1948-01-13 — Page 12

BUREN

THE PERFECT

SWISS WATCH

CHINA MAIL

POWERFUL WILDCATS GO

DOWN TO ACES

The Jungle Fine Mound Play Has More Humanity

Yokohama, Jan: 12.

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At the meeting of the League Management Committee of the Hong Kong Football Association held yesterday It Was FL13- unumerá that Scandinavia have withdrawn from the Interna-

At Softball

(By "Grandstand")

Madcap Aces' stock sky-rocketed as they downed the powerful Wildcats 10-7 on Sunday behind the superb mound performance of Margle Xavier who limited the opposition to only six scattered singles while her team-mates col- lected nine safeties off Wildcat hurler Lefty Dolly Brown.

Faster

Barros of

Peggy Hollands, who had Brown and just taken over managerial du- Wildcats erased Margie Xavier Aces, put the hex and Teresa Baptista. Margie treffer the

hits. Wildrat pennant hopes by Xavier in allowing six

walked two. starting Margie Xavier on the fanned four and slab, in the belief that if Mar-while Lefty Dolly Brown who

Untamed was nicked for nine Fie could beat the

whiffed six and passed two to first on balls.

Felines once. ska could do it apnin t was a hunch, but it paid dividends!

blows

Baiting honours go to Lefty The Wildcats were the first Dolly Brown who had a perfect to break into the scoring co- afternoon at the plate with a lumn as Dolly Brown romped three in three attempt, which! over the platter on a single, a included a two-bagger. but 1 steal and Efthe Babida's finely was Madcap Girlie Gana who In the Aers' turn with the slugged in the longest blow arekory, Murgie Xavier beat with smasher which rolled na bunt hut ran into a don out of the park for a three-base Girlie had already cros ale killing as Teresa Baptista h't.

when Umpire Don crossed up a "hit and run" play the plate

back to ly popping out to Dolly Brown. Robbins waved her Inez Soares next fanned the third, ns only a three-base hit the new ground breeze and a big goose egg de- according to

Hard column for rules.

luck. Girlie! readed the runs the Aces, The next three Teresa Baptista also paced Gir-| chapters were air-tight affairs lie Gunn with a three-bagger as brilliant pitching by Margie, and both of them had a single

by sparkling felding, to go with their efforts.

tacked

blanked the Wildrats. The In the sixth frame, Wildent Are equaliser dented the rub- Effie Babida suffered an eye in. ber, when Girlie Gran was jury off a foul tip from Girlle But what's given a life ou n wild heave to Gunn's bludgeon.

fivat Al Celly Guterres the use, these girls never heard

to be of a mask. grounder, for the score

lead-locked one-all at the end of the third,

Break

The tension broke

Cup Competi-† fourth when Contaj Charity

1 ton.

the Aces

WILDCATS Hibeiro, H Brown, D in the da,

Watson, T

landed Mutts, C the sacks with two down on Ollewiza, N

The draw for the International Wildcat Peggy Barros fumble, T bud Memorial Cup competitions

onsulted as Ellow:

INTERNATIONAL

Ierland v. China to be played

Jan. 31 on Navy ground, The winner to play Portugal in the Inat,

Air Force al

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and two successive free passes Lims, A

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Line Scores

to fira, Melvic Campos atrode | Figueiredo, M. up to the platter atul after look. ing over two strikes (three to some people) slashed the third; one out to left feld where an MADCAP ACES MEMORIAL CUP-

| Xavier, M expensive error of losing the

Elastin Army v. itnyal

ball, FI 3 Melvie following Soares, ! Soupon on a week day to belly behind in the parade of Cann. G heck.

Cuilions y, Chinese on Club for Are rons, The rout didn't Mendonta,

stop there as Bernie Remedios Hemedios, 11

Gutteren, C kromnet on Feb. 1.

Permiston was given to Chinese also scored on a hit and a floid-Soares, M. Athletic and St. Joseph's to visit

ers chotee. When finally Wild-8vn, s Mario during the week-end and

eat receiver Ellie Rabida froze play games there,

Inez Soures' foul fly for the *** | third, out, five runs were add-

NAPLES STRIKERS

KIDNAPPED

er.

Undated, the Untamed Felines staged an uprising in the Arth with a three-run at

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HONG KONG, TUESDAY, JANUARY 13, 1948.

The Mind's Eye

He painted a child he had never seen. Brushes made from his own hair and painl made by bolling down colour- ed backs of old boaks were the materials Corporal Charles Thrale of the Cambridgeshire Regiment used to paint ple- tures in a Japanese prison camp.

