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HONG KONG WINS

Saigon Defeated 3--2 After

A Thrilling

Game

Hong Kong staged a brilliant recovery at Causeway Bay yesterday to defeat "Saigon by 3-2 after being two goals in arrears at the interval. The win- ning goal came less than four minutes from the final whistle and was a climax to one of the most thrilling matches seen in Hong Kong for many | a day.

2nd Division Fixtures

The following are tomorrow's Second Division Football Fix- tures:--

Sing Tao v Ghinese Anatolira.

(Coraline 1931, 0 p.m.) Referée 1. Xavier. Service Corps v Poller.

(Sookunpoo, 6 pm.) Referee: Mellar. Dorkyard v Signals.

(Military Grd. 6 p.m.) Referee: A. Leck. Cnb v Land Forces.

Club Gril. Gp.m.) Referce: George.

Clubs unable to field a team

will be responsible of. (1) In-

The Home side had over seventy per cent of the play in the first half but Saigon built up a two- goal lead and, at times, made rings round the opposition with their speed and lively passing.

All credit must be given to the Saigon team for a wonderful display, for they came within an ace of beating the strongest eleven that has

represented Hong Kong since the end of hos- tilities.

nt

Powell Atones Powell stried in the next Balgen attack the when threw himsel? fentials Feet of Trung and what appenteil te be # certain goal was transformat and harmless corner.

Int

Read cup-tle fever prevailed, the defence who did not realise in the vicinity of the ground, the danger until it was too late, with long quenes at all frantees well before the kick. Dif. The Band of the West Yorks gave the final "Wembley

ouch with military marches

British the And both French National Anthems were lays as the teams lined up for the start. The well-deserved Saigon victory over, the Com- bined Services on Friday gave ann forward lay took part in the next added interest to the game and on the home mouth culminat

HỒNG KONG, MONDAY, APRIL 21, 1947,

DISTINCTIVE

PORTRAITURE

ASIA STUDIO 10 Ice House Street.

TODAY'S TENNIS American ENGLAND BEAT FRANCE Met.

The following are the ex Aibition tenuix" "gumea which well be played an the Hong Kong Cricket Club this after-

Moun.

Alion Zinovief and B. C. Fay v. Mrs. Ladurriere and M. 'Pagh.

W. Choy v. Yip, Koon-

houst

R. and Y. Sapulen v. Katewall

and G. Chen,

Mr. Andrews and Teni Yun- pui v. Miss Young and Ken- neth Lo.

Korean

Wins Boston Marathon

A small

Boston, Apr. 20. muscular Korean, Yun Bok Su, won the 51st annual Boston marathon today, setting a new record of 2 hours, 26 minutes and 39 seconda,

The 24-year-old University of Korea student started off with

Baseball

New York,. Apr. 19.

BY 6 PTS. TO 3

Twickenham, Apr. 19.

In the American League the The Prime Minister, Mr. Clement Altice, was

Boston Red Box won, after go- ng scoreless until the ninth in- ning.

Ted Williams homered in the ninth with one man on base. to tie the game.

Dom Dimaggio singled with bases loaded in the tenth.

Two hits and five walks in the fifth inning gave the Washington Senators four runs and a 4 to 2 viltory over' the the New York Yankees, first of the season,

among 50,000 spectators who saw England beat France by 6 points (two tries) to 3 points (a penalty goal) in a fine, fast International Rugby game, the issue of which was in doubt until the very end, played here this afternoon. The French might consider themselves unlucky that England's interval lead of three points was against the run of play, but England play. ed so well in the second half that none could begrudge them victory. England owed a great len to the forwards, who fought valiant-

against the enormous French pack and not only succeeded in getting a fair share of the scrums and lineouts but were equal to their rivals in the locse.

Outstanding in the English side were the South African scrum-

Pat Scorey's homer and Louy Boudreno's two doubles and singio gave Cleveland a 5 to 3 win oven Detroit.

Chicago The St. Louis and was postponed because of cold weather.

RUGBY

UNION

In the National League the half. Newton Thompson, and the New York' Glanta won on English hospital student, Nigel Royal Marines Johnny Mize's and Billy Rig- Bennett. It was Thompson who Unlon. ney's homers plus Bill Voiselle's was responsible for the winning fancy relief pitching, who held try near the Onish, though he did

Plane Still Missing

A

Belfast, Apr. 19.

