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BUREN

'THE PERFECT

HWISS WATCH

CHINA MAIL

AUSSIES HAVE EASY WIN

HONG KONG, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1948.

AGAINST SOMERSET TEAM

ARSENAL BEATEN AGAIN

Taunton, August 30.'

The Australian cricket tourists boat Somerset by

an innings and 374 runs here today.

A combination of good bowling by McCool and Johnston, with weak and spiritless batting, brought about the double collapse of Somer- set in under four hours before tea.

TENNIS LEAGUE TABLES

The following are the up to tables of the various divisions of the Tennis League:

"A" DIVISION

London, August 30, The pitch was in no way dif-to close the Innings at 115, and Arsenal, 1947-48 First Divi-ferent from that on which the the, County had to follow on 145 date alon football champions, lost Australians made 530 for 5 on runs behind,

When the same bowler dia- their second game in three days | Saturday, today, bowing to Stake City. Whether bowling medium, fast missed Gimblett leg before with

WC.R.c. "A" the Accond Two uther First

MAAA Recreio Division or just below mediuin pace, the second ball of

he had taken three

HCC.ILC, "I" games today buth saw the home Johnston presented difficulties and s

A good .g.C.C. McCool showed his best form of wickets in four balls.

catch in the gully off a fierce cut K.G.C the tour with leg

by Watts brought the Australians R.C.C. “H" googlies flighted

another success in Miller's

first K.T..C,A, apun quickly.

dr lose. Hesults

First Division Villa

2 Bolton Sheffold (J. 1 Liverpool

1 Arselial

Second Division

Stoke

Leicester

Lutens

Spirs

West Ham

breaks cleverly

and

and

Johnston, McCool and Ring were responsible for Somerset's

V disinissal for 115 shortly after which the gates lunch, during Queen's Park 3 were closed for the first time in with the history of the club. o 13.000

anet thousands

2

$

L'indut Coventry

2 Wednesday Third South

Bristol R 4 Bournemouth

Millwall.

fialeshend

Orient

Third North

artlepool

Mansfield

Rotherham York

Bellevue

2 Rochii

inside

11151

2 turned away.

When the last man of Somer-

set's seepust innings feli leg le a fore wicket to Johnston to end the innings, Johnston became the first of the tourists to take 100 wickets,

1 Darlingto Bradford C. 0 Accrington

1 Southport

Rugby League

Rangers

Featherstonze

Rovers

Hull Kingston

Rovers

11 Swinlona

25 York

2 Dewsbury

Associated Press.

over with only a leg bye scored.

Second Collapse

Miller bowled gat little half pace, but Johnston's

beat frequently winters baismen.

(R.C

L.R.C.

cute. "A"

a

F. W. L. D. 7. A. Pts. 7 7 0 0 KE 540 31 20 21 420 ED 25 21 17 10

14

14

·

21

•

1 2 0 244 25%

5210 26

41

6 - 1 4 8 1

600 104 14%

"A" DIVISION

P. W. 1. D. P. A. PL.

200 6914

7156 S overį 8.0.A.A. "A" DN 10 61% 19% 14 out- eerste "A" 11 7 4 0 47 12

19641 49% the C.C.c.

C.R.C. "C" #21 DO FI.K.U. At 34, however, Johnston S.C.A.A. changed to bowling slow round flecreio "11" the wicket and in his first over C.R.C."

Walford WAS-K.C.C. after the switch missed at silp, but Buse did falk...c.c.

D catch there, Somerset proceeded to collapse

10

Austrollins declared 'The Saturday's total of 500 for

al

G

*

when the match зводя the morning.

resumed

.R.C. U.A.R.C.

in even worse fashion than their

with first effort,

McCool

and K.C Johnaton doing the damage.

I.K.C.C. Johnsten became the first man LR.C Fine bowling by ill Johnston

of the

tour to take 100 wickets | K.0.0. the opening

the 14 marked

County's innings. Though Gim when he dismissed Hazell in the Berreio

The left hander LADIES' with second innings. boundaries scored

nosalynis and finished with a match drives 10 as he was not happy against of eight for 68 and McCool had

A

blett sparkling

MY LOVE'S

PRICE CUT

forward

of

Johnston's left Drm medium- fast swingers and fell to Ane eateb by McCool at first slip with the total at 31.

