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THE CHINA MAIL, JUNE 27, 1988.

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H.W.AUSTIN FULLY EXTENDED

Kho Sin Kie Loses

To Cejnar

BRITISH DOUBLES

TRIUMPH

London, Saturday.

H. W. "Bunny” Austin, Great Britain's only hope in the Men's Singles Championship, at Wim- bledon, to-day entered the fifth round when he defeated Gene Mako, of the United States, in a very strenuous five sets duel.

SATURDAY'S BOWLS

-AT A GLANCE

Kowloon B.G.C. Club de Recreio Civil Service C.C. Kowloon Dock

Craigengower

Civil Service C.C. Football Club “A” Police R.C.

Kowloon Tong Craigengower Club de Recreio H.K. Football Club

LADIES' DOUBLES

Second Round

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SECOND TEST MATCH

TEST SCORE BOARD

ENGLAND FIRST INNINGS Barnett, c Brown, b McCormick.. Hutton, c Brown, b McCormick. Edrich, b McCormicki)

W. R. Hammond, b McCormick.. 240 Paynter, lbw b O'Reilly.

FIRST DIVISION.

(62) '70

Craigengower

(66) 48

(62) 62

Kowloon Cricket Club.. (53) 49

(60) 66

1: Police R.C.

68

Indian R.C.

(60) 53 41

SECOND DIVISION

(65) 84

Kowloon B.G.C.

44

Club de Recreio

(63) 39 ((-) ·74

99

Compton, Lb.w. b O'Reilly

78

Football Club “B”.

40

Ames, c McCormick, b Fleet-

(81) 51

Talkoo R.C.

(48) 58.

wood-Smith

83

THIRD DIVISION

Verity, b O'Reilly-

(74) 57

Kowloon Football Club

(42) 61

(-) 77

(67) 82

Kowloon Cricket Club.. Yacht Club

Wellard, c McCormick, b O'Reilly K. Farnes, not out

(-) 45

(65) 47

Wright, b Fleetwood-Smith

(54) 60

H.K. Electric R.C.....

Extras

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(68) 56

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YESTERDAY'S

Miss Valerie Scott and Miss Jean OPEN RINKS

Saunders (Gt. B.) beat Miss Helen Hull Jacobs and Miss Dorothy Bundy

Austin, whose actress wife Miss Phyllis Konstam was pre- sented with a daughter, their (U.S.A.) 68, 8—6. first, to-day, was patchy although his usually classic stroking made G. P. Hughes and' F. H. D. Wilde itself felt.

(Gt. B.) beat Mitic and Puncec (Yugo-

and

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MEN'S DOUBLES Second Round

MİXED DOUBLES Third, Round Jean Borotra (France) and Wills-Moody (U.S.A.) beat (Holland) and Miss Gem (China) 6-4, 6—1.

Mako gave an energetic dis-slavia) 86, 8—~2. 6. play, volleying splendidly driving hard on both hands, often putting Austin off his game.

Mako made a gallant effort to overhaul the Englishman ́in the final set and drew level at 3-3 after Austin had secured the first three games.

BRITISH DOUBLES WIN

Mrs. H. Hughan Hoahing

LADIES' SINGLES ·

Third' Round Miss Lumb beat Miss Cmuter 6-2,

6--1.

Miss Nuthall beat Mrs. Macpherson- Grant 6-2, 2–6, 6–4.

Miss Stammers beat. Miss Stewart 6-4, 6-1.

AT BASEBALL

RESULTS

Strong C.C.C. Four Eliminated

Total

Fall of wickets.—1 for 12 (Hutton), |2 for 20. (Edrich), 8 for 31 (Barnett), 4 for 253 (Paynter), 5 for 271 (Comp- ton), 6 for 457 (Hammond), 7 for 472 (Verity), B for 476 (Wellard), 9 for |488 (Ames), 10 for 494 (Wright).

BOWLING ANALYSIS -

McCormick McCabe Fleetwood-Smith O'Reilly Chipperfield

M. R. W. 27 1 1014. 31:

4 86

39.5 2 139.

