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K.H. Ip, Lee Wai-Tong Win Tennis Semi-Final

In perhaps the best Doubles game of the Colony Championship so far, K. H. Ip and Loo Wai-tong edged out the youthful combination of Lee Boon-sing and T. T. Chon by 4-6, 6-0, 6-1, 6-4 in yesterday's Lawn Tennis semi-final at the Cricket Club.

League Bowls On Race Days

At the manual general meeting At the Hong Kong Lawn Bowls Assoention hebt yestertay at the "South China Morning Post Board Rusara, it wies decides that the closing rate for league en- form will be April 19 and thin the besgue will start on May 14,

Aller # legthy discussion an do whether beaque bowl should be played on race ilnys, the meet- CE decidedl that league bowls But be playi respective of

WIEL

The Open Tiples competition which made its debut in 1947 and

an abandoned last season

g be held.

Shanghat will be invited for the ister port series against the Colony

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tem

tient Mr. 1. Whan

For full 75 minutes, the huge crowd were enter- tained to a magnificent exhibition of Doubles play by four players who could counter dead- ly smashes or block hurricane drives with lightning volleys, and retrieve almost impos- sible shots.

Hero of the evening was un-

best

form in the evening, captured the next four games to lead 4-4.

took the first game. But ip was doubtedly young T. T. Cher.aster of the occasion au with

Wai-tong now reachedl bullet-like overhead whose smashes and powerful volleys earned time and again prolong- ed rounds of applause. He stood up to 1p's volleys like a champion leaving the Colony champion standing on several His lobs were het exchanges.

his executed 18724 perfectly powerful top-spin drives more than often caught the oppon- ents in no-man's-land.

Le Beun-sing was visibly not at his best, his overbead smashes lacking the usual sting. It was not n1 after the game that it was found out that he was labouring This with an appendix trouble. probably neesunted for his in-

was selected to Trad the Hong Kong

in the usual erounter ability to give Chen a better sup ogte Wansteat for the Espim port, which would have given yesterday's game a most thrilling conclusion.

C'up.

Sense Of Courtcraft

Jp

Koon-long

The following are the tentative matries for the Leagues Club de Roey mo, Prays or four tents: KGBC KCC and IRC two ori

the Colony three teams; CCC, PRC and KDC Singles Champion was the sheet- two teams ench; HKFC, Filipinonnettor of the Ip-Lee combination. Club, Talkoo and Prison Officers

showing superb sense of court- Club one each and KCC unde-craft. Steady like a rock, he pull- rided.

ed several games out of the fire.

overheul for overbeari matching

The following were the valley for valley and drives for electeel; ---President, Mr. J. Me-

drive of the younger opponents. Ketve; Vice-President, Mr. J.G Meger; Hon Secretary,

With Ip in such fine fettle. Lec Mr. J. Tandill and Hon. Treasurer, Mr.and Chen made a tartical erro.

. A. Gutierrez,

MIDDLE WEIGHT

CHAMPION

London, March 25,

in playing a great number al hots to him kystead of the slight-

ly slower Lee Wal-tong.

Ler Wa-tong the most ad- vanced in uge among the four though out-paced on a number of Marvel Cerdan, French world occasions, tactfully got out of the mirkleweight champion, knocked] bombardments directed to him, out Dick Turpin, Belish cham- by some well-placed

in the

lobs and

seventh round of drop-volleys. Starting rather in-

́HONG KONG,` THURSDAY, MARCH 31, 1949.

Leicester City's Place In League Table Unsafe

(By "ALCYDES")

Congratulations Leicester City on your great achievement last Saturday! You cortainly 'pulled one out of the bag" to confound the critics and dash Pompey's hopes of tho 'double'.

A dour struggle will be wit- nested at Preston where Sheffield Luitect

are the visitors. Both

Now what about your posi- | points will be shared. Middles- tion in the league table? One boro will be all out in an effort doesn't have to reflect long to

to stave off defeat, anyway. conclude that it is very pre- carious, You will be up against ♫ much improved Grimsby on Saturday and it will need another Highbury showing to obtain those much needed points.