Timid Batting

14

39%%% 10

10

EN 40 41

12

* * *

40

•

82 40 11

A

740 30% 125

11 24 TA

714 185

(7%

* 170 10

12

2

1 1 10 0 22

77 MIXED DOUBLES DIVISION

P. W. L. D. F. A. Pts. [1 12 650 37 720 32 24 IA 7430301⁄2 281⁄2 1

401036 27% 500 11% 18% 5 DOUBLES DIVISION

P. W. L. D. F. A. Pia

#2 7 74 30% 32%

30 21 10 1414% 504 10

C.R.C

n match analysis of eiglit for 448.R.C.

Final scores:

Rectelu Australians: 580 for 5 declared, K.C.C.

Somerset

18T INNINGS

2ND INNINGS

The off spinners of Johnston Gimblett c McCool U Johnston 19 Gimblett lbw b Johnston

McCool's leg breaks and

Walford stp. Saggers b McCool 20

and

CUT Cued further trouble Walle dip! Saggers h Johnson 10 Watts Hussett b Miller

London. August 30. ; My Love's price for the Si. Leger was cut from two to one

to Somerset, who

whose

batemen

wn. Bure e Humence b McCool W* Woodhouse not out

contributed to their own down- timid footwork.

foll

by

Suggers made two fast stump-

np. Coupe b Ring

Val-Tremblott h McCool

Ings to dismiss Watis and Wal-Wellard e Ring b McCool to 11 to Bat tonight's Vic-ford, and Buse lifted a catch to Lurkes lhw b Ring

toria Club call over.

Noor, who

had

Cover.

were

When Ring bowled Coope inzet b Johnston

out in 75 been joint ball the side second favourite, drifted to the minutes for 67. The pitch had Redman e Hasselt b Johnston nine's leaving Black Tarquin not deteriorated, but good bow- clear second favourite m 15 2.ting and poor batting brought

to 2. Royal Drike was again offered about the collapse.

at

McCool's

Orst

Extras

Total

BOWLING

M

5

11.5 3

C

86% 2

12

1

Barnes McCool 21

0 4Buse e McCool b Johnston.. 21 33 Woodhouse e Johnston.

2 Coope e Hamence b McCool

Tremblett Miller b McCool

*

Wellard e Johnston ↳ McCool

5 Luckes not out

Redman e Ring b Johnston BHnzell lbw b Johnston

д

of

A MIXED GRILL of aircraft wheels,

nesting bird, broken propellers and a windsock decorated the hat model-flying enthusiast Rodney Carpenter, 17, of Alton, Hamp- shire.

Here he is seen starting up his powered model aircraft with which he participated in the all Hearts Model Aircraft Rally at Radlett Aerodrome, Hertfordshire.-AP Photo.

YACHTS TO RACE FOR WILHELMINA TROPHY

The Yacht Race for the "Queen Wilhelmina Cup” will take place at Kellet Island at 6 p.m. tomorrow, weather permitting, between team of six representing the Dutch members of the Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club and a The team 'team of six representing the Club.

captains ara Mr. J. v'T. Hoogerhuys and Mr. T. F. Honess rospectively.

This cup is being presented

1.33.04

9. "15". Robinson ......... 1.37.03

SATURDAY, AUGUST 28 DRAGONB-Start (446

Extrus

115

Total

71

BOWLING

M

wickets

Miller Johnston Johnson McCool Ring

3

1

E

to the Yacht Club to mark the 10. Du Bola occasion of the 50th anniversary

17.4 0 34

1 0 4

of the accession to the throne Ples Best

of H. M.

1. "L«Linda”. Sherriff'

11 Q 21

4 McCool

14

4 17 2

4 23 -Reuter.

4

1. "Coppelia", Stenfa

It will be a Challenge Cup and

which con- at 10 to 1, white his stable com-tinued when Tremlett was bow- Phhion Vio-Day remained at the led-and-Wellard was caught at 20's, Timur was easier to back mid on.

100 to 9 and

four fair-amount of business was done at tonight's cust him only 13 runs. Woodhouse

Retimna

for 20 stayed all over. The next will be on and

minutes before lunch and added: Wednesday.