The 78 pictures he brought back will be shown next werk. at the exhibition centre in Eri erster Square, London, to pro- Торг vide anney

widows and phans

bi comrades who stir in captivity,

Photo shows-Charles Thrale

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all daughter. Dorren (bath whilst be was in the Japanese prison

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camp with a painting (centre) uf bis child which he did whilst

n prisoner.

He did not know the sex of His child the time he execut ed his painting, and when he saw his daughter for the firs time on his return to Englanil he was agreeably surprises at her likenes to his impressionist work-APlate,

Mystery Of "Dvina' Grows Deeper

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BROWN TAKES FANLING

Truman Announces

CAPTAIN'S CUP McMullen Failed In Putting

N. A. Brown had one of his "on" days on Saturday, E. T. McMullen couldn't find his putting touch and that, in a nutshell, is the story behind the play for the right of ownership of the Captain's Cup 1947.

Bad putting lapsen by Mc- Mullen on the 8th and 9th en- abled Brown to turn two up and before the champ' could elimin ate the trouble Brown had add- ed another two holes and a

leng putt at the 15th clinched a 4-3 win. Congratulations to the winner on playing a stout game (approx 79) and nequir- ing a handsome piece of silver.

The competition last, week for a place in the 1948 Cap- tein's Cup match play was very close and E. P. Strentfeld and W. O. Davies tied with net 72. They will play off by mutual arrangement On the New Course, competition WER not quite so keen and only one card was returned. F. W. Verel 104-24. 80 had the courage of hia convictions and so qualified. It is most pleasing to record (Continued from Page 1)

that slowly but surely more President Truman's message and more people are remember-

Budget

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gave, the following explanationing the way out to Fanling.

Recure

the

Shanghai

Interport Here February 8

At a meeting of the Inter- port Committee of the Hong Kong Football Asso- elation. It was revealed that

the Shanghai Interport team would arrive in Hong Kong on February 8,

Gumes, against Hong Kong Combined Chinese and Non- Chinese will be played. Prices of admission will be. $10, $5 and $3.50.

The following were appoint. ed members of the Entertain.. ment Committee; Messrs. Mok Ying, L. Louey, Aw Ho, Lee Wai-tong and W. E. Hol- Jandu.

of the other items in the interna-There was a very good crowd her the ball lie in water or tional section of his budget; this week-end and although the not) a in casual water in a "The Export-Import Bank breeze was trickly, underfool hazard the player may drop & will continue in the fiscal year, conditions were excellent.

ball. under penalty of one stoke 1949, to make loans to expand

Entries

either (a) behind the hazard international trade and promote The reaponяe to the entry keeping the apot at which the economic development, particu- lists for the mixed fouraomes ball crossed the margin of the larly in the Western Hemia-knock-cut tournament has boon.hazard, between himself and phere.

most gratifying to date and the hole or (b) in the hazard Tokyo, Jan. 12.

Foreign Allocation quite a number of ladies are again keeping the spot etc, etc. Confusion regarding the position and destination The largest expenditures for understood to be taking cards If the ball was played from

of the Russian ship “Dvina", which is still foreign relief now fall under out to

necessary the teeing ground a ball may, under tow by Soviet Patrol Ship No. 30, con- the occupied arcas programme qualification of a post-war under penalty of one stroke, be

Remember, (estimate, 1948-1949): $1,250 handicap. tinued after efforts by American Naval Opera-

hus-teed and played from the tocing million.

bands, you have until Jan. 24 ground. tions to obtain Information on salvage plans.

Apply these rulings These expenditures are to bojto persuade your wives to play! to the 12th and 10th holes' of The Soviet Embassy notified, aground on Friday, only to

handled by the Army and 'are The Bogey Pool competition the New Course, a simple mat- U. S. Naval Headquarters for "sink bodily" into the sen.

chiefly for shipments of goods scheduled for the New Course ter, and you have the answers of the Far East that it believed the All officers and men were

"to prevent disease and unrest." this coming week-end has been na far as Fanling is concerned. cf. of 18 of Dvina might not be able to safely transferred to another

reach the intended destination Soviet vessel which was stand. They will increase in both the transferred to the Old Course. fiscal Players when signing off end- port of Hakodate, Hokkaido, and ing by with the pilot ship of the 1948-1949 and 1949-1950

dies are requested to years. 0002 02- ¿j probably would be brought to Shanghai Pilots' Association.

