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HONG KONG, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1950.

Boxing:

JOE LOUIS NOW KNOWS THEY NEVER COME BACK

New York, Septembar 28.

Exzard Charles, a vastly underrated heavyweight champion, buried the ghost of Louis last night at Yonkoo Stadium in 15 cruel rounds.

It was the same, sad story Jack Dempsey and Jim You can't beat

Jeffries learned years ago.

Fother Time.

Puffed to 218 pounds and shaky in his timing, Louls ab. Korbed a bloody beating in his unfortunate bid to become the first heavyweight champion ever to reenplure his title. He

nissed by plenty.

Charles did everything but knock out the bewildered Jon Juis of 1956, a 36-year-old man whose iron sts had rusied away. Jor groped brindly toward the top

rope in the 14th to rur himaif Но probably would not have fasted many more rounds.

"I just didn't have it," he sald in the dressing room, swabbing his swotten, sit tett eye with an le pack. "I just didn't have

in any department.”

It was obvious

He did not have to say so.

Only in the wus ubvious.

1

round when he hurt Charles with Bash of the Lauts of old it ne exelle the crowd of 22,357 that pard #gross US$205,370. Some 25,000,000 more watched The fight free on television.

fought

Chirles

brilliant fight to carn the unanimous vote of all three officials. Re feree Mark Conn gave him a 10 6 edge, Junge Joe Agnello 12.3 and Joe Frank Forban 13.2.

Associated Press

The

card had. I 18-2, with one even. It is too bad that Louis' foilure will take much of the overdue eredit away from Charles. Thu 1Cali 184- pound Cincinnati Negro, previously recognized as National Loxing.. Associatiun champ, now is also cerliked in New York State..

Round One

Ezzard got in the first blow of the fight, a right to Louls' side They sparred cautiously and then Lous landed a hard right to Charles head. Charles ticked a left to Louis' head.

Ezzard scored with another left to the head, but Lauls cume back with a right to the faw, They traded body blows and then swapped stiff rights to the head,

Loule took over the offensive and started to move in on Charles Loule" clipped "Charles with viciaus left hook to the body.

Louis anapped a stiff left Jab to Charles' hend and Ezzard backed away,

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Charles not in a left to the head, but Louts came back with a hard. right to Charles' check.

Charles clipped Louls with o left and right to the body - and head at close quarters.

Charles carried the fight to Joe and smushed over a right to the body,

The crowd cheered at the bell.

Round Two

Ezzard stopped Joe's left hook hooks to the Jaw. with his glove. They traded lefV)

Ezzard nlsved with a right and nook a Louis left in return.

Again they traded feft hooka to the body. They swapped a pair of fieran left and rights in mid-ring and the crowd hcwlad.

Chung accepts Ramsey Bucks' proposal

Afculine Chung, Chinese welterweight, told the "China Mall" yesterday that he is quits agreeable to this fight between himself and Ramsey Bucks, undefonted focal light- weight champion, being pro. moted by Mr. Las Kim-kum * suggested by Bucks.

China wa that he had written to Mr. Lee yesterday on the subject, suggesting that the fight take place on Saturday, October 14. '

Chung

and that he had aleo upgunted that all gate receipts from the fight should he. donated to some local charitable organisation.

by

21 WEL emphasised Chung that oven If Mr. Lee was not prepared to donate the pale receipts to charity. he would still be prepared to ment Bucks on the date In- dicated.

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Wolves -- Manchester Three more records broken United game best during Open Championships

on tomorrow's card

By "ALBION".-

With league matches now confined to once a week only, coupled with the fact that more suit- able wintry conditions' exist, form should begin to settle down.

The safe Home win, the almost certain draw and the banker away teams will now come into prominence.

