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-THE PERFECT ·

BWISH WATON

CHINA MAIL

HONG KONG, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1948,

DERBY, PORTSMOUTH SHARE FIRST DIVISION HONOURS

Stanley

Shield

Soccer

The annual Stanley Shield' Seven-n-Skde kumekout streek

Lake

512

London, September 6,

Derby County, os-g-result of drawing at Black- pool today, now sharq top honours in the First Division of the Football League with Ports- rrouth.

Burnley, towards the bottom half of the table,

scored two points as result of a narrow win- over Preston at home.

recated i

competition, Sempr Davilon. In the Tint Dersim Srerth, { will

Hoti: | Swnadors” plac

solo aten - Kong Football Club ground, word he de bond when they Happy Valley so Satiteday and flee way the Port Vale by two Sunday.

The programme tuliow-

SATURDAY

PCA Nurund 1st Joseph's (C) 3 pan CA. A v. Nuvy

1

20

JOR

beled pola.

[11

Nocherh

The theo

pacbs:

Pred their lead

HK LAWN BOWLS 2ND DIY CHAMPS

the

The championship of °5"ctO¢1}

Division between winners, of the "A" Division, the S the boots of the talde with HK, Cricket Club and the win- Lover Hartlepool by, theners of the "B" Division Club de

Stridonk in the be

Recreio "3" will be played at the

p.rs

HK Light Orchestra Scores Hit

The baritone of Harry Mundy, skill of Edna de Carte at the pluno, the talent. of youthful Reginak Ardy and the 30-pleer orchestra under the conductorship of William Apps all contributed to the sun total of the successful sea- Hong son's opening of the Kong Light Orchestra, at the Joseph's (D) v. Army (ƒ 1 p»] There were few curpuse away Kowloon Bowling Green Club

Lee Theatre last night. " , the Past Brvision. Itul

The presentation of popular inced an audience depbild Thy the have made:terday, September 11, at

The following will represent music ine H.K.C.C.: J. Mount, R. Phil- took up most of the seats in the ps. G.W. Sewell, P. Kennedy, auditorium. The applause thul 1. Michell, L.E. Lunert, W. greeted each item was testimony Williamson, HA, Edwards, B.R.rough of the pubile's apprecin Davis, J. Prentice, A. W. Brown, ton of the music as much as for

the efforts of our amateur 1.1. Wild

who strumentalista

W. D. Chinese v. South China ( 4,30 Ps

2nd Round: St. Joseplés CAEN

Tramways (^) a pr CAA

La famundathe chest Uses season

Sunes Inzici

K.M.11. 1.39 pro. banco Shoe (1 thisted. China (0) V. Tadeo FAYDA He offer

Police (B) Y Cut Hundes

8.30 p.m. RAFIA)

Nosili,

First Division

m

}

thy

Bedfors

1

Burtdreseid

JA

J

From Punsterland

China (A) 7 pm.

BUNDAY

Chub (A)

Anatom Vi

3.60 1.0.

Navy (A) v. Kitchen 24 jun P.C.A.

St Josmplex BOJA

St. Joseph's (D) or Ainy (AT) v. W.D. Chimpse of South Charte

(B) 4.30 pun,

Set 47

Second Division

1 tes Lat

} West Ham

Brentford "i

Blackbarn Third Division-Southern Tad (135i Pot Vus

Club Hugby (17

Navy (C) Club (ey & June St. Joseph's (B) s 5.30 p.in.

Club (B) 0.p.m.

RAF. (B) v. Arny (3) 6.30 pom

Enstern v. Pober (A) 7 fram Club Secretaries on compuestest! tonte times of kick «IT

Form " t d team

m

be handed to the refer before each match.

* Swanton

IRC Recreio

The following players will re- present Indian Recreation Club in a First Division Jengue match

O against Club de Recreto (away)

on Saturday, at 4 pm.

Third Division-Northern

Insane det Slam 11. foutbe odrazn

1 Iserthport

3 Culham

Halifax

2 Hartlepool AceiatedPress.

0

M., Hussan, M.Y. Asial, K.M. Rumjahn. A.K. Mina (Skip),

A.Il Kitchell, A.M. Watib, 5 Yusuf, J. Hoosen (Skip).

M.1. Razack, A.J. Hussain, A.R Minu, UA, Bumjahus (Skp).