Wolverhampton and Manches- ter United left their FA Cup match tied and live to fight again this coming Saturday, this time Lee Boon-sing was vainly try-

at Goodison Park, Everton. As ing to give his partner the sorely-anticipated the Kame Inst week needed support in spite of his was a ding-dong struggle, with handling, but it was Chen's hell. perhaps Wolves a little

unfor- Hance again which atided another tunte not to win.

However, I am agalo going to two games to their score.

back the United and I shall be very surprised if they are not at Wembley

on April 30, year.

Lee Wal-tong made no mistake with his next service.

this

Down 3-5, Young Lee gallantly In League One, Portsmouth at bung on to his service, but Ip At-Home to Liverpool will be ex- tingly put the Bnishing touch to the evening's grand exhibition two irretrievable over-

with

heads,

cans are deep in the relegation well decide the issue as to who zone and Saturdays result may descends

to Division 11

next

season.

The match of the day in Dlvs- alon 11 will be White Hart Lane where Spurs (four In the table and with an outside chance of promotion) lake to task the League leaders, Southempion. This should be a grand game, the result of which will be difficult to predict. Southampton have been storming their way to the top this season and sooner or later must come the day when defeat is their's once again-and who better than Spurs to inflict same

Nails Forest did 1 line' Job

may yet vold relegation. They are away to Leeds this week and I rather like their chinnees in this match.

against Coventry on Saturday in pected to consolidate their post-winning 3-0 and with a few more tton at the bead of the table by games in this strain, taking full points. Now that their interest in the Cup has gone they will lend all their resources to winning at least lengue honours. Newcastle their anarest rivals, CLUB OPEN BINGLES FINAL play Blackpool at St. James

Park and should keep well in the Stand court: B.T.M. Jones v R.hunt by winning this match. Segalen.

Today's Games

CLUB DOUBLES HANDICAP

Middlesboro vs Derby County

At the other end of the table, Middlesboro entertain Derby

Swansea vs Southend

HJ. Armstrong and W.J.D. Cooper ''' K.M. Getz and Dr. County at Ayrsome Park and tounding win at Darlington lost Smart.

am inclined to believe that the

CLUB BEATS

EASTERN

IN SOCCER GAME, 5-0

Eastern, who lost to Royal Navy by sevan goals to one on Sunday last, suffered another heavy defeat yesterday when they went down to Club by five clear goals in a First Division soccer match of Happy Valley.

their ten round son-title bout of differently, he gradually warmed Club were undoubtedly the better team and fully

the Empress Hall here tonight.

up and following Ip's example

Cerdan weighed in one and a hegan to deal with the lobe with quarter pounds overweight and inhesitant amushes.

as a result paid £500 forfeit.

This was

Taking the first one of the biggest

service, Ip. forfeits of this nature paid for

tound Chen. immediately getting qui fest.

Cerdan's munnger, Joel into his brilliant form, Hls siz

ding top-spin drives and vicious overheads gave his side and im-

Longman, said that because of

understanding it was thought thebi was made at 11 ston ten pounds.

At the weigh-in die Frenchnini real stone uine and ar Ir pounds. Instead at the ? stone eight, at which the sate? Ys enarie. Turpin

was wide

the stipulated weight.-Reuter,

EXHIBITION

BASEBALL SCORES

New York. March 20. Today's exhibition baseball

stores were:

of

thr

mediate lead of 1-0.

deserved to win,

Club then settled down and Ho Sik-kee, the Eastern goalie, did well to

save u hard shot by Kernan,

E

In fairness to Eastern, how- ever, it must be said that they were not at full strength, six reserves taking the places of regular players who were unable to leqve work in time for the kick-off. Eastern were forced on the Chen's service wow his partner defensive from the start and to survive by an interception at the net they were lucky ollowed by a deadly overhead several dangerous raids by the mash from Lee Whi-tong. A Club forwards, uccession flerce volleying allies resulted in Lee Wai-tong A breakaway by e Chinese telling three points. An overhead resulted in an exciting tussle in mash by Boon-sing was volleyedfront of the Club goalmouth, but ut by ip to allow the younger the situation was relieved when mir to widen their lead to 2-0. the ball was kicked out of play.

spectacular

Adopting open methods and by swinging the ball about, Club repentedly brought the bull into the Chinese gualmouth, only to be robbed by a fast tackling de- feuen when within shooting dis-

overhead

Chen's mashes and blocking at the net arried his pair to' further lead of 3-0, but Ip then began to take

Louisville Colonels American Association 2. Boston the initiative for his side, playing Red Sox & Cat Sarasota, Florida); nis opponents at their own game.

