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SHOCKS IN F.A. CUP

Home Soccer Standings

THIRD ROUND Yeovil, Bradford Win

London, January 8.

Yeovil Town, the Southern League side, ond Brad- ford, the Second Division club, provided the biggest shocks in the third round of the F.A. Cup today.

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HONG KONG, MONDAY, JANUARY 10, 1949.

A tense moment outside the Kercan, gos1-mouth during yen. keday's game between the Karean Soccer 21 and Hong Kong.

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VRC Beat Khalsa

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Mkidlesbrough's Cheering gulators dashed to the pitch to applaud McKennari.

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Korea yesterday scored their second victory over HKFA, boating a formidable Hong Kong aloven by 4 goals to 2.

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Chater Road Cricket

What promised to be a good game was marred by' foulings, principle offenders being mem- bers of the Hong Kong team. The game end- ed with Hong Kong having two men off in- jured, and Korea playing one short through injury. Korea fully deserved their fine showed They derstanding and perfect co- orchinaction. Hong Duk-yung gales gave a gooit neemunt of sticks. himself between the The two backs showed good

and combined melight when he igake through DS. Madleditch, How Chad- understanding well.

The Showboat atoned for the miscue by

pair of collecting

While safeties in three trips. Mamie Xavide stroked the tong- est hit "with a triple, C'happie Remetilos championship ball for the Brave: as this Hamuntin Warriors blank.- ed the Vikings 10-0 19. the juntor allowed Chapple only Deague,

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victory,

The intermediate line proved The mainstay h the Karosa de- fence and broke un mod of Hong Kinga tueks before they really at donge POELEN,

On the Hong Kong side, Yu Yul- tal gave a goal account of him-

36 Planet on my vees- sions brought off iniraculous suves with full length dives. Hau Yung- Fong and Tso Kam-hung played uke trojans and were really the mat lay of the Hong Kong - fence. The matermediate the show- el table weakness especially in the centre whilst the forward line with Kiernan as skip showed oc- casional dash.

Korea

VATSE

Chater Road yesterday Jardine Matheson & Co. Ltd bent Butterleki & Swire in an Inter-long Cricket match by 79 JARDINE'S

PRADS,

tindimantes by this early

Korea attacked in earnest autong afterwards were ou equal Aerius when bistule jeft

Fox, Chay; brat Yu with a beautifurt CL.C drive from outside the penalty

Chadwick-Kew

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Price

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un bis own to shoot. Yy could no hold on to the wall arch in the re

ultant scrimmage that followed, Chung's shet frum c'te muster was unlucky to hit one of his own players

Just before the interval La o' Hong Kong was fouirn Inside l area and Cheung Kam-hot easily converted

the lead.

to at long Kong

At this stage Chol Sung-you of Koren was injured in a col lison with Leonard and had t retire far the remainder of th GAME.

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U.A. Milis, h Chadwick-Kew

Extras

34,

2

Total (for 8 wkis, decl) 216

N.G. Begley and A.L. Ricketts

did not bot.

BOWLING

0.

Chadwick-Kew on the re

Playing nine men sumption, Korea attacked strong- ly and Yu was called on

to clear his and again which brought rauals

minutes pinuse.

Chol

attacked from the alert and within two alancat scored through Sing-gon who was untucky to ace his anap shot skin the up. right. This was followed by fine anve by Yu who dived full length.

when

Hong Kong broke through and Soon Liug-sing, advancing wel

#ikserl

favourably ared. Continuing to press, Kier- as after a bon of clever passin? out Tang Yee-kit through but the latter missed an easy unotter.

Hong Kong opened the scorr through Li Chun-fat. Receiving a neat pass from Chang Kan-hol be beat the goalkeeper with a

utiful angle shot.