Royal Air Force and Eleut Air Arm aircraft returned to Aldergrove airfield this oven-

毒

ing reporting no success in the duwa-to-dusk search for meteorological plane with nine men on board which has been miesing since yesterday.

All the rendurecs of the R.A.F. rescue service have been Inst In to Hince the plane's

after its one hour message inke-off yesterday, when it re ported instrument failure..

The search is continging. Reuter.

U.S. Crash Londen, Apr. 19. Taunton playing against the Walscnberg, Colo., Apr. 19,

in a Rugby The wreckage of a missing match at Taunton C-46 Army plane was sighted today, piled up the colossal score from the air in a rugged dis- one-sided matches of the season. [ on patch one of the motrict north of here today, The known. Spotters report the Results of Rugby Union plane is badly dumaged.-Unit- matches played today were:

London Irish 11. Birmingham

Cha Mahl mbard altter as T. the leaders and remained well Brooklyn to soven hits for aj not actually score. Seizing a loose The Royal Marines falled to fato of the crew of five is not

-ho rentred. Th- kuth China stærer had certainly deft his abting b

be dreislam.

I'amics the ball mirušily, the whole Bat-

lag In The trying at meroballe ghut" with

was the kind of

EDA!-

| up-all the way.

forlag the Association ini- a hard fight was conflently bark to the goal. Powell ways) cum- mediately, (2) informing their forceust. Powell was given the fortably but # opponents, (3) informin the captainer of the Hong Kong Xingempt that can eatch's never slackened stride and re-

Ferner warri,

~referee. If possible_and__(1)____— ing gesture. for he is follow-ups the duoray by the

forming

Association the

isundutbtedly

best und Saron right back but one of the writing, within 24 hours, the service players ever to be quen beras ant nipped the danger in the bad

-FrRBON or reasons8

they why were not able to fulfil the fixture.

Owing to demobilisation and pending departures the RAMC are not able to Beld a team for their remaining matches and have withdrawn from the Second Dletion.

U.S. MANOEUVRES

OFF CRETE

with

Athens, Apr. 19. M. Panoyotis Kanellopoulos Greek Air Minister, left here today for Crete to watch Unit Stater Navy manoeuvres M. Sophocles Venizelos, Navy Minister, and Admiral Maze virls, Navy Chief-of-Staff.

The United States satiron which arrived at Suda Bay. Creie, on Wednesday in cluded the 17,000 ton airerafi carrier Leyte and the cruiser Dayton. It will remain at Suda Bay for a week.-Reuter,

HAYA

in action in the colony.

but

were the to

4 to 3 win.

score.

e Press,

Yugoslavs

ball he warded off three Elvato, The Chicago Cubs won their enabling the forward, Roberts, to of Mikko Flictamen Finland

Bennett was everywhere, and was second, Ted 0. Vogel of first game of the season, stag cuch down.

third and ing a batting route for a 7 to 1

St. Louls in the first half, when England's 11; Aboraven G, Penarth 6: Bath verdict over the

attack could never get going 18. Northampton 13; Bristal_18, Tufta callege was Gerard Cote of Montreal

was Cardinals.

the fast, hard.tackling Harlequing 8: Cambourne 9, Pen- fourth

Jim Russell drove in three against

individual' run of his which en- Lianelly 7: Cheltenham 5. London On Palestine The smooth running Korean runs with a tripple and a single French defence. It was a superb zance and Newlyn 5; Cardiff 6. and scored once to pace Pitte-abled Guest to cross over for Eng-

Hospital B: Coventry 17, Bicken- fused offer after offer of burg in their fourth win, 6 to 3

land Ave minutes before the in-head Park 13: Gloucester 20, Bed- ford 6; Headingly 16. New Brigh.

