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THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, MAY 1, 1951.

Tennis League Starts

KCC

LADIES' "B" TEAM

CLAIM THE

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HONOURS IN

OPENING DAY'S MATCHES

By "ARGONAUT"

Kowloon Cricket Club Ladies' “B” team claimed the day's honours in the opening matches of the Tennis League season yesterday with an upset 61⁄2-21⁄2 triumph over the highly favoured Craigengower. Cricket Club.

With the exception of Cissy Noronha, the Valley club fielded exactly the same team that won them the title in 1949, and had been regarded before yesterday's match as the strongest challenger to Ladies' Recreation Club this year.

Though plaerd only fifth in the League table last year, Kowloon Cricket Club displayed vastly improved form yesterday and showed the beneficial results of n full year's club tournament.

who claimed

ull their

Pacing them to victory wol of Beervio over the CRC second the combination of Mrs Hors- team, Reinforced by the inclus man and M., Lambert-Bukua. beton of Tony Bayot, the Por- shree, uguese team fought to an ex- sets, ineinding a prediable one eiting linish; emerging the win- the formidable Cragen-ners by a 5.4 argii, despite awer first pair of Shing Chit the gallant three-set efforts of and Violet Fowler,

OVEC

LRC IMPRESSIVE Ladies' Recreation Club, held-

in practically -

Regreto

new team,

opened their season impressivetj with, a convincing #gela Won fiver

"1" and on their perfor mance

yesterday backed well set for the tile for yet another year.

In he Men's "" matches, Loth the top favourites, Chinese Recreation Club and South China salled comfortably through their first round matches,

Except for 1. Tay and R. O. Taker, who took two sets off the Tai Hang Club, Craigengowei gave a disappointing perform

ance,

In twn rols, they were leading 3-1 and 4-2 mly to concrde the remaining

Homes for 10.5 in a row.

The Chinese

led by its art Tin-wah

and

Daniel Ches

61-year-old young David King

MEN'S "B"

LRC 6 CCC (4) 3

Nath 12.11 ext to Y.

N

A V

Chau, beat Chan 6-2 and and I. Wade 0-1.

HIS DAY OFF

Charlie Hart, the Twickenham runner, celebrated and

I A. VtungH

Chul and 11.

W. Choi ana beat E. Peretza

2. Storey and E. Zulauf beat V. P. Chot and 11. N. Chau 6-4, beat B. W Chol and 1 Chau -3 and beat

Pervin and Wade 8-2.

A. Dow and P. V Showe lost fa Y P. Cho and H. N. Chau 8-7. Fot to B, W. Chol and B. Chan 9 and beat Pereira and L. Wade Bud. KCC 7. USRC 2 WK. Thombron and N

USRC)

Cook

let to F. n. Kerman! and N. Leonard 2-0, lost lu J, Lalou and A. S. Augestad 0.0, lust to . E. Baker and A. V. Whitte 1-0.

Bad 1.dr Kingsford and Capt. Seaton drew with Kermont and Leonard 8-0. drew with Leriou end

5-4.

his 85th birthday on April 13. He broke training for his next 20-mile run in July, to celebrate with friends.

Club De Recreio

Bowls Teams

Club de Recreio lawn bowls

for Saturday trams

and next Wednesday are:

Augestad 6-0. beat Baker and Whitis

- Crossley and Ft- Jacom flood loss to Kermani and Leonare 1-0, ost to Lerlot and Augestad

E.M. through all 19-6. Jost to Baker and White 5-1.

SCAA 74 HKCC 1

Club was ably pair of Choy Choy Pin-fon whose steadiness and experi ence pulled them their three selv.

ין

Poon and Tony Liand South China Belded a com-

ISOAA) beat T T. Gould ond stronger team than Agaturult 6-2. paratively

beat h. Mac- The CRC in their match against Pherson and G. Pritchard 0-1, beat Hungkeng Cricket Club, in Bendall and K. Greene 7-5. the Hung

Eddie Chan and R. Liang beat side Patrick Gould and Arafuroff 6-3, beat Mac. cluding in their Poon who was rule during Bendall and Greene 19-9, beat ber of their team 4-0. the last two seasons and Tuny Lang. the Tightsin and former University Champion.

