THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, MONDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1960.
League Cricket
FIRST DIVISION TEAMS FIND VICTORY ELUSIVE
By "Recorder"
α start
On
The First Division Cricket League season got off to Saturday with four draws and a victory for the Royal Air Force against the Royal Navy.
RAF-one of three teams regarded by pre-season critics as likely to be the League Cinderellas-thus jumped into a three point lead and stand alone at the head of the table after one series of fixtures.
The RAF team showed that it had more strength to call upon that had been originally expected of it. However, its batting against an entirely new Navy attack showed only 17 runs for the first seven wickets.
the 11 Performances maich of the reason are
Optimists declared Arst with a contribution of 49 to a clubmates.
And by A. at 167 for nine wickets catch not rpretarulor
was a could not get Scorpions last, generally a good indication of tinker at short leg. 1
Baker wicket with the latter showing? things to come, but the RAF's one-in-ten chance and
twice without 154 at drawing of slumps. R. romersaulted hatting a worth more than 17 runs against anybody without breaking its arm in the pro-5. Cull, who has been bowling
the consistently well in trial, to many wickets lol. A stand | eers after just grabbing for the eighth wicket between all following a 10-yard run to friendly matches, could do no Ogilvie and Moughan brought hold a drop from 40 feet. the score to 50 and victory by three wickets,
JAYSEE DRIBBLES IT
At Huppy Valley. J. C. Koh,
at the mid-wicket boundary delhbled the ball carefully
12
And
with
tetter than three wickets for 02 There had been some flatter- runs and C. II. P. Pritchard ing comment in this column on was Optimists top scorer
of Craigen-40 runs. the posibilities
this opinion rower's tail, but Craigenzower opinion was not shared at the Valley. wrong. Soli Shroff Anyed
to give Craigengower a draw long time for seven runs
against the Indian
WAS
Recreation
A. H. Ismall for eight, J. remain
C. Koh stuyed for 2 the "Silu Imail
Club In what should
amazing-matches of
sent on
ene of the most--if nul most
have by
for two
10
his
couldn'
LEAN'S DAY University's medium-paced offbreak bowler. T. H. Lean, had the best bowling perfor- mance of the afternoon, tak- In seven KCC wiekets for 64 runruns
I was an exceptional- andy good ung-Davidson, Dod the Billimorin for an unfented 18 Arnie Ziminern, Kennani, R. IAC. A. R. Minu took five wie E. Lee, Belt and A. .
the afternoon's Six Craigengower men walk-kels for 40 runt. Koh belt the He was also er out to the boundaries fot Principal contributor
most hard-worked bowler, go- The last Bali of the match, a
spolled analysis.
ms on for 18 overs. two of which would
Five KCC bowlers given the Indians victory
runs get a weak University batting
too side
and out
the Under- two wickets.
six wickets and gadustes 98 for put-was a much more respectable His score than their 60 in the some the match at Cox's Rond last sep-
R. Pan. RC opening pair of A. Ilin
Seven
10 of the
.Scutor Kitchell nod K. M. Rumjan,
three teams passed s without League on 54 who put
bowlers wicket, taking too long over . while pures an
other
bowler, Optimists reaching 187 for nine expressing Feretan, couldn't rentro) harinet Scorpions and Recreio relief. The match had hung inun on the rain-cooked ground 167 for seven ngains! Army. the balance during one of then asked to be taken off after Aring replied with 143
aukent overs any of the
A wicket fell on there overs, two of which were for eitt wirkets, KCC showed
The last ball of the
BILLI AT HIS BEST Tillimoria's effort of 18 match, last man in left him altered to open the bowling
bowled by Frennan, Wus
which A. K. the mistake was made of
full toge Inta
and ran.
at
Ismail, with no wirkel la wor-fi in Shroff the early
int breaks did not worry ay alnut, put all the bees
comunant ht timing was off and one of the [!!!! ----t
1 watch crowds match at Craigenpower in three genson, let go a long sigh
Imembered.
of
maddens.
Then followed
1227
runy
for
لومة
THEY
DON'T NEED THE FERRY
First three in yesterday's Harbour Race-Cheong Kin-man, Ng Tung-choi and Victor Matiuk, from left to right in the order they finished.
Staff Photographer.