Pinsers fire in ment ni Die Star Ferry What (Hong Kont side)

al3.15 p.

|

evening possible.

inrude

scleteit was The progrankne

variety good, with a favour of

in compensofi fal 'some orchestral pieces which defaulted more be- cause of the limited availability

of instruments than the Individual

HUDDERSFIELD TOWN'B' goalkeeper, John Wheeler," chases the ball into the net at goal is headed by Charlton, Athletic's centre-forward, Charlle Vaughan, at the Valley, Charlton on August 28. This incident opened the scaring for the London alde. Result: Charlton 3, Huddersfield 1.—AP Photo,

efforts of the players themselves. LOCAL YACHTING

evening

The first naim of the went to 12-year-old Reginald Ardy who entertained with two vocal Items-"Where E'er You Walk"

W. (Handel, and Batholomew

for the Dove.", His delivery Wings of Impressed sufficiently to pardon for his nervousness. And once Crühgengower Cricket Club will" away," continued with expros. sions which Etted the moode of play away en Saturday against Kowloon Bowling Green which his pieces..

Harry Moody (baritone) began will be represented by.

G.C. Norman,

Dixon rather a subdued manner, V.C

"Mountai Bung. second A.J. Hall me 2 Fraser (skipi 3. Gellatly, L. G. Counties, W. C. O'Mourne" he began giving ges singing Simpson and J. McKelvie (skip): ture and volume to his 27

P. Pope. C. Dowman, R. Mnr Un and A.LG, Eastman (skip). Kowloon Dowling Green will play Club de Recreio (away) on Sunday at 4 pm. und will be re- present by:

Rugby Results Jon, September 6. Rugby Union and League Results:

Barnstable

RUGBY UNION

3 Welsh Acad, 17

London, September 7. Laurent Druthille 1 Franke will fight Britain's classy youngti middleweight, Randolph Turpin, Northampton 12 Cordi

Beatrich

3

RUGBY LEAGUE LANCASHIRE

14 Llamelly

CUP

in an eight round toil at Hoe ringay Arena on Septenter 21.

It will be a prefinar to the

1 Rochdale H, 10 between Belle Vin R. heavyweight

RUGBY LEAGUE Bruce Wondeork, European pleins plon, and the American, L. Oma Workmgton T. 7 Hunslet

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In

which warned him up for his

DUTCH TEAM BEATEN

FOR WILHELMINA CUP

The main event of last week's `yacht racing pro- gramme at Kellett island was a team race on Thursday night for the Queen Wilhelmina Cup presented to the Club by the Dutch members, in honour of Queen Wilhelmina's Golden Jubileo.

Use

a

not The race was fought under moorings and must which un

wind paddle, etc., after the five-minute of His exciting conditions wome.

Sergeant Major on Parade" and earned him a long applause tha pulled for an encore fortunately did not singing was lively and intimate

Ednu de Carte" then took the stage with her accordion and the tangoes, sway. Blue Danube began to flow, and

It was

in all an

extremely pleurant evening of light musical

entertainment.

And being an orateurs night It was all the more gratifying. WILLIAMSON WINS repented at the European YMCA The same performance will be HKCC LAWN BOWLS tonight.

tack,

boa

and rain and ended in a vic-gun has gone. All the rules for

Bailing, such as sterboard tory for the Club team over

overtaking and windward the Dutch members team by etc., can be enforced as from the 43 points to 30.

Ave-minute gun.

Declaration Forms

The event was, In fact, more clusely contested than the result shows. Mr. De Jong in No. 19 Another lesser-known rule is boat for the Dutch team was that no yacht while racing challenging the winner. He was allowed to pass between the Cust

and became disqualified in a very strong position when he Rock Beacon and Rumsey Rocky unfortunately touched the mark(except in those specific cases where Cust Rock Beagon has Weather conditions were un- been mode mark of the course, favourable for Star racing last Thu Yacht Club is having printed werk. mainly of dinghy races with, on starting with next season

The programme was on a series of declaration forms, and ali Saturday -afternoon,

helmsmen small

wiil be required to the declaration race and a turnout of sign

Once pletion of a race, declaring that five in the Dragon race.

sailed the again, the conditions for Dragon he

race In

strict racingwind and a choppy sea- accordance with the Y.R.A. rules, were Ideal and a good race was Club rules and sailing instruc- heid.

lions.