TWO M.C.C. CENTURIES

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Port Elizabeth, January 8. The MCC touring cricketers | three binples, two of which were ran up a total of 450 for nine

wickets today in Ave and by Tony Thinpo and the aller hy Riian Hill. The Vikings were in-

batting against half hours" Owl able to prorture the necessary bit Eastern Province here. In 1

arounted for the Pientee the critical stages of the game, C. Palmer (110) and Denis rasily 22-2, while the Braves calcimined } and felt 13 potential ruas on the

misoras-paths. The Braves dit pot Complon (108) both scared cen- the Vibings

turies, it being Compton's sixth settle down to scoring until the

of the tour and Palmer's first. when fourth frames

and third and

Alan Watkins (82) Cadwin (52 not out) also regis- laey went on a spree and valehed up a total of seven counters.

terval their bighest scores of the Wahoos Win

touring the day's play,

Province never Eastern

bawler of real danger. MCC wickets batsmen at-

Joov Franeo was on hts way to setting up a new record for strike

as he fanned outs in are guare seven of the first nine bafters face bin. There was talk amon

The Wahoos had a free-hitting which the team about an all-time pitch-

afternoon as they jumped in the revealed ing teal, but you can hourve the Prutes for 22-2 thumping and Several of the

through the superstition aigne ball players or blasted Buccaneer furler Joan Telf

must never , that word

be Jessop or a total of eighteen pufte tempting big hits.

tr mentioned white a pitcher is

ties,

while Terry Noronha and The scoreboard:

who Baptista

NCC-1ST INNINGS Teresa "Choot me process of feat, but the thet re maims that Joey's whißing streak shared the pliching asstrument

Falmer Dutoit stopped there and then, and only lied the Pilates to thre

Simpson b Hicks Murray was until the last frame that singles, two of which were banch- Crapp

Jordan b Hirt cut down he next victim of ed'l the fourth frame to prohre Comption e

Pirate Watkins b Young .......... threesstruzers,

a pair of risk-the only

Birrell b Dutoit Man rus of the game.

Tremlett b Young

Nevertheless, Franco pitched superb game and only allowed one hit by Barney Abbas, Khale mater-mind.

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Baptista also enjoyed one of those rare ocensions when every time at bat Two Casualties |safe" bil-Teresa was successful | Wright b licks

Ave times in Rive attempts to sel Young. not out Khula's regular catcher S.11.

Extras up a record. Terry Noronha avırl Four of the Cup favourites Newbridge 5: Somerset Poller Khan was ske-lined when the tered the fourth round a easy fastton. The Cup Bolthers, Man- Torquay ; Swansea 22 RAF 3. gone started owing to o Anger Patsy Ribeiro's one-two position

Total (for 9} day in the Bulting Ladder remains un- Waterloo 19 Manchester 11; Glas- injury suffered a previou

connected for How Academicals 3 Tillbead Higle playing ericket, but when relief changed as both

"Singh #topped a foul tin three-in-five. School Former Pupils O: Heriot's Ninn

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Not long after this, Soon Ling-... Price, run out

L.A. Whipps, sing was injured and hath to be carried out on a stretcher. This was followed by Leonard retiring after an injury in a collision. Hong Kong's nine men proved too weak against Korea's

en and could not withstand t

team

onslaught which was bra lug on them continuously.

Korea was awarded a penalty after. Hau Yung-soos down a player

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G.B. Gibbons, b Barclay R.G. Adams, b Ricketts P.S. McCraig, e and b Barclay 18 B.P. Fox, e Midiedlich, b

Tremlett

out Chadwick-Kew, e Hawthorn E.D. Hunter, run

Tremlett

brough P. Hondlam, b Tremlett laside the aren D. Gray, e iandals, b Bellara and. from this, centre forward G.E. Papham, not out Chung easily converted,

Three minutes later Chung of Korea was sent away and after bout of elever passing during

the ball was swun which time

Extras

137

BOWLING

from right to left, he beat Yu with a terrifle rishig shot to put Korea in the lead.

Sellars

D. M. R. 14.3

3 38

Barclay

48

and the

As the game progressed rough tatics wore in evidence on both Tremlett- toams teriorated.

Ricketts

4

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game do-

Korea scured the final goal of the afternoon through Kin Chi- through on his sung who went

own to nel.

Teams:

J

Kates: Hon Dukonna: Les Redonn and Pak Daiselong: 100 Satu-yer, Kin

Kyuhan, Min Hyongai: Kin Chi- Chai Hung-gon, Chung Num-rik, Chung Kook-chiu and Chang Kyung-whan,

B.K.F.A.: Yu Yin-tak; fu Yunstrang Chungs. Cand The Kem-hurgs Lau

Leonard mud Boons Liner: 18 Chun- Yer-kit. Chinnik

Krusenf, Tik fot, Klerunn and Chu Wing-krong.

