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THE PERFECT

BWISS WATCH

CHINA MAIL

Manila cagers beat HK "Possibles" in close game

Snow halts English golf championship

Deal, Kent, April 25. The second day's play in the English amateur golf cham- pionship on the Royal Cinque Ports Club's course here was abandoned today owing to heavy snow.

Borne on a bitter Northerly wind, the snow caused a stoppage in play an hour after early starters had set uut but when the full force of the storm broke, caddies were sent out as far as the ninth

players

had reached, to Inform them of the temporary cessation of play and it was not long before the special- ly convened decided to

green which some

committee meeting cum play to abandon Halls hecame invisible on the show-carpeted fairways and when they were found they were conted to make them in ice and snow anuny lives larger than their re- gulation size.

The visiting Green Archer cogers from Manila won-

their second game in the Colony by beating

a Hong Kong "Possiblos" team by the close score of 50 points to 47 at Caroline Hill last evening.

The game which was fast and exciting from the opening minute was somewhat marred by the poor sportsmanship shown by part of the local spectators. With about two minutes to go and the score 47-46 in favour of the Hong Kong "Possibles" M. Araneta was fouled by Chan Siu-lok.

As he was taking his two free shots part of the crowd started to boo and barrock in order to put him off his aim, and the fact that he did mis netting both of the throws might be attributed to the lacl: of sportsmanship on the part of the crowd.

However in the last minute the visitors gave all they had and E. Decena ard & Bangoy each netted once to give their team a well de- served victory as the Hong Kong side broke down under the strain. The visitors played well as a team and each of them is worthy of praise for the sporting way in There have been a number of which they played. M. Araneta cases of championships and caught the eye with his accurate tournaments being similarly affect-finding of the basket scoring 13 ed in the past but in most caser points, wille R. Campos scoredt 11

Yu

of the Hong Kong Tit-kwan through

Blood up rain Rioring

"Possibles" seemed to be the only courses which have become un- playable.

one to get going under the tight, five man defence which the visit ing team put up whenever their net was threatened.

Snow, however, has occasion. ally interferred even at a later date than the last week in April. Α

professional tournament big at Southport 15

years ago had weather Itarted in beautiful only for the final day to produce a blizzard which caused play -

the match

be abandoned. That was in the middle of Today's play

My May.

nt Deal was the second of two qualifying stroke rounds to decide the 32 players for Later in play stages, the week there were to have been 36 holes semi-finals but these have been reduced to 18 holes which will help to make up for the day lost by today's abandonment,

In yesterday's first round, only two players beni 80, E.S. Treden- nick leading with 77 and W.S. Thompson returning 79.

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Carter scores 87

In the flat few minutsa the visitors added three points bo- fore the local team got under- way and in a scoring spree kept .tho visitors scoreless while natting nine points to lead 28- However the visitors had 24. more reserves to call upon and the tiring local quintet onded the third quarter only ond paint in the lead 32-31,

In the final quarter the Hong Kong side led fur most of the five period and it was not till minutes from the end that score was tied at 40-40.

the

then 38-

The La Sulle team sumed command of the game and were leading 42-43 before the local Chinese scored two quick

the lend. goals to regoin

The speed of the game gained in tempo as each side strove to gain the decisive basket before the final whistle.

the

In the tension of the game Chan Sly-lok fouled Araneta as he was about, to shoot and it was then barracking by unsporting spectators took place.

However in the final minute; the Green Archers engers netted two baskets to win the match.

HONG KONG, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26, 1950.

1

An exciting moment during the basketball game between Kit Chee and the "Green Archors" of La Salle College, Manils,

The "Green Archery at Caroline Hill on Monday night.

beat Kit Choo 48-29.("China Mall" photo).

Rifle Meet:

να was brilliant at times and sparked by his speed and ac. curate shooting the local side, more than held their own for

Green Archers: V. Eduque, E. most of the game. Lee Yiu-chee was top scorer for the team with Decena, J. Mendieta, C. Iniga Jr...

J. Pimental, F. Pintado, A. 14 points while Yu scored 10.

Bangoy

R. Campos, E. Shuruff, Visitors take lead

R. Franco and M. Aroneto. The visitors took the lead in

Hong Kong "Possibles": Chan the opening minute when J.

