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SOUTH CHINA 'A' WIN OVER BUSMEN, 4-1
. Before one of the largest crowds in the history of local soccer, South China “A” beat Kowloon Motor Bus by four goals to one in a First Division game played at Caroline Hill yesterday.
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South China "A", fielding no less than nine of the
players who represented Chino, at the World Olympiad in London, played the more con- structive football, but the game, as a whole, failed to reach the heights of brilliance ex- pected. Although the stands were full to overflowing long
before the time appointed for the game to start, the sale of tickats continued, with the result that many late-comers had no alterna- tive but to sit or squat on the cindor track.
When the sale of tickets alow in covering up. Ils contre ceased, an orgy of gate erash was met, by Tse Kom-ho who had dealty in registering South ing commenced and the Inte
China's fourth goal. Although handful of policemen who had they had the game well in hand, been detailed for chaty at the South China did not let up and feld were unable to hold bars they
down in for surging crowdr. which corner from which Lal Shul-wing showed no respect for the law drove over the ero sbar.
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officer, who had no hesitation la drawing his truncheon to that he meant business.
RAF 1 Kwang Wah ́0
1 First Division game at Mr. C. Tunstall was in charge Boundary Street RAF secured
of the game, and his firm hand-their first points at the expense ling prevented
of any thejor Kwong Wah, whom they beat players resorting to those doubt. by one goal to nil
In the only other Fist Division #4 dame played yesterday, RAF beat
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Exciting Moment
Kowloon Motor Bus Divialon
match Soccer South China 'won by
An exciting moment in front of the goal.mouth during yesterday's First between touth China "A" and KMB.
four goals to one.
Western Europe To Eat A Little More
Paris, Octobor 16. Western Europeans will eat a little more this year than last year but their consumption wilt ro- main substantially below prowar for several yours, according to a 70-page ropart by the Organisation for European Economic Co- operation handed to Mr. Averell Harriman, the Marshall Aid "roving Ambassador-at- large", today.
of
recon-
fut lactica which have become Frustrated posses near the goal common feature of local peccar mouth and hasty wide shots fed to the downfall of the Chinese. this season.
This report on the first year's who held hopes of an easy vic tory during the first half of the programme (July 1948 to Junc Rome. Their toss yesterday keeps 1949) of Marshall aid and them pointless at the bottom of European self-aid, tells of the the League.
for European efforts Kwonstruction Tam
Woon-clieuk,
of and some the Wah'a agile goal-keeper, provided things which
nations the 18 the highlights of what was п clean, meilere tussie between have planned for the next nine two lagms which held equal post months. They included: tion in the League score board 1 before play-three gaines played
three lost.
RESULTS AT A GLANCE
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The Chinese positioned them selves well and during the Arst half they proveri superior in their accuratè passing,
The RAF won the tow. Right ***** 36 Kwong Walk by one goal to nil, to from the kickoff the diminutive but nippy Chinese carried out a 15 secure their first points.
After scoring first and dominat- series of invasions, piercing the ing the Best half Kowloon lotor RAF's defence with side passes, Bus fell away and conceded four but Bartrum, the RAF's keeper. ției not get much work. Hasty but forceful shots, which would
second half goals.
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NUMBER SEVEN
In PACKETS of TINS
KHALSA UPSET MADCAPS, CANUCKS DUMP RECREIO
(By "GRANDSTAND"}
Khalsa, starting off as the under-dogs, provided
an upset in the Senior League with a sensa- tional 6-3 victory over the Madcaps, while Canadians shared 14 hits with Recreio for a 10-7. victory over the King's Park outfit. The Saints rocked American hurler Bob Porter for
14 blows including Jindoo Hussain's homer to. deep centre for a 17-2 shellacking. VRC's fire-boll hurler Joey Franco limited the weak Baseballers to four scattered bingles as his team-mates trimmed the Malthenmen 15-1.
Monaghan Ill With Bronchitis
London, October -16... Rinty Monaghan, world,fly..........) weight champion, is 11 today with bronchitis and will be un-. able to meet Dickie O'Sullivan on Monday night, opet N
The British Board of Boxing ..Control informed promoter Juck
said he had not In the Senior Loop night-| Bill Woo's Canadians outclassed Solomons, who
personally Informed by cap, Overseas Chinese snatch- Kecreio in their scuffle, the Woo been ed a 6-3 verdict over the men bungling the apple Ave umes either Monaghan or his manager
The Board also disclosed that Police.
to the Recs' nine, and although the latter had more distance it instructed its medical represen
Belfast to While the Wildents massacred
Ex Denido bits were tntive in the Canadian femmes 27-6, the clouts, the Canucks
more timely.
