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Home soccer:

CHAMPIONSHIP ISSUE MAY BE DECIDED ON SATURDAY

*(By "ALBION")

Saturday rings down the curtain on Home Soccor

for the Season 1949/50.

Quite a number of teams have already completed their fixtures and as a result, a restricted programme is offered for Saturday.

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or

In the First Division, the issue Is

cluse that Portsmouth, Wolves

Sunderland couki emerge champions on Saturday.

Perhaps Pompey ure in the met enviable position, having two matches atli to piny, with a win from wither assuring them of the honour.

They

are at home to

Aston

No. think we can safely say the issue will be batween the two Shefeld teams.

At the other end of the scale, Bradford and Plymouth, the clube which will be relegated, might take a point from their last games In this Division with Luton and Bury respectively.

Notts County, are lucky in realising

English Amateur Billiards Championship

London, May 2. Mr. Herbert Beetham, of mineral Derby, 45-year-old water manufacturer, who was runner-up for the title in 1936 and 1940, won his second round match in the English Amateur Billiards Championship at Bur- roughes Hall tonight.

Ile beat another seasoned Herbert Cadogan, the player.

points to 504.

In the match. Beetbam had They took a renl hiding in three century breaks with 103, their away game with Northamp-| 120 and 139. The best break of fon last Saturday when they Cadogan, who made his first bid

for the Championship in 1928, was! 53.

Villa this coming Saturday and of promotion.

should come through with a win

to take the premier award for! the second successive time..

Portsmouth's effort during the Easter period has definitely paid dividends.

Wolves are at home to Wooden Spoonists Birmingham, should finish runners-up result of this game.

and

a

Much stiffor test

Sunderland's irst

Is

16

much

stiffer, in that they have Chelsea, team with quite an Impressive away record, as visitors to Roker Park.

Sunderland thrushed the Pen- sioners to the tune of 3-0 last sea-1 son and would no doubt like to repent the dose.

Yes, the Roker Park lads could distinguish themselves by Rnish- ing is third place,

After last Saturday's gruel. ling Cup Final, Arsenal, will wish to take things easy, when they visit the Potteries as questa of Stoke City, The latter should win, Manchester City and Birming- bum, now booked for the Secund Division. have away

games to Everton and Wolves respectively and will, I think, complete their fixtures with another defeat.

In the Second Division, Shef- field Wednesday require to win and draw their remaining two Kames to be assured of a place in the higher sphere next season. They will be presented with a silf hurdle on Saturday when they meet Tollenham Hotspur at Illsborough.

A draw,most likely

I would say .draw would beļ the most likely result here.

Southampton, still with a slen- der chance of promotion, that is if the Wednesday allp badly, will) have to run up a 6-0 score against West Ham if they mean to be in) at the kill.

This seems highly improbable against a team which have taken 10 points out of the last

18 at stake at the Doll.

would say:: their dream

A real hiding

went down 5-0.

Baseball:

Red Sox score fifth straight victory; Cubs whip Phillies

New York, May` 2.

Skinny Mickey McDermott rifled his fast on up a

Cleveland Indians today and chalked up

four-hit 6-1 victory for Boston Red Sox-their fifth straight.

McDermott gave up just two infield hits until Joe Gordon blasted a home run in the ninth to avert a Cleveland shutout.

Red

Home cricket:

Alec Bedser in great

form with

Basketball:

"Green Archers"

to take part in

the ball

London, May 2.

A great spell by the England fast medium bowler, Alec Bodser, which anobled Surray to take first innings points against Glamorgan, and a faultless contury by Murray Hofmeyr, Ox- ford University's South African batsman, wore. the highlights of today's crickot.-

·

Interport games After the brief summer-like spell yesterday, rain

again took a part today, interrupting three of the four matches.

Every starter In the Chicano Played between teams repre- match of the season to help Lawn Bowls teams

line-up got at least one hit and

Manila

Boon-how.

The

for

"Green Archers"

of La

for Saturday

A rare treat is in store for basketball fans He had the game

during the on ler, seven runs and nine hits in the next five days, when a Trian- Alec Bedser took six for 18 gular Interport Series will be for Surrey the first County until Larry Doby broke the first two innings. spell with a seventh inning single.

senting Hong Kong, Shanghai rob Glamorgan of the first In addition, he struck out eight{

Hal Jeffcoat. Hank Bauer, Andy

and

valuable innings lead which, at the batters and, in

Pałko, Buzz Jackson and Roy contrast to hisi wildness of recent games, walked Smalley picked up two aplece. trophies donated by Mr. Aw overnight close, they seemed

virtually certain to get. only Ave.