Siu-lok, Ho Hin-chee, Yu Tit- a foul. Yu kwan, Lee Ylu-chee, Ng Mendieta scored an

Sun- Shuen of Hong Kong broke through a

Chiu Sing-moon, won, minute later and pelted to give Ling and Chik Yu-fun. the local team the lead. Aftm In the second game of the even- netting another basket the Honging the Whaly basketball team uc- Kong team seemed to lose their counted for the quintet from the The touch and the visitors turned in Chinese YMCA by 62 points to a few baskets to lead 7-4. How- poured ever the Hong Kong boys

an the pressure and alded by the fact that Araneta, Campos and and Eduque were on the bench Among the English Amateur took the lead at the end of the Golf Championship's compell- first quarter by 12 points to 7. 1015,

is Mr. G. a. D. Carter, The visitors put their full entered from Royal Hong Kong, strength

at the an the court

30.

Keen competition expected at 40 Inf. Div. Rifle Meeting

first Divisional Rifle Meeting to be held in Hong Kong will take place on Kai Tak Rifle Ranges today, tomorrow and Friday.

VICTORIA CLUB Practically all units of 40 Infantry Division have

CALLOVER

entered for either the Individual Champion- ship or Team Events and it is expected that there will be some keen competition.

Carter had a score of 87 in yes-beginning of the second quarter SI Percy Loraine's The Match 1, the Individual Cham- terday's round, when players had and at half-time led by 21-19. to contend with a strong wind After the breather the starting Golden Road, accompanied sometimes by rain line-up for and sleet showers.

In the circumstances the scor- ing was high and by the early afternoon nobody had managed to beat 80. Three players were then sharing the lead at 81.-Router

wa

the

Lawn Bowls League fixtures

Yachting jottings:

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MRS TRENERRY WINS

LADIES SERIES

(By "MAINSHEET BLOCK”)

The Ladies Race, which was sailed on Sunday last and was an outstanding raco, was won by Mrs. Trenerry.

On Saturday, the Jubilees did not start, while the

RACE

Pace bowlers

may have to do

Dragons started but failed to finish before without shine

abandon race time, in spite of patches of good wind in Kowloon Bay, Redwings and Dinghies each) had a race.

In the Ladles Race, the breeze held slightly south of east and the ruin held off.

Of the nine starters, Mrs. Tre- crossed the line' first In an excellent start, followed by Mrs. Larkins who, on the port tack, crossed the

bows of the other boats on the starboard lack.

The first mark, B. 2, was made in one long close hauled tack, the order there being Mrs. Trenerty, Mrs. Mallorie and Miss Loscby, but they barely led the rest,

On the next leg, a run down to No. 1, Mrs. Trenery increas ed her lead and dropped back.

Mrs. Malloria

The Rowing Regatta has had to be postponed until Saturday, May 20.

The Barbecue hai baan can. called owing to insufficient sup port.

Instead of a Dragon race to Middle laland, there will be s Series race from the Club at the usual ilme.

There will be no Cruiser race on Saturday.

The Team Race next Sunday will be between Army "A" and Internationals.

Last week's results weres--.

SATURDAY, APRIL 22 Friendly Redwing Race let Miss Loseby (18) 1.00.45; 2nd Caley (17) 1.02,15); 3rd Cor bett (0) 1.05.50; 4th Evans (11) 1.02,22,

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London, April 24. The laws of cricket, many of which have been changed since their inception about 200 years ago, may include yet an other amendment in the near future, this time affecting the pace bowlers,

At a pre-season meeting re cently, first clasa umpires pressed for cricket's rulers to make It unlawful for bowlers to rub the bell to preserve the shine which assists in swing and swerve.

