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THE CHINA MAIL, WEDNESDAY, MAY 16, 1951.

COMBINED CHINESE LOSE TO HENDON BY 3-2 AFTER BEING TWO GOALS UP

By SPIV

Despite a lead of two goals to nil gained in the first 22 minutes of play, the Combined Chinese, though having more than three quarters of the remainder of the play ended up with a 3:2 defeat against the visiting Hendon team yesterday before a full crowd of about 14,000 spectators.

Contributing to Hongkong's failure of achieving an historical feat were a weak back line and an ineffective forward line when confronted with the goalmouth,

The Hendan team thus cumpleted their Hongkong series with an unbeaten record, having beaten the Hongkong interport X1 in the opener by two goals to nil. and drawn with the Hongkong Selection XI in the second match. They left for Manila together with a Hongkong side this afternoon and are expected to be buck here on May 23 before leaving for home. No extra matches have so far been arranged for the visitors in Hongkong, although it has been generally hoped that a return match between them and the Combined Chinese could be fixel up.

in all their three matches, the waste all, their efforts with weak, with he well-known lont range reputed English amateur surver) indishing. club had to Batht hard to achievi their

You Cheuk-yin The his

reputation

maintained

as the logical

drive..

The

WCAKEST LINK

bwks were Hong-

record. unbeuten hardest of thein was undoubi. choten for Hongkong's foot-kong's weakyst link. Hau Yung- edly yesterday's match agalist baller of the year with another sang stud well the Hendon the Combined Chinese, when brilliant performance, Hong-pungks in the fest hull but tra- hair line separated them betong's second goal, which came dually wilted when forced on the

their fter immediately

flost run, while bau Yée though first tween victury and defeat.

cute was not only the best gol picking up well in the secund of the evening but perhaps the half was unsure and shaky. Yiu Ye-tak at goa! gave another best seen on a local field this Yu stason, Mok Chun-wah on the parkling display wen

sticks and could not be blamed A wing capped his perform to the three shots that beat tim. ences against the Hendon XI

The Bendon XI. though cogn with

another outstanding dis- | pletely at disadvantage

of the ball and when play and but for erratie shout- 1451 world have given Hong-kept constantly on the anove, gave a good exhibition of effec- dont at least two goals,

In

AL-

ter

the

The best side played delightful football, showing ex

their cellent combination dazzling short masing Move- ments, and speedy ball content but the English suretites play- ed more effective football. though 211- Chinese had to than ace Jouths of the play, they could find the back of the net cry dance, stiftering away

Hu Ying-lan and Chu Wing-five foolball and rountered the leva: 1 draft

seong combined well but Kaheed nor nip of the oral for-

wards with classical changes of doing so, and once Pat-kenut at centre-forward | **

out Hongkong's was a complete misit, and was

the halves. | by again bringing

Topp at right-holf was always shooting klaring wisskness

unsuited to the short

** there breaking the offence time power and punch in the forward lively

they passing tactics of his other faut again with his uncanny an Tine. Time and again

Mards. More at home in an

**ticipation into the

interceptions, anci uptek al swept

Type of game,

while Westmore Nude Hendon goal area with lightning cohesive approach, work, only to move a liability than an asset

number of good soving

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duzen

Hendon Players

covering

some

THE WINNING

GOAL

match

Picture shows Hendon scoring their winning goal in their soccer against the Combined Chinese yesterday. A long centre by right-hack Lynch (not veen) to the far corner of the goal mouth was headed home by left-wing Bob Avis past the outstretched hand of goalkeeper Yiu Yue-tak. Hau Yung-sang is seen

running back vainly for the tackle.

Jack Solomons Plans A "Carnival Of Champions"

The White City

For

Professional boxing's contribution to the Festival of Britain will be in the hands of Heavyweight Champion Jack Gardner, Cruiserweight Champion 'Dan Coc- kell, and Middleweight Champion Randolph Turpin.

All three have signed contracts to fight American opponents at the 50,000- capacity White City on June 5.