Despite her going down by the score of 12 to 75%, dhe | T. Cricket Club offered strong re-

In at least two st sistance When J. A. Bendo al · K. Greene took

CRC 61⁄2, CCC "1" 2

W. Choi & Cia Pin-fan (CdCH beat H. O. Baker & R. Tay 6-1: beat 12. Leonard & 1. F. Souza

VS

A.M.

Police

A.F.

Recreation

LAC Alapini (right) wins the 100 Yards Dush from F/Lt. Bobby Roach, wher old Shanghai- Landers will remember as a schoolboy there, during the Royal Air Force Sports at Kai Tak on Saturday. Alapini won in 10.4 seconds. Both should be in the finals of the 100 and 200 metres at the coming Colony Champion- ships.China Mall Photo.

Bats

Divecha

Confidently For Oxford

London, Apr. 30. Wintry conditions faced first-class matches started cricketers today when two

on Saturday were continued. Nottinghamshire and Leices- tershire were to have started a two-day friendly at Nottingham; but no play was possible owing| to snow and rein.

and

two

ENGLAND'S TEAM v.

ARGENTINE

London, Apr. 30.

England's team to meet Ar- gentina at Wembley Stadium in the International soccer match on May 9 was announced to-day 33 follows:

ON THE RECORD What's

best in

"Surperwoman" Feels Kowloon?

The

Passing

Years

Nucle "Superwoman" Sm-like, simmons just refuse to mons informed our column play. Neele told us that she yesterday tho!, after having could be considered' as Super- Bert Williams (Wolves); Alt given the master some thought, woman only us far as hockey Ramsey (Tottenham), Buthe hat decided not to enter was, conc,rped, Eckersley (Blackburn); Billy for

the 100 and 200 Metres She relented after we told FOR Wright (Wolves) Jim Taylor dashes, in the Colony Athletic her about whet Hodkinson and (Fulham), Harry Cocichurn Championships

She had even Co. thought. She said she would. (Manchester U.); Stanley Mat-ta preliminary training start training for next year's

Stanley Mor..nothing serious other than going Colony Championships and leav thews Blackpool), Jack Mil-

without cigarettes for a week the defente of Gremlins preparation tu starting superiorly this year to Valerie "Superwoman" Slade, to whom She informed us that she had she lends her title for the feretlen how to start. She was duration of the Colony Cham- chce capable of a 100 yards in pionships. 13 seconds, which would work, "Superwoman" Stade is enter- out at about 13 sezands for the ed for the 100 and 200 Metres 100 metres, Beyond that, she Dashes, the High and Long claimed, the passing years were Jumps. Sald "Superwoman'

king toll of her wind,

Sind yesterday": "I don't know

tensen burn (Newcastle), Harold Hassall (Huddersfield) and Tom Finney practice, etc. (Preston N.E.).

Reserves. Billy Nicholson (Tottenham) and Stan Pearson (Manchester U.).

Taylor is the only newcomer to full international honours, The side shows us changes two of thom positional from that which lost to Scotland on the same There was no persuading her. If I can run as fast if I haven't ground a fortnight ago..

It was almost a warhout of a hockey ball in front of me. Taylor, who travelled with theicunt we teld her that World Cup party to Brazil last Hodiessen & Co. had pooh- It's D ply that Simmons year but did not play, is pre- could be considered competition. Inforned Gremlin opinion is of poched any suggestion that she couldn't be persuaded to enter. ferred to Jack Froggart.

Wright,

Burn

who captains the side, moves Then the Simmons fire 1 up the belief that she is faster than from left-half to righ-half in and she really got interested. Slade, with Gremlin "B" win- place of Harry Johnston, while

Dolores Bonnar Cockburn comes in at left-half.

ranked "So they don't, ch" she said. Mulcahy, then either Renate third, and then centre-half Mrs In the mes

forward line, Jack Mil-It locked, like he was going to Korr or the Abraham sisters. burn, hero

of the Newcastle give in. I was most obvious that Oup triumph last Saturday. is Simmons is in

