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Leicestershire Dismissed By NZ

Loicoster, May 16..

The New Zealand fast medium bowlors, Cowic and Cave, aided by indecisive batting, dismiss- ed Leicestershire in three hours and a quarter here today, where the County followed on 311 runs behind,

By the close of play Leicestershire were 123 for one in their second innings, Lester and Prentice adding 99 for the second wicket without being separated.

CHINA MAIL

Wah Yan Athletic Meeting

The 7th Annual Athletic Meeting of the Kowloon Wah Yan College, in which more than 100 students participated. was held at King's Park yes- terday.

The Inter-House Champion- ship was won by the Blue House, with 305 points, and the White

Though the bowling did not until that bowler uprooted his House, followed with 300 points. reach great heights, it

way AC-

curate and hostile, and exposed the uncertainly of the heine bats- men. Only Berry, Tompkin and Jackson made any strokes di note, Cowie freely Tonkin driving

Victory Shield Soccer Game

Mr. Tam Hoi-Jan, principal of mille stump with a ball of per-

the College, thanked those who feet length.

The lust Ave wickets of Leiees-donated the prizes, and those who the. Meeting such a tershire's first innings fell for 24 had made ruas, Cowie claimed six wickets for 54 and Cave took four for 28.

were

Fielding Crisp And Sure

The New Zealand #elding was Robone always crisp and sure. taking three good catches in the slips.

Following on, Leicestershire difficulties, Reid The Second Round game in getting Berry caught in the slip

Berry hal Soccer with 24 on the board, Victory Shield the

started confidently, scoring 18 at Competition between Cumbin the 24 runs, while Lester played Combined himself in. and ed Services

played will be Chlorse Caroline 1 today. kick-off at six o'clock.

at

Ruccess.

At the conclusion of the Meet, prizes were distributed by Father P Tuner to the successful con- testants.

The following were the results: 100 metres (senior): (1) Wong Po-sum, (2) Ho Wal-yin. Time: 13 seconds.

100 metres (Junlor: (1) Leung Munt-sun, (2) Chan Cheuk-tung. Time: 14 seconds

106 metres friget): (1) Lau Prentice joined Lester and the pir sent the 30 up in as many | Chi-thing, (2) Chan Tau-wing. minutes.

After another stoppage "ime! 12 seconds.

Shot Put (senior): (1) Ching

in the First Round, Combined because of rain, ruts came free. Services beat Combined Chinese y, the bowlers being handicapped by four goals to three in a thrill- by the wet ball. The pair were Yee-ho, (2) Ko Po-kwon, Dis-i

the close, but tance: A f. 10 ins game, after

packed

arrears at one stage.

being in sill together at

Leicester still needed, 188 rung to avoid an meings defeat.

The Services are the present holders of the Shickt and need a further win or draw to retain it over the current season.

Prices of admission for today's fixture

Covered Stand

$2.40

$1.20

The close of play scoreboard

read:

New Zealand: 1st innings Leicester: 1st innings Berry e Rabone b Cave Lester lhw. b Cowie

Rabone b Cave Prentice

Services half price to Covered Tompkin Cowie

Yli-tak (SCCA). Bau Yung-sang Symington e Rabone b Cave (SCCA),

430

$

HONG KONG, WEDNESDAY, MAY 18, 1949.

A World Record Set In Doubles

Los Angeles, May 16. Mr. P. Jones, secretary of the Southern California Tennis Association, said today that Sunday's 70-game set in the men's doubles finals is world record.

Davis Cup player Ted Schroeder and the Wimbledon champ, Bob Falkenburg, beat the United States champ, Richard Gonzales and Hugh Stewart of Los Angeles, 30-34 in the first set and went on to win the title in the Southern California tournament 3-6, 4-6, §-4, 10-17. The match lasted five hours.

The previous record was believed to be 20-27 In a college match. Schroeder beat Gonzales for the singles title before the doubles started.-United Press.