Heavyweight Johnny Williams, No. 2 to Gardner, will also be boxing.

in yesterday's game, and with good runbucks to the gealmouth Snider's Homer

at

the crowd quick to pick on him every opportunity Just 1 confidence whenever he had

to make clearances.

Stroud at centre-forward pra- vided a

a constant dauer to the Hengkung defence with his The half-line consisting of Ng brainy leadership and individual searing mawer, and was ably as- Rei-chung

the ball

A tre, og

Feted By HKFA

at

Speaking

the Interport Dinner in honour of the Hendon Hongkong Hotel team at the Roof Garden last night, Mr Roger Raymont, Chairman of the Hendon Poniball Club, ex-

pressed the hope that the Hong

Rang Football Association would soon have a stadium of its own. that he Air Raymond sail would like to thank the Asso- clator for giving a team from the Home Country a chance to their here and come ou luck, not only under rather try ing conditions, but against very great crowd of sportsmen.

Amateur soccer in England, said Mr Raymond, had become exceedingly popular and the Amateur Cup Final at Wembley WAN attended by a capacity crowy of 19,000.

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right was the strongest depart-Avis on the left and Evans on กลาง

Hongkong sale the right. the was a constant stumbling block to the Hendon forwards with his

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THE PLAY

From the op.ning whistle Hạn- don went straight through on the attacks and from a deep pass from Topp the ball

Gives Dodgers

Win Over Cubs

the

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contracts"

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CLEAR-CUT WINS FOR SURREY AND MIDDLESEX IN LEAGUE CRICKET

London; May 15. Two of the metropolitan counties, Surroy, who shared the Championship last year, and Middlesex, finished off their matches early today to gain clear cut wins,

Nevertheless, both had some opposition before the end came.

A seventh wicket stand between Parks and Oakmun, two of the youngest Sussex batamen, held up Middlesex for a time when they put on 74 runs in less than an hour.

Parks, the 19-year-old son of] At Worcester: The match bo- the former all-rounder, J. H. tween Worcester and Essex Parks, Included a six and eight was drawn, Worcester 450 for fcur in his 70 and was the eight declared und 160 for no dominant partner, being out wicket (Kenyon 100 not out, when going for a risky rún in a E. Cooper B5 net nut), Essex bid to keep the bowling.

414 (Insole 180 not out, Sussex bailed 1 man short Smilli 85, Jenkins, right-arm owing to £1 broken bone in leg-break bowler, six for 133). Smith's foot. Denis Compton At Southampton: Hampshire followed his grand batting by beat Kent by 30 runs, Hamp taking three of the first Ove

shire 357 for

declared and for seven (Ridgway Fight-arm fast A fighting century by the left medium

for 30 bowler, six hander, Stocks, held up Surrey's Dovey, right-arm, slow offspin

wickets.

victory, and Nottinghamshire

75

second bowler, three for 25). Kent 258

forced Surrey to bat time for 4 mere eight runs.

and 138 (Shackleton, right-arm

Stocks and the all-rounder. Last medium bowler, live for

Smales, put on 92 runs in 103 minutes, with Stocks the chief scorer.

It was his first century of the season and he claimed 12 fours. Nottinghamshire still needed 14 uns to avoid an innings defeat when the inst pair came together and a merry partnership of 21

forced Surrey to bat again.

At Birmingham; The match between Warwickshire und Derbyshire was drawn, Derby shire 313 und 136. Warwickshire 270 and 187 for nine.

At Northampton: The match between Northamptonshire and Leicestershire

was drawn.

runs between Jepson and Meads Northants 284 and 227 for

Essex

eight declared. Leicestershire 192 and 189 for nine (Brown, Interest evaporated from the right-arm_ leg-break bowler, Worcester

SUOT game

four for 23). after a splendid fight by Essex At Taunton: Gloucestershire 10 gabi first

rims,

Throughout Somerset 232 and 257 (Gimblett

falled by 37 lend had ¦ beat Somerset by seven wickets.

for

the pitch favoured the batsmen, 87, Angell 62, J. Graveney, only 18 wickets falling for a right-arm medium fast bowler, total of 1,833 uns

fre

50). Gloucestershire Doug Insole completed a time 365 (Milton 125, Tremlet! right- innings of 180 runs not out, in- am fast medium bowler, six cluding 17

and fours,

the for. 67) and 100 for three.-Reu- seventh wicket stand with Rayter. Smith reached 183 runs.