"Since the United Kingdom is that clubs, etc. are handed in to AB R H POA & the "nearest land."

shortly before the Podolsk sank D41 2042)

The Embassy told Headquar—when leaks in the battered no longer able to meet the dollar the caddy master by the alde

costs for essential supplies for window and thus avoid conges- here today. Reuter. and there

the United States is new assum the bixonal area of Germany, tion in the doorway. Hazards Troman said. ing this expense," President

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FRANCE WINS

Paris, Jon, IL. France beat Australia by 13 points. to 6 in a Rugby Union International

31 10 21 14the stricken ship would be taken when she ran agaound on Am. finanec purchases from sterling and lost balls which was men-taking the first six places,

Rune Batted Ini Watson, Pabile, Soer

I. Mendonna, Board M.

2. Figueiredo, Kurler, Bongen 1. Meg- dons. Someen M. Three-base lite: Gaan, til.

SHIPPING DIRECTOR tack moulded amund a couple Two Bas-kitat Brows.

Naples, Jan. 12.

CATCHES FIRE

"Now's the time for luxury

241251 101 i oters it was unable to tell de- hull increased 34 223 finitely where that would be and peared little hope of saving the 26 3 1 8 3 was uncertain of the Dvina's ship.

Paris, Jan. 11. The Podolsk was proceeding

London University gained an easy 310 present position.

It announced, however, that to Vladivostok with no passen-

vise regarding water hazards victory against Paris University, in cross-cury match here today by 1199 passengers who were taken off gera and only water bpilast

tioned last week. Rule 27 says)

First home, in 25 minutes 1741/5 Bread.

" a ball lle or be lost in a second, was R. Briggs of London 9 10 6 1 3 x 10 to Vladivostok.

herst Rock-United Press and

"Expenditures under this pro-recognised water hazard (whe-Reuter, 100 3 1-4 = 9 American operations officers Reuter.

have had no direct communica-WAR DEAD" SHIP ther in the fiscal year of 1949 gramme will increase still fur- Stolen Dasse: Browa 6, tablen 3. timation with the Dvina or the patrol

because all the dollar costs of bont and all United States and

imports for relief in the bizonal Japanese-manned. vessels have

New York, Jan. 12. been withdrawn from the scene.

area must be paid by the United The US transport Joseph V. Slate for the entire fiscal year. The Soviet Embassy had pre- Connolly, carrying 5,000 empty The President disclosed that; [viously reported that the Dvina caskets to bring war dead back the revised estimates for the was being towed toward the from Europe, was afire, help current Escal year ending June, Tsugaru Straits between Hok-less and abandoned Laft on Base: Wildesta 5. Aces 6.

900 piles 30, 1948, show an expenditure, eant of here today,

of 837,700 million, and that the Podolsk Rescue

Army sources said the rescue United States will thus be able Meanwhile, Shanghai reports of the 44 men who had taken this year to reduce the public "du Maurier cigarettes are as Wahoos Win

that all officers and crews were to lifeboats appeared imminent, debt by $7,500 million.

luxury at any time." Erratic play spoilt Alice reseved when the Soviet ship! The steamship, Morrison R.

The budget for the coming reported she was 10 year calls for total expenditures far's brilliant performance on Podolsk suddenly sank off Am- Waite, shipyards

the mound as the Maple Leaf- herat Rock, 48 miles from Woo- miles away two hours after the of $80,700 million. Receipts for "And in any mood, powerful Wahoos despite the Navy information today.

subdued 8-1 by the sung, according to United States Connolly's first call for im- the year are estimated

mediate help was Intercepted the existing tax lawa at fact that Alice had accounted Denying earlier Chineno re

$44,600 million. for a dozen Owls via the atrike- ports that the ship was towed She was one of several ships

*"The expenditures of the "Of course. Good out route, The victors were into Shanghai harbour, United steaming to the rescue.

Federal Government are still only able to connect Alice for States navy sources aald that The 7,000-gross-ton Connolly inescapably dominated by the moments are all the seven bingles while Owl ace the Russian ship came off the carried one army officer, pas- way any its aftermath, hurler Terry Noronha limited'į rock yesterday afternoon for senger in addition, to hyr crew. the Canuckettes to five safeties, the first time since running Associated. Press.

About 3,600 strikers oc- eupled the shipyards of the liva Company here kidnap- ned the Director. Signor Marlo Petraroli and kepi him in his office all night, allowing him to leave the shipyard to go to the Pre- feel's office to discuss the settlement of the strike.

A strong force of police surrounded the today, Reuter.

of his and a pair of walks. Double-Playe: Brown to Barros Is Tal. but the Aces ́increased their truck-out By: Xavier 4, Brown #. send in their half of the inning trak on Bells off: Xavier 3, Brown 2:

Paaved Bali Baptista 2, dobila 2. with another tally on Girlie! Gann's three-bagger and Alec Time of Pier: 1 he, 10 mins. Mendonza's sacrifice; and to Umpires: Bobbins, put the game on ice the Aces Scaret: Hal Wingier.

