THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, TUESDAY, JANUARY 17, 1950.
ARMY BEATS CIVIL SERVICE
LONDON AGAIN BECOMES THE CENTRE OF THE BOXING WORLD
BY ARCHIE QUICK
Looking back over a quarter of a century of sport I recall no greater swing of the turntable than that which has moved the centre of the boxing world from New York to London. There are three main reasons so far as I can see.
First, of course, is the enterprise of Promoter Jack Solomons, who must be given credit for the manner in which he has harnessed money-getting and British prestige together. Secondly there is the searcity of stars in the United States.
With Louis gone there is perhaps only Ray Robinson, as a personality, to com- pare with the giants of the past. Thirdly, and chiefly because of the second reason, American boxers are only too glad to accept engagements over here because of the much bigger purses they can command, despite their relative mediocrity compared with those of yesteryear.
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Capts, F. H. Coutts (KOSB) and F. 1. D. Priest (REME) are here snapped leaping for the ball in the line-out Coutts skippered the Army side and is a Seuttish International, while Priest has represented Northern Command.
The Army's No. 7, who is turning to assist them, is Lient. J. Keeling, of the Royal Army Dental Corps, the former Guy's Hospital and English hooker, and No. is Capt. 1) E. Isless, of the Duke of Wellington's Regt., who turns out for Nottingham in club rugby.
RUGBY UNION
Can Catterick
Signals Be
Stopped In The Army Cup?
BY PETER LOVEGROVE
Strongly fancied to retain the Army Rughs Challenge Cup, the star-studded Training Regiment Royal Signals (Catterick) proved much too good for the 2nd Training Battalion. Royal Army Orduance Corps in the fourth round of the com petition at Aldershot The Signals won very much as they liked by 13 paints to Three la bring their tally of points to 102 in three matches.
They now enter the semi final a stage they have reached in every post-war season.
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FOURTH ROUND OF CHESS TOURNEY TONIGHT
BY "GAMBIT”
The fourth round of the Kowloon Chess Club Cham- pionship will be played tonight at the Peninsula Hotel with the leaders all up against strong opposition.
H. Klinghardt will have a chance to move ahead of the other leaders and stand alone at the top of the table, but he is up against a dour opponent in P.K. Prokopov who plays a type of game quite similar to his own.
Prokopov han white, a colour with which he is not as success- nú as he is no the defensive. However, he is likely to make the most out of any chance
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were the SUUTARISE. in the offer quarter finaly The speed and skill of The Battalion Welch Regiment outsides easily accounted for the ard A 1 Light Boyt RA Barton Stacey 1 at Brvena, the Welshmen's 1-nit margin being their ated des pave veters to list
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were 50 to 92, 41 to 78, 192 to 15, 70 to 55, 102 to 25 and 50 to 60,
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Fighting Century By Mushtaq Ali
Cawnpore, Jun. 16.-A brilliant lighting ventury by Mushtaq Äfi helped India to finish the third day's play In their five-day unofficini Test match with the Common- wealth side with 274 runs for five wickets in reply to the Commonwealth's 418,
Thus, with half their wickets standing, India needs 175 runs for a first innings leral.
The overnight unbroken first though five teams will be partis | wicket partnerships iracked 73 cipating if the Commando Bet-but then India lost three wie-|dows gade should decide to accept the | kels Invitation
INTERNATIONAL
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Interval Donaldson was leading by four frames to twn, the scores (with Donald- I son first) being 39 to 108, 07 to 47, 32 to 73, 05 to 48, 85 to 51
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exchanges lovely
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Cup third- Jound second replay match at the Leeds today, Middlesbrough bent frames to five at the close of The eventsg session scores were (with Smith now away}irst: 80 to 17, 79 to 30, 67 to the fourth 53. 74 to 34, 51 to 84, 83 to 40.
Reuter
the Sutrady just winning ternational ens for Scotland and handling code the most exerting Aston Villa by three goals to the day's play. Bhough in a high-scoring gune | England Itapeclively They of all team gues Since then.
Miridlesbrough are have had to reshuffle the team petition was started in 1000. FRENCH TOUR
Jackson and the two Halls in It is won the trophy Bine to Chesterfield LE particular are no longer avalt times and beru
runner-up on Reuter another three occasions.
A Combined
Services χν players, has just returned from a more than useful replacements, i French tour
the striking power behind Though one game and
the scrum is us potent as ever,
which marked 诉我 Annyable, but they have found some All the same, its form this
was drawn and the other lost, i though the pack is hardly to #gainst th: Eaton Hall Ofeer |
te: visitors were by no means
disgraced since they were play last year's standard.
ing togther for the first time this season and wire mecting strong #29 opposition. They went down by eight plats to three to a French Regional aide at Dax, and then shand six points with France's
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The Council extended its in-taken In 134, with Mushtay All vitation to any national group (not out 70, and the stand was to take Dirt in the not broken und 1 and added Wanting tournament and requested their 10
Mushtaq All wus runa. to communicate then bowled by Worrell for an representatives with Inspector W. Apps of the megluntsle 129, Central Police Station.