The arguments put up wDLE why should it be illegal for s

spin bowler to 11ft the soam in order to get a better grip while a pace bowler is allowed to rub the ball on his trousers to main-

shinet tain the

the scam

THURSDAY, APRIL 20 47th Dinghy Series Race 1st Van Heel (8) 1.15.50 (858; 2nd Corbett (14) 1.17.00 (748);

Asection of the notes to umpires In a tight bunch

3rd 'Furrer (19) 1.20.2 (658); 4th

on fair unfair play states: Except for the first two boats. Mrs. Trenerry (11) 1.20.17 (574); t f legal for a player to lift the remainder wore in a tight Howell (1) Retired; Yourleff (0)

of the ball. In order bunch at the buoy and it looked Retired; Mrs. Mallorie (15) Reto obtain a better hold. In such ...well nigh Impossible for all the tired.

a case the umpire will, if neces boats to round without protest,

ball for bre Bury, change the which has had similar wear and but they managed,

The nex

will warn the captain that the mark, B. 1, was dead to windward, but with the tide

practice is unfair. The use of under the boats.

| resin, wax etc. is also unfair, The fleet divided evenly to

but a bowler may dry the bali port and starboard fack.

48th Dinghy Berles Race when wet on a towel or with After short tacke

near the

1st Furrer (11) 1.32.42 (882); Bawdust." the order at 2nd Jenkin (8) 1.24.31 (770); 3rd Salisbury Bound B. 1 was Mrs. Trenerry, Miss Loram (16) 1.25.00 (090); 4th May be cautioned **** Ocoper and then very close Yourleff (15) 1.27.04. (010); 5th together, Mimm Boyle, Mrs Rawlinson

(533); (20) 1.30.09

Fast bowlers may be cautioried Mallarle, Mrs. Brown, Mlad Laufer (1) DSQ; Blackenbury (5) and even taken off for consi Loseby, Miss Filt, Mrs. Larkins DSQ; Mrs. Mallorie (14) Retired; tently and systematically bowling and Miss Porteous,

Terrell (19) Retired.

fast, short pitched balls at the batman, but have never been From B, 1, the fleet ran down

SUNDAY, APRIL 23

checked for preserving the shine, through the line to B. 4. On the

Friendly Dinghy Raca 43 line, Mrs. Trenerry had a

1st Hartley (19) 40.20; 2nd which obviously gives them, an Mian lead on second

Cooper, Price (8) 48.69; Harrison (1) Re-advantage.

bowlers Now ball Forty Ave seconds behind them tired; Young (10) Retired); Bos- kinds of methods to keep the came the rest of the dinghies, well (14) Retired.

well crossing within 20 seconds of each other.

London, April 24,

three whose stabic pionship, is divided into

Classca. Class "A" for Infantry=" companion, Calstone, won at

on Saturday, men, Class "B" for Other Arms Sandown Park returned to favour-at-the call-and Class

In addition for Young Soldiers.

to prizes for over on the Two Thousand

winner and

and runners-up of each class, there

is a Challenge Cup

At the last meeting of the 1or the competitor obtaining the highest score in all Classes, who Hong Kong Lawn Bowls As- will be recognised at the Insociation Management Com- dividuni Champion,

mittee, it was decided to run the same competitions as lart year, that is to say, Singles, Pairs, Triples and Rinks.

the visitors Eudque, Decena, Bangoy, Campos and Araneta, while the local quintet comprised of Chan Siu lok, Ho Hin-chee, Yu Tai-kwan: Guineas at the Victoria Club. Lee Yiu-chee, Shuen Ling and London, tonight. Chik Yu- fun.

Ile' went out to 100 to 9 last Thursday, but was now quoted at

to 1.1 Palestine hardened half a point 3 to 1. but the favourite Masked Light, remained steady at 2 to 1, and the second favou rito, Mr. William Woodward's Prince Simon, at 7 to 2. their prices at the lust callover.

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The unbeaten Rising Flame came in st to to 1 and Em.

panion of the scratched Carda-

In the Team Competitions there will be the following Matches Match 1 Unit Team Matches. Match III Young Soldiers Toam Match,

Match IV Officers and Sgta Team Match.

Match V Section Team Match, Match VI Falling Plate Team

Lists for entries; which close on May 13, will be forwarded to clubs very shortly.

WEK

The league fixture list drawn up and the programme for

Lead reduced

(300).