Boats Damaged In Week-End Yachting

(By "RUBBINGSTRAKE")

Week-end sailing proved costly both to the Club and to Members, due to the strong squally winds and the resultant damage to sails and boats. At least four dinghies capsized and others had to receive assistance.

Four Redwings put to sea on Sunday afternoon but they soon decided that discretion was the better part of valour and the race was abon- doned before it started.

The Dragons had a first class sall on Saturday, even though 800 metres (senior): (1) Lait was raining cats and dogs

Ng Yu-kong, (2) Yuen-ying. In the latter half of the race,

and on the last run from Lye Time: 2 mins. 28 1/2 secs.

800 metres (Junior): (1) Wan mun Beacon they appeared to Siu-hay, (2) Wan Yuk-yan, Time: be travelling through the water than eight knots,

2 mins, 43

secs.

at more

The course for the Cruiser race next Sunday, May 23, will be:- Ninepis

(North and South Islands) (S), Lamtong (S), Line E-W. Stort 10a.m..at Kellatt Island. Race abandoned 7.30 p.m. Distance, 25 milles.

Detailed results of last racing are as follows:- Tuesday, May 10:

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Lawn Bowls RAIN AFFECTS Teams Ready COUNTY GAMES

The following team has been selected to represent the Hung Club Kong Electric Recreation against the Kowloon Cricket Club in a Lawn Bowis game on Satur day, May 21.

The game will be played at 4.00 p.m. Kowloon at

E. Poulson, J.F. Hedley. Bonch and J.K. Siven.

V.

J.H. Bottomley, P. Paul, H.S. McKay and R.C. Butler.

F.A, Golding, J.O. Stokoe, J. F. Lunny and G. Ryder.

Craigengawer Cricket Club

The following have been releet- od to represent the Craigengower Cricket Club in League Lawn Lawn Bowls games on Saturday. May 2, commencing at 4.00 p.in.

First Division Club Do Recreto "A" at Club de Recreto: L. C, R.

3.W. Souza,

(Skip):

ካ

London, May 16.

Rain today affected first class cricket for the first time this season. There was no play in the match between Cambridge University and Lancashire, no play before lunch in Glam- organ's game against Warwickshire and other County games were interrupted. Derby gained a ten wickets win over Somerset when

the latter's tailenders collapsed, the last six wickets adding only 24 runs. Derby bowlers had some good figures. Rhodes took four for nine to bring his match analysis to nine for 58. Jackson claimed three for 12 and Cop- son's three for 24 gave him match figures of seven for 48.

Gimblett was the only Somer- set batsman to shape well, mak ing more than half his side's total with

cuts crisp

ang B.W. Bra lofted drives,

S.

B.

Kowloon

Mt

The close of play scores were

At Derby: Derbyshire beat and straight Somerset by 10 wickets. Somerset 132 and 93 (Gimblett 51, Rhodes

A.M. Omar, The Bedser twins were in good! 4 for 2, Copson 3 for 24, Jackson Xavier, G.

G.A.

the but for Surrey 3 for 12): Derbyshire 105 (Buse Souza,

A.M. Omar form with Xavier, G. A

Landola (Ski):

A.A. against Hampshire. Eric made 914 for 463 and 32 for no wicket. and J.S.

At Cambridge: No play today with lefthander Laurie Razack, Francis Lee, K.M. Omar and,

Fishlock, who made 123, put on Lancashire 216 Cambridge 87 for and U.M. Omar (Skip).

221 for the second wicket, Alec, one. Boound Division

At The Oval: Hampshire 272* the England Test player, was 53 COC: Dowling Green Club

and for one; Surrey 380 for

(Fisblock 123, Eric A. R. Bux, F.K. Modi, H.A. de, not out when Surrey declared,

Fishlock hit 17 fours in a atay declared Bolelho

Alec Belser. 53 not and

S.I. Marvia (Skip): R. Tay, S.R. Sollna, W.. of four hour five minutes, Eric Bedsor 91,

103 and Bedner claiming nine boundaries out). Howard and E.S. Franks (Skip); three hours 35 minutes.