In the final of the Hong Kong when Williamson went ahead wir Cricket Club Lawn Bowls Singles we 2's to win by n murgin of Championship, W. Willamison four, best R. A. Edwards 21-17.

The final of the Club Pairs Jubilee The game WIKE very evenly competition will be played today.

played until

the last two heads, at 5.30 p.m.

South Beat North In Festival Match

London, September 6.

While the South of England boat the North by five wickets in the major Festival fixture ot Hastings today, the North are having the better of the encounter at Kingston, where they gained a first innings advantage.

73,

Handbook

ก

on com-

Results of the week's racing and the present position in the Championship Serles are given below.

TUESDAY, AUGUST 31 NON-AWEKFSTARE DINGHY RACE

Time

London made for the

particular Smoker. Black & White

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US Completes Rout Of Aussies

In Davis

Cup

Forest Hills, September 6.

The United States made a clean sweep in the Davis Cup challenge round contest with Australia today.

J

Ted Schroeder beat Bill Sidwell, and Frank Põrker accounted for Adrian Quist, to give the United States, a 5-0 victory.

The

United States had al-t

ready made certain of retaining! the Davis Cup by winning two the singles on Saturday and

that to- doubles yesterday so day's two remaining singles against Australia were merely

academic.

COLONY SWIMMING

ENTRIES CALLED

Entries, for the

Annual

Ted Schroeder won the first of Swimming Championships will them against Bill Sidwell by 6/2, close at 2 p.m. on Saturday, 6/1, 0/1 to give the Americans September 11.

a 4/0 lead in the match.

Entry forms are still available on application to the No. 1 boy at the bur of the Victoria Recreation Club.

The American's 'controlled driving kept Sidwell on the base: line so that he was never able to exploit his dangerous play at de to and the following relay teams

net. The result was that Schroe- to der won lu 52 minutes,

Quist Beaton

Frank Parker, United States No. 1 player, beat Adrian Quist, the Austrailen, captain, in the

This evening and tomorrow at p.n, the V.R.C. will hold trials

for the Colony Championships- Men's 4 x 100 yards free stylo (two teams) teright al 8 p.m. Men's 4 x 50 yards free style (three teams) tomorrow night at 0.

The V.R.C. *enine (three) for

final singles. by 6/2, 6/2, 6/3 the 3 x 100 yaris medley will be

won selected' from the 'results in the

and so the United States

won

the match by five games to nll. respective events of the Chum- Quist was never a match

for pionships.

Parker who, with never a smalle

face. did not relax the

on his face.

pressure against a tired opponent. McMANUS DEFEATS

and the

"In "46' minutes

was all over!

Only ocensionally did Quie! show glimpses of the form which put him in the front rank of the game. For the rest of the time) Parker dictated matters and was clearly the master-Reuter.

AMERICAN FOOTBALL

John

"BURKE TWO

AND ONE

Belfast, September 6. Burke, the defending champion, was beaten by Brian McManus two and one in the first round of the Irish Open Amateur Golf Championship hera today.

was the biggest shock of the opening day but Cecil Ewing. British Walker Cup golfer, barely got by J. Carroll by a one hole New York, September 6, triumph. Joe Carr, another Professional football: Buffalo Walker Cup player from Ireland, 42 Chlengo Rockets 7.—-Assoclated | begt A. Sinclair seven and six......

Associated Press.

Preis.

Boston Lengthens

Its National Lead

New York, September 6. Boston lengthened its National League lead to four games over the runners-up, Brooklyn, by beating the Dodgers twico, 2-1 and 4-0, in one of the eight major League Labour Day double-headers.

Warren Spahn allowed Brook- | New York lyn only five hits as he went the (2nd game) distancu in the 14 inning arst Philadelphia

game. Johnny Sain won his 18th (Winning pitcher Trinkle). 1.14.1 pitching victory in the seven- New York 1.14.45 inning recond game.

Now that the Yachting Hand- book containing both the Yacht Racing Association rules and the Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club Plaes feat Coxswain Racing and Sailing Bylaws has 1, "a", Manning been published, the Sailing Com- "19" Van Bydon mittee of the Yacht Club intends. to apply more rigidly some of the

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2 rules of racing which in the past have not been enforced, sola Ya, Dutch Members.

Team Haco for Queen Wilhelmina Cup.

