golf Club, teor with;83⁄4+polite. against 6 for Shek-O
130
- Flayers (for: the " Thursday 137 | match are vast follows); with: for 3.| Shek-Q. : representatives; named
* Mra" Sinclair ̈v. "Mrs Paray-Men: OM R. Wulst, Mr Bhawani: Mr. BiriSta
PLANS VAMOS Suntari Sore Ketimer. 13
180 Mrs Coombs: Mrs Macintosh; weath
Bowling
2 10 50 31
McMahon Fishlock
rker: Lakor
Reuter