1948-10-04 — Page 12

BUREN

THE PERVEUT

SWISS WATOM

CHINA MAIL

EASTERN, CAA WIN SOCCER MATCHES

Two First Division soccer matches were played yesterday, resulting in East- ern and Chinese Amoteur Athletic garnering two points oach at the expense of RAF and Kwong Wah.

The game between Chinese Amateur Athletic and

Kwong Wah was more in the nature of a dog- fight than a soccer match.

ת

Athlete's victory was not a Kwong Wah were gaining the popular onr, as the persistency upperhand at this stage and the defence Was belog their sing with which certain of

in doubtful forced into making tactical mix- players resorted

In the course of an attack tactics against lighter and less token.

Lon Athletic goal, a

defender the experienced oppements was handled and penalty W115 strongly condemned by spec- Fawarded, Leung Fook-chung took the spot kick, but he let his side The only match played in Til down badly when he shot yards Second Division was between ; wide of the

mark.

aff, the Athletic Sucitors Clerks Association and

thin {1 Tuite, which it sulted at a win pressed strongly 1 increased fu the latter by two guns to their fend through Lo Wah-sing Bed sets of forwards attacked

the goalies in turn and being repentedly applauded as

lators

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HONG KONG, MONDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1948.

Big Crowd Attends Start Of Softball Season; Canucks Win

(By "GRANDSTAND")

Sussex Lose To A large crowd turned out at the C.B.A. ground

Stonecutter's

wan

A friendly cricket, match played at King's Park between Stone- yesterday cutter's and HMB Bussex.

Blonecutter's Batting first, Accred 00 for 9 declared, Hughen Was top-scorer for Stonecutter's, with 25 runs to his credit.

Stonecutter's made shart work of their opponents, who worn scuttled out for a paltry

23 runs.

yesterday to witness the Softball League go off with a flying stort.

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Marching to music furnished by a Filipino band, a contingent from the Wahoos, holders of the "China Mail" Shield, headed a porode of 19 teams all dressed in their colourful uniform.

The procession was brought to | Canuck ahult in front of an assembly-Bunn muffed a sitter. of dignitaries including the Con-slugled to drive in the second nehmter U. 11 2 4 22 15 12 suls for the United States, Purally but Lefty Newton tugal and the Philippines,

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Portsmouth Derby Hinaham7. Charlton Sunderland Luke

Newcastler Heather And fanned Woiven

Botton

Manchester Blackpool Bloke

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London, October 2; While the four unbeaton teams in English League football ware keeping their records intact, Aston Villo, a club with such a proud record in football, were starting what they hope will be a climb from the strange position; for them, of bottom in the First Division.

Inspired by Con Martin, their recent £10,000 ac-..

quisition from Leeds, at centre half they split. the Sheffield United defence wide open to score three times in the first 13 minutes and so pave the way to victory. Martin had a big share in

Ciff Britton saw Everton, the

the first goal, which seemed team he is to manage, beaten by

to give the Villa the necessary incentive. Ла A result of their win they rose one, place in the table,

Even more rapli scoring was 31 3 4 3 2 1 accomplished by Wolverhampton, who had four guts to their credit Litside 12 minutes ord after a

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the breeze to end the rally.

The Canadians really turned Dog Molthen, Présulent of the

made Softball Association,

on the heat in their half of the stirring speech ening upon semester with a 4-hi► nituck that every Inn and ball-player to pull netted them five markers. The

three in Hurnier they brought off brilliant saver. realt. There was some play at together for the common cause, Clubbers replied with

to liverpool Chinese

took Athletic

the Lan, the Kwong Woh goalie, was the other end of the Beld, but At the same time he thanked the the next but were unable

C.B.A. for the loan of their make up the early loss, despite Huddersfield. #difficult it was only sporadic raiding and initiative night from the kick- uid as he saved

Preston E. the

Middlesbora.. 11 11 lead three hot and immediately on getting at no time did the Airmen's front ground and Mr. T. B. Wilson for the fact that they silence

look dangerous.

bemeld U... 11 Butcher, his generous help, without wulch Canuck artillery for the rest of xtort after the

when rid of the ball, collapsed on the line

came near with a fine header but he said, Softball would not have the stamme. following a melee in front of the ground.

Corks

Markar and Junior achieved it's present popularity.

with Robbins

Clubbers Kwong Wan Roatanmuth,

The Mall was rapidly taken to that was all.