Monaghan and report. Junior league
the favourites.
Negotiations are currently pro=""/ Braves did not have everything
ceeding for Monaghan to defend Complete Control their own way in the Saturday
the world title againat... Deda the Vikings only' went
Marino.of the Philippines, with Hit, on
Kasca Nazarin, pitching for the Monaghan holding out for a guar to a creditable 0-3 down thanks mainly to thelt pitching Maple Leafers, fanned anly on anteed purse. Instead of 40′ par diacovery Josey Ribeiro, who bors but kept the bail over the plate cent of the gate offered to him by
complete control, walking American promoter Andy Nelder down with every pitch.
First Backer Robble Hill's bril-none, while Gerry Gosuno, the ter
of the prepondergua flant performance on the field was
announced a also responsible for the Vikings Gosano clan, who toed the rub- Maurice Nandeyron of France, holding their own against power-
ber for the Gonsalvesmen, whilled European flyweight champign ful odds.
two and walked four to first base. has agreed to substitute for
Monaghan.
Portsmouth Continue
Record
Good
London, October 16.
Derby re- Portsmouth and
with
youngest
Bolomone
Big Boy Baker was the big Solomons said the British Bor sticker for the vitters, his willowing Board of Control's medical wielding being responsible for two oficer in Belfast confirmed that of his team's seven safeties, while Monaghan war
Bestly Gosano of the losers an nexed batting honours of the fraces with a two-in-three per- formance-a two bagger and a triple. Spotty Pereiro also con- nected for two singles In four attempts.
White storted of for Die worked Gerry ained their unbeaten records Canadians and in League Football today but Gosane for a free ticket to that an early base. A wild-pitch and an out- Hult, who created
Krounds
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some rather
Rogain Load
The Maple Leaters regated the lead when Luke Bunn rapped out a safety and pilfered the into keystone. Don Robbins grounded
United Press.
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fighter,
Solar Slipper Scores Surprise Win
ang win in the
not creditors) make contributions: Britain $282 million: Belgium $207,500,000; Italy $20.3 mil Ilon:- Swadon $25 million; Tur.
Nowmarket, October 14" key $10.7 million; Bizone $10.2 season record of winning their Beld bobble saw White crossing
Mr. Joseph McGrath's three. million-total $564,700,000, first nine matches, lost theirs the plate for the first Canuck run.
the year-old
Solar Slipper The Rees replied by knotting Net debtor countries entitled to when surprisingly beaten at draw from the above contribu- home.
count on Spotty Foreirate single scored aided by a wild heave and Lino Champion Stakes run over, ode tions are: Austrin $63.5 millon: The day's weather promised
Gusano's sacrifice fly.
and n quarter miles here today Denmark $6.8 million; France
beating by three lengths Marcel $329.3 million; Greece $06.8 mil upsets although too many did not
challenger Boussac's French
Drake four (1)-A reduction of European lon; Netherlands $71.7 million; materialise for the softer pitches,
after
Nirgal, with Royal rain with heavy downpoura lependence on" dollar imports Norway $31:8 million; French at
vastly many matches caused
lengths further away third, the first step towards Indepen-Zone $800,000.
conditions and changed Greece has all along stood out teams, who prefer heavy dence.
the even money favourite, Migòli, only fourth of the seven.runners (2) An increase in European for a minimum gure of $188
than hard
The Aga Khan's Migoli paly production of basic commodities million instead of the $146 mil their own. such us
out to advance Bunn to third and recently beat Nirgil on his home coal, coke, electricity, ilon allotted to her. Consequently.
Accrington, for example, scored, in an attempt to nail. Bunn, course in winning the Prix, do steel, timber, pulp, payer und Greece told the OEEC that she
their Brat win of the season in lir-sacker Lino Gosano heaved l'Arc de Triompho and, ar, the merchant shipping.
was unable to draw up any re-
no uncertain fashion by crash- one high and wide over third, winner of the Champion Stakes (3)-Continued self-imposed covary programme based on less
Ing five
goals through Now!
last year, was fully expected to austerity by the restricuction of than that figuru
Brighton's defence.