Gardner is matched with Ar-new set of White City tickels gentine-bora Cesar Brion, whom so the usual prices remain-with he would have been boxing at 20,000 seats at 10s. cách. Harringay this month but for "I have a pretty good idea

Worcester's

Innings Second injury he received who Cockell, Turpin and Wil- hanif

Hams will be fghting," against Austria's Jo Weldin.

added was such a formality with a de- cruiser-Solomons, "but this Sands businite result.out of the question Three American

that every Essex player, excepi weights and three middleweights ness has taught me to keep quiet have been offered terms to light until they have actually signed the wicket keeper, bowled but Coskell and Turpin.

they could never Konyon reach- -(Landun Express Service)

ing three figures and finding the 'CARNIVAL OF CHAMPIONS'

boundary time and again,

DRAWN MATCH

between The matchi cashire and Yorkshire drawn. Yokshire jost five wickels in an hour to give the who

first basoman Gil Hodges and as he calls it, explains promoter EPSOM DERBY

New York. Muy 15. Brooklyn's homerun.stars.

centrefelder Duke Snider, con- tributed three round trippers to an 6-4 victory over the Chicago the National League Cubs in today.

Hodges, major league home

This "Carnival of Champions,"

Jack Solomons's mystery visit to fortnight ayo-a trip Paris a made necessary when Australia's of his Dave Sands pulled out Empire middleweight title fight with Turpin on the White City

printed.

KAL

CALLOVER

London, May 16.

Lain-

was

spoiling tactics, and utilising his to the best advantage height provided a good policeman

lendon's over dangerous cent forwardd Stroud. Tong Sheung in addition to putting up a coal and Avis, who had bad luck with an leader, smacked out Numbers fate, for which tickets had been over for the Epsom Derby | about two and a half hours. steady performance, was-respun- sible for Hongkong's Brs: Roa,

Yesterday's League Tennis

In the Alixed "B" Division of the Tennis league yesterday. Kowloon C.C. defusted Re-

relo -1

went to

good shot which just missed the upright.

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10 and 11. Suider clinched the

with victors

bases-loaded homer In the seventh inning.

Second basoman Jackie Robin- son also clubbed a homer for the Dodgers.

New York was at Pittsburgh, Boston at Cincinnati. Philadel- phit at St. Louis for night games. Second baseman Nelson Fox belted the first home run of his. major league career in the 11th inning with left fielder Eddie Stewart on base and gave the Chicago White Sox a 9-7 victory over the Boston Red Sox in the "American League, Stewart-had

The Chinese then took up the running and Chu Wing- keung sent in a first-time drive which narrowly cleared the bar. The Chinese were always dangerous during thele break- throughs

and Yiu Cheuk- yan. proved the brain behind all or the attacks

by his grand scheming play and first class bast control.

After 12 minules Yiu Cheuk- | yin was injured when fouled

by the visiting-outside-right;-

ut after receiving attention been walked. Testmed once mora

Shortly after Yiu Cheuk-yin the field again the Chinese Real received a very Harrow escape when Stroud idle, chased a deep centre from Avis and sitost succeeded in taking the ball out Yu Yiu-tak.

On behalf of the Rendon

K... v Recreio players. Mr Raymond said that he did not know how to thank T. Baker and Mrs D. Dawson everyone, particularly Mr Skin-use K C.C.J at A. V. Remedios and Mrs O. M. Silva -3, beat J. J. ner, Mr L. G. Young, "Uncle Remedios and Miss M, Figueredone on Guingan, Mr.R. M. Omur and lost to M. Oliveira and Mrs A. all the many other people for Silva 4-0. the incomparable hospitality and Pepperret beat Themedios and the amount of time they had vs 0-2. best Remedios and S

beat Oliveira and Figuelredu 0-4, spent in order to give the team Mrs Silva C-3. such a wonderful time.