Tonight's prices were: 11 to 83 runs. The 106 went up in us My Love: 15 10 2 Black Tarquin; many minutes.

9 to 1 Noor; 10 to 1 Royal Drake; The luncheon interval was but 100 to Timur, 100 to 7 Solarn brief respite for the Somerset Slipper: 20 to Vic Day: 22 to batsmen. In his first over after 1 Count Rendered göd Älycidon; the break Johnston took the 20 to 1 bar those time.-Reuter, wickets of Reuman, and lazell

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Dodgers Take Firm Grip On National Lead

New York, August 30.

Brooklyn Dodgers took a strong grip on first placa in the National League today by sweeping their second double 'header in two days from St. Louis Cardinals, 6-5 and 6-1.

A stunned crowd of 33,500

was at St. Louis when they

*

rallied for four Mins in the ninth inning to take the opener.

Hermanski

opened with single and Duke Snider rapped a double to out runners at second and third as Ted Wilks relieved Dickson, Pinch hilter Peto Riser altahed a two run double into the left field corner..

Arky Vaughan got a pinch-hit single and Bruce Edwards in- tentionally walked to fill bases.

Tommy Brown

A fly ball by pinch hitter Marv Rackley scored

with the tying run and George

Surrender

Of 10,000

Japs Report

of

Nanking, August 31. Military authorities reserved Shubas' single brought home | confirmation of surrender Vaughan with the winning tally; 10,000 Japanese of the Kwan-

In the nightcap, Dodgers Hed

the game in the third, rallied in tung Army to the Changchun the sixth, and got two more in garrison, but admitted there the ninth on Hallen's single and was such a report and report- ed Japanese troops in the Miksis' double.

of Chang-

pelshan.

The twin win extended Dod- mountain retreat дета winning sirenk to seven straight games and was their eighth victory in a row over Car- dinals.

Scores:-

wards.

The military spokesman, Major- General Chang Liu-shih, told the Assoclated Press the Government would issue an official statement NATIONAL LEAGUE

as soon as a detailed report was 4 14 Brooklyn Dodgers

received, "because these Japanese 5. 10 0 61. Louis Cardinals ....

should troops

be repatriated." Dodgers: P. Erskine, Minner, "It is too early to talk about the Behrman, Palico; c. Bragan, Ed-technical points involved in the

Bold reported surtender"

the Cardinals: P. Dickson, Wilks; e. spokesman. Wilber

These were

remnants of the 6 11 0 Japanese Kwantung Army who plendent to surrender to Chang- 1 5 1 chun military authority after the

employed Dodgers: P. Ilatten; e. Cam-Communists

heavy panella.

pressure against them, according p. Johnson. Pollat, to reports reaching the Defence Staley, Brazle: Dickson; e. Rice. Ministry.

United Press.

General Cheng Tung-kuo sent planes

and a strong force to con- tort them near Shuangcheng, 60 miles southeast of Changchun

Brooklyn Dodgers

(2nd game)

St Louis Cardinals ....

Cardinals:

Tom Blower Abandons Return Trip

Tom

Boulogne-sur-Mer,

August 30.

Blower, the English

the Queen of the Netherlands. "21". Mine Van Stonnée.. 1.87.40 11 swimmer who left Dover last This next year it will be com- 2. "4", Mes Darby peted for

about April 30, the 1 Mien Dewer

4. "$1", Mr. Sinemas ... Juliana. birthday of H.M. Queen-J

i fackmore

**25*, Miss Icmehy

7. "g". Migs Rall

1.43.26

1.68.10

1,55.20

1:57.55

1.22.30

Б

2.30.00

It is to he hoped that next fine calling Thursday will see weather so that the first race for k, "14", Mmn. Megrich .... 1.40.00 this cup can be held under ident conditions.