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the

Kwong Wah 1-RN 5

The sailors initiative throughout and were never in danger of surrendering the, points.

U.S. DOCTORS

FOR F.E.

Washington, January 8. Major General Raymond Bliss, Army Surgeon General, said today that a team of medi cal and surgical consultants is leaving this month for the Far East Command as part of the Medical Department's Army

civilian consultants'

gramme.

pro-

The programine is to be 'origi- nated this year and may be adopt- ed permanently, General Biles sald. Sperialists are to be sent

nch

month to

the Army and Navy hospitals in Europe, in the Far East and in the Panama Canal+

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118 The game commenced in sur-zone to give Army Medical De- pristig fashion when the sailorspartment personnel overseas the benefli gradunte medical tench- went straight down the field and

in. The apecialists

also Atten sent over a high shot and

available for consultation. Brown, following up headed over

After visiting hospitals in Japan, the up-stretched arms of the n- tonished Tam who was probably at least one fram member is to binded by the sun. So within visit each medical department, in-

stallation

the Philippines, thirty-eight seeds of the start

Guam, Okingwn and Korea. The The the Navy were in the lead,

Far Enst team is enmposed of Navy gave no respite and a mis

Doctors William Nachlas, Irvin undersinading between Tarn and

and Frederick Filz-United

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Hur guve Buck an opportunity but the winger shot wide. Soon after, the royal blues went further ahead when, u next passing bout between Allen and Brown gained a good position and Banner ro- ceived accurate

Past Tam.

Press

In

SOVIET PICTURE OF KOREA

The

to.

Former, Pupils 12 Watsonians *** the Bume, Khan went back into produce as many runs as their

Moscow. January 8. The United States monopolista Hospital Thomas Hospital Harness. By this Um the dainage supporters had hoped for, they WEST INDIES BEAT owed a cure Pass that no-

havo flooded Amorlenn occupied BIHAR Old Haileyburians O; Bridgend had been done as V. R C. tallied rertainly reduced

Kwonk Wah came near to Southern Korra with shoddy goods, the strike-out route, as only two Terry Bucs succumbed before third

Jamkhedpur, January 9.

gum, said scoring once, with Pratt out of whisky and chewing Noronha's bluzing pitches.

The West Indies bent the Bihar ansition but Tozer recovered and the Soviet traile unlon paper, Joan Jessop who went the Governor's XI by an innings and the ball was rot away at the ex- | Trud today. When the sixth inning rolleri

in economy

Southern whole route for the Pirates altos runs today. With substitutes pense of a fruitless corner. Hal Khals trnited behind around,

chalked up two strike-outs. fielding for Goddard, who was lime arrived without Further

Kores is threatened with total VC. 8-1, but cut it down to -3

For the first three frames, the renting, and Weekes, who had a scoring.

collapse, and only factories whos as they denied the rubber twice

products are being exported Buca went hitless and scoreless cald, West Indies opened the nt-

On resuming the Chinese want in their hull of the innings as Jory

while the Owls amassed a total

tack this morning with Trim and straight into the attack and for 2

the United States are sitil operat- Franco altered and, walked twa.

ing, it added.-Reuter. With the thal traine coming up, of 12 runs. The first Pirate tally Jones bowling to Mushtaqal andrew Feconds it looked ns though

Bannerjee.

they were going to make a gaTTI Nugget Ebrahim fumbled n stow crossed the rubber when Dorothy "A | Park drew a walk and scampered windy alley.

The weather was cool and fine of it but it was only a flash in the roller in the

liome when Owl first-sacker da en this third day of the match pan and the sailors soon recover- grounder and a sacrifice hoist in- The Victorians, lead to

Soares fell asleep on a right-held, and the batsmen played brighted and moved into Chinese terri- creased

throw-in, The next run was cricket. At lunch, Bihar Gover Khalsa came in for their last notched when Joan Eager was mor's XI had scored 160 for eight turn with the bat, and it spark chased home on Jonn Hearther's wickets in their second innings,

For the remainser of the of hope was revived as Ablb single. Ebrahlin was given a life on fraens, the Pirates went down

A.M. Jumar Eriksen's" fumble. Kader fanner. but S. Ebrahim Longest blow of the tilt was a drew a walk and there were two homer by Therere

the inal chapter after two away. on. Nugget Erabhim looked over a thres-and-two count and toaded while Teresa Baptista also chalk- the baser as Jory's next offering

ed up a three-bugger among her five blows. was wide.