Mr Haymond then referred to the three games which bad been played here and after pay ing tribute to the clever short- passing tactles and ball control players also ut

local their

the

praised spirit.

Ane sporting

the

Mr Raymond also look

C. Fincher and Miss D,

1. Lerius and Mrs L. F. Stoke- beat Remedios and Mrs Silva 0-3. Dial Remedios and Miso Figueirede 7-5, beat Oliveira and Mrs Silva 0-1.

1,5.R.C. lost to C.C.C., 2-7

Wort Thomson

and Miss | (USR drew with Baker and Miss Rumjan 6-0, beat Prof Lieu and Miss Fowler 6-3, lost to Mr and

Mr Souza 0-.

Capt Sealon and Mrs Willams drew with Baker and Mim Rumjału 0-0, lost to Prof Lieu and Mrs Fow-

opportunity of paying tribute toer 3-0 lost to Mr and Mrs Souza

Mr S. W. Groene, who had beca

with

the Hendon Football Club for 30 years,

this During had time, Mr Greeno

served the Clubs us Secretary for 20 years, which was in itself a re- cord. Mr Greene had brought the Hendon Football Club up to what it is today.

Mr Raymond, in conclusion, said that he had been requested

F Crossley and Mrs Jascelyne

last to Baker and Miss Bumjaha 2-0, lot to Pros Lieu and Mra Fowler 1-0, lost to Mr and Mrs Souza 2.0.

"C" Division

In the Men's "C" Division, Hecretu

defended the K.C.C.. 5 to 3

of the hands of

The

Chinese then staged a number of starming raids and successive shots from Ho Ying- fun, Yiu Cheuk-yin and Chu Wing-keung werd blocked by the desperato Sention defen- ders,

the

one time

It looked

39

In

Innings Win For South Africans

Cardiff. May 15.

The South African cric- keters gained their first The Victoria Club call-advantage to Lancashire,

victory of the tour when were set to score 190 runs

they beat Glamorgan by an Lancashire,

however, were innings and 14 runs here to-

after day. forced on the defensive Yorkshire had claimed two When play started today valuable wickets for 68

runs Glamorgan, who had followed and

gome

of fluctuating on 200 runs behind South Afri- fortunes pelered out.

co's 330, needed 173 runs to avoid the innings defeat with Hampshire, although

nine wickets-standing. were dismissed for 75 runs in their second innings, managed decision to gain an outright agolist Kent. The fast bowler, Ridgway, getting considerable life from the pitch, Hampshire U111 when Kent batted it looked for a thine ns though they would- win. -

showed that Turco and Ki Ming were still joint though I might have to go to favourites.

Solomons told me. The big business was for America.** "but fortunately we were able | Arctic Prince who came into the the deals on the betting at 25 to one. This colt, to complete

who is owned by an Irishman, telephone from Paris."

Mr J. McGarth, hos hud only five races,

Mr Boussae's Flamboyant III, who failed adhgchamp 07 from 100 to Sunday, slipped seven to 20 to one and the most strongly fancied French horse Is now Madame S. Voltoltra's Le Vent-at-100-to-seven--

MORE EXPENSIVE

Gardner, Cookell and Turpin, against American opponents on one programme, is a lot more expensive than Sands v. Turpin, but it takes a month to print a

St Louis was at Philadelphia, Two Changes In Welsh SoccerXI

Detroit at Washington for night games, The New York Yankees and Cleveland Indians

SCORES

National League

were

London, May 15. Wales have been forced to

ap-

side collapsed.

they

ruuled

But

When they had lost their first six wickets for 74 runs, five of them to Athol.Rowan for a per- sonal cost of 20 runs, it seemed ns if they were in for a crushing defeat.

But a ne fighting Innings of 80 runs by Hadyn Davies, the Twa of the Aga Khan's

- keeper, horses, Shahanshah and Malek- But then

during Hampshire's fast wicket

the zudeli, came into the betting at

bowler, Shackleton, took the afternoon brought life back in- 33 to one.