Conditions last week-end were

very wet

enthusiasts spent

BUNDAY, AUGUST 29 DINGDIER

Bart 1115, 18th In Summer Series

Time 1. "14", Honru 1. "4", Blaauw

In contrast to Saturday, when batsmen dominated

the County cricket programme, bowlers came for from ideal for sailing and Place Boat Coxswain more into their own today, although there was three days on Saturday, Sunday Von Splun no weather reason for this,

and Monday. Evert so, big folds. Fjeldstad Абл result, Warwickshire, At Leicester: Leicestershire turned out for the daily races, Halbele Hampshire and Glamorgan all beat Glamorgan by on innings including the Ladies' race on had to follow.on, and while and

Leicester 264; Saturday which started in heavy, of Glamorgan 114 (Walsh 6 for 46) rain and only light winds, Warwickshire made. sure avolding the Innings defeat and 112 (Walsh B for 40).

At Hove: Yorkshire 315 for 9 just before stumps' were drawn declared

Miss Dowar was fre! in the and 110: Sussex 192 Hampshire are still in danger Parks 64, Wardle 3 for 35) and mark many boats lost heavily lead but after rounding the first; while Glamorgan were well and 46 for one-Reuter. truly beaten.

Dew

This set-back for the County champions was surprising, hut perhaps they were taking things easy after their cham- plonship triumph.

Jack Walsh, an Australian leg break and googly bowler, was the main cause of Glamorgan's col-

38 runs.

Tennis In

Istanbul

Istanbul, August 30.

•

Lost Heavily

against the tide and eventually

the when

wind strengthened, Miss Van Steensel in No. 23 dinghy got a long lead and wan comfortably.

Miss Harrower had the misfor- tune to hit the mark when con- testing for second place just be- The ladies have The Istanbu! Internationalfore the end. lapse with a match analysis of Tennis Championship ended to now had three of the five races 14 for 80, taking seven for 29 be- day with Patrick Hughes of Bri- in the summer series and at pre- tween lunch and tea.

tain and Stalies of Greece taklar sent Mrs. Honess is in the land. Ord, of Warwickshire, with a the men's doubles title,

Leadership of the open dinghy century in about four hours, en-

championship also changed hands They eliminated F. Weiss and cham able his County to make a better H. Red of Austria-3-0, 6-0, 6-3, over the week-end. show in their second Innings, 6-4.

Details of the last week's sall- while the only other century- Miss M, Gorodesky of Turkey ing races and the latest position maker today was Davis, of North- und Redi won the mixed doubles of the leaders in the three sum- amptonshire, who hit 18 fours off beating Miss

V. Mattor

armer championship follow:

TUESDAY, AUGUST 24

the Essex attack during a stay of Lebanon and Hughes 6-3, 6-2. three hours 40 minutes,

The Champions will be pre- cented silver engraved cups at a ball tonight--Associated Press.

season.

Bowling Foats

CFA Team For Sunday

1. "Deneb", Honess..

"Polaris". Mallorie

4. "Daphsa", Yourleff

DINGHIES

1.26.01

1.28.04

1.20.05%

1.20.00

Pt

the reports sal

sold.

in

They sold the 10,000 Kwantung Army men, despite three Yours of hiding were "still bost shape," with auffelent equip- ment and supplies.-Associated

Press

Reduction

Of Interest

On Loans

Shanghai, August 31.

1, all Beginning September

night to swim the Charinel both ways,-abandoned the re- turn trip on medical advice at after coming ashore 480011

Cap Gris Nez, near here, this banks and financial institutions, afternoon.

both Government operated Blower knocked 23 minutes private, will be required to com off the England to France reply with the official regulations la cord, made by E. H. Temme in supplementary to the financial rato 11934. His time was 15 hours 31 reform measure setting the

of interest on loans at 10 per cent 17 | minutes.

11

1.45,02

7,46030

1.57.00

A

and

A telegram received at Deal affective for 15 days: annoista

10 Southern England, from Cap Gris Nez said: "Blower broke Temme's record for England to France by 25 minutes, time minutes.

" DuBois 18" Evane

Nam Lonrar .... 1000 DINGHIES—AWEKPSTÅKO Stark 1810, 17th In Bummer Series Place Best Coxswain

7 đi ngay

1. "1", Von Brdon

E. *18*, Darby

1. "10 Hoogerhuys

↑ ***". DeJong

5.

Yourie If

0. "13", let

7. "1", Mallorle

7. "22", Jlonese

9.

" Corbett 19. ""*, Robertson

PL

According

ما

the

ment, the present rate of interest.