At Lords: Middlesex A.H. G. Ladd, G. Hong Choy,

Perks, the tall Worcestershire 228 for 8; Essex 171 (Vigar 103, Rumjahn and A.J. Coelho (Skip). { fast medium bowler, found con-

Denis Compton 5 for 57). ditions to his liking in the rain Kowloon. Bowling Green interrupted match against Sussex

Club

and claimed seven wickets for 73 runs in 40 overs, 15 of which The following have been select-were maidens.

represent the Kowloon in their ed to Bowling Green Club league Lawn Bowls matches on Saturday, May 21:

At Chichester: Worcestershire

220 and 81 for 2: Sussex 249 (J. Oakes 72, Perks 7 for 73). Rain restricted play,

At Oxford: Oxford University 209 and 139 for 7; Yorshire 222 (Lowson 86).

Making Debut Middlesex, for whom Denls

At Gillingham: Kent 23d ant Compton took five for 57, gained 157 for 8; Northamptonshire 230 First team versus PRC (away); a first innings lead by 12 run for 9 declared (Broderick 100, Glamorgan 388 week's. Tindall, A. L. G. Eastman, I against Essex at Lords. Pullinger, Jakeman 51).

At Swansea: Collyer and J. McKelvic (Bkip); the Essex that medium bowler E.A. Atkins, G.E. F. Thompson, who te making his debut in irst for 5 declared: Warwickature 131 Ja cricket

match, for d (Wollen, 50/not out). Roln Simpson and L Sykes class W.C

Notis 402: At Nottingham: second time wheh Middlesex bat- Result-Araypoints. Cables points. (Skip); J.G. Robartson, L. Gadal, claimed Compton's wicket for the restricted play.

J. Fraser and A.J. Hall (Skip).

also led again, and

diamlased Gloucestershire 314 for 4 (Crapp Becond team v. ccc

101, Graveney 139)-Neuter. Bill Edrich.

Army Cables FACE!

30 Three-Legged Race (midget):

The Stars had a tough race but 10) ip Tong-chun and Tan Wing- carrying, full canvas.

Dinghy RM ki, (2) Stam Hang-fal und Wong live of the seven starters manag- 23 Tin Thủ

Race (Junior): ed to finish the course without Three Legged

the rain- spite mishap, 9) Lam Wing-hong and Wong

Yuk-yuen. Herg Wai-ming squalls and freshening wind in

the second half..

Uncovered Stund

Stands.

Jackson bw. b Cowie

14

Combined Chinese Team:

Yu Watson bw. b Cowie

"

Cheung Shu-link Evans b Cowle

Cheung Kum-hui (SCCA),

The Walsh e Mooney

Cave

•

1 und Leung Kwok-ho.

400

Kwik-chiu.

15

sany

Slu-hay, (2)

Kam-hung (SCAA), Lau Chung- Corralt low. b Cowie sung (SCAA), Tong Kwong-aum Sperry nol vut

(Kit Chee), Fung King-cheung!

(SCAA), Chow Man-chi, and Lee

(SCAA),

Wing-keung Chu

Tal-tai (KMB).

Combined Services

(RAF) E/M

Represent.

Wilson Cave

Rowlands

(RN), Burke

Cross

A/B

Extras

(1) Li petres (stre):

Chunr. Tsung- Tinic: 1 min. S sees. 400 metres (Junior): (1) Wan Chan Cheuk-fung.

19 Time: 1 min. 10 secs.

200

metres

in

of

Whitsun Regatta

Stars-2nd Spring Berlen

D.

Trail and J. H Robo il

J. A. L. Pearson, J.

R.J. Wigginton, P. Hughes, A. Hutton and-V. Chittenden (Skip): F.A. Plume, J. Crighton, R..Mor tison and J.G. Meye (Skip).

Third team v. Club De Recreio (home): A.P. Weir, T. J. P. Styles,

Risperd

No. BeimarTLÓN

Time Piz Povilion

Yourleff got the gun after well-salled race, with Bloouw in second place closely followed by Mackay.