Telegraph
VRC
Across
Pilots 370
The
Citizens Harbour
The biggest cross harbour race on record was held yesterday, and was won by Cheong Kin-man, the favourite and last year's winner, in 23 mins 24.6 secs. This was 47.6 seconds slower than last year and a minute behind the record set up in 1940 by Chan Chun-nam.
In a neck and neck race for second place, Ng Tung-choi just managed to get his hand to the praya wall before Victor Matiuk.
The favourite on the distaff side also won. Fourteen-year-old Cynthia Eager took only four-fifths of a second over the record time set up last year by Leong Oi
Kwok Ngan-hung was second, and Joan mui. Cynthia's time was 28 mins 12.8 secs. Euger, Cynthia's ckter sister, was third.
unches China
The Railway Pier on Kowloon, tered around the pier ready to for eight against Universit was bustling with bronzed eseurt the swimmers over. Whils the third ball of it.
a spelt ority, Craigengower 120 against ant oily bodies an hour before the junks, cumpana.
the race was alue to begin. There and motor beats waited, crowds Crazentower nude a dinon-
were 404 Intries this year, more watched from the s.a wall. Four crowd were trous start, losing five wicket verba and Koh at the Foot-RC and the Tuilans 126
than double last year's figure of members of this for 17 run", after losing the total Club end, with Shroff con-right wickets in reply.
183. The starters numbered 380, unintentional starters in the race. and going in on a wicket that ng from the pavilion
As the 400 paying entrants of whom 12 did not finish. was dead to start with and lied All this low stuff didn't
umped, these four were purlivá several more deaths before
into the water by an mulch was over.
thusiastic mob behind.
CURIOUS STORY
216
The fall of wickets fabulation felis a curious story. Here
end.
prove
BEST PERFORMANCES Best performances in Satur- in the Firs! ry effective and then Billl day's matches moria came on instead of Division were:
was it at his Shroff and t Best Runsjahn and mail Alc went in muccessive balls and
BATTING
V N. Cosatto (Recreio Arnly)
L'
the later got Kitchell and A.F. A. Weller (Scorpions v
11. Madar. Freeman took the Optimists) other four wickets in his second Major
nell.
(Army Wilson
regret the three clusive paints G.
BOWLERS' WICKET Capt. Mayeroft (Army
The incentive which
pro- duced the large numbers was no doubt the VBC's decision to award certificates to all those who Anished the course.
Inundated with so many GO
Arlow VIC flummoxed for
officials
women
over-en-
went into Cheont Kin-man
Army Beat Recreio "A" In The Big Match Of The Hockey Season
After being one goal down at the beginning of the first half and held to a 1-1 score at the laterval, Army came back with a whirlwind finish to sweep Recreio "A" off their feet in their First Division Hockey League match yesterday. Three more goals were added as the Recreio defence slood powerless in the face of the lightning thrasta of the soldiers' vanguard.
The record crowd who turned out to witness the battle between the 1948-1949 and the 1949-1080 champions, Recreio and Army respectively, were treated to one of the best hockey displays seen in the Colony.
Army played well to a man, topped the ball past the goal- and gave an almost classical ex; keeper into the net. hibition of team-work. Hero of Soon oftor, Lamble Fot them all
undoubtedly through again and cut in acrosS L/Cpl Gardner whose four goals to the goal mouth. As he tried stamped him as "the" forward to kick the bail, the Recreio In Hongkong today. Major goalie missed it and was penn- Lamblo Kave ຕ grand per-lised for barging with a penalty. formance at outside-right, rip-bully which Gardner converted, Towards the end, an upfield ping the Recreio defence wide ореть time and ogain
with elearance raw Gardner sprinting his dazaling runs along the forward. Benting Gonsalves lo touch-line and perfect centres the ball, he flashed it into the to the edge of the circle, not for Army's fourths and last Mackenzie at inside-left worked | goal.
tirelemly and repeatedly pent either his left-wing or centre- forward through with well-plac-! ed passes.
DEFENCE PLAYS WELL
QMS
THE TEAMS
Army-Cpl Partridge, Webb, Capt Stubbs: Capt. Dud- ley.
CQMS Capt Fitzgibbon, Grant;
Rev Major Lambir, However, it was Army's de- Crawford, L/Cal Gardner, L/Cpt fence that deserved every credit Mackenzie, L/Cpl Taylor. for their win. Though pinned Recreio A Garcia; J. B. A. J. to their halt for-the greater part Gonsalves, A. L. Nery; of the Best half, they rose to the Remedies, W. Rood, A. M. Alves; occasion magnificently and c-J. A. Soares, 0. Gosano, B. Go- most completely bottled up the sano, C. A. Marques, Recreio forwards in the second Guterres.
half.