الم

"16", Milest

"14" Corbett

THE CLUB TEAM

racing enthusiasts are TECOM- mended to study thelr bylaws Pines Beat Casawaln and rules so as not to be cought|i. "1" Bedzwick out and disqualified.

afternoon

L "✔ Weight "18". Honest

Corbelt

0174, Cool "Mallorie

non-

For example, last Sunday No fewer than 23 wickets (42): South 100 (Robertson

three- practically fell today at Hastings, where Barnett 4 for 8) and 10s for 5 quarters of the entrants should the pitch

have been disqualined. for WIN rain affected (Broderick 4 for 34). and, though on the losing side,

At Kingston: South of England observance of two rules only. The Broderick, the Northampton 2: North 245 (Oldfield 124

210 (Nuiter 7 for 02) and 93 for first of these is that a yacht be-

not comes Bable to the starter's" shire left arm

1.21. 1.32.10

Time Tt

1.41.00 11 1.19.00

1.20.00

1.22.50 1.21.03

U.S.Q.

Total.

.. THE DUTCH TEAM

"14". -De, Goede

7.

- Heording "11". Morbaue

3.47,40 1.12.11 1.23.96

t

Hoogerhuya

1.24.04

"De Jong "A", Mackay

1.8.Q

D.N.J.

P

spin bowler, out, Constable 31, Surridge 7 for orders ns from the five-minute provided the feature

**1** gan and so must be plear of its.

of the 82)-Reuter.

third

match by becoming the player, this season to complete. the double of taking a wickets and scoring a 1,000 runs.

There was fluctuating cricket nt Kingston, where the North ap- peared likely to have a bigger lend until Surridge, of Surrey,

BERNADOTTE TO MEET ARABS

London, September 6.

took five for three in an inspired Count Bornadotte, United Nations Palestina Media....

spell, which threatened them with

a deßelt, but their lost two

wickets put them in front.

מח

Tourists' Advantage

tor, flew to Alexandria today with members of his staff for talks with Arab loadors.

Total......

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 4 DRAGON RACE

Flare Boat

Cerswain

1. "Vaumia". Badawick

*"" "Coppella". Hones

1. "La Linda", Sherriff

4. **Madrigal"", "Drummond

JUBILEE HACE

- 4 13

1

3 11 2

I

Q

0 4 0

(Winning pitcher

tung)

game)

Clint Har-

f

0

0 0

(2nd game) Filladelphia

St. Louis

Pittsburgh

New York stayed within strik. ing distance of lesion with two wins over Philadelphia, 4-3 and *,,

The Giants won the 13-Inning (1st first game on catcher Wes Wes- rum's single, than took the Reven-inning nightenp behind the four hlt pitching of Clint Har- lung.

Pirates Back

~Pittsburgh~~olimmbnl-back_inta. third place with a double win over St. Louis, 2-1 and 4-1. The Pirates equalled a league record by making six double ploys in the first half of a double-header.

Chicago split wills Cincinnati ➡ to retain seventh place, one per- centage point ahead of the last place Reds. Chirago lost 1-3 in the first game but took the secpari gamo 8-2.

Time 1.01.50

- Boston boosted its American Dazu | Lengtie læadīlu a′′game and a hilf 1.8.8 by beating Washington 14-8 and 149, 2-1. The Red Sox won the fist with a nine-tru difth inning and on Jack Kramer's the second four-hit pitching.

York's Yankees : won New thale opener from Philadelphia

115.10

2.01.30

1.B8.04

1.10.85 1.43.00

•

BUNDAY, SEPTEMBER DINGHY SWEEPSTAKE RACE * Morning. 18th In Hanúar Harian Ziaro

Boat Cosmin..

- Time... · Ste.

6-4 but the Athletics took, the

5

0

(Winning pitcher Bob Chemo) St. Louis

(2nd game) Pittsburgh

4: 12 (Winning pitcher Vie, Lom

bardi)

Chicago

(ist_game). Cincinnati

(Winning

Vander Meer)

Chicago,

(2nd game) Cincinnati

14

pitcher

6 1 Johnny

7

2 ร 1

(Winning pitcher Bob Rush)

American League

Boator

(1st game). Washington

R મ

14 18

0 13

(Winning pitcher Mel Parnell) Hoston

(and game) Washington

(Winning pitcher. Jack Kramer) 9 3 Philadelphia

(1st game) alghtcap 6.2-to: shatter New New York ...