3 Furter

1 1.13.07

2

a

8 Howell

23.18.00

4

1

Dubni

* 1.19.15

*

Hereding

41.3.10

Thursday, May 12:

Novices Diagh Race

13 Clarke ..........

at

(senior): (1) LI

2

&

Dunlop

& Laufr

4

Star Team Race:

Result-Club 10 points,

11.5. Navy

1. Ur-

points.

Saturday, May 14:

quhart, T. Wren and T.J. Hemp- sley (Skip).

Kowloon Cricket↑ Club

The provisional programme for Tse-sou, (2) Chui Kwong. Time: the Whitsun Regatta and Closing

Bowling

27 seca.

O

M

R

W

24

5

54

G

21.5

28

4

Chcui-fung, (2)

Lam

hong Time: 27.8 secs.

14

G 22

0

2nd innings

tive Team: Gnr. Anderson

(Army), Set. Craighead (Army),

Yec. Tozer (RN), C.S.M.. Wen-Cowle

therall (Army), FL./Lt.

Pti West (Army) F/O (RAF). Cpl. Higgs (RM),

Sims (RN) and L/Cpl. Ramskill Berry e Sutcliffe Reid (Army).

Lester not out

Reserves: Tadmon (RN), Bab- Prentice not out bage (RN), Gnr. Mursten (Army) |

and Gar. Brown (Army).

Team Manager: Mr. Clarke. Cd. Total (for one wkt.): Bos'n, RN.

A Pre-war

Treat-

Still the Best Summer Drink!

Extrus

ONE of the good things of pre-war times you

can continue to enjoy is Cold 'Ovaltine' still the best of summer drinks. Deliciously cool, creamy and refreshing, with a delightful flavour all its own, Cold ‘Ovaltine' will help to make good the extra energy you expend during the active summer days. (

Remember that 'Ovaltine' provides health- giving and revitalizing food elements, derived from Nature's best foods, which will do much. to supplement the nutritive value of the usual light summer meals.

Cold Ovaltine' is quickly prepared by adding "Ovaltine' to cold milk; or milk,and water, and mixing thoroughly with a whisk, or in a shaker.

OVALTINE Gold

Refreshing-Energizing

18

the

24 Her Blenbenson

28 A. Bailey and L.E. Lammert 27 (Skip):

R.H. Browne, E. F.S.

this

To Develop Young

Cricket Talent

London, May 16.

Club U.S. Navy. Baker. A. Dodd and H. H. Rose One of the main tasks of the English cricket season

Dragon's Sweepstake and Championship+ "Be Degan" Series Blart 2.40.1mm,

200 metres (Junior): (1) Chan Cruise has now been arranged and is given below. All competi- Wing-

tors are requested to enter their 200 metres (midget); (1) Lau names and boats without delay,

gither

In writing to

Hon. Chi-shing (2) Chan Ping-wing Secretary or on the Notices pro- Time: 31 1/2 zees,

Scouts' Race: (1) Chan Siu-vided at the Club-House

Stars and Dinghies will be Yacht 54 ki. (2) Ip Kwok-hung.

Old Boys' Race: (1) Mr. Kwok drawn for on Tuesday evening,

than 7-Ylu-kwan, (2 Mr. Lam Kwok-May 24, and all entries must be Monday, made not later Hung

Time: 30 s Inter-House

Relay May 23, Surint

The times indicated are liable (senior): (1) Green House. Time: to altoration and will depend on Relay the number of entrants. Where- Sprint

ever possible, heats will be ar- (Junior): (1) White House. Time: ranget so as to enable competi

than tors to take part in more one class event, but this cannot be guaranteed.

44

123

1 min. 58 secs.

Inter-House

51:.5 secs.

Inter-House Sprint Relay (mid- get): (1) Blue House.Time: 63.6

secs.

High Jump isenior); (1) Sonny

(2) Chung Tsune sing Young Kam-yiu. Height: 5 L

Chan,

1 in.