The Rees were shut-out in the score again but, running the last Pearce materials 10 uses best
and Scoring tended to be high des- seeund
third while the race of his career, he falled badly. serving reconstruction.
six to one. Solar Supper, the heavy going and Notting- Maple Leafers added a further The European Recovery Pru- (4)-Breaking down of inter-
Lawton, Gonsalves nine showed a flash of Nirgal, starting at nine to two, influencing Dutch economy, Well Informedquarters said today posed loader; Tommy that they expected the balance of ting four times, just falled to their former sparide by chalking failed to get in an effective chal-
reach double Agures that payments gap to be coveren by Exeter.
1952 and that, within one and a Portsmouth's was a clear cut half years, scarelty in The Ne- win but Derby only just got therlands would be ended. home by a first-half goal. Ports- piling on the runs, and by the
This is the more remarkable mouth keep at the top of Division time the
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Bartrum did, however, save a ronule of dificult shots with good judgement.
against up"four "markers as they got their "Tenge and the Irishing on
sights on Nazarin's offerings.
The Woomen were still steadily
last inning
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in view of the serious handicaps One while there is no change in around, they were leading-10-7, that the nation had to overcome Division Two, with Tottenham
Coming into bat for the last specially in heavy reconstruction and West Bromwich both win time, Recreto needed three runs outlays, the Indonesian problems and the sharp fall in indo willing, Swansea keep in front of stay in the ball-game, but a Division Three Southern and brilliant unassisted double-piny Rotherham displace Hull in the by Bill Woo smothered further Northern section-Reutor,
Germany.
tempt.
adoption of a payments system.
Aid Essential The report emphasises without American aid it would not be possible for the 18 coun- tries receiving Marshall aid to The almen, after several set-undertake this great joint en- The opening exchanges were barks by the Chiness in their at
terprise. the tables and 11 very even and the ball went to tacks, turned
At the same time, it reminds each end and both
goalkeepers broke
through the Chinese de that the first year's aid does not were called to save. Then the fence with overhead passes. Tam
cover all minimum dollar ro- bumen took charge and wept survived the test. however. down the field with a combina- He punched is shouder-high shor quirements and adds that despite the $4,878 million voted by the tion that looked very dangerous,, Into the Beld and in the ensuing
Congress, there will and it caused no surprised when melee a few feet from his citadel American 12 V 1 1 34 7 21 after soven minutes
a low forceful drive by a "blue" still be a deficit of $220 million they went 24 1 13 ahead. The
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centred made its way to the right corner to be mat from foreign assets 136 23 10 1 from the left and the centre of the zoni. Tam proved his the 18 countries still possess. 35 31 45 22 15 forward was there to meet it and entre by throwing himself on the tain gets $1,283 million; Austria mettie with a magniflrent ground- Of the $4,075 million aid, Bri- 13 5 7 3 17 15 15 open the scoring.
$217 million: Belgium and Lux- The general impression is that "embourg $250 million; Denmark ERP ald to this country has been $110 million; France $800 million: allocated especially to the softest Club de Recreio 2, Dutch Hockey Greece $140 million; Eire $79 spots in its economy, resulting million; Iceland $11 million; Italy in more stable economy. 3601 million; The
The Netherlands effect is already noticeable in die University 14, Cable & Wireless 1. A. Yranovich Tam before any of the RAF for $100 million (including $84 mil- large-senie saturation of accum- Civil Service 4, HR. Police 0.
The Chinese lion for The Netherlands East ulated demands, and in a feturn The match between RAF and A. Nery freeper picked the leather up and Indles); Norway $84 elcured to the opponent's area,
million: to a normal replacement condi- Dockyard, which was played on Sweden $47 million; Trleate #18 tion due to the diminishing needs Friday, resulted in a draw, each sexes by tuntas:
It la Sp million; Turkey $50 million; and increasing imports and pro-side scoring three times.
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a corner but it came to nothing with many of the Kwong Wah the home defence clearing neatly forwards following up. The South China Inside left |
it la now reallied, however, that American ald has worked as a fever in avorting the Ne- therlands from • disastrous capital and comumption goods scarcity.