Chicago at New York and Do-

are Lawn The following troit at Philadelphia were post-Salle College, Manila, have sport-1 With eight wickets standing.

agreed to prolong their stay Glamorgan needed only 70 runs Bowls teams for League mat in the

sumed today, but they could add games are timed to start ab games so as to add interest and

only 22 to their overnight total, 3.30 p.m., sharp: provide keener competition.

Shanghal will be represented by two teams, Whally and Warriors. while the South Chint Athleti Association and Chinese YMCA will represent Hong Kong. The following 近 the gramme:

Bristol "Aren Winner, by 1,270 Sox as they intensified their pace posed in the American League In Colony and take part in the to take the lead when they re- ches on Saturday, May 8. All

They are away to Exeter City this week-end and will and a much Improved home tena Frank Edwards. whe pretty hard

India last year, is defending his title in the Championships.

стаск.

In the Northern Division, it could be Bradford City und Hallux who And themselves having to apply for re-election.

Forecast of matches for Satur- duy, May 6:

DIVISION I.

DERBY v Bolton, EVERTON v Manchester City. FULHAM v Middlesbro. Newcastle v BLACKPOOL, PORTSMOUTH, v Aston Villa. SUNDERLAND v Chelsea. STOKE V Arsenal, WOLVES v Birmingham.

DIVISION II

COVENTRY v Barnsley. HULL v Cardiff.

Luton v Bradford.

Plymouth v Hury, SHEFFIELD W. v Tottenham B. SOUTHAMPTON v West Ham. SWANSEA v Grimsby.

DIVISION III (SOUTH) BOURNEMOUTH v Norwich, BRIGHTON v Millwall. Exeter v NOTTS C. Ipswich v Port Vale. LEYTON O. v Southend, READING v Bristol R. Swindon v BRISTOL C. Walsall v CRYSTAL PALACE,

DIVISION III (NORTH)

Carlisle v TRANMEKE, LINCOLN V Barrow, -Rotherham y Crewe.

HOME SOCCER

RESULTS

In the

toured

Edwards, who received by

first round. won

his second round match, beating Henry Crinnion, of London, by 1,386 points to 1,231.

Also encouraging to the

after a slow start in the pennant race was the play of rookie Walt Dropo, subbing at first base for the Injured Billy Goodman.

Dropo, who had a chance to make the grade last spring but falled because he could not hit, was the big swing man today. He connected for a double and triple, with his triple, driving in two tallies.

In the other two limes up he drew walks. Ted Williams made his fourth homer of the season

off relief pitcher Gene Bearden in the seventh.

Astonishing Cubs

and New York at Cincinnat! was rained out in the National,

The scores were:

AMERICAN LEAGUE

Cleveland Indians.. Boston Red Sox ....

R H

E

1 4

Q

6 11

$

NATIONAL LEAGUE

Philadelphia Phiilles Chicago Cubs

Boston Braves Pittsburgh Pirates

The astonishing Chicago Cubs Brooklyn Other players who have already rocked six pitchers for 10 hits and St. Louis reached the third round are: Ca 10-8 victory over Philadelphia Hughes, of Liverpool, A. Hibbert, Phillies.

Boston of Manchester, G. Cranstone, of

Lefty Ken Heintzelman of the Pittsburgh

Newcastle, and R. D. Williams, Philly staff last year, gave up of Birmingham.

Seventeen players from all over the country entered for the com- petition which is being played daily, except Sundays, until May 17. 4

Two sessions of two-hours* ' duration will decide the match in the carly rounds, but the two semi-finals will be held over two days four sessions of two hours each.

The final, which starts on May 15 is over three days, consisUng of six sessions of two hours each. -Heuter,

Jap swim coach praises Yale's John Marshall

TODAY 01. La Salle v Whally 8 pm.

2, SCAA v Warriors 9 pun,

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United Press.

Marjorie Jackson "running like a bullet"

Glendale, California, May 2,

The Australian sprint star, Miss Marjorie Jackson, said yesterday that Southern California's top track coaches would be turning out help her drill for the Los Angeles Coliseum relays on May-19.