The

Anal starting times, draws and sailing. instructions will be a printed programme set out in which will be made available as soon after the draw as possible.

Entrance fee $5 for each cluss entered, plus the usual hire charges for Club bouts.

WHITSUN REGATTA AND CLOBING CRUISE Provisional Programme Relay Thursday, June 2:

High Jump Junior): (1) Kan Ful-wan,

Shiu-hel. (2) Wan Height: 4 ft 10 Ins..

High

(midget): (1) Jump Cheng Wai-chuen, (2) Wong Ming Height: 4 ft. 1 in.

Hurdle liter-House (senior): (1) Blue House. Inter-House Hurdle

Relay

(Junior): (1)

(1) White House. Inter-House Hurlo Relay (midget): (1) Rod House.

Inter-House

Baton (senior): (1) Blue Ilouse,

Inter-House

Baton (Junior): (1), Blue Houre.

Inter-House,

sp.m. Novies Dinghy Ra Friday, June 3:

p.m. Ladies' Dinghy Tace, Relay Saturday, June 14:

11 m. Draron lost-Bays Hara (En- trunca Fre 15; Jet Prise 70 per cent; 2nd Relay Prise 20 per cent),

re to Middle Island.

p.m. Cruler

Relay start Kellett Joland. Batoa

2.10 p.m. Dragon and Jublice race to Relay Male land. Start Kellett land. 2.50 M· Sitar ruce. Fire: heat. '2.40. p.m. Hédwings Fins Itare.

2.50 p.m. Dlníky Champlanship, Fiest heat.

Relay

(midget); (1)

(1) Red House, Inter-House Football

(1). Blue House: (senior): (1) Inter-House

Football (Junior): (1) Blue House.

Inter-House Football Relay

(1) Blue House. (midget):

Long Jump (senior): (1) Sonny Chan, (2) Ho Wai-yiu. Distance: 17 IL Ins.

Long Jump (Junior): (1) Chan Kwok-tok, (2) Kan Fal-wan Distance: 15.1 Bins.

3pm. Ratings Whalerjraze, First bent. (30 p... Blar race. Becond brat. 4.80 p.m. Tre at Middle Leland,·· p.m. Dayleens at Middle Island, Bunday, Juna 5:

10 m. Cruisers and Dragons, Plenie Race From Middle Island o Penor's Bay via Lamına Island and Ni Ko Chan (batla La Berboard),

Jump (midget): (1) Lau

10.18 m. Jubilee Pienie Race from (2) So Chak-man, Middle faland; to Fenny's Day. (drooți.

10 a.m. Redwings and Dinghies 'pic

Distance: 14 1 1/2 ins.

10.10a.m. Stars Plenio Race to Penng's

(Launches) leave one hour, Inter), «

9p.m. Informal Bupper at the Club

Inter-House Tug-of-war i face to Peany's Day from Kellett faland. (senior): (1) White House.

Inter-House Championship: (1) Bay from Kallett Laland Blue House, 305 points, (2),

White House, 300 points.

Individuál Championship and Dancing to the (senior): (1) Sonny Chan.

Individual Championship (Junior): (1) Chan Cheuk-fung Individual Championship (midcho) (1) Lâu Chishing

HOCKEY GAME

In a clowly_contested_hockey game at King's Park yesterday, Royal Navy · "best" NAF: by, the narrow margin of four goals to Hirne in the Qadrangular Tour-

nament.

1

Bacall Nr.

Klapsed Na of Helmenta Ferin. Ume Pls. Race

Linda. D.7. Chidell 11.37

1.35.07 45 20 Fentany, D.1, Nubola

1 2 Tromp. D., de Qbede 3 1.3.1 Restalka, D., Balko 4 1.38.40 12 1.42.00) 20 Cuppello, D., Hunt

21 27 Vanessa, D., (D.N.B.)

14 21 Madrigal, D.4. (D.N.S.)

Jubileen-Iith Spring Beston Race Start 2.60 p.m.