Belgrade, Apr. 10. terval, Ven eat water, cranges and-üther help over the Cincinnati Reils.

ton 3; Leicester 12, Blackheath 9: ~Yogokineis will advocate.# The Boston Braves and the

independence Two newermers to the English Neath 16. Newport 3; Newbridge "hundred per cent tho from spectators,

the finishing Philadelphia Phillies split a

Africa at full back and Swar-mouth Albion 10,

Exmouth 0: etates at the United Nations line he looked as if he could run free hitting double header, the cle division, Newmun of South 16. Devonport Services 10; Ply- for Falesflur and

identinitely. Associated Phillies losing the opener 3 to 9 brick at wing threequarters, both Pontypool 14 Swansen 5: Taun- General Assembly, debate on the and winning the nightcap acquitted themselves well. Newton 12, Royal Marines 0 Teign-Palestine problem in New York * high. Yugoslav to 2.

man kicked a prodigious length mouth 11, Exeter 3; Torquay on April 28, And Swarbrick was lively in at Athletic 11, Weston-super-Mare offelal stated here today.

3:

He added that the Yugoslav Lydney 3. Risca 7; Pontypridd back and hostile in defence.

also call on delegation would 9. Ebbw Vale 3-Bouter,

members of the United Nations so declare their willingness indl vidually to help solve the problem of Jewish displaced persons whɔ do not wish to reroain in Germany or elsewhere--Reuter,

The covering-up of the visiting defrace Jury to watch. A long shut from མ་རྨ

Lan Chung-sang was deflected over the

on

As he crossed

lor mi then the goulle had the ruhende

overhead Pre8k. Bowell's

Hong Kong did out deserve to be twen

in

Softball

the

The scores

National League

0

3 7

4 11 Voiselle.

7 10.

0

1

1

9

Among England's stalwart for- wards the Cambridge blue, Siecle- Bodger, and the West Country. men. Gibbs, were outstanding, while Henderson hooked well.

Beat Themselves

The Frenchmen might be said have beaten themselves, for 131 they did everything but score in

3 B 0 12

Rugby League

London, Apr. 19.

Arab

Keighley 3. Dewsbury 10;

In the Rugby League Cup semi. final played today Leeds beat Featherstone Rovers 12. Oldham

the opening half, when their at Wakefield Trinity by 21 points to 2 tack broke down due to excit-0, while Bradford Northern beat

ability when close to the line.

Warrington by 11 polite to 7.

Results of other Rugby League matches played today were:

Castleford 33, Bramloy 6

2

sek, with air and that hang both making clearances, wasther camor from Pung Kwan-sing slipped the ck.

Vaug, the Baigen Wit nck, delighted mů heilly to Chau Man-chl but the crowd with his scrutatio ekaranECH усту Tre Pareind dispossessed him and what Paerial gave Bewell then the South China inside-seeps on the ground.

Dite their frequent rails, there WIL

Glanta, champions of forward hit the side netting

very little sting in the hume attack, sile from left wing centre.

though Chat Man-cfil carne uut of his Softball League, went down to Brooklyn Play had begun at a fast pace shri with ♬ firal-time Aitemui which the Reat of the Colony in a well New York

Winning Pitcher with Hong Kong doing the Ngelenred off the real line,

Chicago geenter part of the attacking

Straight from the clearance, the tit contested game at King's Park was taken up to the ather goatmuth yesterday by two runs to unc. and the left wing, in particular, with a series of short passes thai kud

Giants turned out practically St. Louis the Pittsburg was most enterprising,

the home defence on the wrong foot. The their champlon' side with May showed his speed by out-was left unmarked and

drove the bal exception of their star hurler Clacinnati

Lce Tavares while the Rest of Philadelphia paeng the Hong Kong left back bard and true Into the earner of the met

without the Boston Airo coolly Intercepted down at this stage but Salon were the Colony were

(First game) and his kick took play into the lung their piny to conditions better, it services of the Leonard brothers|

Winning pitcher Ed Wright-

Their threequarters played ex- visors' Koulmouth, where was ubylugs that the Hong Kong defen and Gerry Gosano.