She said Ducky Drake, coach of

TOMORROW

1. La Salle v Warriors 8 p.m.

pro-

2. Chinese YMCA v Whally 0 p.m.

SATURDAY -..

1. La Salle v SCAA,8 p.NL

2. Chinese YMCA v Warriors

p.m.

SUNDAY

1. La Salle v. Chinese YMCA ♬

p.m.

2. Whally v SCAA 9 p.m.

MONDAY

3. Wholly v' Warriors 8 p.m.

2. Chinese YMCA ≈ SCAA @' p.m.

. All games will be played at the South China Athletle Association Stadium, Caroline Hill,

Golf:

Draw and dates of play for

Bedsar, in almost unplayable form on the rain-soaked pitch. olaimed the wickets of the last five batsmen.

HKFC v KCC (1st. Division)" af Cox's Road:

A. W. Hircock, B. A. Mansell; B. L. Bickford and T. Pile (Skip); Hofmeyr's 161 Against Glouces- AL Roberts, J. T. K. Glichristy O'Grady and W. V. Field (Skip); tor was his highest innings in English cricket. It was almost E. Tuck, C. V. Jamieson, N. J solely due to him that the Und- Bebbington and M. N. Rakuson versity gained a Brst innings Jead (Skip).

BKFC v Talkoo (2nd Division) of 109.

Valley: Happy

Brilliant catch

at

Collyer, D. Collyer,

Urquhart and L. Collyer (Skip);

Going in first, he was last out. Hamley, L.G. Young, A. H to a brilliant running catch on Mackenzie and Col. HL B. In boundary by Dowbiggin (Skip). L. Strange hit nine

fours C.

the

square leg Graveney. He

during his faultless display and E. StraSargison, L. D. Jonca and was at the wicket for four and a half hours, getting his last 60 runs in less than an hour.

A late, sland by Alec Coxon (13) and J, Wardio (25), pro-

(Skip), Reserves to play friendly: K. A. Baker, N. Marcham, J. Bayliss and D. Fitches (Skip)

N.

Heaton, K. Allen, R. Bäcker and R. S. Duff (8kip);

IRC v Club do Recreio "White"

fitting by mistakes in the field, (1st Division) at King's Park enabled Yorkshire 10

force Players are requested to meet at MCC to bat again at Lords, but Star Ferry, Hon the home team got the 22 runs 2.45 p.m. needed for vistory with 15 min- utes to spare..

Results

Kong, alde, t B. Midu M. B, Hasenn, U. M: Omar (Skip)

K. M. Rumjaho. A

A., A. Razack, S. Yusuf, A M Omar and A. K. Minu (Skip), I. Razack, J. Hoosen, K

M. I.

Results of first-class matches Omur and U. A. Rumjahn (Skipy ended today, were:

IRC v Prison Officers Club)

At Oxford; the match between Division) at Sockumpoo:

Oxford University and Glouces-

A. M. Kadir, §. A. R. Bux, tershire was drawn. Gloucester M. Rumlahn and A. M. Rumjähr shire 185 and 106 for (Young

Razack and A. D. Mądși

Besides her regular meator, stride and accustoming herself to

not out 54). Oxford Univeralty (Skip). 5: O. Bux, A. H. Seemin A. R. Razack und A. M. Wahát 264 (Hofmeyr 181). coach former Olympic

Dean the hard-packed Coliseum track.

At the Oval: The County (Skip). M. Y. Adal, A. K. Omar Cromwell, the University of She said she would not time

YA Championship match between Southern California coach. JOSL her practice rung untli the last}

gurrey and Glamorgan

(Skip). was Hill, was on hand to watch her. few days before the relays. Ladies Foursomes drawn. Surrey 192: Glamorgan

IRC v HKERC (3rd Division work out on the Coliseum track

The shy, soft-spoken stenogra- yesterday

pher took time

115 (Parkhouse 62, Bedser 4 for at Sookunpoo; out from .out

her

A. B. Kitchell, E. R. Markas _The_draw_and_dates_of_play_ 10). strenuous training schedula to at-

"At Cambridge: The match be.-D.-M.-A.-Razack, and A. BA the University of California and fend a luncheon meeting of the for the Ladies' Foursomes, to be

Los Angeles frack squad, Football Writers Association in played at Deep Water Bay are Sussex was drawn. Cambridge 1. Kitchell, A. H. Abbes and

tween Cambridge University and Rahman (Skip). A. K. Markar the

Angeles

S. Aboo, A yesterday. offered suggestions last Thursday. Los

University 350 for 5 declared. R. Sadick (Skip), Cromwell, who has been pre- Sho told the

gathering of

-First Round paring the 10-year-old flash for

Susser 126 for 6 (Cox not out Bachoo, M. A. Wahab Sar, an and news coaches

and sport

*50).