87 6

9093

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McCormick bowled nine no-balls. AUSTRALIA-FIRST INNINGS

J. H. Fingleton, c Hammond, b

Wright

The following were the results of the Open Rinks Lawn Bowls Cham- pionship games, played yesterday:

F. A. Machado, C. M. Silva, J. V. V. Riberio and F. X: Silva beat A. S. Gomes, A. A. Razack,

A. M. Omar and U. M. Omar by 31 shots to 5.

W. McLeod, W. Cameron, E. G. Post. J. McCabe, c Verity, b Farnes 38 and AE. Carey beat J. Hoosen, S. M.A. L. Hassett, l.b.w., b Wellard, 56 Rumjahn, E. el Arculli and A. R. C. L. Badcock, b Wellard Minu by 22 shots to 17.

w. A. Brown, not out D. G. Bradman, b Verity

Extras

D. M. Khan, A. K., Minu, M. Y. Adal B. A. Barnett, not out and A. R. Dallah beat J. Macdonald, A. Soutar, W. Campbell and R. Ellis by 87 ahots to 21.

Total (for 5 wkta) S

31

140

18

6.

299 Fall of wickets-1 for 69 (Fingle- -J. A. Luz, A. P. Gutterres, F. X. Soares and B., Basto, beat F. Chan-ton), 2 for 101 (Bradman), 3 for 152 ning, C. Dowman, F. E. E. Booker and 276 (Badcock).

(McCabe), 4 for 276 (Hassett), 5 for W. Mair by 26 shots to, 15. `---`

A: Noronha, C. Lopes, J. Noronha CE. L. McCormick, W. J. O'Reilly and To bat-L. O'B. Fleetwood-Smith, G. Silva beat R. P. Shaw, E. Strange, A. G. Chipperfield. G. Duncan and W. Gill 29–11.

E. V. Searle, K. C. Hamilton, G. C. Norman and J. G. Meyer beat C. Mose,

G. P. Hughes, one of Great Bri- tain's best doubles players and a former Davis Cup star, partnered by F. H. D. Wilde, to-day eliminat- RECREIO BEAT VOLUNTEERS ed the third seeded pair in the Men's doubles when they beat Mitic | and Puncec, of Yugoslavia, in straight sets. Hughes was out-

Umpires "Tiger" Smith (ex War standing in a match of long rallies

wickshire and England) and "Fannie" and sparkling volleys.

Y. Abbas, V. Atienza and W. H. Mus. Walden (ex Northants). Jean Borotra, the veteran The Volunteers meet the Chinese kett 23--15.

Club de Recreio placed themselves in a challenging position for the Baseball League title when they defeated the Volunteers by 6 runs to 5, at Caroline Hill, yesterday,

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next Saturday and a win for them will W. Mulcahy, T. W. Carr, W. Greig A. M. Xavier, L. A. Gutierrez, F. A. French Davis Cup player and pro-require a play-off between the Portu- and J. Fraser beat J. C. Remedios, C. Xavier and M. Carvalho beat A. Cal- bably the most popular player at guese and the Chinese, for the Cham- C. Pereira, 0. P. Remedios and Edelman, M. Ferguson, H. G. Cooper and Wimbledon, paired with Mrs. Helen|pionship.

Sousa 28-12.

Willis-Moody to eliminate Hughan

(Holland) and Miss Gem Hoahing (China) in the Third Round of the Mixed Doubles Championship.

Miss Hoahing proved the weak link and was outclassed by her op- posite number, although the game was an enjoyable one. The win- ners were never extended at any one period of the game and stand an excellent chance of winning the title.

· KHO ELIMINATED

The troublesome wind' which prevailed affected both Cejenar and Kho, who was the

second seeded player to be beaten- being the first.

Menzel

The Chinese ace started errati- cally, being unable to find his length and losing many points by overdriving on the forehand, al- though he was serving well. In the second and third sets he found his best form, luring the Czech to the net, only to pass him with 'glorious backhand shots.

Cejenar, then tried lobbing, but Kho was very safe overhead and also scored with sliced dropshots.

Kho looked as if he had the match well in hand, but Cejenar attacked his forehand persistently and it at last gave my way,, although he let the fourth get go when he was only, 4-1 down. In. the final set Cejenar served many aces, while his dazzling drives beat the Chinese player.

MEN'S SINGLES Fourth Round

H. W. Austin (Gt.. B.) beat: Gene Mako (U.S.A.) 6- 4-6, 9—7; 0-0,100

(holder) beat R.

D. Bndg.) 6-8, binds G1,

Shayes (Gt.

H. Henkel (Germany) beat Maneff (Switzerland) 6), 6-1, 6-1,

Ceinar

(Czechoslovakia) beat. Khô Sin-kie (China) 7---5, 3–6, 4–8,

L. Hecht (Czechoslovakia)

Kuhuljevic (Y

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