Washington Senators 7, Detroit Tigers 2 (al Lakeland);

Philadelphia Phillies 4, Toron-

to Maple Leafs of the national League (at West Paim Beach).

Some brilliant

tance.

With only exchanges at

Club Score Again

Returning to the attack, Club went further ahead when Mullen again scored, this time with a fast rising shot to the top of the net which had Ho Sik-kee beaten all the way.

a minute left for less corner.

was a

in Division 111 (South) Swan- sen, who now seem' certain to re- turn to Division 11 next season. are at Home to Southend and 1 can't see much stop them here.

Bradford City after their as-

week, to the tune of 5-1, should further

Improve their position at the

expence of Rochdale this coming Saturday. Hull City play Chester and are expected to take full points from this game.

Forcasts for matches to be played on Saturday April 2:

FA CUP RE-PLAY MANCHESTER U.

hampton.

Wolver-

DIVISION FIRST BIRMINGHAM v Arsenal Burnley v ASTON VILLA CHESLSEA v Huddersfie MANCHESTER C Boltur Middlesboro v Derby County NEWCASTLE v Blackpool PORTSMOUTH Liverpool PRESTON Sheffield U STOKE V Sunderland

DIVISION SECOND BRENTFORD v Burnsley Bury v Luton Chesterfield v CARDIFF Coventry v FULHAM Leeds U. v NOTTS F. LEICESTER v Grimsby Lincoln V BLACKBURN SHEFFIELD W v Plymouth SPURS v Southampton WEST BROM. v Queens P. R. WEST HAM v Bradford

DIVISION THIRD (South) BOURNEMOUTH v Bristol BRISTOL, R. v Aldershot CRYSTAL P. v Norwich NEWPORT v Brighton NOTTS C. Leyton O. Itealing v Northampton SWANSEA v Southend Torquay v MILLWALL Wallsali v PORT VALE WATFORD v Exeter

In the next minute, Kiernan host increased Club's lead with a well placed header, but the golie just managed to push the ball round the upright for a fruit- the net followed in the next two play before half time, Club tonk.

The Chinese missed a good games, as both pairs advanced the lead when Kiernan was fouled chance of reducing the lead of

the net, ench trying to wrestlust outside the

penalty area. their opponents when their for- Control of the gaine from the Taking the free kick himself, wards broke through the Club St. Louis Cardinals 3. New

Kiernan placed the ball in the defence. Chan Pak-hung other

the fore with his goalmouth, where it won connect-tifle clow on the ball and Cation, Halifax enme to York Yankees 1 (at St. Peters-forceful and well-pinced volleysed by Mullen, who netted with a who had left his charge, managed and smashes to take the next two cat header to the corner of the to gather and clear in the nick Chicago Cubs 4. Cleveland In•} grumes and narrow the deflelt to hel

of time. Wai-tong

Eastern were the Arst to ha- however gave

The ball was rapidly trans. Jaway the sixth game with two come dangerous

on resumption ferred to the Chinese end and vital errors but made amends by and if looked as if they would again Mullen came into the lime- nking his next service game and obtain the equaliser, but the light as he sent in a rasping shot teep the score still neck to necking of thele forwards lacked which the gealle saved in ane Hockey team to

on Saturday 11 3-1.

style.

burg):

dians 3 (nt Tucson, Arizona),— United Press.

HOCKEY GAME

The YMCA

ineet IK Police

April 2, at 3.00 p.m. on the YMCA

Pitch will be-

Caynes: Bull, Smith: D. Inglu,

Robertson,

2-3.

In Brilliant Voin

in

Clemo. Blenkinsop. Chen, however, continued A. Inglis, Boycott, Jacques, Slater. his brilitant vein with amazing The team to meet Recreio on kills, leading his partner to a Sunday, April 3, at 10.00 ani. onArst set win of 6-4 amid a cres- Be Reerelo pitch will be

sendo of applause.

burch.