Of the latter, Newcastle, Manchester City and Notts Forest would seem to be the to the Pool Punters

answer

Revised LRC Tennis programme

Due to rain

and the post-

ponement of the Play-off for the Mon's "A" Division Leagur Championship. at the Cricket Club yesterday, the tennis pro Bridge and so move off the bot-gramme of the Ladies Recrea- tom rung.

tlon Club has had to be re- vised.

The following is the revised programme of matches to be played at the Ladies Recreation Club today.

The pick of the games in the Second Division will be at Maine dream.

Road, where City, leaders of this league, clash with the present Newcastle regained their post-runners-up--Coventry. tion at the head of Division last week by beating a strong Arsenal two

Only one polit separates the alde and now

and the result may well command two mean a change at the head of the point lead over their nearesi table. rivals, Manchester United.

Newcastle should continue in winning vein tomorrow, when they visit lowly Sheffield Wed- nesday,

ם

The latter's shock win over Huddersfield last week has no doubt stimulated their will to get out of the rut, but I fear that Newcastle will carry many big guns for them in this

Lood

game.

Newcastle look a pretty

too

hook to the jaw but Cherles re-

Loula got

ovor, a hard left taliated with a right to the body. Charles poked in two lefts away win to me. the Incuming Louls. Charle1 zeeined a little more cautiouster United game seems to be one The Wolverhampton-Manches-

of the best on tomorrow's card. Louis stabbed Charles with n stir left jab to the head and then banged both hordis 10 United took point from Ezzord's body.

Molencaux last year and on form look likely to take another one from this game.

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now.

Charles scored with a left and right to the head and they elin ched. Louiz moved in on Charles with a left to the low.

Louls clubbed a right to Charles body after Ezzard missed with a right. Round Throo Charles smacked a

neat icfi took to Joe's head, Louts stabbed two left jubs tu Charles' head.

Charles peppered Louls with two lefts to the head and boxed gingerly away from blm. Charles oug a hard left to the body.

boxtig mord

Loul

Joe missed a right and Charles came back with a vicious let hook to the body.

Exzard was confidently

and now seemed a little bowildared. Joe stalked Charles and got a hard right to the head for his pains.

Charles nailed Louls with a stabbed Louis with a left and left hock to the jaw. Charles

then crossed a nifty right to tha head,

Round Four

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Round Five

There was a big bump over Charles' left eye. Charles suapped n left to Loufa' head and danced way. Chortes, taking the cffen- sive, crashed a hard right to Louis' body and followed with a stiff right to the. head.

Louis caught twe of Charles' his gloves and punches with

A draw likely

order here.

A draw would seem to be

in

Portsmouth's fine win at Ever in good stead for their game with ton last week should hold them

Fulham at Fration. Park this week.

moving

Pompey are at læst

Cannot be disregarded Coventry are certainly playing well this season and cannot be disregarded.

It will be a ding dong struggle, with perhaps Manchester a goal In front at full time,

Notts County, still unable to strike winning form, are this week way to Bury and will find the Gleg Lane lads quite a handful on their own ground.

the

Today Colony Ladies Singles final) Mrs. C. Gelz v Chow.

(Somi- Mrs. M.

Club Men's Doubles (Semi- anal)-M. Hechan and W. J. D. Cooper v E. E. Story and Dr. G. Smart,

Handicap Ladies Doubles-Mrs. L. Robinson and Mrs. A. D. Scholes v Mrs. Keylard and Mrs. Harris.

A.

Handicap Ladies Singles (Semi- Anal)-Miss Foley v Mrs. Barty,

Club Ladies' Singles--Mrs. Sainsbury v Mrs. Armstrong. I think Tommy Lawton will Handicap Men's Singles A. g. once again be on the losing side! Martin v C. G. M. Morrison.

Swansea

have commented Inter-Hong Championship, cason most disastrously, Mansell and K. K. Yu (APC) vị having lost seven of their first D. R.. Holines and R. M. Hether- nine games and on this formington (C50); J. A. C. Hurlbait are heading for a quiet return and Pang Ol-Jam (Treasury) to the Third Bection,

B. T. Johnson and O. W. Reynolds They have Barnsley at Home (Chartered Bank). this week and no doubt would like to

repeal last year's 4-0 visitors again. success at the expense of their

I would say that Swanaca stand a good chance of recording their second win of the season in this game.