3rd Ladies Series Race

•

adopt all

shine. on the ball and fielders

and

49th Dinghy Berlea' Race 1st Eddis (10) $2.00 (600); 2nd often go to great lengths to stop the ball being "roughed up" Laufer (19) 44.40 (876): 3rd during play. The second lap was a reach to Macauley (15) 48.30 (676); 4th

Umpires, want to stop these Young practices No. 1, n beat to B. 2 and a run Yates (14) 46.45 (480); 5th

and end an anomaly, to the line. On this lap. Miss (1) 47.42 (368); 8th Harvey (3) If the majority have "their way, Cooper reduced Mrs. Trenerry's 51.42

the regulations will include ali lend to 15 seconds and. they both

forms of preserving the shine on 1st Mrs. Trenerry (14) 57.45 the ball, both in County draw away from the remainder, among whom the order changed (682); 2nd Miss Cooper (19) 58.00. International cricket-Reuter. Jule.

(770); 3rd Mrs. Brown (3) 1.0.17) |(699); 4th Miss Porteous (1) 1.0.19 (810): 5th Misa Boyla (2) 1.0.29 (483); 6th Mrs. Mallorie (6) 1.0.48 (460); 7th Miss Loseby (10) 1.1.10 (391);

8th Mrs. Flint (15) 1.1.37 (320); 9th Mrs. Larkius_(4).1.1.42 (20th Redwing Series Race

It was a fact it was some time.

;

very good race; in one of the best for

in The points Berien are now:- Mrs-Mallorie Miss Cooper Mrs Brown Miss Loschy

Porteous

Hoyle Nirs. Larkins Mr. Eddis

Aliss Po

the Ladies

2127

2088

1803

1063

1044

068

844

With only two races zalled. The last race in the series will be on Sunday, May 7. 'Three out of the four races will count.

Programme changes

There have been many changes In the programme for next week- end.

peror, the "French stable com Match Divisional Unit Champion the first three weeks is as follows: LUSITANIA LAWN

nit, was also at 20 to 1 Prince Simon

Place

The

retained

his

ship will be won by the unit Matches II, IV,and V. scoring the highest aggregate in

FIRST DIVISION

"May 8:

КСС Rec. "W".

:

Rec. "B"

ם

as favourlie in the betting on the Derby, hardening half

Invitation avent point to 13 to 2. Masked Light remained at. £ to 1 and The There will also be a Pistol. In- Golden Road at 100 to 8-their dividual Championship Motch and prices at the last Derby' callover an Invitation Falling Plate Knock- a week ago.

out Match.

The quotations were:→→

(Two Thousand Gulneas)

2 to 1 against Masked Light;

7 to 2 Prince Simon,

5 to 1 Palestine,

8 to 1 The Golden Road,

100 to 8 Welsh View,

1

20 to Rising Flame,

20

to Emperor II,

33 to 1

1 any others.

(Derby)

to a against Prince Simon,

0.to 1 afaskel Light,

100 to 8 The Golden Road,

∙100 to 7 Castle Rock,

100 to L'Amiral,

20 to 1 Paidat,

28 to 1,any others.

2,000 Guinéas Probables

KDC

KBGC Bye.

For the latter Match, which is the last event on the programme, HKFC

feams will be com- IRC... peting against each other:-

PRC CCC

the following

Royal Navy, Royal Air Force,

3 Cdo Bde., Hong Kong *Defence

KDC Byo.

Force, 58 Med Regt RA, 34 LARGO

Regt RA

For the various

theas the KCC

Challenge Cups have been Ree. "W" generously presented by the Rec. "B"

followings;TES

Messrs. Butterfeld and Swire, Mesto, Dodwell and Co., Ltd.

Messrs...

Hong

· Kode and Co., Ltd. i

and Shanghai |

Industries

Banking Corporation,

Imperial Chemical (China) Ltd.

Mesars, Jardino Matheson (and C., Ltd.

Mesars. McKinnon, MacKenzie

A Guld of 20, is likely to go to tne post for the Two Thousand Guineas the first Classic of the and Co. season, to be run over one mile

at Nowmarket on Wednesday, jockeys, Brerunners,

The probable

with

Ria's Flame (G. Littlewood),

U.S. BASEBALL

v HKFC

V IRC V PRC У ССС

May 13:

VKBGE

V KCC v. Rec. "W" V. Rec. "B"

May 20:

VIRC

V PRC

V CCC

V KDC

HKFC Bye.