TODAY'S SOCCER

RECOND DIVISION

Club Foliew: Club 5.15 p.m. Referent

Lt. Davey..

1

DIVISION THIRD (North) ACCRINGTON v Crewe BARROW v Gateshead BRADFORD CITY Rochdale DONCASTER R. v N. Brighton HULL CITY v Cheater

v DARLINGTON MANSFIELD V Carlisle OLDHAM ỵ, York ROTHERHAM v Southport Wrexham v Hartlepools

·COLOUR LINES AFFECT FIGHTERS

Maintaining pressure, Club ob- lained their third gool through Kiernan, who was playing a forceful game. Cleverly working

New Orleans, March 30. the ball over from the left to the Two widely known New Or right, Kiernan suddenly sent in leans professional fighters, a ernshing shot, the ball entering | Bernard and Regino Docuse,

Robertson: Bull; Smith: D. In- The second set saw Lee Boun-| Tramways_V_ PGA (PP from 30.9.18);

NATY 5.16 p.m.; glis, Gibbons, Caynes: Blenkin- sing slowing down, and the more

Referees B.Y. Kwok, pening. sop, A Inglis, Boycott, Jacques, experienced pair lont no time in Army-X! XMH. (PP from 4.10.) recover from this additional re- Stater.

piling their shots in that diree-

Chaiba Road .15 p.: Referer tion. Forcing him to the base

his returns with barrage, of Talkoo » GAA (PP from 11.10.48): Army 3.13 p.m.1 Referees Led Dunn-pa smashes or drop-vol- overhead

WOMEN'S CRICKET with fast drives, they countered

all the

F.A.- Barrella,

Auckland, March 20. England beat New Zealand by fays. Chen too began to lose his 185 runs today I'd women's Test touch as the balls receded from Bouth Chine * Dockrazd (Pt from 23:49); cricket match. The Bnal core him. Ip and Wal-tohs took the

Caroline Kill $.is v.m.; Before; P.M. board read: England 204 and 104 sat without conceding a game in

Xavier for seven declared, New Zea-13 minutes though Iort 61 and 122-Reuter.

games were stoutly defended by FOOTBALL FIXTURE the youths.

With Lee Boon-sing slacking.

The following will represent Ip and Wal-long took mastery of A The foldwing were the rents the game, and took the aggressive Dockyard we against South China of Rugby Union matches played in no uncertain manner, in the today at Caroline Hill at 5.18 p.m. and against Army Kowloon at Today: Falmbuth's Cross Keys 3 of 4-1 from which the younger Happy Valley on Sunday, April 3 Torquay Athletic 3 Barnstaple ---Router,

at à p.m.

RUGBY MATCHES

London, March 20

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Lau, Chung Enter Move Afoot Badminton Finals

(By KIMBERLEY)

Most thrilling badminton last night at Club de Recreio was D. C. Lau and W. C. Chung edging out F. H. Tai and W. N. Cheung in two straight sots—15-6, 18-15-to enter the finals of the Junior Men's Doubles.

Patrick Wong and H. P. Lam combined excellent- ly to defeat Ramon Young and Ulian Khoo, and are now fixed to play Robert Tay and Marie Ribeiro in the finals after the latter pair had displaced Bill Gillies and Adi Tam- worth, in an unexpectedly poor exhibition at the semi-finals last night.

Although the score in the first game of the Men's Doubles read 15-0, there was much more of it in the actual game.

very

the

The first point was scored by Lau and Chung after an unusunity exciting long rally opening. The next three points were in same manner accounted for, with Lau and Chung hitting viciously from all positions.

aggressive tactics

These carly adopted by the winning patr forced Tai and Cheung into the defensive from which they never: emerged. But their retrievings were brillant, failing only after lengthy moments of vigorous due

ling.

Lan and Chung grabbed the first eight points without giving! way until Chung mis-timed a drop by Tl to give away the service.

Tai and Cheung then went on to mnt three points before the ncore stood at 2-3 in favour of Lau and Chung.