Prominent were the two wing-halves, Dudley and Grout and right-back Webb,
SOFTBALL
Č. A.
Jags Jolt The Terries To An 11-1 Tune
Recreio's defeat could be at- tributed to the inability of their reshuffled forward line to click. With R. Marques unable to play, J.A. Soares was shifted to out.. side-right, C.A. Guterres to out- side-left and B. Gogano put in the centre forward position. The result was a dismal failure.i Both Spares and Guterres were never al vase in their positions, i and were very much out of the picture. Although Bertie Cosano
In the Men's senior circuit led his forward lins well. It was evident that bin insides did not softball tilts played yester- understand his play and at least day, the Jolting Jaguars
Comes three goals could have been kept their grip on the top
At
Of Age Lawn Bowls
England and China quali- n the lead straightaway. Twenty fled for the final of the 1950 were or so straggled behind him and
сп
who
water.
their
while, but then came the main body of international Lawn Bowie they sorted out a scheme to get switumers. Soon they were just a Competition for the Guiter- went the 400 away in as quick u time mass of bobbing heads in the rez Shield yesterday when
they successfully as possible. They are to be con
semi-final ratulated on a masterful plece
As the swimmers forged ahead, through of organization.
the fleet of ships began moving, matches at Recreio. The men and
England climinated Pakistan dived or jumped into the water halting the 400 either side, Ail a distinct
a high-scoring game and the KCN clock showed the Star ferries had
Ist to the east as the passengers in 11.32 were as assorted as a pre-
In one of a neck-to-neck struggle. wat bat of liquorier. There were aned out to watch the progress Chian edged out Malaya after
of the swimmers.
To the Chinn team, their vic- old men
with puffy paunelies,
came up to the young ones with their ribs show them, water
lower deck, and the crew had a tory was of special significance ing. Chinese with brown torsos, job lowering the gangplank in that this will be the first British soldiers with red ones when they finally arrived on the time since the inception of the and a gay collection of headgear | Hongkong cide. all round.
ist
CCC
IRC
1)
1
54
Recreloj
5
50
10
77
team since the
15
An
Crigentower.
IRC had put their strongest G
had A. war, as Both sides will
A. Seuxa (CCC v IRC) 99
R. Kitchell ccci
(IRCY
AB
17
R1
102
they didnut score.
11. P. Pritchard (Op- timists v Scarpions)
40
103
125
126
day on
It was generally a batsmen's j
a bowlen wicket the First Division. There were rix who reached 40 mins,
Recreio)
30
when
in! W M. Davidson (KCC v
HKU)
37
13
Not out
in T. II.
KCC) E Wan H. Madger (not Navy)
BOWLING Lean (HKU {
(RAF v
7-64
6-20
*
1 24
00
126
10
This stand was unbroken.
Craigengower's collapse Wothers who passed 200ml others of number Jost double figures
Top
score of the day
reminiscent of many in the last targe
two
seasons.
five wickel
They once for one
Tin
run
against the KCC mad went on Gerry (osano's di comfortably past three figures out) against the Army Tony A. R. Minu (1C v CCC) 5-49
an
the rescue
the K. C. A. Ball (NAP V
Navy G. Gomno (Recreio v Army)
That had been occasion Weller scored 60 agint when George Souza and J. R. Optimists with no other Sear-
atman over 20. Majer K. 11. S. L. Wilson rvored 50 against Re- erelo.
Trance came Cox's Roudl
to
CAPTAIN'S INNINGS George Souza played a cap-
day wis tain's innings to save the
drawa again on Saturday and was out
A Chater Rund, the
had
matel
better
Opti- of a M
their against
A
Baroda 79 For 2
In
Follow-On
Chess
o Frank
Baroda, Oct. 15.
the
Wesl
FOUR EXTRA STARTERS
Eng- From Murray Pier to the Star competition in 1933 that China Ferry Pier erowels lined the sea has reached the final.
land has
the tile four A squad of Police was wall,
W0:1
ENGLAND ✔ PAKISTAN
As the starting time approach.
took place and more boats clus-sed to prevent a r.petition of limes already, ed, more
the ducking which Int the start of the race on the
Kowloon sid
4-16
Billimorin (CCC
4-20
4-227
4-28
4-29
MCC START
Saw
P. J
1RC)
A. Freeman (CCC TRC)
Abbas (IRC ccc)
SECOND DIVISION Results of Saturday's Second Division matches
Army inove to the top of the table Recreio with victory over juniors by 108 runs. Army beat Dockyard by six wickets a fortnighi ago and now have eight points.