9 10 tremely well both in attack and hrill followed thrill us the wiring when play was directly

2. 6 Doc Molthen played at right Philadelphia ......

defence, with Junquas, the cap- Boston front of them so the Balgon attack put all bobbed dangerously in the half the the maps and beat the Hongfield for the rest and held two

(Second gama)",

outstanding. [1ain, and Dutroin penalty area, with Sewell test Kong backs with their astonishing speelbeautiful catches while Mammy

Winning pitcher Ken Raffens: Aiverer had Uttle to do behind ing the goalie with a header. Just un half time, Powell (ved (60)

Xavier was seen on the Giants berger.

them, but he did it well, and Fung Kwan sing wos near Feath to flat-clear from Duo, the Baigan

line cut.

the first koll he coming up ja American League Melde teft. Lau a long shot and with

Half-Time

The Giants took the lead

Boston

I once rearly got over the 9 Chung-sang had his shot beaten

Within a minute of the restart. Hime from the first inning through Philadelphia dawn na he followed up a Sulli-King had reduced the

0 himself.

Ber. The French scrum-half. Collecting Soares. The next inning, how-

Winning pitcher Sid Hunston, van pass. Both Hong Kong wing the ball at an oblique anir. Bullivan

over, fouted the Rest equalising Cleveland

B 9:1 gougnan was a lttle behind his salves were playing well and dred In a shot. The Baigon right bars

1rival, Newton Thompson, but he - Detroit

བ'.་ with fine understanding. en. manked to get his foot to the ball but through Bill Woo's mighty home

In' run,

Inning next

Winning

Harry was not well apported by his

| standoff-half Terreau: abling Airosa to play his usual helped it on its way to the net.

Johnny Delgado was given a Donish. bird-back game without fear

Among the 'ne 'set, of forwards of leaving the mid-field open.

walk and stole second and third. New York

Orat. and Buzy were conspicuous. He

on Jindeo's Washington

5 * came home

France ha never won ling's centre but the geile had no traubte | Hussain's hit which gave the Snap Shot

Winning pitcher Don

Black okring. Bewell was trying hard with

St. Louis Chicago postponed, Paccini' headed clear from

hin bending and was unly, torkes to hten Reat a good win.

Both teams played good ball cold-Associated Press. London, Apr. 19.

Jung Kwan-sing and Chau The ability to transform defence Inwith Baker, Figueirdo, Quian

Standings Playing in the evening. New-tachi was well off the mark attack was scain demonstrated

whe and Benny Omar shining for

The Major League baseball part drew with West Ham one with a snap shot from the re. Quren saved from The Kam-hant tons

the Glants and Bill Woo, Doc standingy today: goni ench in today's Engbald, Sewell chased the balletely set his own furwards is malfus Football League (Division II)

Powell made Molthen, Herble. Quon and, out to the right wing and his good use of his height to relieve pressure Tony Alves for the feat. match at Newport.-Reuter.

centre was split second too by punching clear. Balkon breathed agaia "ant for Chau Man-chi with Ballare Bowell a perfect payi and the centre-forwahl just falled to get be goal at his mercy.

It passed the advancing - goalkeeper. Powell was brought into nc-

Hong Kong were awarded a free kick ion for the first time after ten Inside the visung penalty box hat Ti! Kam-ho besed over the bar, with Baigas Chantier

SPORTS GOSSIP

London, Apr. 19. .

In the Amateur Cup Final the Leytonstone football eleven beat Wimbledon by two goals- to une ut Highbury-Reuter,

Shanghai, Apr. 20. The Korean football team to- day defeated Bhanghai's Teague leaders Tung Hwa, by four goals to all. The victory gives the Koreans a Bi edựe on the gerles.-United Press.

New York, Apr. 19.. C. V. Whitney's "Phalarix" and Jaclyn. Stables' "I Will" won two divisions of the $40,000

minutes, picking up a back pass

Jead.

Trong hit the side selling after a wing run and then had the hardest of Jurk to hit the upright with a beautiful a

Bubli lest hender from Chau Tan

111) VES OCTasion.

with wall-placed lek.

Two packing the goalmouth.

from Alrosa. A moment later in an anxious moment with his the Salgon attack showed Ito well-knową, duckie-kick but. Bullivan mod paces, Trong cutting in from Sewell were playlog too close and the the left wing and squaring the ball was kicked clear, ball across an open goal

At the other end,

Sullivan.