CONVENORS
With regard to the nine na-ume and raised the score to 274 Pope tional groups, the Council asked for five wickets before stumps that any players wishing to play were drawn,
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The superior skill and speed of the Regiment's outsides, which are its prime assels.
Second Division League Cricket Averages
D. Langston-Jones (KOC) J. Hurst (RAF)
season has it been too con vincing. it had Httle to appre
Cadet School at Chester in the Peter Reeve, the 10-year-old on top in the first half and jed third round, The Colet were centre who has played a pro-
until the last ten minutes when BATTING: minent part in Northumberland's revival this season and figured in both English Trink so far, in three-quarter. Iris their star Partner, Gerald Wood, has nï- realy played in three of
Scrum-half A, M. Chanpion York. hire's County Thoth the Services' scores can matches, and the wingers, Mick pre-war stars, still turn out for Championship and right winger F. J. V. Ford. Army players. Lt. G. C.
Welch, who have a Phips
Ikivid Pollard, the (1st Berkshire Regt) the Holliday
well-known
mising left-winger 122 right centre three quater who who
Duffeld, useful centres in Peter Owen and Sgt. Roberts, and a most reliable man in the last line of defence in L/Cpl. V. D. Ganz,
who played for Welsh abundance of Secondary Schools before start-
will W. Ing
his military service last
"13" feum af Lourdes, the famous pilgrimage town.
and come from
plays for Dorset County and was famlites in Yorkshire sport, have in an Irish Trial, got the visitors unth been doing well. ly Dax, and
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and Capt. Grahatn
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(Royal Signals), Scot-
land's burly right winger, scored
ABUNDANCE OF RICHES
They have a
pro- SKL
the other at Lourdes. The other riches at scrum-half. soldiers who made the tour were R. Mason, R. Smith, and J. Kyear, and has already been given Lieut. J. M. H. Roberts, Welsh Couch contending for the post-ju trial for the Army.. Guards' full-back and Harlotion.
Mason is a well-built
quin, and forwards Lieut. J. Hyoungster who got an English | Keeling (Royal Army Dental Trial two seasons ago, Smith Is
Corps), English International Scottish Triailst, and Couch Hyderabad Title
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hails from Swansea.
Won
By Masip
Their hooker is John Keeling, one of the most experienced players Britain, who repre-
In
Hyderabad, Jan. 10-Pedro sented England twigs in. 1948: Masip, the Spanish No. 1. 1oday Ho has just graduated from won two titles in the Hydembad Guy's Hospital and is now un- Hard Court Tennis Champion- dergoing his national service ships. In the deal of the Men's with the Dental Corps. In the Singles, he beat Heroldo Weiss, pack, too, ore. K Hoskins, for- of Argentina, by 3-6, 6-4, 6-2,
7-5 and then. with merly of Nottingham, a long- rangs kicker of goals, and I. patriot, Jamlo Bartroll. Cross, one of the outstanding beat the Indian pair, Chaud forwards in the
and Bobbji, ' 6-2, Britial Mohammed Cross, Army.
who also plays 0-3, 0-2, in the Men's Doubles for Yorkshire, is a tremendous | final-Reuter,
worker in the loose, as construc-
tive as he la destructive, and is
so
his com
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fast off mark that he fre- OLEK OUTPOINTS
quently becomes an extra three-
quarter.
The other semi-finalists are
D. G. White (KCC)
S. E. M. Bux (IRC)
1. P.
Dhauber (KGYS)
A. T. Lee (KCC)
NANO BEBOR
Inns, N.O. Runs H. S. Aver
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102.
37.00
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35.33
3
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33.25
190
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Qualification: 100 runs.
V. C. Bond (KCC) E Randall (KCC) A. E. Noronha Recreio) A. K. Markar (IRC) Eric Ho (University) C. Hughes (Dockyard) D. E. Remedios (Recreio}
*Not Out.
BOWLING:
D. J. Dunne (KGVS) Dowling (Commandos) A. T. Lee (KCC) Owen (Commandos) G. Vole (II.
J. Burst (RA)
E. Remedios (Recreio)
D, E.
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W. Salter (KGVS)
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(KCC)
50.5
56.5
15
E. Noise (R. Navy)
P. Hards (Dockyard)
F. D. Bollomley (KGVS)
58,5
130
7.04
62,2
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8.47
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245
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(IRC)
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0.47
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233
37
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158
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54
188
40
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13.00.
71.4
231 20 14,05
60.5
234
18.
14.02
Qualification: 10 wickets,
Mottwald
IRC
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D. Ebrahim
C. Guterres (Recrcle)
F. Plume
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JO WEIDIN B. K. Poh
A. Maylor (R., Navy)
Paris, Jan. 10.--Stefan Blek,{. A
more likely to run the Signals the French heavyweight, to- close.
Most favoured are the right outpointed Jo Weldin, the Depot and Training Regiment Austrian champion, "over RAMC (Aldershot) and the 1st rounds here--Reuter.
E. A. R. Alves. (Reerelo) G. Elliott (University)
12 Eric Ha. (University)
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