Ramon Castro.

notched up a further trio of tallies in their last turn of the Hixth.

The Wildcats executed the only double-killing of the fracas *** in the first chapter when Dolly

"Dark Horses" In Women's Skating

Prague, Jan. 12.

Jirini Niklova of Czechoslovakia and Beryl Balley of Britain are considered to be the “dark horses" in the women's event in the European Figure Skating Championships, begining here tomorrow.

was

or were

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was not a game in which elugging was evident, but one

In which tight flelding hold down the frequent threats. In this department the Wahoos excelled with a three error dis- play whereas tho Maple Leaf- ers committed 10 miscues.

kaido and Honshu,

here.

A.F.P. Battle With Correspondent

Moscow, Jan, 12. -

. Both were only fourth In At present they differ in no The only extra base hit was re- their respective national chamway from world championships. gistered by Wahoo short-stop plonships but have aubsequently The outstanding British com- par excellence Irene Castilho The Soviet trade union newspaper, Trud, today greatly impressed,"

petitor, will probably be who poled out a clothes-line There will probably bo 20 Jeannette Altwegg,

British screamer to centre for a round- starters,

six of them from champion, who

born

Both Ulio Khoo and of tripper. Britain. A notable absentee is Swiss parents In England, She Maude Wong from the Maple Scott Leafers were good for two the American, Gretchen Merrill, fialshed fourth to Miss runner-up to the Canadian, last year and has greatly Im. safeties aplece. Barbara Ana Scoil, last year. proved since, particularly ip Irena Castilho was practical-

Sho is evidently waiting for figures. the Winter Olymple Games at Hans Gerschwlick, Swiss ed down every fly that went be- In the letter, which was pubilah The Agence France Presse today St. Moritz to attempt her re- holder of the world and Euro-hind hurter Terry Noronha ined by the French Communist news renewed its instructions to correspon pean titles, will have formidable addition to scooping up every-Paper, Humanite M. Champenols dents hot-to indulge in polemici"

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published a letter from a group of Moscow foreign correspondents protesting against the withdrawal order sent by the Agence France Presse to M. Jean Champenols, Its Moscow correspondent, fer publishing a letter on political issues, Tass, the official Soviet News Agency, reported. ⠀⠀⠀

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"In the fiscal year of 1940, 79: better for that por cent of our expenditures | exquisite flavour." directly reflect the costs of tho war, the effects of the war and

our efforts to prevent further | “And when the war."

timiz araʻout of joint", how quickly du Maurier makes them bearable!

Defence National defence, calling for $11,000 million. accounts for 28 per cent of the 1949 budget.

The review of military. ex- punditure contains a warning That wartime reserves and parts are becoming depleted and 'ob- solete and that increased re- placement te essential,"

The message gave the follow- ing estimates:

For aircraft in the Sacal year 5,1049, beginning in June $900 million, an Increase

over tast about $150 million year.

of

other opposition in the men's event thing that was honded for the Raymond Marquier, former head of Champedolo

congratulated and defended Colonel after dismissing yesterday M.

M. For naval ship construction-

$812 million for the fiscal year War of 1940, an increase of $84}

| millión over 1948. -

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Mas Scott, like most competitors, has been rising from the American, Richard windy allow She also initiate the Ferrich Repatriation Mission In

"Marquier's remarki early in the morning take Button, runner-up for the world ed and completed the only twin-Moscow, who was recalled for understood to refer, to the French advantage of the lee at its best.title last year, and John killing In the tassle when the criticism of the French attitude in rald on the Bavlar repatilailon cat, Mia Scott is determined to Letterngarver, another Ameri- rifsed | Ulla Khoo's sizzling deporting Soviet

2009 at: Beauregard, near Paris, "where collect the European, Olymple can, who is a vastly improved grounder to Hilda Soares at

froops and police discovered an ar and world tiles this year.

frat which was relayed to third Morder to return, declavian lomate notes when led to the with-

M. Champenois rejected his store, and to, tk, exchange of dip It may be the last chance she Compulsory Agures for men where Irene nalled Mary Ng agency's or any other non-European and women are being held in the] ha

that there were "no; grounds for it," drawal by, both aldın of their re- Box ScoreS

Trud reported,

||patriation "missique. akater have of capturing Euro- moming and evening of Tues- WAZOOS pean titles as plans are under day and Wedítósday,, with the fung slood-id be.... al001 - to... confine men's event-fulching on Wed- CANU Championships to Europeana in nenday night and the women's Tutary:

onThecaday night-Reuter

Trui dedared that foreign corre

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