15 per cent on bank loans will

15 Hours 31 be progressively reduced until it Is brought within the maximum Temme's time was 15 hours 54 limit of two per cent by Octboer 2.18.50 15 minutes, and the telegram's re-1.

From September 16, onwards, 2.13.31 18 ference to 25 minutes was to-the rate will be reduced to the 7.14.34 1898

2.15.80 10

2.10.28 .13

night being checked.

Of the four Egyptians who set maximum of five per cont until the end of the month. Beginning 2.19.20 1 out from the French coast yes October 1, the Ministry of Fin- Channel succeeded-43-ance will act to enforce a further reduction of the rate to the maxi- year-old Hassan El Rehim, who

1.17.19

terday on a one-way

2.7.18

10 swim only one

2.17.40

2.17.40

MONDAY, AUGUST 30 DINGHIES SWEEPSTAKE RACE Bet 1820, 18th in Summer Borisa

Catswain

Place Best

1.44%, millest

1. "14". Mallarie

1. "" Robson

4. 9. Hones

"10", Hoogerhuys "1", yan

T. "*" Corbett

*." DuBols

." Jané

10 "10", Furzer

PL

reached the coast of England last mum of two per cent.

swimming across in

night after

17 hours 38 minutes.

These rules shall also apply to bank deposits with a correspond-

Mobilisation Act-Reulor.”;

Two othern were brought to ing rate of interest. Violators will the 1.24.09 is the English coast early today prosecuted under the General

14 after an unsuccessful altempt. 1.20.10 The fourth Egyptian gave up 1.37,06 14 last night after seven

1.26.00

1.1.11 11 Reuter.

1:40.00 12

1.05,00 11

2.15.00 10 3.40,00 0 2.41.00

BUMMER CHAMPIONSHIP

SERIES

STANI M. Hones (Helmsman), Lota) points to date $3; Mr. Yourlet EB; Mr. Mellore 10 Mr. Dower 181. Lt.Cdr. Meyrick 177 Lt. Ingham 15: Lt. Hamilton

Lt Dee 10,

hours.-

Lawn Bowls Open Pairs

The following are the result

16; Captain Blancock 133 Mr. Weight 15: of games played yesterday in the Open Palis of the. Lawn Bowls DINGHIES: Mr. Honams (Helseman), | championship: total palate to date 10: Mr. Ourbetà OT;;

STARR

1. "Bellatrix”, Delong

Heart 1800, 18th in' Summer Berlin Place Book Coxswain

Tima

1.17.01 1.18.30 -1.20.0%

Pta

- 1.30,00

• Time

0.44.00

2,45.30 0.47.02 0.47.02% -6.49.15

LADIES' HELMSMAN SERIES Margaret Honess (Halmaman),"

Start 1810, New Brespotaka Race

Place · Bent Cażowaln

1. "g". Manning

T. *14*, Corbett

J., Robsoni

4. ""81", Van Byden

MILITARY OLYMPICS

next week-end,

W. Hong Sling and A.M. Omar and Mr. Youred #5) Mr. Hoogerhare #4) beat S. Yusuf ad M. Y. Adal 32-

Lt. Tyler 91: Mr. Mallorie 90: Mr. Wright 15. 19: Mr. Von Bydou $8 Mr. Millest 69: Mr. DuBois 78.

Brussels, August 30, When teams representing the armed forces of

Great Britain, Belgium, France, Holland, Den mark, Norway,

Luxembourg and Turkey meef in a military athia- ties championship programme

the programme. Recompanying ceremonies. will follow Olympic Haes.;

miniaturo Olymple ́ torch, AR. Mniu and. A. K. Minu ignited from the perpetual fame

and beat B, M. Omar

of Belgium's Un K. M. at the tomb

known Soldier will be relayed by Lota! Omar 20-14. 6.49.07.14 points to date 31; Me Blackmore #AE Coates and B. W. Brad-representatives of all eight teams. Jana Strellett AT: Pat Loseby 17: Lobel bury beat A. A. Razack and J. 8. to the Heysel Stadium, Brussels, where it will be ured to light a Barrower. Si Bonty D'Arer 17: Su Landolt 8-14