Tai's Display At Net

The losing pair won back the service and took the score up to 0-0, mostly by Tai's display at net and perfect execution of cut drops.

The results:

Junior Men's Doubles: D. C. Lou and W.C. Chung bent H.F. Toi and W.N. Cheung, 15-6, 10-15. Semor Mixed Doubles: Robert Toy and Marie Ribeiro beat Bill Gities and Adi Tamworth: 15-7, 15-0.

Senior Men's Singles: C.K. Les beat W.F. Foo, 15-0, 15-3, wong and H.P. Lam bent Ramon Senior Mixed Doubles; Patrick

Young and Ullan Khoo, 15-10, 15-6.

Tonight's Gome

Semi-Finals nt Club de Recreio: 7.30 p.m. Lodles' Singles: Mar- garet Xavier v Marie Ribeiro. Inbert Tay and Patrick Wong

8.00 p.m. Senior Men's Doubles: WF Foo and C. Au.

8.30 prn. Junior Men's Doubles: C.Y. Young and K.P. Chong v F M Hibeiro and T.E. Rodrigues.

0.00 p.m. Junior Mixed Doubles: D.C. Lau and Helen Kwong v

Quirin Charlie

Yolanda and Franço,

9.30 p.m. Senior Men's Singles. Robert Tay v Bill Funks.

DANISH MINORITY IN SCHLESWIG

Schleswig

To Reduce ECA Funds.

Washington, March 30. Foreign policy leaders of both parties in the U.S. Senuto' slood firm today against a move by Senators Robert Taft, Republican, and Richard Rus- seli, Democrat, to trim about 10 per cent off the U.S.$5,380,- * 000,000 European programme.

recovery

But Senator Walter George, Dẹ- mocrat, threw his powerful weight behind the Taft-Russell ;proposal with the assertion that unlesA some cut is made, this country may face "a serious Aunncial de- felt."

Senator Tony Conally, who' heads the Senate Foreign Reln- tlons Commitice, predicted lefent for the Taft-Russell proposal. But he admitted the vote might be close.

The committee's top Republican,‣ would not comment publicly. Ho Sonatar Arthur Vanderberg,

to have told col- Wos reported leagues he is sticking by full nu- thorisation.

Vandenberg has taken the stand that the Economic. Co-operation Administration should have lati- tude to defend before the appro-- priation committees later the amount it says it needs.

If the authorisation in the pend- ing bill is cut, ECA would have a to stay under that celling in its bid for actual funds to carry out Its programme-Associated Press.

P.I. RESERVES IMPORT QUOTAS FOR OWN PEOPLE,

Kiel, March 20, Bepresentatives of the Schles- But from there on Lau and wig-Holstein Government and the Chung never again relaxed, mak- South Schleswig Association to-

Manila, March 30. Ing their shots from mid court day discussed proposals for safe- President Quirino's Cobinet to- count. Chung's hard smashes guarding the civil rights of the day adopted a new policy to pro- were regularly accurate and viele a

Danish minority In South teet Filipinos in impost trade. ous and all Tal's trickery at net

The Cabinet

20 agreed that failed to float the shuttle over as

The talks, under the presidency per cont of the import quolas re- it repeatedly ought on to the net

Ashbury, or fell away

the served under the present regulas p.. the mark of of Mr. William

Commisioner bath Tai and Cheung

om Regional from Scholeswig-Holstein, Chung's smashes. Lau and Chung never erred again bringing in exploratory and it

left to 21 representative com- their first game at 15-0 after be-

mittee of

exports.--Reuter. ing forced all the way by Tal and Cheung,

over

were

was

agreed

for lions for allocation to new busl- only nessmen, will be granted

ex-

clusively to Filipinos.

Tal and Cheung returned in the

Berlin. March 29, Herr Arthur Lehmann, deputy|tablished recond game to engage the op-chief of the Soviet sector polley. tionalities,

are

Car-

Secretary of Commerce nolio Balmaceda who made the proposal explained that 90 per cent of the quotas open to

Importers of nil na

in the mostly resigned today, The "Eastern" hands of alien traders. Chung and Lau led with 4-9, Berlin police headquarters

The reserving of 20 per cent bald but their opponents came back on he had been replaced by Herr for new Filipino businesses "can- equally fine shots to level the Richard Gyptner. score, then taking a slight lead.

parition in more duels

mashing and jobs.

of hard

To reason was given for Herr The losers never relaxed and Lehmann's retirement-Reuter only occasionally fell back to de- fend in face of Chung's success- ful altoris in forcing the pace with his smashes which were be- ginning to full off the mark In expensive errors.