Mr. J. E. McKennin, Consul- Don unto his the Athletic goal area. but Fender placed the ball

the After 10 minutes Eastern took

States Lima and Bob Porter were good for two in three chances at "bat. then performed the defence managed to scramble the the lead. The ball was centred General for the United

traditional Encouraged by this early sue- halt away and it went to le Wah- and a mis rerum

u misunderstanding between

Pitching the Celemony of

irst while Maple Leaf gardener Luke cess, Athletic tormed the Kwong, sing, who raced through to score

one Soutar

ball by grooving ane right ever Bunn ntoned for his costly hob Wan goal und it was niy

the the final goal of the match, with Hung-kee the simplest of openings the mute to start the Senior Len: ble with a rousing two-bagger to bebint gual-keeping Lathe Kwang goalie still on the und he had no difficulty in rear-gue penght race with a game spark the fourth inning five-run

prising. Trishn which prevented

nayground writhing in pain and reg from three yards. turther goals being terred.

ceiving the attention of a team- immediately 1 Shit-ping, the Athlette in mute,

right,

a good serving! missed

Shortly after, the final whistle elince when he third wide with came, the goalie lyng on the gromsl

C.A.A.: Yu Kalyan, Ed Pinginnns. He fust. It seemed at this stage that Maintaining pressure, Alfilele Six, the Ram-ast, Man Chungswing, enly the goalkeeper stood between increase their lend when the ball, feunt Plopsa, Kwok twakebene, Tat Fastern atter striking the cross-bur, ekspine, fa Walking, Cha

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RESULTS AT A GLANCE

FIRST DIVISION

C.A.A. Eastern

Bolicitors'

6 Kwong Wah 2 2 R.A.F.

BECOND DIVISION

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Almost between the Canadians and the Wai-lam got | American Club.

Canucks Win

through, but was ruled offside.

Bartrum gained applause for two saves he made when all looked

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Padre Lina snorkel the Am- erican lafielt with some

classy

play reminiscent of the pre-war Molinwk ern, but the wild and woolly 3-ren handleng in

the Ørst

inning was too much overconic..

Box Score

Bin Woo's Canucks chalked up

with an 8-5 triumph over

first victory in the fag chose

American Clubbers MeGowans benitul Muple Lest hurter Kassa Chi-fungals.

Nazarin's deadly hit pitching. After the restart, Lee Hung-ker | Nazarin walker! only one to first The changed his position to lead the while losing pitcher Bob Porter CANADIANS

forwards and Grogen and Cross who yielded seven hits pussed 17, whir Cheras &l=fat, Ne Kau-kwony.

Jur, Marker Talso changed but thin later al two to first base on balls. Wei-tub, Luna Prokhun. Low

The Clubbers were retired in Makar +fond m Tak-bing and Kwick Mansiimteration was forced by virtue of

injuries. Eastern still dominated the first frame in one-two-three wa the game nilhough

ap-order while peppy George. White folktra it was

leading off for the Canucks drop us ped one past the infled for the Dilver first single of the season. Taking all Eastern advantage of the Clubners lapse Natori

of three errors in succession and when Lee

ussisted by Don Robbles single, the Canadians notched up three rore by using counters.

They

parent that, could the Airmen get but one goul, they tight pull the game off.

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Burnley with whom Britton has been emeinting.

The only change in leadership came in the Second Division, where Bury, by suffering their third successive defent, dropped to third place in a goal average. -

Same Points

Swansea keep in front in the Southern and In Third Division their last four games they have scored 10 goals while conceding

penalty against them had been Three weeks ago they led this, Foved by Williams, Huddersfeld section by four points. West were completely demoralised by Bromwich tend from Tottenham this avalanche,

with Bury third and Cardift (quickest raul went to fourth The day's

as the result of today's of Charlton, the credit

50,000 games, although all four have the spectators seeing them score in 13 same number of points. seconds. P. W. D 1 F. A. Pth

Here, Tommy Brown, Scotland's insidie left nigred only 42 22 10 2 yesterday, cent Dufty way and 23 21 14 14 is high cross-shot was pushed on 11 12 14 13 14

to the bar from where it spun into only one. 1 10 12 13

hard Charlton were

No fewer than seven of the ten Houthampton.. 11 2 2 4 17 12 12 the goal.

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awarded in

Tadman, Beadtant 11 6 2 4 25 16 venitully had to be content with matches were mirsed,

the Plymouth centre forward fall- frontford 113212 draw.