T. V. V. Ribeiro and C. Roza dame, which will bum Wernick 141 Vien Van Cleemed ! Ban bars Toogood 181 Mise Darby: Andria Fereira beat A. J. Hall and J. tinusily throughout the

wook Dewar B) Miss U141) de

Fraser 20-11.

end. R. F. da Luz and J. A. da Luz

It is expected that a number How-

of Olympic Games finalists will selet 23-20,

6. Seemin and A. teams Router.

Essex had earlier taken their scors to 514, thele highest of the

Other

bowling feats good 'were Foord's' four for 12 spell foé Yorkshire against Sussex and MeMahon's seven for 108 for Burrey against Hampshire.

The following will represent -Ne*bowled unchanged for three|

Football and three-quarter hours

Association to Chinese sand' down 46

ngainst the. Hong Kong-Macau overs. Close of play scores:

Police in a football match on At Lords: Middlesex 370: War- Sunday, at the Boundary Street wickshire 110 (Sims 4 ter 38, at 5.30 p.m. sharp.

Yow Tak, Yu Kai Yon, Young 3 for 11) and 270 for Trang Chung Wan, Cheung Slu (Ord 134. Donnelly $5).

THURSDAY, AUGUST 25 Ling, Mok Kam Chung, Tung At Clacton: Essex 814-(Pearce Sam, Hung Hing Yuk, 02, Ray Smith 607; Northampton- Kwan Sing, Tam Chun Fal, Chlu shire 319 for 4 (Brookes 55, Davis Foo, Lee Chun Fat, Tong Tea Face Dock Desgwala de 120, Oldfeld 74).

Kit Tam Woon Cheung, Lee Pingallazin", Dewer

Yu

Fung

At Gloucestershire: Kent 282 Chiu, Wong King Chun and Leo and 124 for 2 (Ames 09 not out): Shek Yau. Gloucestershire 280 (Crappa 50), 7.

Wilson 74, Dovey 4 for 30).

6. "17"*, Miss Dewar,

6. “21”, Mim Stowel 1. Solman.

10, Dubole Porrer

10. 18 Watson

0.40.0K 0.51.04 0.53.16 0.51.92

com

PBASEMAND INJURED beat T. A. Madar and C. B. eppest, in one or another of the

STARS Start 1800, 19th in Bummer Beries 2

Time 1. "Deneb", Hones

1.10.40 1.10.05

3. Polaria”. Yourles

1.21.01

4. ŽAIDU, Weight

CAT DINONIRA

New York, August 30, George Kell, Detroit Tiger Wahab lost to L C. R. Souza and third baseman, was in a New M. J. Medina 10-25. VRC TEA PARTY

'August. 81.

York medical centre today with Blast 1815,-Nam Swoonutaka Race a double fractured lower right

-At. Bournemouth; ), Surrey 449 His Excellency, Bir Alexander Pista. Rush) | Cezowałn for 7· declared: Hampshire 259 Grantham, will leave Hong Kong : KWAN, Mansing

Rogers TD. Bailey 63, McMahon by plane for Peiping for an IKI-

7 for 108) and 20 for ono..

Printed (and pühllsbad for the proprie. Sora, The Newspaper Enterprise, Limited, DUUKAUTER, JANES: KRATER, Windsor

official visit on September 9...

The Governor will be secGET= panied by Lady. Grantham.

They will return, on Saptember

11" Von: Bydon

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∙1.31.00

Tokyo, Au

The Victoria" Recreation Club) Jaw

which he suffered when A total of 15 deaths out of 30 will be entertaining members of 13601 | #trick" by' a ball hit by- Joe di passengers reported miasing when fife awelmming team at a les POETY, 1.30.0 Maggio during the first game of an overloaded ferry-boat, capelped this afternoon at the club lounge?

York-Detroit on Saturday' on, a lake in Hok

This is a traditional gesturn of kaido, ham been confirmed, the .I.Cand stand for a social The boat with a fixed passen» i prolide to the Colony Bwimming ger capacity of td, was carrying Championships which follow

134.00 Yesterday's New 101 double header...

1.ELOS Kelf: will be jost to the Tigers 11.37.00 for the remaindor of the season.

1.01.01 --Unilog: Press.