Roundelas. 9, Cronier

Stratheper, 4, 8kutil

1 1/37.16 12 醬

1.88.17 10

Melody, E, Beech'ng (D.EQ.) 1.89.35 Harmony. 1. Reid (D.N.F.).

Siare 33rd Spring 'Berles Ruck Start 3 p.m.

1 Yourien

3 Blauw

4 Mackay

& Furnar

1' Baller

1 de Jong (DNT)).

B

(Skip); C.W. Creaves,

now getting into its full stride is to develop young talent with a view to finding new Test men for the MCC tour of Australia.

The following have be select The Tests with Australia are the yardstick by which

Kowloon ed to represent the Cricket Club in their Lawn Bowls fixtures on Friday and Saturday:

Second Division dgainst Filipino Club at KCC on Friday, May 20, at 5.30 p.m.

H. Gittens, L. Brerny, R. Leigh and J. Tibble (Skip).

E.R. Ronselet, C.R. Roselet, R.S. Capell and T. Lock (Skip)."

the standard of English cricket is measured, so whatever importance is attached to the Tests with New Zealand this summer, and the West Indies, who visit next year, undoubtedly much more is given to England's prospects against Australia.

The next encounter with the A.C. Tribble, W. Colledge, W. Australians takes place the win Butterworth and F.E. Skinner ter after next, and in the mean- (Skip).

Third Division against Hong Kung Electric Recreation Club at KCC on Saturday, May 21, nt 4.00

B 1.05.40

p.n 1.07.12

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4 1.51.47 1.15.04

von Sydow (Þ.NF.). Dinghies-ith Race Boring Berton Start.m.

Now Himme

Recuit

#Corbett

4 Hancock

1# Howell-

18

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Elspeet

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* 1.14.33 28

Price: 14 Norman; 6 Evans: 13 Fil and 21. Grey (D.N.F.). Sunday, May 16:

A. Graham F. Howarth, V. Sargeant and W. Palmer (kip).

W. Boyce, W. Bakes, R. Barker sd C. Champetovier (Silp),

M. Grimpel, W. Fury. J. Tan and F.E. Lawrence (Skip).

FRENCH TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS

time many

must be

problema solved. At the moment only such men as Len Hutton, Cyril Wash brook, Bill Edrich, Denis Compton and Alec

Bedser could be re- guarded as probable starters for the trip.

12 or 13 places That leaves open for competition and two от eight months* more seasons, cricket, for young players to a sert their claims, If early sea son form is any guide, then the youth of England will this challenge,

The

answer

Tennis Tournament Fixtures

The KCC Spring Handicap Tennis Tournament reached its final stages in all events yesterday with the play-off of the Mixed Doubles Handicap Semi-final.

Former interporters, Mrs. E Lo Litton and E. C. Fincher (owe of 40), entered the final in this rocent performances Young players like Tom Gruvenny, event by defeating Mrs. L. F. Barry Howard and the record- Stokes and Captain Turner Cooka Frank Parker and Richard breaking Cambridge pair, John fowe 30) in two close and hard- Gonzales, of the United States. Dewes and Hubert Doggart, augur fought games, 7-5 and 6-4. are seeded No. 1 and No. 2 re- well for the future, but it is not

Paris, May 10,

All the finals will be concluded spectively, in the men's singles suggested that on the strength of daring this week.

Dinghies-13th Race Spring Series Start 3.86 p.m.

of the French lawn tennis cham-an excellent display with bat or Today: Men's Singles Handicap Elapsed

pionships, beginning Paellion time Ft Wednesady.

Rerall

No. HetÓN 10 TL.

11 Von Bylone

Steerding

&

Cortext

14 Balth 18 Pric

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4.29.21 0.11.12

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1.11.43

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00

ball la these opening matches a Final: Captain Turner Cooko V 1 0.20.10

colt should be rushed into the T. E, Baker..