Now we won't know whether ristored as leader of the attack ment about any opinions held next year and there is enough rank disagree Simmans is faster than Slade till in place of Mortensen, who, with by Hodkinson & Co. starding interest in that problem to have Wilf Mannion, unavailable beer chromes in cause of the jaw injury he re-ugalnst them,

a sprint race seen ceived against Scotland, now re-

heavy wagering on the The เp" เกาะ

| result. told We thews-Reuter. suma a right-wing partnership Maureen Hodkinson and

We have heard the problem with his club colleague, Mai-pals, Ruby Scott and Hilary about the whole maltes as far her discussed and heated argumen ftale, that the Gremlins would alleld as King's Park, Boundary And them a pushover in an Street and Caroline H stilette et between Gremlins and School, these senior

Newcastle Signs On Hugh Cameron

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the way, is a Gremlin. Inside Two little schoolgirls standing right Mrs Sybil Groundwater by, sort et seventh and eighth won the 100 substitutes on the relay sam, seconds Two declarations

yards in 12.4 Lendon, Apr. 30, were not so restrained about that Colony Chorpionships were CARPET CLEANERS Newcastle Unicat has signed They just giggled delightedly at her under the con 1930, the follow-ons marked the two other

last time games. Both Lancarhire, against Hugh Cameron, the Torquay Oxford University, and MCC, United forward, for

he is of how far they would Colony athletic association.

control of a ម fee of against Yorkshire, declared

leave the Gremlins behind and at about £5,000.

Even the KGV girls happen to Saturday's clore totals and then Cameron

nearly giggled themselves be informed usually plays dinmiss their

on that subject, opponents to outside left, but for Torquay he Pink

They hud force follow-ons.

has been on either wing and has

Then one of the older girls, tien

hud dug up this informa sangtimes led the attack.

a sweep at the hand in- they seemed to be slightly wor With

Independently of us and He Yorkshire failed by 44 runs went to Torquay on

freedicating that the seventh and ried about it. and only

dour display by transfer from Clyde four-seasons

eighth substitutes were Included Lowson

"Of course," they said, "Mrg redeamed some

In her broad statement, inform-Fanny Blankers-Koen or what- poor ago and was their star winger, batting. Hutton had his middle-making a Brei-class job in any

ed us that "Anyone of us here stump sent flying by Preston, the forward position.-Reuter,

ever her name is still running can run faster than any of the after so many years, but Mrs England fast-howling hope, but

Gremlins." Lowson stayed and carried his!

Groundwater is too interested The two like girls who had bat for the first time in his

tennis. Do giggled delightedly looked

you think size career, being at the wicket four,

pleased with themselves after

might enter?" hours and 25 minutes for his 70

this statement testifying

answer is "No." Mrs not out,

to Groundwater their prowera, did not seem belief that

is any of the improbable they would kick up ought to be crowned this year.

Παν Chempion Juss at home, demanar high-heeled shows and a

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Lawn

Hillon's aft-arm slow spin- pers took four Oxford wickets for 28 runs and the University were out for 144 runs while First Division: Recreio "Blue" defeat stared them in the face vs. Craigengower Cricket Club at the close with half their (Home): AP. Pereira,

H.A. second innings wickets down Ozorio, C.C. Ribeiro (skip); N. A. Beltrao,

Pereira, JFV.. for 02 runs.

London, Apr. 30. A.A. Lopes,

Roy Ankarah, of the Gold They would have been in a J.A. Luz, J.E. Noronha (skip); G.A. Guterres, wicket stand of 50 in the first Featherweight

worse plight but for a last

Coast, Wo11

the Empire situation Alorcoun, R.F. Luz,

Champion- C.L. Passos (skip)

innings when Ramash Divecha ship tonight, boating the| First Division: Recreio "White" (India), with a tally of 41 runs, holder, Ronnie Clayton, on

with any Club alone batted

points over 15 rounds at the (Away); J.M. Gutierrez, A.V. confidence-Reuter, Gomno, Xavier' (skip): J. Rocha, G.A. Gomes, L.F.