Doncaster had the distinction of ing with one in the second minute reason, checking Hull City's succession of of his first game this wins for the goalless draw at while Hogg, of Halifax, falled to Doncaster meant the end of the beat a deputy goulkeeper when sequence, although, Bike Parts Accrington's custodian Harria was mouth, Rotherham and Derby, off the field injured. Hull

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left stranded on the midway Wilber cushion as its side was blunked | tation

the again. The Canadians in meantime were unable to score

Americans sellled down | Meliowan to some brilliant elding, as the

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Other goalkeepers hurt werd atakburn'e Hayhurst, who win twice unconsalous after saving from Tottenham, and Mofert. of Torquay, who damaged

wrist.

Wrexham

one slage had only eight men un the field through and finished with two injury

Even the refereo

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12 2 24 10 14 leal in Division I to three points was hurt in the Crystal Palace 18 4 0 3 21 20 24 uver Derby, who could only draw, game, where a llarsman deputised 1323244nd Portsmouth's success in one and a volunteer answered an ap 71 G3 10 13 of the day's outstanding games peal to the crowd for a deputy 12345 21 13 cost Newenatle an unbeaten re-ilnesman.

On a fine sunny day attend- 12 22 171 cord in away games. It looked

6.2 29 26 12 like being a goalless draw until ances were well over the million 11 0 2 4 15 10 12 Phillips came along with a late mark, with Sunderland, Charlton,

Eastern 2--R.A.F. 0 Ekstern ran out winners in their maleh against RAF at Caroline

It was not long before. 1. They played well as a teatr and deserved their win of two went further ahead

Hung-kee was put well away and clear goals.

The Airmen won the toss and what the ball past the advancing bounded into play and went out elected to kick off with the sun rent as file part to come out, It did seem on error of

to Lui, who made

mistake!

their backs.

went Judgment o

but I straight into the attack and Owens but if it was a slip it was the with a fast drive.

Kwong Wah gradually seitled got in a run down the wing only one he made.

The Airmen were before placing

improved down and their

after the ball in the seen to better advantage. but centre, only to see his inside for this, bit their forwards could not their slowness when favourably wars hestitating and the scoring open spaces Into which the ball et going and there were wide plueres enabled the fast tackling chance lost.

In the third, Bob Parter con- Athletic defence to get rid of the.

Following a deliberate foul on was too often passed and which neeted for a safety but was for. Clary

Chinese defenders a ball.

the part of an Eastern player one gave the

red out at second on twinskilt- A hard drive by Lau Wai-man of their team had his name taken. simple job to clear their lines.

In the closing stages, Lee Hung-bur's pop fly and tossed out Por Ing as Bill, Woo freze Hal Wi- was brilliantly turned round the it was not long before Eastern kee came to the fore

when heter.

their Prst win of the and Hibernian went in front be upright by Yu for n fruitless got on the move and they swept

The Americans retaliated Scor by Taxinge: In the next minute, down on the Air Force goal. It went through on his own, but his with another double-play in the

season, Williams scoring one of fore completing the success with Rona 00023 however, the same player serial was not surprising that Bartrum eric cross drive just grazed Canadian hail to smother an up-t

-6-17-276, the goals. This success left Bar- last-minute goal. with a hard drive 10 the

rising when hurler Bob Porter Two-bashitet Hunn, Morker. top rate into his own and brought the bur.

winners snured Boker's Eastern wore worthy right hand corner of net, off two clever saves, both of them and although one could not pick grass-tops and pegged the opple

bunt, off

League teams without a win this the Helen Baser Talore, Haker, fänn, Nazarin, Third Division (North). Tow and Accrington as the only with Yu beaten all the way. necessitating diving at the feel of

out individuals who shone, it was to first-sacker Ernie Hearther to Athletle attocked strongly after the opposing forwards.

catch Junior Markir off base. this reverse, but there WAS 10 Prince, making a welcome re- the fact that they played as

Romps Home further scoring before buff time, turn to his side, sova asserted team and that their passing was

corner,

the

On resumption, Athlelle started | himself and stood out well in the

defence. Bartrum again into

came

accurate.

The McClowanmen broke into

off with a dash and soon went the limelight when he brought full marks for his display in goal when Padre Lime singled

For the Airmen Bartrum took the scoring column in the fourth with

the

further ehead through

rough Chin Chi fuit. Athletics continued to do off a fine save from a first time and were it not for him, Eastern two away, and romped all

around I could have reached double figures. way most of the attacking, but their shot by Lee Wal-lam,

forwards were atrocious when it Eastern were going well now Prince and Gray were good in a

by thr Kwong ents half for long periods, Eastern: Leung Tingstong, Lam Taki

defence that was sorely pressed and the ball was in their appon for the greater part of the 'ganie, came to

A breakaway Wah forwards resulted in Chung keeping the light blue defence, Chan Lam, Lau ing-chof, Chang Kim-fai scoring with a powerful | working overtime.