LRC Tennis results

V

The following are the re-, Preston would seem to be set-sults of tennis matches play camo book with a stiff loft Jab from the foot of the table-Itting down at last, as their con- |

vincing victory over Notts County ed at the Ladies Recreation last week suggests.

Club yesterday:

to the head.

They traded left jabs. Charles Louls cheeks. brought a clubbing right down on

looks as though there is still some fight left in the "old sex dogul"

The 'Pensioners' will be expect ed to beat Everton at Stamford

Louis chased and Charles back- ed away as they moved carefully. Joe drove a left hook to the mid-ripped in with three more rights section.

to Louis' head.

Charles Whipped over three Jabs to Louis head, and the blood began

to trickie down the Bomber's face.

Charles hooked Louls with a left to the head. Louis again Louls crushed a stunning right pursued Churles who moved into Charles' jaw just before the and out. Charles perperpt Louin bell. with a left and right to the head and then moved away from the Bomber,

Round Six Charles connected with twɔ rights to the head at the start. They worked at each other with short punches-at-close quarters with Charles moved in on Joe and took a right chop to the chin Charles landed an overhead right to Louls' head.

Charles snapped left and right to Louis head and Louiq came ripping back smashing left hook to Charles'

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strain by defeating Brentford to- They should continue in this

morrow.

First defeat

Handicap Mixed Doublée Dr. G. Smart and Mrs. Barty beat IP. Tamworth and Mrs. Getz 0-4, 6-3.

Handicap "Men's Bingtes In the Third Division South, JAC. Huribatt beat S.14, Gar- Notts Forest suffered their first rard 0-4, 6-4. defeat of the season last week at

Inter-Hong Championship, the hands of Torquay.

M.C.Yatskin and 1 Agatureff As a result, Millwall come (PWD) beat B.G. Weldon and right into the picture although M.P. Downie. (Bank Line) 6-2, Charles followed Joe with an- they did not take full advantage 6-4. finally connected with a left jab. other hard right to the head. He of the leader's lapse. They them The gemi-final match between hands to the body. Charles met

Charles banged Joe with both-game with Watford."

selves only got a point from their D.T. Nolan and M. Keenan in the Club Men's Singles "was curtailed the incoming Louls with a short

at four games all in the second due to rain when the score, stood right, hook to the body.

sel. Koeran won the first set six ganies, to shree.

Round Ton

Lquin' left chopped. Charlest head and put a short right to the body. The champ held on. A left bloodled Charles' nose again.) The crowd cheered.

pumping left;

for leadership in this Division

However, it has made the race

little more Interesting.

Notte Forest should easily ac- count for Aldershot this week.

Millwall have Wooden spoon- late. Walsalt es visitors to the 'Den' tomorrow and should find them pretty easy pray!

Exeter City have jumped into

Louie charries' head, a prominence recently and now find)

and right to

loft and right to body. Another Laft. to the head and a vicious right stunning Charles. Louis brought a peach of a right to Charles' jaw. held on and the crowd yelled at Charles the bell.

Joe atlit won the puraube but Charles wasn't moving too far away from him now. Loula got in a loft jab to the Jaw but Charles ripped a right to Louis' body. Louis socked a ter rific right to Charles' body. Joe opened up with two left jabs and a left hook to Charles' head.