Points came slowly and in equal distribution. Chung und Lau eventually took the score to 13-14. But Tal and Cheung earned the next two points by dropping one shuttle and smashing the ather while Chung, at base line, was out of position, bring the game to the only deure of the evening,

Chung and Lau choso a 5- point play. They took the first two and then gave way to have the score lovel at two eil. The winning points came to the Chung-Lau pair in quick succes- sion to and the evening's most exciting garne.

Robert Tay took things con- fidently although Marie. Ribeiro was not at his best. They em= erged winners eventually against| Bit Gillies at› Adi Tamworth.: 15-7, 15-9.

Marle Ribeiro began tha gaino in extremely poor fashion and naver found her form.. Tay car ried the game with his superior mastery in court craft with most of the points coming from Gülles' Inaccurate smashes.

Excellent Shots

Adl Tamworth supported Gillies

net with excellent shots, catch- Ribeiro many a time out of position, Gilles scored some telling points by rushing Maric Ribeiro's service. The first game ended 15-7 for Tay who, taking most of the play in the second, came through again with 15-9..

The other mixed doubles saw a finer exhibition of badminton with the Wong-la combination faster and that of flamon Young and Ullan more designed than Khoo.

the ter comen of the net before have been legally declared "one-at Ho Bik-kee knew what was hap-half white and one-half Filipino,

The Chinese hardly had time to Civil District Court Judge Rene

A. Viosta ordered yesterday the verse when Kiernan again scored the marriage licence of the with a brilliant slot after carry-parents of the boys, the late He Ing out a somewhat similar move- gino Docusen and his wife Viola ment, as that which gave him his Lytell Docusen, be changed to carlier goal.

show Docusen was a Filipino and Except for a few, occasional | his wife was white, breakaways which never gave cause for any reel anxiety, East- ern were confined. In their own

The order was tasted in a mult brought by the parents and their sons to have records in the New Statistics Bureau

Oricans Vital

Hi

Both Patrick and his partner end of the Geld for the remainder

player two games with perfect of the game.

changed,

understanding. Wong command- Just before the final whistle,

A third brother, lightweight ing mid court, employed his place- Mullen completed the hat trick" Maxle Documen, was not affected chops with talling effect, by scoring with another good shot by the order because he has ny partner, Lam, gave 1 one of the which left the standing birth certificate. It's attorney best display at net of the evening.

Club: Cation zuster, Strange, kald, however, it will mean or Weller, Forrow

Hor shots caused growing confu Banglay, much to Mwale war hue brothers.

sion between the never too steady Mullen, Rickford, Kiernan and

"This

the Docun partnership of Young and Khoo, main.

brothers can fight anywhere in the although individually both ac Hossack, Bacon, Gilleece, Mut- The Tide

Eastern; Ho Sik-kes, Lam Tak- United States he explained, He counted for some of the match's ton-Haly Penrose, Hanley, po, Chan Chakakwon, Lau You- khald Maxle, like his brothers, was top point-winning ralilee, Jackson, Walkins, Evans, Babbe.keting; Lee Tin-kes, to Yust-wat, prevented from fighting white A determined effort to stem the 5 players are requested to meet Chang Ming, Chan Fakapons; boxers in some Stater, because the night, C.K. Lee defeated W.J. tore, the : CHINA -MAIL: LIMITED, - by

In the only singite match of FRANK LABIAN DUMA, Winder. Köse, tide in the fourth set, aw Chm at the respective Grounds at least Tang Tal-chalen, Lau Fook

his brothers were registered as Too to enter the rapro@uce his first-sæt form a fve 1:15 minutes before the kick-off, ;-) and Buen Mác

Anuis against Bill, Tual or Robert, Tay,

6.

third set. They jumbed to a lead

Lee and Chen never recovered..

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.

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