Yan-ki, Lee Tin-koe, Lee Haus-kee, Ise ground shot which Yu tried hard Of their backs, both Soutar and Wai-lam, ked Fook-chuen, Yuen Yul-lan to save, but foiled.

Gray got through their work with and Leung Wing-kong.

THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB

NOTICE TO MEMBERS Double Tenth Race Meeting Saturday 9th and Monday 11th October, 1948.

On the First Day, Saturday 9th October, the First Bell will be rung at 1.30 p.m. and the first race. will be run at 2.00 p.m.; on the Second Day,. Monday 11th October, the First Bell will be rung at 11,30 am, and the first race will be run-at 12 noon. The Tiffin Interval will be after the fourth raes (1.30 p.m.)

MEMBERS' BADGES AND ENCLOSURE. Members and guests are reminded that they, and their ladies MUST wear their badges, PROMINENTLY DISPLAYED throughout the Meeting.

NO ONE WITHOUT A BADGE Will. Be ADNITTED TO THE MEMBERS', ENCLOSURE.

Badges admitting non-members to the Members Enclosure and Club Rooms at $10 each day including lax are obtain- able through the Secretary on the written or personal intro- duction of a Member, such Member, to be responsible for all chits etc.

Badges admitting to Members' Enclosure will NOT be on sale at the RAGE COURSE,

The Treasurers' Compradore Office will close at 9.30, man.' ench day, The, Becretary's Office will close at 11.45.a.m.' the first day and at-18-a.m on, the second day. Both Offices at Int. Floor, Exchange Building.

A limited number of tiffius will be obtainable at the Club House provided they are ordered lu advance from the No. 1

·Boy (Tel. 27618).

NO CHILDREN WILL DE ADMITTED TO THE CLUB'S PREMISES DURING THE MEETING,

PUBLIC ENCLOSURE.

The price of admission to the Public, Enclosure is $3 each day inefäding tax, for all persons' Including ladies, and Is payable at the Gato..

Bookmakers, Tid Tao 'men, ele will not be permitted to operate within the precincts of Alie

lie Hong Kong Jockey Clubs during the Race Meeting.

Refreshments will be obtainable in the Restaurant in the Publia Enclosure,

SERVANTS

.

Servants" pansen will be inued to Private Box holders ONLY, who are requested to distribute them", with... dineririzam- tion and, to`andorzo: their names on the passes, to Holdern of Ruch... DASHON are not permalited in: the Members' Enclosure szcept for passing through on iltele dullew, but must remain

SAINT-ORDER,

R.A.P Bettrum, Boutar, Gray, Dar ham, Felner, Grogan, Owenn, Studd, Crima and Townsley.

Butcher.

SOCCER MATCH

LINE-UP

The following have

been selected to represent the Com- bined Services against Combine Chine In the first game of the Victory Shield Competition to bu played on the Navy Ground at Causeway Bay on October 7, kick-off 5.30 p.m.

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Hearther In 3rd. Atemck-out by: Nasarin X.

Das en ball: Off Naxarin 1, off Porter 2. Left an Basear Canadians 1. Americana 2. Umpires: Doc Multhen, Chun; Figureido,

Bimby Ablon.

The bases When Bester: Hai Wingle.

Interporters Win Against Fincher's

The Colony's Cricket Interporters, who are leaving for Shanghai by the Hong Kong Airways at 10 a.m. tomorrow, played their second trial game at the Hong Kong Cricket Club ground yesterday, when they defeated E. C. Fincher's XI by a wicket and 37 runs.

It is understood that R. Evans~ } .

COLONY XI

Thursday, Thomas will accompany the team F. Stokes, Pincher, b Thornton..

- Goal O.PM, Cordell [R.EMEL. RU. Lựße, Wheeler (Encore), L.B. F.O. Toser (Tamar).

R.H. 9.UN.L. Wintherall (A.TVT.C.)

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On Brown (28th).

1.R Aƒ0 Owena (RAP),

C.F. P.G. Davies “Comus),

1.L IVCol Knox (bei Buffs),

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Clifford Maret, playing his for Leeds, scored first game

their only goal. Bogan, Pregion's

exponelve capture from Boot.

A hat-trick from Waddell, in cluding

two successful penalty shots, gave Ringers a handsom #way success in the top divi- `tfie losun is very sion, where

open.