Doubles Mixed Thursday: The other seeded players are rst Test against New Zealand. 0.28.10. 20

G. Cucolli (Italy), Eric Sturgass

It is interesting to recall that Handicau Final: Mr. E. Lo Litton (South Africa), Lennart Barge three of England's present stal and E. C. Finchery Miss Figue

(Sweden), Bulge Patty warts

Washbrook and rado and E, G, P. Guent. Hutton,

Umie Airst Friday: Ladies Singles Handi- Howell: 12 Hancock and 15 Wels (USA), Marcel Bernard (France) Compton, all made (Capsized)..

and Mitle (Yugoslavin).—Reuter. Test appearance 12 years ago cap Final: Mrs. Lo Tillon v Miss

against the Inst New Zealand Cambert Baker, touring side. If men of the same The following have been select calibre are unearthed this sumset to take part in USRC Tennis mer then the New Zealanders Trials: will be regarded almost as mas tam cots in English crickat circles,

SENATORS DEFEAT RED SOX, 3-2

New York, May 17.

35m, Fleet returns to Kolleta Joland Pinch hittar Lou Stringer's blunder and Washing- ton's quick capitalization on it presented the Senators with a 3-2 victory over Bošton in the American League yesterday.

YACHT CLUB TRIO Monday, June 61

10. Crudeer rice, Hong Kong Island The game ended with manager Joe McCarthy and

British

(B) (Race abandoned 100 hờN20), 10,10 km, Blur reče,, Third braź 10.40 mm. Dingolk, Viess Rank -10.30 min, haklion, Firit. Reen,

11 am. Dinghy Team Mans, Commonwealth v. Other Nellona“, I p.m. Rating:- Whaler' '29600. 1.10 p.m. Biar ends." Fourth, henk, "1.46 p.m. Dragomiroded Fibr 1.49 p.k. Jplatives: Beçend roja 1 p.m. Restwings - Besand such.. 1.10 p.m. Disky Chimpiosebly Knal -4-p,mi, Biar Championship EHALA **1.80 km) Proveňlation 'di Prismo.

1 pas left upper and: Dancing

Priolet dod unblubid for the "Prussia" KNOTT' Wälper of the DreER, Andy, he - KRILINA - MAIL LIMITED,ski faktinezand Bedwing, Don with PRANK LAILTE QUER-WIN Bonap: raskt with the hott ägaregula" polaka

a swarm of Red Sox protesting bitterly to plate umpire Joe Paparella that rightfielder Tom O'Brien had scored the tieing run before the final out was made.

SCORES:

AMERICAN LEAGUE

R HE

TODAY

Man's Match giving "A" 1. Mid. Scott and Mid.. Kemp,

The importance of more than one match in which to adapt themselves to the Test cricket atmosphere was clearly shown in the case of Hutton and

2. Brig de Burgh Morris and

Major Hutchinson. 3. Ander

son and Mr. Cannon. 4. Lleups Carr and Lieut Harwick

Hancock, 2. Mr. Dinner and Mr. Focarric. 3.. Mr. Fisher and Me Rogers. 4. Mr. Hart Baker, and Mr. Lindeman..

Washbrook. Hutton was at 82 1 Capt. Mackret and Me. zero and one in his firat Test! (but hit a century in his second) while Washbrook scored nine and eight not out. Compton, - how- ever, signalised his entry Into international cricket with a fight- ing 65-Reuter,

DONATIONS TO

CHARITY Máni ves

The Hong Kong Cricket Club hae donated the following amounts 40 charity from the proceeds of The recent Colony Tennis Cham- pionchipur

The Salvation Army Boys and Girls' Club An-

sociation

$1,586

TOMORROW Ladies' Matol #A" Mrs. Williams and Mrs. Jonies" 2: Miss Benbernard, and Mrs, Easterbrook, 8. Mrs. Halls and Miss Bcoll

Mrs. Hancock and Mrs. Halg. 1. Mrs. Lamont-déd Mirg. Chris» tiansen. 3..Miss Vera-Nichol and Mrs. Fisher, JP ELEMEN

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