The only other Junior League that have not lost 21 teams
reigning ront are KCC, the Champions, and Craigengower, and who have each played won one match.
1
OFF WELL like, round the bows of a destro-heads, which included a six on
the
The match between England
beyan
with Pakistan silent as it and The crowd was
ited of 10 watched the tone swinner, ap-Pakistan taking n parently tireless and machine-shots to nil on the first four yer tied up at a buoy oft the the third head. The England pir. But when it recognised team, who are concurrently the Northam, Oct. 14.
champions, then Cheung it broke out into cheers Colony rinks Tre match between
and Western Australia and capping, acknowledging got into their stride and piled 23 shots to Pakistan's 11 by MCC Country XI ended in a draw at of great stamina,
were The thrills come soon after the 13th head. Some brilliant The close of play scores
the Pakistan skip, MCC 329 for 5 declared, Westward when Ng and Mulluk came bowls by
for into
at this stage re- etose to ench A. M. Omar. view very Australia Country XI 113
other. Their arms failed as they duced his rink's deficit to 22-20 to get the utmost on the 19th head, Two singles From nearly every point of both tried
the view
MCC could feel out of their firing bodies. Num- by the Englishmen on the last satisfied with the outcome of ber four-Yon Cheng-san-swam two heads, however, ended the their in with an amazing sprint, and, name with a victory for Eng- this, the first match of
after that, they came in dribs and, tour,
seven.
up
At the end of the second day's play in the Common- wealth versus Baroda cricket match here today the home side, 89 runs behind on the first innings, had scored 79 runs for the loss of two second innings wickets.
The batsmen showed spark-and drabs. King George V School beat
CHINA V MALAYA The Commonwealth were all out in their first innings
ling form in scoring their 329
They were still coming In runs in 225 minutes before tea,
'The China-Malaya match soon after lunch for 248 runs in reply to Baroda's 159 runs., Dockyard by three wickets and have now two victories and a
They end then the bowlers dismissed when Cynthia Eager had finish-
close affair all the way A feature of the Common-i defeat in three games,
last gallant pair came in after through after the first four wealth batting was the 4 ruas ave beaten the Police and last seven of the opposing batsmen ed, had dried and dressed. The was a
for 113 runs in 135 minutes Worrel,
to Recreio.
Denis Compton, walking and eing; in the water for over an head when China raced into Indiun. Gimblett, 40 runs Lat Army, who scored
a 5-0 lead. On the 7th head running easily, provided pleas-hour. against out overnight, was beat by respectable 187
The Hon. Sir Arthur Morse evidence that he is able Vijay Hazare within 15 minutes Recreto at Klug's Park, turned ing
7-7.
the 15th 12-13, 4220 on of the start today, but then the most successful
bats again to stand up to the strain presented the cups and spoons to the score was 5-5, on the 10th Better finishing by the Chinese, Worrell was joined by Ken man and bowler of the day in of a day's cricket. The team as
who scored five more shots on a whole batted with a refreshing
είχ of Grieves and they added 82 runs the Second Division. Lieuten-
four
remaining All the young
the spirit of attack.
them the honour 62 minutes, Grieves scorlugnt Bortlett scored 71 runs and
The first 10 in the Men's and heads, gave Captain Stafford, a fast bow- batsmen who will be in com- very fust.
12 petition for the last places
Women's Sections as announced ler, took six, wickets for
the
showed team
by the VRC were as follow:- performances
MEN'S SECTION
Venice Congress Ends
Venice, Oct. 15. Russian chess players, The
Vast Alexander Kotov and
1wo the first Siny: lov, took places today at the end of the International Venice Chess Toumament,
for the points placing
fourth
The
first five were as follows:
u very
runs
MASTERLY INNINGS
the in Worrell
Best masterly + played innings hitting out whenever Second Division on Saturday opportunity offered.
The new ball had been taken
rung.