Charles, clipped Jos with a left hook to the Jaw as the incoming Louis tried to mononurvre Ezzard to the ropes. So far Lous hasn' been able to get him pinned to Round Seven

Round Eleven Charles stepped in and banged shut. Both traded lefts and Loule Charles' left eye was almost Louls with a left and right to the retaliated against hard rights to head. Charles smocked Louis to body with two right uppercuts to the body "at, close quarters then Joe moved in on him again. Joe's fast-closing left eye and got Charles' jaw. Charles punched Loule dug right to Charles body after they traded light lefts. in a left hook that seemed a trille ARSENAL Loula nalled Exxard with a short 10w. left hook to tha`jaw.

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All-conquering

Three more Colony swimming records want by the board during the third day of the Colony Open Swimming Champlonskips held at the Vic» toria Recreation Club yesterday. Once again youthful Cheung Kin-man of Fortuna

proved his versatility, when he won the Man's: 440 yards free-style event in 5 minutes 16.2 seconds, shattering the previous record made by Chan Chun-nam in 1947 by 2.8 seconds. Victor Matiuk of VRC lived up to expectations when he lowered the record set by A.V. Lopes Inst year of ''minute 81.8 seconds to 1- minute 40.0 seconds In 130 yards back-stroke event.

The third record to go was in the Men's 4 x 60 yards free style relay. Fortune's quartet of Taul Hang, Cheung Chung-ylu, WI llam Teo and Cheong Kin-man The all-conquering Hong won the event in 1 minute .40.0 seconds beating the previous re Kong Table Tennis team, tord set by the Eastern AA-during which recently concluded the heats last year by one full successful tour of Singapore, returned yesterday by Inter- Credit for Fortuna's relay national Air Transport from team's record-shattering per Bangkok. formance must go to William Teo, who swam the third 10 for the foam.

tecond.

Lead Increased. Because of a bad stort, sui Hang Ingged at the end of his lead-off leg and although Cheung Chung-yiu did not lose much ground, William Tea was more than a yard behind Lou Tul-bing of the Chinese "*

"y" when he de- gan his 50 yards.

Speeding through the water, William Teo caught up with Lau at the turn and in the last 25 yards took the lead by about one and a hair

yards which Cheong Kin-man, swimming the ancho stretch, increased to four yards at the end of the race.

Neither

Matluk Kin-man

were pressed in their record-breaking events, otherwise the times returned by them might have been even better.

OF

Chcony

Cynthia Eager of VRO

H.K. Table Tennis team returns LUA

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The team brought back the 6TTS Challenge Cup won in the Triangular Tournament in Singa- pore between India, Malaya and Hong Kong. The Cup was 'pre- sented by Mah Ya E. S. Com- pany, Singapore,

• games

Mr., Fung Lok-man prosented the team with another Cup, for having won all 10 matches played in Singapore. . Apart from the 10 played in Singapore, the team also played two games in Kuala Lumpur and one in Bangkok.

The team comprised Wong Yiu-ming and Lau Tat-foo, Lea- ders: Morrison H. Lai, Manager; Lal Duen-po, Honorary Secre tury; Chung Chin-shng, captain; Leo Ping, Lo Kam-sun, Keune Wing-ning and Wong Elk-tim players.

ROYAL LEICESTERS. WIN TABLE TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP

proved beyond all doubt that she is the outstanding woman awimmer in the Colony when aho won the women's 60 yards The final of the Table Tennis free-style from Leung Olmul tournament organised by the Nine yesterday.

Dragons Bervices. Club which was Had she not fouled the ropes held last night was won by the several times during the race she 1st. Royal. Leicesters, who beat would have won by a much wider the South Staffords by four margin than she did.

stamon to nil, The water-polo match between The winning team comprised; Combined Civilian Clubs team Pte. Chanders (captain) Pte. and a Combined Services team Whitehouse, L/Cel. Staldwell, and proved rather lopsided, with the Bandsmon Batting. civilian team winning 10 goals to

two.

Resulta

The following are the results Colony Championships

Darts

The final of the Tennent's Darts, competition, which also" Look place at the Nine Dragons' Club, was won by the KSLI team, wha

BASEBALL SCORES Men's 150 yards Back-stroke-1. beat the 23rd Field Regiment FA

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3.