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The Chinese right winger, with Dizone $414 million; French 2011 Transport is especially far on game will be replayed.
a was a constant source of danger an airman hard on his heels, $100 million.
and twice before half time heranged the bait into the RAF
·Under the payments schemo, its way towards a complete re- got in good shots that deserved goal, but it hit the crossbar and the following countries (who (are) covery-Router. beller tales,
After the resumption, South shot by the Chinese went wido
rebounded into play. A follow-
At half time there was no score.
China seemed tó gó, ábnut their of its mark.
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London, October 16.
A.2 0 4 B 21 4 word well top, there was spell of aggress by food and While England's football, selectors today continue
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The Open Tennis Tournaments ': 'BRITISH TITLE
for the Colony Championships, London, October 18.
organised by the Ladles Recres~ tion Club, will start today, when Fifty year old Jean' Borotra, the bounding Basque of prewar Baritos H
three games. In the OperSingles Ly Cosano, Yranovich, days, retaines the British cavared
competition will be played off. at Queen's Runs' Batted-Twi ·Paralem, L. Goakno, 19.,
The following are the games courts tennis to rely mainly on the “Old Guard, Scotland
Club today, when he beat Geof
Gosano, Yvanovich, White, Marker, down for decisions
LADA OPEN SINGLES have gone to the other extreme and have om- trey. Palsh, the, British Davis Cup DALAY, Woo barked on a team-building policy involving
player in the final by 8/3, 6/8 stoten Bases T. Alves L. Gowano, 1. Mes Collacork Borbonnet,
Gowan, D. Alres, White, Bakar...) Miss Dawn Kent v/ Mrs. V. Higie and 6/2.
9.30 – 8.27.1 ̧-Melon Lane How? Tad; v. 'Mrs. wholesale changes.
Palsh had his chances but to11- Bann.
Gela, F.18 p.. Scotland lost all three games of all is the dropping of ball backed to take advantage and Borotra, Three Das Ultas 1, Gano
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Scores At A Glance
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St. Joseph's, 27
a dve South China, the lead: tusy time, being well fed from in, the International Tourna-f-Archie Macaulay, who is in grand) with volleying his most deadly Two Dao lai G, Omano, B. O
nt had sat in now and threw the centre. The finale of the
weapon, was a really comfortable Di Mari Bin Woo unassisted in 7th.
Birück. Out by: G., Gowano 21 Wazarin 3. minutes later South Ciro were RA's invasion came to a climax ment last season and, in an form for Arsenal this season.
However, of the selected team winner. Ho has held the title on Balls by: Ul. Gouano '4. awarded a penalty for pushing by when Owen had the ball under effort to find a winning team, In bus defender. La Sud-wing control and dribbled close to the they have discarded tried and only Howle, the Hibernian right since 1988 and this was his tenth Left Bar Recreio 1. Canadians 7
made no mistake with the sp edge of the field he neatly centrusted players and have in- back, lins-not had big match ex-success, proving that he has no Lampires: Ha! Wingler, Buster Hollande, P. W. D. Jon F. A. Pța. kick and putɔhis, side two guns tred, over to Studd. Insida, left, troduced-seven now, "caps" forf Perlance, The others have all sp-j :uperior on wooden courts,
in full Internatibasis, Gem Hoahing won the Women's Brews Gilly Wingles peared who headed the spinning ball in the match against Wales at inter League games or wartime title by 1/6, 0/3 ônd 7/5 against to the net, berating Tam with its Cardiff on October 23, 19 Internationals. KMB, Deteriorate speed and unge.
The RA continued their on- Only two, "Anglos?, are includ- In striking contrast with their The busmen's front lins had slaught, but met with stubborned. They are the obvious choice, opponents, Wales will have only deteriorated, now and they were resistance from the tiring Chin-Bully Steal (Derby County) and two new caps in their side. Thur 4ant to shoot as soon as they got so players who on changing Jahany Kelly (Barnsley), a new- are-Paul (right half) and Lucas
At tho. Kowloon Cricket Club the ball. They were raged and their tactics to defence weakened Comer who has, however, played (inside right); both of Swanse
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KCC AMERICAN. MIXED TENNIS Winners of the monthly KCC American Mixed Doubles Tennis Tounty at Cox's Path yasterday were: Mr. C. J. Smith mask : Mary! Blöken, "and" Mr. A. A PJ CRISE and Mr. Brockbank
The pairs shared they hon with:41 pointar Cho Mr, Ezra Abraharri the coveted) · spooná tournamentIAUS
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