Avere:
71
BATTING at 16 runs and the fourth wisy Lt. Bartelt (Army v Re- Kotov-12 points, Smyslov kel stund was men broken. In ercio) --12 points, Nicolas. Rossolime fact Vijay
caused Hazare
A. G. Rose (PRC у IRC) 52* (France)---10 points, Ludek collapse, the lust seven wickels Lt. Chamler (Army v Re- Pachman (Czechoslovakia) fulling for 79 runs, with Hazaro creto) for 43 M. I.
Razack (INC points, Renato Letelier (Chile) claiming five of them.
with the PRC) - points-Reuter,
Ü. Readman (CCC
HKU) Hazare did not beat Worrell,
runs in 10.5 overs new ball,
ing to Gul Mohammed, a for- mer Test player,
v Army) *Not out.
Hazare helped by making the
BOWLING
LRC TOURNEY however, this distinction fall-C. A. Guterres (Recreio
PROGRAMME
nothe
The following la the tramme for today in the Lables' Recreation Club tennis tourna
tournament.
form.
excellent
BOWLERS HAPPY
the winners.
RESULTS
1.
24.0 secs.
A
R.
of entering their first final.
Lee, G. Hong Tay, F Choy, W. Hong-Sung (China) beat A. R. Kitchell, A, H. Scc- Cheong Kin-man, 23 ming,min, S. Yusuf and M. B. Hus-
san (Malaya), 17-14,
A. Etsiman, Ng Tung-chal, 24 mins, 30 É. Greenwood,
W. Simpson and L. Sykes (England) beat J. M. A. Ram- Jahn, A. M. Rumjalin, E. el Arculli and A. M. Omar (Pakistan), 28-22
Dec.
Among the bowlers, Douglas. Wright dropped into a length 2. at once and young-Bob Berry and John Warr showed their 3. Vietor Matiuk. ability to adapt the bowling] 4. You Cheng-sun. to Australian conditions.
WOD
5. A
W. G. Millor. Outstanding among_the_bats-6. Wong Kam-wah, David 21-year-old
7. Wong Kwei-cheo. .ja- Sheppard, who played an
5. Lau Kam-por. nings of grace and culture. He o. Cheung Wing.
Pean Sik-chuen,
of 117 runs until he began to
WOMEN'S
SECTION
LIBERATION SHIELD
1. Cynthia Eager, 28 mins. yesterday when, in
12.8 secs.
30
37
men
37
31
was never forced to hurry any 10.
of his academic strokes and be
gave no chance in his innings
6-12 hit out in order to make way for
his colleagues,
As well as the others batted, 5-16 they could not be compared with
him.
2.
Kwok Ngan-hung; 20 mins. they 15 seco.
3.
Joan Eager,
8-20
V
Nolsc
(D'yard
(D'yard v
Lave Altogether the MCC evidence that there is materini 4-13 in the team, which might be worry powerful enough 4-28 Australia, and that the bowlers will make their opponents Bght 4-27 all the way. Reyter.
4. Kwok Kam-ngor.
5.
Chang Sing-mut.
0,
Doris Darten.
to
7.
Kwok Kam-ping:
B. Alice Cheng.
9. Wong Tung-cheng
10.
Poon Shul-choo
(Recrelo
ratch, and the latter returned Capt. Stafford (Army v
compliment by taking Recrcle) Parlow off linzare's bowling to. Snow (RAF v Navy) 6-25 complete the dismissal of the D. Dunne
(KGVS Commonwealth.
Dockyard)
Correa Baroda made a bad start to F.
Josing second innings,
Army) their opening pair with only 17 H. Greenslade (Navy Smiles Semi-Anal: runs on the board, but Goek- NAF) Aire Tenworth v Mrs Armatronat.
Handicap Mixed Doubles Beml-wad and Hazare then engaged E.
Mrs in a so far unbroken stand of KGVS) Anal: D. R. Holmes and Bainsby Dr Basart and
Colling M62 runs to improve matters-G. Barty:
Reuter.
KGVS)
·Handicar, Man's Doublos Final.
Colony Mixed Doubles Semi-anal: E. Taal and Mrs M, Chơn v 3. C. their Dao and Mrs Litton.
Club Ladies
Kowloon Bowling Green Club won the Liberation Shield Cricket Club from Kowloon
the third and final gume of the serios, 20 took their lend to shots. On yesterday's play, they won by 13 shots.