A. R. Kitchell (Skip). more than a week for her at-writers that she had managed to Mrs. Adamson & Mrs. Arm- At Lords: The MCC beat KBGC v HKCC (2nd Divisiqa tempt to crack the world's 100 keep her weight down despite strong v. Mrs. Cautherley & Mrs., Yorkshire by nine wickets. York- at Austin Road: yard dash record on an Ameri- the fact that American food is Walker;

shire 113 and 102. The MCC 284J. Tindall, N. P. Smith, can track, -sald the girl from richer than that to which she was

Guy (Skip);: Down Under was running like accustomed. She said she weighed. Mrs. Peon & Mrs. H. Black;

Mrs. Margreit & Mrs, Cassidy for four wickets declared and 23 Batley and L. for 1-Reuter.

Wren W. Russell, P. Hughes ap bullet."

120 pounds, just as she did when she left her home in Lithgow, Australia.- United Press,

New Haven, Connecticut May 3. "The world's ̄two ̄top ̄swin mers thrashed up and down Yale University's Payne Whit- ney Pool last night, but the epic contest between Hiro- noshin Furuhashi and Yale's London, May 2.

John Marshall did not take Aldershot drew with Southens place-even as an exhibition. United one-all in a Third Divi- Tac pair swam separately in sion, Southern, football match to-exhibitions directed by Yale'n day. Notts County defeated Clyde coach, Bob Kiphuth, 'before' 800 by two goals to nil in a friendly spectators.

He said: "She has a good stride match. Reuter.

All four Japanese showed style before an enthusias and good start. She is built some- thing like Mel Palton-only r le crowd, but there was no rac-

gal.” ing and no clocking.

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Miss Jackson worked out with 18-year-old Betty Lawrence, who Obviously Impressed by Mar- ran against Mrs. Fanny Blankers- shall, the Japanese coach Miro- Keen in the 1949 Coliseum Relays. nam praised his "exceptional | She concentrated on perfecting her power.

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Kiphuth, in a loud speaker running comment as Furuhashi the pool, em- phaland his "'aquaplaning" style.. Kiphuthaald he expected to lead a

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P.J. Davis Cup: players for

group of 12 American French tourney

swimmers to Japan in late sum- mer. Members of the team will

be chosen from winners in th

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TOB TRAINER OF

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Dunlop 2,000 Guineas golf tournament ·

as follows:****

Byes Into the Becond Round

Mrs. Ketola & Mrs. Wat v. Misi Stoker & Mrs. Bullock;.

Mrs. Watkinson & Mrs, Coombs: v. Mrs. Mundy & Mrs. C. Robert- son;

Mr. M. Stewart & Mrs. Mark- ham v. Mrs. M. C. Mackie & Mrs. Halgi

Mrs. Skinher & Mr. M. Morri-

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Mrs. A. Mackle & Mrs. Watson;| Mrs. Smalley & Mrs. Strickland v. Mrs. Ferguson & Mrs. Gaird-

British Hard

V. Chittenden (Skip). A Hutton

J.

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S. Oliver, Crighton and E

J. Wigginton (Skip).

Road:

Courts Tennis at ALGE KBCC (2nd Divistoti Championships Edwards

Bournemouth, May-2.

ops, T. Fairburn, R. "A

FD. Angus, P. Kennedy, H. Shields

and W. Williamað A. E. Howkins, Lt. E

Four seeded players today (Ekip); advanced to the men's singles Armiger, Lt, Cdr. H. G. Slade un

(Skip) Division) quarter-finals in the Brilh R. R. Davies Hard

POC V IRC (2nd) Tennis V Fe Courts Lawn Championships here.

Sookunpoo:

J. Burns, L. - McTavish, They are Jaroslav Drobny Scott and J. McCutcheon (Skip

Wentworth, May 2, Tom Haliburton, of North Middlesex, equalled the recorder on the East Course today whistle v. Mrs. Hunter & Mrs player. Geoff Brown, the ambi Beish, A. Salmon, P. lc Tissier an Mrs. Hawkins & Mrs. Bires self-exlied ́Czech, Howard Wal-A. G. Bond, J. Maslom, G. Wood

iton, former British Davis Cup ward and Dr. Shaw (Skip)

...