Once again the Saigon forwarde switch,

Fed play to the other end and Tho devervel in zoni wlik” a grand ploce of opporting.

tried a shot from forty yards and a ground shot that pas inchies

and Quyen did well to hold the wide.

at Jamalen ball first time. Obviously he had

Sullivan Again

the

The dinner dance and prica distribution of the Association will be held on Saturday 'May! 3 at 8 p.m. at the Peninsula Hotel and not on May 2 as was previously stated..

TWICKENHAM STAKES

Sandown Park, Apr. 193- Edward Tudor beat the French entry Quartrain and Twickenham Stakes over one quarter mile.

Pittsburgh Brooklyn Philadelphia St. Louis Cincinnat! New York Boston

Chiengo

4.

2

6

pitcher

2 4

1

0

Won. Lost

0

1

American League scores:

Boston

Chicago

Detroit

New York

St. Louis

** Philadelphia

Cleveland Washington -Associatoil. Press,

Fatal Fall

"

Kansas City, Mo. Apr. 19.

line

At

13 Halifax 14, Barrow 24; Liver- pool Stanley 13. Batley 8: Wigenen 13, Leigh' 8: Workington Town 13, St. Helen's 2; York 14, Hud

Belle terstield 16; Hunslet 12. Vue Rangers 10-Router.

"Screwball Moran” Does It Again

Hollywood, Apr. 20.-

Sophisticated night-clubbers scrambled over

Ciro's dance floor last night for "priceless" jewels, accidentally dropped, then ignored, by the "Crown Prince of Arabia."

Twickenham and their failure to do, so leday, or even to draw, en

They didn't know until they using highflown musical terms. abled. England to share the chamread this morning's papers that to describe the various tones... plonship with Wales.

they had been the victims of Playing against the wind the yet another stunt by America's | VIKINGS BACK. French in the opening half were most famous practical-joker,

London, Apr. 10. · always dangerous, and their speed Jim Moran.

Who first British Viditers Viking and strength threw the English Movie-stara stared like yokels to go on a scheduled flight since men cut of their stride. A score. when quiet, dark-complexioned the planes were grounded in' less first half was expected until "Saud al Saundi? entered the December because of de-leing dif five minutes from the interval exclusive restaurant, completo neulties is due at Northolt air- Guest got his fine try.

with entourage.

toinorrow from Copen- The "Prince" was resplendent (hogen with 13 passengers. It was only ten minutes after in gold-embroidered capes: and On Monday two-engine Vik- resumption of play that Frafice white satin, headgear, and wore rings will replace the D-C3 on the drew level when Prat dropped dark sun-glasses. A ane of the finest penalty goals

France Level

over seen at Twickenham. Wide

"

Walters scurried around the

door.

rome

six molo British flown European toutes-Reuter.

RADIO

ZBW Hong Kong broadcasting

on the left and near the halfway "Royal Party's" table, photo- line his kick with perfect préelgraphers' flash-bulbs pooped, sien dropped neatly between the and autograph-hunters won uprights. One was beginning to dered if they dare, approach. 'Wood Memorial

wonder at the wisdom of the When the party rose to leave; | where

a. crowd of 50,000 fearnt his lesson from Friday's with time, estling short. Hong Kasix other runners Friday in the

French. In dropping their penaltya hush Toll over the night-club, on a frequency of 845 kilocycles from 12.30 to 2.00 p.m. and: 0.30 watched Jockey Eddie Arcaro game, when Sullivan scored.ongacked rousis and finally Sullivan

kick : Instead of placing it, but | and. monials stopped aside as to 11.00 pm and also on 9.32 † notebed' his second quel with _ well. buot both horses home to Vic- of the best goals of the season ilmed hoader from close range.

Prat showed by his kick that the the "Prince" moved toward the megacycles in the 31 metre band The French challenger started Bullivan again looked probable-acuter

French were justified.

from 12.30 to 1:15, 6.30: to 7:30 tory. Both horsds are ex from, a similar position on the

England was having the better Buddenly, from within hle and 0.00 to 11.00 p.m. pected to run in the Kentuckyld. It was. the best scoring he dribbbled Kleway Inig zu favourite at 9 to 4 and his

tur Nes, 10 take the ball of his fou chances. looked bright when - attempt yet.

of exchanges in the second half, robes, fell jewols, diamonds, 1230 p.m-Dalls Programnic Bummas. Derby-United Prose,

Sewell was showing plonty of tu kom The Edward Tudor throw jockey

A man hontified by ble but it looked as if a draw would emeralds and rubles, scattering | akio-zinht was again the schémor. In pute energy and he created an open-ting Bewell awer but the sentre-forward Gordon Richards in the pad-papera as Charles Herbert, 47, eventuate until dve minutes be in all directions.d Pinehurst, N.C., Apr. 19, ing for Chau Man-chi only for overran the ball when he had reached dock, and almost broke away.