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Chauliwah (Chiese chan The KELI team comprised Lif C. C. Wang (Fortuna). Time: Cpl. Doyle, L/Cpl. Ladley, Col. I min. 40.8. seca. - (record). Arkinson, Cpl. Shakespeare; Cp Women's 50 yards free style: 1. Caveney and Pte. Eadsforth.

Cynthia Eager (VRC); 2. Leung Ol-mil (Chung Sing); 3. Wong Yuk-bing (Chinese- ""), Time: 31.8 secs.

Men's

New York, September 27, Today's baseball scores were:

NATIONAL LEAGUE themselves in fourth place in this Division.

Philadelphis (1st game).7 13 1 They entertain Reading at, St. New York James's Park tomorrow and Winning pitcher Dave Koslo, should garner another two points. laser Jim Kenstanty.

The other Weat country team Philadelphila (2nd game) 0 * Plymouth, appear to be taking a New York

8 7 0 dive and find themselves hover- Winning pitcher Jimi Henra, {{ Ing near the bottom once again. loser Emory Church. Bournemouth this week and 1 Brooklyn They are away to an improved Boston (lat game)..... 8:10: 3 looks as though another defeat

9 11 1 Winning pitcher Dan Bankhead, stares Argyle ́in the face,

loser Bob Hongue. Forecasts:

Boston (2nd game)" Brooklyn FIRST DIVISION.

West Brom Spurs Stoke Everion Blackpool. Bolton

Villo

- Round Twelve

BURNLEY Louls snapped a laft to Charles'

Charles scored repeatedly with CHELSEA hurt left eye. Joe pinned Ezzard short right and left to the jaw, to the ropes, but he was wild and blows to the head and body and

DERBY let Charles get away,"

LIVERPOOL Charles got in a pair of short Loula bead back. He missed PORTSMOUTH Fulham

a right uppercut that snapped MIDDLESBORO Huddersfield punches to the body at the bell.

ence with a wild right but Louis Sheffield W NEWCASTLE missed the opportunity.

Lett SUNDERLAND Charlton eyes of both fighters were almost SECOND DIVISIONA

Wolves completely closed.

BURY

Round Eight

Charles looked full of pep as he jumped after, Louis at the bell,

He scored with a short left but Joc came back with a long-right and left to the head...

Chesterfield -

Round Thirteen Louls chased Charles but could DONCASTER

Charles ripped both gloves to not set him up. Charles landed Hull Louls': body-

a left hook on Louis body and LEEDS

Kazard amasked Joe'a body at loft-righted bis head. Joe got in LEICESTER

polose quartern and then, pallod

Soa with a vistous left and right to the faw

a hard right to the body.

MAN. CITY: FRESTON Queen's P.R. SWANSEA

Round Fourteen Charles knocked blood from Joe's nose with a short right West Ham

7.1

Winning pitcher Johnny Bain, loser Louis Paleo. Pittsburgh

Chicago

7.14.0

47.0

Winning pitcher Vernon Law. loser Walt Dubiol.

130

0.3

AMERICAN LEAGUE

St. Louis

Cincinnati

New York

Manchester U.

Philadelphia****

St. Louis, Detroit

Notts C. Binmingham Blackburn SOUTHAMPTON

Luton Cardig *Coventry Brentford Grimsby Barnsley

Joe looked slow as he lumbered around the,ringe we began A

Ezzard" followed: Louis weakly closed in with a fast short right BOURNEMOUTH Flymouth

SHEFFIELD U. "THIRD DIVISION (SOUTH).. with a crisp right to Loula jaw. to the head, belted Louis with BRISTOL C. Leyton

Charles banged alright to Louis two steaming rights, clipped him! EXETERİNE head and tossed disweeping left) with a right to the head and

to the jaw

Louis was wild with both hands and Charles bolted him with a left and right to the head. 5 Vale Round Ninai