These two colls

wickets of Fogg. Evans and to the dying gume. He hit 12 both won at their first Edrich in a row and the Kentours in this, his highest score.

in first-class cricket. His, part- pearance on. a race-course,

nership with Pleass helped Shuhansbak

Two counties, Northants and Glamorgan to reach a total of at Now Market and Malekzadeh at Hurst Park. Derbyshire, were unlucky no 180 runs.

Full quotatiëns were: 10 to to get full points today. R H E make Iwo chouges In the Turee and

Ming: jadi, 100 101- 100 to 7 they both gained a first innings In the morning Athol Rowan And ki Brooklyn

soccer team to meet Switzer-Fraise du

Bols and

seemed to be almost unplayable Chicago

Fland

Wrexham tomorrow { Le Vent: 100

Northants 10 6-Sybif's

failed by one and he took his first two wickets Winning pitcher Clyde King, evening. Neither Barnes, the Nephew: 20 to 1-Stokes and wicket to dismiss Leicester for without coneading a run. Thu

right-back, Jose Cal McList.

nor Daniel, the Flamboyant; 22 to 1-Crocodile: second time and Derbyshire fast bowlers found that they centre-half, who played against 25 to 1-Paradise Street, Arcol, also failed by one wicket to could not get as much life from 9 10 2 Portugal last Saturday, are Malkas Boy, Le Tyrol, Sun Com.

As yesterday but I 7 11 available Boston ...

Rowan's off-pinners quickly had as they are going pass and Arctic Prince; 28 to 1 with

on a Galeniter Winning pitcher Harry Dorish,

the Arsenal team

33 to 1-Nyangal,

the earlier batsmen in trouble Strahanshah and Malekzadeh; 40 loser Ruy Scarborough,—Asso-tour of Braził.

and only Parkhouse (25 runa) ciated Press,

10 1-Medway, Raincheck and

scored over 20.

American League

Chicago

8 J1 1

1

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Wing-keung Don Cockell Fights

at

In their places are G. Wil- Cavour-Reuter. liams, of Cardiff, a new cap. and J. Charles of Leeds United and Army centre-half.

A captain has yet to be

mained possession 10 open the Barone On June 5 selected. The team will be:

Lendon, May 15.

in

the

and

Williams

Interport Tennis Today

and W. Lawrener 4-0, lost to G. Ru| beating Lynch twice before cut- world, arfil be the opponent ford Burgess (Tottenham),

A. V. White and 11. S. Capell beating out and then driving the Don by Sir Stanley Rous of the En-Collaco and Neous G-il, beat Reme ball home glish Football Association

dios and Lawrence 0-3, beat Home | angle. to

dios and Marques 6-1.

give a letter to the Hongkong Football Association and to present to its Chairman pennant from the English Fool- ball Association.

from, an

thire,

a decision over Warwlek-the pitch

Freddie Brown, the England captain, had a fine match for Narthants. Ho scored 75 and 53 und took three wickets for 20 runs in the first innings and four wickets for 23 runs in the recond innings..

Davies' innings, in his benefit year, was a change from the troubles of his

predecessors and he scored-15 rups,off his Arst over from Rowan.

The most exelting finish of Although he farmed the bowl- the day was at Taunton, where ing cleverly after he had lost Gloucestershire, set to score 105Pleass, he could find no partner rung in 55 minutes, went for to stay with him and was evenTM the runs and won by

seven unily bowled by Chubb, who The first matches in the Sai- wickets, with seven minutes toad run through the Glamorgan gon-Hongkong tennis

batsman in the first innings. Interport spare. series: wit be played this after-

The match appeared to be noun, weather permitting, when heading for,

draw a certain two singles encounters will be when the "Somerset

openers, decided.