Empress Hall, Earl's Court. There was little doubt about

Bournemouth, Hampshire, Nongnha, L. J. Silva, C. Roza

-London,—Apr.-30.-the-justice-of-the-verdlei – for

Apr.-30.- C. X. Lim and George Lim Tos! Pereira (skip); R.M.V. Ribeiro, The close of play scores in Ankarah, forced the pice most

Jaroslav Drobny (Egypt), to Gould and Adafuren 3-0, beat

Alves, MA. Baptista, drst-class cricket matches play- of the time and more than once

the holder, who drew a bye, SiacPherson and Pritchard -2, drew A.M. Souza (skip)

ed today were:

lad Clayton looking with Bengal and Cowene 4-5.

At Lords: MCC 411 for seven

had no difficulty in winning Second Division vs. Indian Recreation Club (Home); L. S.declared. Yorkshire 213 (Low- ALWAYS WILLING

London, Apr. 30. his second round match in Silva, B. E. Pintos, M. L. Roza, son 76 nat out, Knot, right- Clayton was always willing to The American-bred colt the Men's Singles of the | J. C. Remedios (skip); A. C. arm G-3: beat H. M. Liu & Joe Hsu Silva, P. A. Costa, F. X. M. 157)reak bowler, four for come back, however, and late in Turco

installed 6-1 British Hardcourts the contest, when he must have favourite for the Derby at Teunis Championships here Poon and Liang Au Ram-moon & -K., H. Liu (Che): Silva. F. V. V. Ribeiro (skip three declared. Oxford Univer-cheered for Boot work in forcing the first callover on the Ep-today.

A: Oxford: Lancashire 408 for bren behind on points, he was hot 15 aker & Tay 4-6; best L. M. Rodrigues, A. A. Guterres, Leotard & Sauza 6-3; drew with S. E. Souza, C. A. Danenberg ty 144 (Malcolm Hilton, left- Ankarah to go back.

som classic held at the Vic- arm slow spin bowler, four for (skip).

The non-stop tactics of An-toria Club here tonight. Chi Tin-kin & Chung Yue-toicnc):

lost to Baker & Tay 2-8

karal, which have featured his For Wednesday, May 9th com-25) and 52 for five. mencing at 5.15 p.m., (Home);

Turco is awned by the cele- fights in

Britain, could never be J. A. Victor, J. C. Fonseca, J. P. no play today owing to rain in plon

At Nottingham: There

brated banker, was stopped entirely by the chem Woodward, whose Prince Simon second round after receiving a

Mr William who Xavier, O. P. Remedios (skip); the C. A. Noranha, M. A. Ferreira, Nottinghamshire and Leicester- to mix matters.

once took several friendly match

between blows on the chin when trying was beaten into second place in bye.

J. C. Molinari (France) and V. Corveth, L. A. Kozario

The Freneli cotton magnate, Crack (Egypt) won their first When the last round opened.

Marcel Boussac, owns three of rous matches by 6-1, 0-2, 6-3 Ankarah showed that he still had more energy left and it was Dunter and Flamboyant.

the 14 hores quoted-Nyangal, and 6-3, 7-5, 6-2 respectively no surprise when bis hanki was

against D. C. Argyle and D. P. Bussic wo the race held aloft as token of his vic-Galeator last year,

with Trogonning to qualify for

meeting, but were excused play- tory.--Reuter.

Nyangal is a 7-1 second fa-ing a second time and their vourite, but

encounter in the accond round Tyrol, owned by another American, Mr R. B.

was postponed unl tomorrow. gal in France on April 22, was during the day's play which saw There were no major surprises on offer at 100-8.

five South Africans and all the Fraise du Bois, publicly up-leading British players surviving ped by the Aga Khan to win, to the last 18 who contest the is third favourite at 10-1. Fraise third round-Reuter, du Bols is owned by The Be-

Khan

to 7-5 and feed C. Y. Lim and George Lin 0-6 draw.

The best win in the Men's "D" matches was perhaps that

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Liu & Hsu 6-0.

benzet

Leonard & Souza 6-4; beat Liu & 1 -3.

Recreio 5. CRC '2" 4

J.

J. Remedios & 1 G.

teredo); int to F. K. La

S

Daniel A. H.

P. 1. Poon 2-6; lost to Chen & Davit King 1-8; beat K.

Kwok & M. K. Tam E-1.