6 13 3

0.

kat. "LuUgby"? He is expected to meet Azzam relief organisations, are Inven DINOUT RACE, NON-BWEEPSTAKE

tigating likely alter Pasha, Secretary-General of

between 1, "4", Hoogerhure In the Scarborough match the

Lake. Tiberius and the Dead ( 1. *"10", ¦ Yourten tourists for South Africa gained the Arab League, prior to to-

Sem for "tent towns to shalter". Von Bysken, advantage over Leveson night's meeting of the League's

up to 80,000 Arab refugees in "10" Du Hola Gowers' XI,

Political Committee, which is mainly through, a

'the Jordan Valley, a report

- Vörk's winning streak at nine grand Innings by Brown, who had to discuss the co-ordination of

from Rhodes said, -

(Winning pitcher Vic Haschi) been honoured with going in firat. Arab policy at the United Ná-

games and and their own los-Philadelphia Ho engaged in two good stands, tlöng Paris meeting this month.Į

Ten other towns are being B-|| 1. "4". Hancock k

ing streak at sight 1.4.30 17 Cleveland fell four and a half New York

(2nd game)\ Arst with Pearce and then with The Committee is also discuse- ¡tablished, in thọ Lebanon, Syris, 15. “15”, Mian Loseby C4 1.47.30 18

games behind ·Beslan by splitting Donnelly, while bowling honours ing unification of command of the Transjordan and at Gaza to ac-15. Corbeth

(Winning pitcher J. Coloman) went to Denis Compton, who Arab forces in Palestine, admin-commodate more Arab refugees, "", flobson

1867 13 with Chleago, losing the opener

Cleveland

.. 1.10 took

Iust four intrative arrangements

1-3 and winning the second 1-0. three of the

and the now estimated at more than 300,- Afternoon,.^.10th in Husinar Series

Causin

(1st game) Tima · Pis. || St. Louis and Detroit, divided wickets for only 20 rur

general situation. i'

000, of whom 70-are women and Pines Boat

Chicago 10", Mullerle Close of play scores:

On his return from 'Alexandria, | children.

KL. 23108 $1 their 'pair. Detroit took the first 2. "14", Hongrehurs

20.49 11 0-1 and lost the second, 10-11. (M.$7.19=-18) African Tourists 247 and 14 for down

Scores:

at

At Scarborough: M.C.C. South Count Bernadotte may touch Today's Igracil communique said "13" Yourler is due in that "Arab forces opened are in 14. “4". De Zông Amman He

diplomatic

around dawn, using light

1.41.00

2.01.18 17 National League

20 wicket Loveson-Cower's X1 Tel-Avie on Winnalle aspects arbi

the Southern areas of Jerusalem BUMMER "CHAMPIONSHIP.

279 (Brown 123, Compton 3 for

20).

of the Palestine

GERIES

ZaEngland | flnet from //KETKOM machint-guns ondthrea-inch |— STAUSÆBr. Hope (Belopowań), Brooklyn-

are mortars:

* At Hartinge: "Bout

Total points to data 821 Mr. Tontier : (1st game) boat the North by 5 wickets expected to occupy, tonight's Isolated shola were heard in, Malorie Ing ́Mr. Dewar 18 d. Euston North 182

and 115 (Mallett 8 for meeting of the Arab League's the city throughout the night, Political Committoo, described but there have been no reports Printed and; published for the proprie by some Arab eiroles in Alexan- of casualties.

Incidents ended two ton, The Newspaper Keterprise, zimited, dria as the "most important. In These.

WALTER JAMES KRATER, Windsor the League's history days of absolute quiet in the Holy Hoaly Tosh Kon

Reconhalashon parties, from Cily Reuter.

Merrick 17: Le Ingham 16: LL. Hamilton (Winning

Saptalu Tannock Thy Mr," Wright 16.

Spahn) DINONING. Me, · Banana 2 2083! Mr. Yourint 100% St. Marie, 100; How Brooklyn

burs 00: Mr. Cockets Way - Tyler 92 (3rd game) . Wrishi 491 Mr. Von Brdou #t, Me Boeties page FRitter (0004 246

pitcher

14

RH.:

...

3

Winning pitcher J. Haynes)

(and game) Chicago!!

(Winning pitcher Bob Feiler) Detroit

(1st janin)

+13 08. Boul",

Warren (Winning pitcher.

(Winhing pitchar Johnny Belo)

Detroit

1.- (2nd gamo) v

St. Louis

[Winning spitelle:

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