Gimblett and Angell, put on In the first game, Hongkong's 142 runs in the second innings No. 2, K.G. Dao, will meet but then five wickets fell BOWLS TEAMS Nguyen Van Nus, Saigon's quickly. Later Tremblett and Champion. The next match, Lawrence held up the Glouces- which will follow immediately. ter attack and draw again

After 25 minutes, play Topp deflected the ball for a corner tu the Chinese and from iclek, taken by Ho Ying-fun, a shot

froin

Chu was blocked by Lane. Fron

rebourki, Tong

Sheung scoring for the Chinese,

Hughes (Luton), Two minutes lator the Chi- newe went further ahead, Yiu Nick Barene, of New York. (Cardiff), Sherwood (Cardiff), C. Delz and C. J. Smith (KC.C) | Cheuk = yin took the drew with S. 4. Colace down the left and succeeded in cruiserweight boxers

ball who is rated among the six best Paul (Manchester City), Charies Noodt G-0, lust to A. 2. Remedios

(Leicester), Kinsey the British, Cockell,

(Norwich) Ford (Sunderland), medios and J. A. Marques 4-5,

(Swansea) European and Empire Light Allchurch oblique

and heavyweight Champion, at the Clarke (Manchester City).- White City, London, on June 5. Reuter. Hendon fought back doggedly

They will meet over 10 rounds and just before the interval re- duced the deficit when Stroud at 12 stone, 11 pounds. Barene challenged Ezzard Charles for sent in a long, flerer cross sho! the World Heavyweight title lost which entered the net just near December but was beaten in the the far post,

11th round when he was knocked The Chinese led 2-1

at half time.

out for the first time in his 53 professional fights.

On the same bill will be two other British

and European the British Middleweight Cham- pion, against an American to be named, and Jack Gardner, the British Heavyweigh; Champion, Big. against Argentina's Cesar Brion.

Reuter.

F. Fisher and C. I. Stapleton leat to Collacu and Nodt 5-7, lost to. Remedios and Lawrence 3-0, lost to

Jisu

Remedios and Marques 4-0.

SC.A.A. beat L.B.C., 0-15. Y. K. Sze and T. G. (S.C.A.A.) beat T. Meade and N. Harris 0-1, drew with Maj. ́A. Young and D. C._Barty 0-0, beat b. LT. Lt and J. Chen beat Meade 'Mr J. McKelvie, Vice-Presi-Houssin and F. Stuckey 8-3.

Mr Raymond then handed the Pennant to Mr Skinner,

On resumption they took up the running immediately and a Po-keung,

The following are Clubs Gads, will be between the seemed certain, but keen work

matches this_afternoon!

behalf of the HKFA that he had Barty 0-0, best luusain and Stücker good chance was.missed by Kochampions, Randolph. Turpin, p.m.V.Labrum. J. N, Wong.

0-2.

dent of the Association, said on and itarris 6-4 beat Young and great pleasure in welcoming the S. Zee and F. Yeh beat Reade and Hendon team.

A. Abban 4-0.

K. W. Leung and M. Yao drew With Chow and Manley 6-0, lost to

Harris 7-5, beat You Buckey 6.1.

and Barty Both sides attacked in turn, 4-3, beat loussin and

and after 17 minutes. Hendon Kowloon Tong lost to C.C.C.. obtained tho Mr MoKelvic said that from a

3-5.

tqunlang Boa footbal point of view, the team-T. Chen and Y. T. Loke (K.T1 when Avis beat Ng Kec-cheung was drew with C. I. Chang and it and then found the back of the work of the Hendon team

net with a superb rising drive, excellent and a treat to those ley 0-8, ben! M. K. Glue and W who knew football, He sincerely Chow 6-0, lost to 9. Fowler and C

The Chinese then went all out for the deciding goal hoped and oficials studied thelr

lot more of and vibbon 2-4. end had learned how the game should be played. Chan and A. Raymond lost to this being the prime object of chow and Manley 3-0. lot to Gil the HKMA in arranging visits of teams, from Britain, Sweden, Denmark and India.

and

the local boys, les dilla and Chow 3-7, Tort to Fowler only fine work by Ivey, Lynch

and Chow 4-8, beat Fowler and Ab-

0-2.

and Lane prevented them from netting on at least two occa- plony,

At this period Hendon were Pool Office beat KIT.C., B.4. obviously tiring and the Chinese K. W. Wang and W. C. Wong team by comparison were yards 1940.) best Y. J. Khan and M hamy 6-1, Jont to S. A. Humain and faster on the ball.