Gillingham

NEWPORT

Reading

Ipswich

against the ropes. sagged·

hands, thumped right to Louis NORTHAMPTON Colchester Charlap tore in with both MILLWALL Walan Palace hand, poked three forte to, the Norwich

KEY BRISTOL R. same spot and mini: stunning NOTTS Aldershot Louis operied the round with right to the body, then banged PORT VALE Swindon | s'hard right. Charipa stepped- in the Brown nombor at will, Southend St Torquay and out, attacking - Touls-; with Blood dripped from Louis hose WATTORD Brighton both hands to the thead, Charles but he hit back with a right a #THIRD DIVISION, (NORTH) crashed stunning right and left the balls and Clarion sprang to Loule head but Jos silil moved him. The reformezintervened pe

Stockport „Bradford (CK "Round: Fiferan

ng Charles, Hisluped i

body and allowed, lih

8-11 1 Winning pitcher Bob Hooper, loser. Wallace/Ford, and

4100

TOMMY FARR KNOCKS OUT JAN KLEIN

440 yarda free-style: 1; Cheong Kin-man. (Fortuza); 2. Lam Kwan-ngar (Chiness. . 3. Yin Kou (Chung Sing). Time: 5 mins, 19.2 secs. (record)

Pontipridd Wales, Women's '100 yards breast-stroke:"

3 September 27. 1. Kwok Kam-ngor (Chinese) Tommy Farr, former Brition, "Y"); 2. Alice Cheng (For-Heavyweight Champion, made. tuna. Time: 85 secs.' a: successful start to his come- Men's x 50 yards free-style re- back tonight when he knock- lay: 1. Fortung (Taul Hased out Jan Klein, of Holland, Cheung Chung-yla, William

Teo, Cheong, Kin-man); 2 In the sixth round of his 10 Chinese YMCA (Choy Lee round, content or in hang, Lau Ping, Lau Tal-bing, It was. Farr's first; fight for 10 Chan Chiu-cheung); 3.- Vic-years. Klein was unconsciótés torta Recreation Club. Time for several seconds at the end of 1 min. 40.0 secs. (record)the count, Water-pols: Combined Civilian Club 10 Combined Services

Women's One-metro Springboard-

Diving was not competed for due to withdrawal of the only two entries,

*

Farr, who in 1947 want: 15 rounds with Jos Loula, the World Champloni, who by no incidence has his comeback ring in blaze of glory before fight tonight, "returned' toố thờ

80,000 of his fellow country. The Welshman scaled-14 alone men A against Klein's 15 stone, eight Larid; a¿quartor- pounds, PRE

Their knockout; came in two

Winning pitcher White, loser. Boy's 50 yards free-style M Stubby Overmire.

Gutierrez, 2. R. Xavier. Time: Washington (ist game... 20 0 20 xech.

001 100 yards free-style Junior cham- 7:18 1 plonship. M. Cleme 2 mins, 6isecs, of the sixth round

Boston

Cleveland.

Chiengo + ven

016112 -Associated Press Standings

AMERICAN LEAGUE

Nd Games

C.Tavares

Thompson, 9: EA Time-040 secs, -100 yards breast-stroke · Junior

Championship1, 8. E. Car valho: 7. D. M. Collaco; Marshall Time: 80.0 socs. W. LPL behind Boys 80 yards" "back-stroke-1, New York 01 55681 Detrole

93 670202%

MR. M. Gutlerres; 2. G. Noronha.

Time: 26.5 BUNDNATIONAL LEAQUE! Philadelphia 90 60,000

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SULTS

SOCCER RESULTS

London, September 27

r: The"following were the results et football matabes, played today: MAINTEN LEAGUE MATCHME *Trish Football Een qua 0 Sqotish Football §. Langue 4. (played

Windsor Park"-Delfast)

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ARGONAUTS "E" HOCKEY TEAM

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