After the presentation of the shield, Mr L. Guy, for 45 years the KB.G.C., a a member of Past President and Life Mem- ber, was presented with two decanters bn' a liver tray on his retirement.
scored in the first half had there
it side, trio,
been beller cohesion among the position of the Gold Section by scoring an 11-1 triumph Heerelo swept into the Army over St. Teresa's while the "D" bum the bully-off. A free
hit from the right went to B..K. Pandas took the lend in Gosano inside the circle, but the Blue Section with a 4-3 was feebly tapped wido of the win over the Americans. Koal mouth. From the inside- The P. Dodgers nearly caused bully, Recreto again took the a surprise as they battled the Fever in- ball into the "p", but Guterres Canadians for full was a little too slow to take nings before going down by the a through pace which was clear.
score at 3-1 in' favour
of the Receiving the ball, Lambie Canucks, The Madcaps ran riot whipping raced along the line, and sent against the Fanthers,
a beautiful centre which them 30 to 2, Crawford drst-timed just wide of the goal mouth.
ed
The Cloves-Pirates tussle in the Indies section resulted in the former
n 14-11 de- securing
In the 10th minute, a forward pass into the circle by Gerry cision. Gosang left the two Army full GOOD FOR FOUR STANZAS
to who back hesitating as should take it.” In their con- It was a good ball came for
Bestle Gomno rushed fusion,
four innings in the Jaguars-St. took the ball forward. Teresa's tilt. The Jaguars had evaded the oncoming goalkeeper and tapped it into
the open goal.
up.
ARMY EQUALISE Eight minutes later Army equalised from a short comes Gardner received the
comer
b and drove in a hard list to the ride along the ground board of the goal.
Recreio were, however, still having the better of the ex- changes when the Interval
came.
On the resumption. they again took to the attack but poor finishing nuilled all their efforts. Eight minutes after the re-start, Gardner scored the best
Receiv goal of the afternoon, ing a centre from Lamble, he weaved his way through a net. work of defenders and swiftly
Swiss Beat Dutch 7-5
Basle, Oct. 15, Switzerland beat Holland in
five.
nu juternational football malch'
goals to here today by seven
Twenty-five thousand people' revelled in the spate of scoring weather. perfect footbull Each side scored twice before
in
2-1 lead going into the fifth ento and from here the fire- works started. They held the Terries scoreless in the top of the Afth and in their thin frame notched markers which
were
hal
manu-
up five factured on no hits but six cost- 1v errors by St, Teresa's. The Terries fallel to score for the while remainder of the game the Jaguars added another four
runs.
of a The Jaguars pulled twin-killing in the fourth in- ing as their catcher Harry Lee took in Terrier Peppy Malg's foul fly and pegged it to second- sacker Tony Silva to nail Gerry Roza-Pereira who was half way between second and third bases. Jaguars hurler Vie Podruco Rave up three hits while St Teresa's Joey Franco was nick- ed for four hits, one of them being Gerry Van Langenberg's two-bagger.
The Week-end Scoreboard
half-time, and the total of goals KMB
would have been greater had
not two for Switzerland and one
Club
VVS
Armr
for Ifolland been disallowed for Kitchee Infringements.
Driedlaender (2), Antenen
(2)
Fatton (3)
scored
Football
DIVISION I
B
Font China NAVY Kwong Wih ПАР
St Joseph'a
Hastern >
DIVISION II "A"
Polico
to
Selickers
Club
Tramways Police
Switzerland with replies fro Dr Garave, Clavan and Rijve (2) wblie Bocquet of SwILZET- land put one through his own PCA goal to register the fifth Dutch goal-Reuter.
STONES FOR REFEREE
Madrid, Oct. 10..
First Division
The Spanish
League match be- Football
and the Atletico tween Ceuta of Madrid was suspended minutes before, the end today with the Atletico leading two goals to ni.
•
Bouth China KATY
RAY
Deckyard
DIVISION II "B"
8 CHA Yard Police 1 Kitches Talkoo AL Joseph's
Army
10
NAVY Police
KAF
by
The stoppage was due to the the public remonstrating with
whom stonez referee against were thrown and he had to be from the ground by escorted police.
The result of the game-will stand-Reuter.
•
KMB
Kwong Wal
Hockey
DIVISION I
Rocratė "A" 1 Argonants
+
ДАНС
Recreio "x"
Softball
MEN'S SENIOR PI· Dodge
Jaguars
American:
ABRIKKEN
Clovers
LEAGUE
Canadians 11. st. Teresa's 1 HK Tantag *., Madusps.
LADIES LEAGUE :
NANDON
A