Hendon obtained

HKTEA MEETING

League for

Down Bowls

Champion, le Kooninthe felt helped them to Howloon (C. Reno Bluebung; and Salgon's No. 2, Ngu- dismiss Somerset for 252 runs, at Carl Joud, comencin wens. The matches, which will be

sen Van

Say

›CLOSE. OF ¡PLAY SCORES Capell, E.C. Fincher: W. hest of three sets, will be held Collodae, D. Rosiet. C. Thomp

The following were the ro- bon, F. Goodwin W15)

on the Hongkong Cricket Club

of today's Arst Baker, J. Orem, W. Bore ground, commencing at 5 p.m.

Chorges will be $5 and $2.

1.8.

E

Howard.

at

MEETING OF GREMLINS

suits

gomes:

|cluss |

The South Africans' next match is against Gloucestershire, starting at Bristol tomorrow.---- Reuter.

SOCCER RESULTS

London, May, 13. The following were the re- sults of Festival of Britain 'foot- ball matches plared today:

Bristol City -2, Dinamo (Yugotavia) (1; Chelsea 1, KB. (Denmark) 0: Southall 2. Ing- bruck - (Austria) '2; Aards ́(Ire-- land):0, E.D.C. Haarlem (Hol land): 0.

At Lordan Middlesex boat Festival of Britain"-Amateur Bussex by an innings and eight International at Middlesbrough: rune, Sussex 232 and 203 (C. England 2, Norway 1-Hautor. Quke, 52, Parks 70) Middlesex 443 for nine declared.

Polion ngakont Talkoo Club Taikon, commencing at 0.50 p.m→ T. - Kavanaāli, -A. Souter, C.-Pilo and WJ.D. Cameron (skb]: G. Bond, P.W, Hollanda, 17.3. Dewar pod C. Dawaran takip); G.P- kma, A. Stewart. 8.11. Marvin and "The Hongkong Track and W.R. Atayer" (skip)

A general meeling of the At Nottingham: Surrey Field Association meeting scho The bowl wire Gremlins Ladies Hockey Club beat Nottinghamshire by 10

will be held this evening at the wickets. duled for yesterday was

Noltinghamshire 110 -post-present K.C.C. inte stance to poned to 6.30 p.m., May If at played on Saturday, May 19, Kowloon Cricket Club, com- and 273 (Stocks 104, Laker, Caroline Hill.

at 3.30 pm:

mencing at 0 pm. All' Gremlins right-arm offepin bowler, fivo 2nd Division, V. K.D,G,C.

and all who wish to play on the for 6). Surrey 386 and eight Cox's Road Guy Gremlins Grampal, W. Bakery 32,1lawarsku

10 A. Tiple; B.A. Gray, M. Dwi-

Other speakers were Lieut-Dahwood Khan 2-0. boat Firdos Just, before the final whistle Bogoy Competition

General Sir E. C. Robert Mon- Khan and 5. Namchand 84.

attendams are in for no wicket, L. Brezny W.H. Cowin; Mimecuing will discuss the

Malayan Champion

Beaten

Birmingham, May 15. Opg Chewebes, the Malayam lawn tennis cham At Manchester; •The, match beaten by W. T. serah, GOC-In-C, who replied than and amy 64, kam to 3 min 5 play, when Lynch, broke up tition played over the

Fung And C. Whi beat somewhat against the

between Lancashire and York- jaip, in the fourth on behalf of the guests in the and her 4-6, beat: Khan and am a Chinese attack, and then took Course during the

Old Kowloon Rockalla Higadas C. plans for next season and any shire was drawn, Yorkshire men's singles, absence of Bir Gerard Howe, chang 9-3

Whilsunnidow, HALICHE ANCH Trib- other business. All members, of 313..and 172. (Hilton, left arm Lawn Tennis KC, Chlet Justies, and Mr Pat Khan, Chin and to ces lost je the ball updeld, and placed it in Holligye was Mr IV. J. Whelp- Typ. White the Gremins, of whom there slow pin bowler five for 89).

Samy Sost Frigerin

today Lynch, Captain of the Hendon and Khan #ad, best gasan and flame the goaimouth for. Avis to head ton (2) who weturned a caniçal

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