SECOND DIVISION May 6:

HKCC FC

TDC. POC

May 12: *V KBGC VKCC v. KRFC

May 20

KBGC KCC

NATIONAL LEAGUE HKFC

Blue Book! (Edgar Britt), Em-| St. Løh peror. (W. Johnstone or R. Poln- Cincinnati celut); Welsh View (W. Nevett), Filtterniouse ~ (no Jockey --

(T/ Gosling),

Smith)

Hunter, (W) Burn).

New York April. 25.

RHYO.

VTDC

POC

INC HKCC

Lanier, loser Rat

THIRD DIVISION:

May 6

KDC KCC

V PRC

Djóri: Nowelübe,

AKERC

BOWLS MATCH POSTPONED

All members of the Kowloor Bowling, Green Club are advised that due to unforeseen circum. stances the Lusitania Cup Match.. against Club da Becreto, Дxed fo Sunday next, has been postpone tá an indefinite date, probably li May.

· HOME SOCCER RESULTS

"London, April' 24,7 The following were the re- sults of football matches played today:

1st Price (18) 47.27 (763); and Bristol Rovers 3 Newport C. Harrison (1) 48.10 (632); 3rd Queen's Park 2 Stenhousemulf o Glover (15) 49.13 (521); 4th Mal- | Celtic

forle, J. (9) 50.27 (415); 5th Evans | Forfar

(11) 3.20 (313).

Derry City

Arbroath --Reuter

THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB

| NOTICE TO MEMBERS, FIFTH RACE MEETING Saturday, 29th April, 1950 There are ten races, the First Bell will be rung.at 1.80 p.m. ald the First Race will be run at 2.00 pm,

Through Tiokata (10 Races-$20) may be obtained at the Office of the Treaturers, fat Floor, Tel phens House, alio flakets for the Cath Sweep on the last race as well as the Special Cash Sweep for the "Kwangtung Handicap scheduled to be run on 7th October, 1950. Cath Sweep tickets on the last race and thoes for the "Kwange Club's Branch tung Handicap may be purchased, also at the Omice, No. 882 Nathan Road, Kowloon

VAN MEMBERS', BADGES AND ENCLOSURE. Members and quests are reminded that, they and their fading --MUST wear their badges PROMINENTLY DISPLAYED through It is now hoped to play thout the Meeting. postponed Friendly Match with Kowloon Docks on Saturday nex at Hung Hom, commencing at 3.3

Five inks are required an members who wish, tɔ play ar asked to sign the list in the club: by, this evening,

NO ONE WITHOUT A BADGE WILL DE ADMITTED TO THA MEMBERS" ENCLOSURE, AN

Badges admitting Ladise not in possession of Brooches or Basson tickets and gentlemen, non members of the Club, to the Member? Enclosure and Club Rooms at $10 Including tax, for Ladie or Gentlemen are obtainable through the Secretary on the written or personal introduction of a Member, such Member to be responsible for ally visitors introduced by him, and for pay? ment of all chits, etc.

KCC LAWN BOWA the Race Courie, GAN VA Apr 30% WIS NOT be on sale, at

KOOL SECTION

Lawn bowlers of the Kowloon

Cricket Club are requested

turn out for practice at 520 p.m.

Badges admitting to Members Enclosure will NOT

Treasurers Compradore, Office, will close at The Gouretary

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provided they are ordered in advance from the No. 1 Boy (Tals There will be a rink game on i NO CHILDREN WILL BE Saturday, April 20, commencing PREMISES DURING THE MEETINGS at 3.30p.m. N

today, weather, permitting 22/09 (7018); MAN SANTA PANİK

RUGGER RESULTS.

C. London,, April 21, f The following/were the results of rugger games played today:

Ruby Union: Blaenavon Of Pontypool Cheltenham :: 14 Falmouth S - Ponkince Fand Newlyn Gloucester Redruth

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