LOS ANGELES GOLF TOURNEY

Los Angeles, January 3. Lloyd Mangrum of Chicago and young Eric Monti of Santa Monica were tied with four under par 138 today, after the Arst 36 holes in the $15,000 Los Angeles Open Golf Tour- nament.

7-2.

one-two-three.

Remeding in

Week-End Scores

"Gonlor League

10 Filipinos

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10 Overseas

4 V. R. C.

F. Husnain was next up and Joey Franco tomporarily pullod himself out of a hole by another strike-out the clutches.

Two Madcaps away, and Burney Abbas was up Baseballons The course was tough for some of the nation's leading golfers. -Abins was the only one to col-Saints The pre-tourney favourite, Den lect a safely 40 Inn-and the ragy Khalsa Hogan, had a 140 total but was monitor looked over four balls Canadian's 7'America's still end in the fold. Yesterday's and ore run was nudged across (Americans forfeited their gain fender, Dutch Harrison, and Marty with the bases still choked. B.K. to Canadians). Furgol tied for second place with Khan batting in Alio clean-up,

however, folled to come through Bravas a two-day total of 140.

Other standings were: Harry with a anfely and only grounded Dassler, 142; Dala Anderson, 142: out to third-nose-Gussie Pereira ted in the 144 bracket were Bob for the third and final out of ine Hamilton, Clayton Hefner, Jimmy game, leaving the tieing run on Dotaret, J Ferrier, Jimmy first base.

Junior League

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Wahoos

Managers Meeting All team managers aro remind-

Hities, Cory Midlecoff and Douglas in a short five inning game, ed that there will be a meeting at FortiUnited. Press.

Sherry Bucks on the slab for the Doc Molthen's Que, Shien aus,

Ieuter.

LAND FORCES

- WIN

At King's Park yesterday, HQ."! Land Forces defeated the Dock- yard Recreation Club in a friend-

fory, An attack in strength saw Allen put flying away to elude the defence and fire in n lon range effort that entered the net ly cricket match by seven wickets, The losers were all out for 47, In the ton corner well out of

four of their West dismissing Tam's reach. Shortly after the Yesterday's Hong Kong Hockey Navy were awarded a free kick Satamen for 11 runs and Stephe Association Axtures:- Recrelo

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outside the penalty

and son taking another four wickets Holloway

sent over a hight hail for 30. but Buck'e header was just wille.

Highest score was by Estcourt In a breakaway Kwok Man-tim (25 hot out) for H.Q. Land Rent Lau Tak-Ong away and the Forces, who scored 61 for four winger, cutting in, bent Pratt with wickets.

a cross shot to reduce the lead.

Soon after the restart Brown was

The Filipino Club held their

at 5.15 p.m. today 'to discuss touled in a Navy attack and the Lawn Bowls Closing day Foster- several important matters, among game player, taking the penalle day and, at the same time wei- j which will be the suggestion of kick, netled with a low shot well comed back their President, Dr.

VN. Allenza from leave, Holloway the Inter-Hong league's revival, out of Tam's reach, a urojected excusion, la Mocno for seized on to a loose bail and re- exhibition games, and a discus-gistered the Navy's fifth geal, alon of proposed amendments to the Constitution,

During last week, a General Committee meeting was held to satile the question of the two games played by Recrolo before their withdrawal. It was decided to refer the matter to a higher authority."

Teams:

The President's rink beat tho Vice-President's

shots.

rink

by 11

HOMES On conclusion of the Kwong Wahi Tum Woon-cheuk, Los Spoons were distributed to the Fook-fu, Line Fak. Wong Tsewan, Long President's team by Mrs. Atienza. Fook-ehung, Ne Kow-kwang, Law Wal- man, Nz Pui-yun, Lau Tak-fook, Rupu mem Mad-um and Lau Takeling.

Royal Navy Pratt, Convery, Tosar,

ner, Drown, Allen and Dock. Edge, Rowlands, Holloway, Laver, Den-

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