Alves

A. J. Remedies W. M. Lawrence

Beerolu): Best Lau & Poun B-1; (skip). lost to Chen & King 3-0; beat Kwok & Tam (1-2.

A

M. Bayot & A. E. Narunha Her 15 best tau & Pon 0-2 lost to Chen & King 4-0; beat Kwok & Tam 0-1.

LADIES' "B" KCC 6. CCC 212

M

___(KCC) beat Fowler and Mrs Chtu 6-1, beat Mrs

(weather permitting) muy M: Horsman and AIIM N. Lam. be obtained at the Secretary's-bert-Beker Ofice, Telephone House; the Club House. Happy Valley: and the Stables, Shan Kwong Road.

Entries close at 12 o'clock NOON, on Thursday, 3rd May, 1951.

By Order,

S. A. SLEAP,

Secretary

PETER MOK

Rumjahn and Mrs Sousa 7-5, beat Mr Castro and Mrs Noronha 6-2,

Mirs Fisher and Miss Bonbernard lost to Mrs Fowler

and Mrs Chu - lost to Mrz Rumjahn and Mr Sousa 2-0, beat Mrs Castro and Mr Noronha 0-2.

A. Campos, 3. L. S. D. C. Alves, J. J. Basto

at

and 38 for one.

shire.-Reuter.

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Players are advised that rink Will be held every practice Thursday.

HIK ELECTRIC In the'r,

League lawn bovis match against KCC Cox's Path on Saturday at 3.30 p.m. H.K. Electric R. C. will be represented by E. T. Boy- cott, J. K. Mundy, W. Stoker, A. G. Gardner (skip); C. W. Johnson, V, Kruse, E. Paulson, Sunday J. F. Barron (skip): G, K. W.

Frend (16) who

curd of all square.

There will be the Captain's Cup Qualifying Round on next

Henry Carpenter

London, Apr. 30. Terry Allen, former World The Sunday rail bus service Flyweight Boxing Champion, į gum ABOTATIONS Crawford, E. Wolstenholme, R.has been terminated but the gained comfortable points' vic- de Rome, W. E. Macfarlane rall bus will run on Saturdays, tory over

as from May 5, at the following Henry Carpenter, a former times:

Miss Coxall and Mrs Lawes diew with Mrs Fowler and Mrs Chiu 0-0. ↑ (skip), beat Mrs Rumjahn and Mra Sousa B-4 beat Mr Castro and Airs Noronha 0-2.

Leave Kowloon 1.48 pm; ar-

10 rounds against

Full quotations were: 6-1 Turco 7-1 Nyangal

He bent D, S. Anderson 6-2, 6-0, 6-2,

Henri Cochet (France) beat D. Baker 6-1, 6-2, 6-3, also in the

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Felicisimo Ampon, the Philip. pines No. 1 lawn tennis player, THE HONG KONG won his first two matches in the Men's Singles in the British Hard

Courts

Championships

here today and entered the last

amateur champion, in an all- Army Squash Final rive Sheung Shui 2.34

London clas of boxers at 10-1 Fraise du Bols LRC 84, REC. "D"

Ban's Court tonight. p.m;

100-8 Lo Tyrol, Damiar and 10. Terry Noronha and Margle Viama The final of the Army Squash leave Sheung Shui 7.07 p.; Carpenter gave a good dis-Muscadin (Recreio "D" lost to Mra P Baker Championship, between Lt-Col, arrive Kowloon 7.55 p.m.

In the first round ho beat 100-6 Zucchero play though saved by the bell Watson and Mrs.C. Choliners 3-0. and Miss To

Gibbs 0-0, lost to Mrs Hutching, of the Royal Lelcos- Sandwich lunches and drinks in the ninth round and provid- 20-1 Crocodile, Flamboyant

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defeated 25-1 Hampden Forest, KI ng.it

David Lurie, the lost to Mrs Baker and Miss Gibbs to-day at 4.45 p.m.

and Steh Xavered at the Victoria squash, courts must be made to the Club Office against Vic

African Herman for the Ming, Sun Compass and Ascot, Young South

player, vacant British title.-Reuter.

-Reuter,

by 0-0, 0-1 and 0-0.

Calderara 2-0.

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