Dundee are almost assured of a

fand, Was on the losing side place in the quarter-finals De a against Blackpool, whese stars, result of their away success, while und Matthews, East File's continued good form Mortanson

Mortensan makes them likely winners;ing scored the goale, getting two.

their section.--Reuter,..

Keenness Shown At Hockey Games

Hockey in the Cofony again took its place on the list of organised sports yesterday, when the first games in the Hong Kong Hockey Asm ciation Fixtures were played.

Considerable keenness was Ernest Fowler then switched to shown by all who took part Morgan's position at centre for in the games, 12 10

which augurs Ward, which markedly improved the forward line with the latter well for the future.

him replacing ot ·Test-in: The biggest win of the day wns recorded by Club de Recreio, who Leat Hong Kong Police by seven

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BOWLING ANALYRIK

In yesterday's game, Duncan Capt. D. Webb, the lowers Leach and G.E. Taylor played for Fincher's aide, with their places in the Interport XX taken by L.F. Stokes and A. Zimmern.}. A. Zimmern, however, falled to Easton turn up on time, with the result F. Zimmern

that Aleq Pearce had to field 10 Lt. Thernion men. Stokes chalked up 25 runs D. Wales before he was caught by Fincher Taylor off Lt. Thornton, the second bestreulli, Jr. score in the match,

|-dur. Muraderia, Egt, Ulfum. E.A. Man-

hing and Bet. Dariram : (RAP).

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FINCHER'S XI D. Kitsee, o Stokes, b Gambrill 10. Fidcher, b Owen-Hughes · D. Leach, b Howarth

FIGURE SKATING CHAMPIONSHIP

London, October 2 Paris will be the scene of the 1940 world. Agure skating cham pionships, for men, women and . Thornton; e Cosa, b Perrow. pairs on February. 11 to 18, the FW, Franklin, « Owen-liughes; & mokes International Skating Union, an F.R.. Zimmern, &-Owen-Hughes- nouricad

pal (WA) Haward; h-Penyos Coment "Olhordates allotted for the Taylor, « Prata, bị Gosano European man's ice spoed, skal- A. Graham, ↳ Fource Leveggja****. ing championship at Davos, Swil. A. al Areal, Jr Hawarb. .Gouna zerland, hary, and 6: World's „men's specā skating gat, Oslo,||| February 10 and 20. The European Agure, skating championships for men, women and pads will be held at Milan, January 20 to 30, Associatna, PresaPER MAR

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The

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weight of their attack CSRC goal area and Hepstonstal Loon scored to bring the score to?. Civil Service Recreation in their favour. Less than 10 Club and RAF. Hong Kong, minutes of play had passed when shared six goals in a fast and Connoly rubed

at Clarke and furious match of the Novy beat him to score the the third

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Brilliant Show.ge

'sand would have won but for the was at this stage that the brilliant co-ordination and slick-Fowlers suddenly turned on their Errest brillant show of stick work and work at Sidney and Fowler (CSRC towards the late co-ordination. Sidney Fowler, CSRC right-in HK Interporter) ARCTION "A"

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The unsettled position of the bad the ball on many occasiona PWD 1 F. A Civil Service forwards at the to score but il-luck overlook hia: beginning porinitied a sweeping chances. The brothers repeatedly attack by the RAF, who kept up manouvered the ball and the pressure and the early dam- through this effort, Ernest was ago ogainst the CERC was check-able to score agalit bringing the sed by their backs, particularly score to read 3-2 in RAF favour.

Before the final whistle, „Sidney * Crawford's solld stick.

Fowler received the ball from d corner and after a try, passed it The first RAF Houl came by a to nis brother Ernest, who drib near hit by Williama (RAF), bled past Haines (RAF, back) and Clarke, CSRC custodian, made at near, distance #flickad it high what appeared a sure save with into the R.37 gual to balance all his foot, but the ball bounced off | CSBC arrears. "

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ITALIAN DRIVER' Parksk WINS MOTOR RACE

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Silverston, October 2. Luigi Villoresi, champion driver | Duşdas - U....... A 1 ม. 15 5 of Italy, today won the · Inter- st. Johnstone 4 butional Grand Prix motor race inhousemuir hers the first to be held in Bri

tain since 1927

Alvária

The Italian won comfortably Arbroath

from a strong field, covering the Dumbarton 250 folles over, 05 laps if thres hours, 18

10 minutes, three seconds, average speed dt.13.20 milos

Alberto Ascari, another Italian, Kihlshed second in, throw, hours,

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