Mrs. Harrison & Mrs. Elliot V.

in the first round of the 'Dun- | Collie;

ment with a card of 04.

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lop 2,000 Guineas golf tourna Mrs. Arkcoli & Mrs. Grieve. Manila, May 3.

No matches are to be played National Amateur championships Cup players are due to leave alse being used,

The Philippine Island Davis

on holidays or week-ends. On the West Course, which was The first named couple are In July.

Bobby Locke, responsible for arranging The Japanese team returns to on May 13 for Parts to enter the South African holder of the match First round, New York today and then leaves the French International ten- British Open title, R. G. Fratch by Wednesday, May 7, ficcand for Boston to swim in an exhibi- nis, championships, tion at Harvard University

Surrey), H. Weetmun round by May 31, third round by on. The three-man team, which last Hartsbourne) Thursday-United Press.

W. S

Forrester June 3, Semi-Final by June 14 month swept Pakistan 5-0, may (Royal Belgique). and Max and final by June 28. also play at Wimbledon in June Faulkner (Royal Mid-Surrey), before meeling third round forway in the shared the lead each with rounds European of 73, followed, one stroke, behind Davis Cup play. The Filipinos were to have met by Ossie Pickworth, the Aus- Perie in the second round, but ralian Open Champion. advanced, when the Peruvians

out of The competition. The Israel Tennis Association announced it would send only twe players to the European" Zank Davis Cupidinis matches with Poland in Warew on May 21-27.

| CHANNEL SWIMMERS BIVORCED BY WIFE

London, May 2.. Edward Harry Ted" Temme,

top trainer of English Channo dropped AUTO Aviv, May 200

swimmers, was divareed: by bik wife today for alleged adultery in

London hote

hotel with Mrs. Wily Crots, yen Rysel, Dutch Channeı

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Tombstone competition

The Arst meeting of the season to be held at Deep Water Bay will be a "Tombstone Competi Play will be in the morning. Two, prizes will be given for this event. Partners have been drawn, as follows

Haliburtoned the East a

Coured field by two strokes, with Kon Bousfold, of Coombe Hill, and Arthur Lees, of Bunt ningdale, taking secofid place.

The field

BREAK Avered 132" for the}

Mrs. Hunter Mrs. Adamson; Mrs Watson Mrs. Strickland; Mrs. Lynn Robinson Mrs H

Birtwhistle

Temme, 45, did not contest his Named as fuel representa-go-holes tournament, the Bra Skinners Mrs Collls M wife's petition and she was grantes

ed the divorce, N

Mrs, Van Rysel, did not appearundman and was hot-represented, (lege

: These adultery, allegedly took

bisce In London, in, January; thi

year.

last sumn

the, Chan

dextrous Austrailan, and Vladimir W. C. Higgs (Skip). Cornik, Drobny's former partner Reserve: T. Loftus.

the Czechoslovak (Davis Cup

team.

None of them was extended in the third round matches.

Peter Mullins

on way to United State

Sydney, May 1 top-life Australia

One of the most poilshed peri formances of the day was givan' by Adrian Quist, 37-year-old Australian, in defeating 20]. your-old | Paddy...". Roberts, of Britain, in a second round match In the other half of the drawi Quist played a sparkling game athlete is on his way to th to win 6-2;6-0 and 6-2, giving United States. unos me a great performance of controlled speed and accuracy.

Hadis Peter Müllies, wh fushed sixth in the decathlos Ailes G. Kornfeld, of Israel, was championship at the 1048 Londo beaten by Misi G. E. Woodgate, Olympic Games, Mullins score of Eritain, by 6-1 and 6-2 in the 8.730 points. This was 6-199 second round of the women's effort as only one competit singles-Reuter

Bob Mathias USA, had mo than 7,000 points..

Already in the United : Blat

"Afarshall and John, Davie | runner: Morris Curotta,

KOREAN SOCCER are Australianwimmers.

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Mrs. Mundy-Mrs. played a series of three Ramos

22, la the farasit singles final tournament play over Mr H Black Mrs.

Feingles this distance. The score torench Mrs. Harrison Mrs. WalM undman, 10.

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Israel the Anal aggregates. Bulloc

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