The Frincepaused, Saw Babe Uldrickson Zaharias the inside / forward to shot the penalty spot. The Chuting bad Remounting Edward Tudor, one of the outstanding foot- fore the close when Newton comploted, the grand slam of yards wide from

hand what blocked but Hong Kong as the second favourite at 5 to 2 ball players of the golden Thompson began a move which the the women's golf circuit today, ponnityspot.

Saison proved that they were far from rancasily and came to the frentes and described as one gave Roberia an opportunity to overal men diving under tables, defeating Louise Sugga, one up

Hong Kong were having the beaten when The showed a clean pair of front in the final furlong with of the game's finest tackles score the winning less and with a wave of his hand an

Although not winning, the moved on. in 20 holes in win the North greater part of the play yet the heals to Airosa, raced between the backs Patter, second and Stop Over plunged to his death from the

and looked a certain worst. Fortunately third. Associated Press.

ninth floor of a downtown hotel French team acquified themselves South Women's Golf Cham Saigon attack was, very dan-rer Hess bak Pewall throw hitself

today ERASMUS magniicerilly and the play pleas

Friends asid the 1920K A11ed the large crowd.

k".The teams were: "American" was suffering from

England B. C. Newman, D. W. tuberculosis and had been told Swarbrick N.. O. Bennett, mori his was incurable United Press. Hasion, BiH, Guest, NM. Hall, Ravor

near

Unual je pile on pramare,

plonship. I was the Babe's gerous every time it broke foariatrist his feet and brought off hav

14th consecutivo, victory since away. she won the national women's title last summer United Press...

CATHOLIC PRIESTS SENTENCED

Belgrade, Apr-19: ni military tribunal

third brilliant sum of, the day.

. It appeared that extra time-would-be naomsary" "when," "with" "Ave'minutes; du 125,

Saigon Lead Offaide stopped their next both defences were holding out. But raid. but they were not to be minute : Bewell sipped in between thwarted for long. After twenty the Balgon backs and enstodian and vs minuten they took the lead with the bat pran the tipe for the win

hängt iron 17. Ph-wach hot in great"anal, bpi amovement that showed that arodis rust, he aļauj, ka tiemai); far tay the Hong Kong team could advantage (af" the Beroperasi afford, to take no chances with a Kam-bour Law Chat-song. Alrów, Kurs Kangis Powell Me Tangaung, their opponents in Keatsdies spam-ho Baliran Alrosa miskicked in mid-Bewall. Chen, Man-aki, qan thau-tios field and, quick no lightn-epi- Quran FMANNAREIGYAN Ing. The flashed the ball up Pacalnic Mamena i May; Hoa The Don

right wing where May

•ground before returning "the jeador, ofthe

GENERALS AT GOLF

St. Andrews, Agris20. Major General W. N. Ozanno won the British Army Generals Golf Cup on Saturday.

Nafiking

An auth

Hedefeated Major General ale after Hornby Hind HH Hornby 2 and 1 in the

oliminated Field Marshal. Lørd

Douglas: WAvell, former India, by hole in the scul

to this finalkAssociated. Prean,

A "Diamond'es *T'I bet this is worth 10,000 dollárn?”. exclaimed, one excited patron, as he

JO Newton Thompson, GA Moran said It Ølbbt, A, P. Henderson, H Walk Hollywood can be

.az p.ru.--Vina Favourites.

--1.00, þ.as.— Nýwi, Weather, Heport and

Annoincensente,"

· Lila p.m.--Dishntral. Interlude:

1:15`p-mp--Reginalą“ Diaon at the

A0p.m.-Lawrence Tibbeti (Marfiony) 12) ♣ The: Bunton Promonale” Brckon?)

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