1951-07-30 — Page 6

Inter-Fami

Final

THE CHINA MAIL MONDAY, JULY 30, 1951.

Kitchells Will Play Omars For The Open Rinks Championship

Two lawn bowling family teams, the Omars and the Kitchells, will contest the 1951 Colony Open Rinks, final.

In two closely contested semi-finals yesterday at the Kowlooh Bowling Green Club the Kitchells scored a deserving 19-12 win over Recreio's J., Gutierrez, L. S. du Sliva, J. A. Rocha, and H. A. Ozorio and the Omurs narrowly edged out their Indian Recreation Club club-mates, M. I.. Razack, A, R. Minu, J. Hooser and A. K. Minu by 16-13.

on

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OVLT-

Contrary to expretations, the The only support given him Omars were given the harder during this period was by his -Aight in yesterday's two semi-son. I. M. Omar, playing as finals. and narrowly averted lead. K. M. Omar turned in a defeat by a spectacular late slightly better than average

the last

.but was five performance, recovery lieads.

shadowed by A. R. Minu, who The

Josers, after opening was undoubtedly the pick of with a two und a single, led the losere. all the way and at the end of the 16th head were enjoying comfortable lead of 12-7. THE TURNING POINT The turning point came the 17th head when the Omars ship to concentrate on block- ing shots, Minu's cracking up single towards the end spelt the end

who

for the Filipino Club bowlers, Luz, D.. A. Rozarlo F. G. da

N. Atienza and

Bowling Green climinated Club's K. Bodie, W. C. Simp- son and J. McKelvie by 10-13,

The score was neck-to-neck until 8-0 on the 8th head. The winners forged ahead to 13-7 With 1. M.. Omar having the by the 13th head but at the better of M. 1. Razack for the 10th head the score was again greater part of the Arat 10 deadlocked at 13-13. A two and Minu rose jo the four on the remaining two heads

the pulled

Filipino occasion, with repeated closely-heads

shots, on drawn

to enable his combination through..

THE RESULTS

Open Rinks Semi-finals

1. M. Omar, K. M. Omar,

J. Hoosen,

A. M. Kitchell, 1. Kitchell, A. Kitchell and A. R. Kitchell bral J. Gutierrez, L. S. d Silva, J. A. Rocha and H.A. Ozurio, 10-12.

scored three, and followed this up with a two, and a three to lead by 10-12 for his side. and practically clinch the Issue Jeff Hogsen came through A. M. Omar and U. M. Omar

M. 1. Razuck, A. R by the end of the 20th head. with some good trailing-the-beat

and A. K. Although the Blandard of jack shots during the middle Minu, bowls served was fairly high, of the game, but was repeated- Minu, 16-13. both the rinks in this match ly through or just a shade wide

ex-on the critical last five heads. dalled to come up to

A. M. Omar, No. for the pectations as a combination,

whs completely off J. Omar gave another winters,

M.

form on the Brst 18 heads, suc- per- consistent und with the lle ro- ceeding in only one really good redeemed shot, but rerting fought him peatedly against almost

lone battle for the himself from the 17th head on- On the 17th head, with wards. first 10 heads, coming through the lie against him, he trailed

beautiful

Coving the jack almost a yard for shots to cut down the opposing count of two, and although A. scoring to eight singles and K, Minu drew a second shot, U. two twos.

•k, M. laid two nearer ones for a count of three that turned the tide.

with

some

4

LEVEL ON THE 18TH.

Tony Trabert on the 18th head A. M. Omar

On His

Way

To The Top

followed through a close front Arst shot ad by. M. I. Razack for a count of two, which stay-

enable the

cd

10

dmw level to 12-12.

Omars to

K. M. Omar was responsible for a good first shot on the 19th

head. U. M.. drew another ore,

10

OPEN TRIPLES Quarter-final

F. G. do Luz, D. A. Rozario

and V. N. Aulenza beat K Bodie, W. C. Simpson and J. McKelvie, 19-13.

Ramsey Bucks

Challenged By Army Boxers

Challengers, who are cer

but A. R. Minu in an attempi tain they can lower the trail the jack back with colours of Hongkong's heavy draw took away one of the shots, leaving the Omars stylish, hard hitting Ram- lead sey Bucks, are pillag in the with a count of one and

their applications to of 13-12.

of the Aces promoters

#

New York, July 29. Tony Trabert 20-year old tennis tornado, demolish- ed another obstacle in his path to the heights today when he conquered Herble Flam to capture the Meadow M. Omar drew two shots, Sports Club Boxing Tourna- each about one foot in front and ment to be staged on Sep- behind the Jack. A. M. Omar tember 1. added a third in the line of the

and draw backhand

Club singles title,

The 20th head saw the Omars practically clinch the issue.

Trabert, only 12th in the U.S. racket roster, downed the US. second ranking star, 6-2, 10-8. 6-8, 6-3. The win emphasised Omar successfully blocked to scrappers in Trooper Hallwood

the fact that Trabert is

the

most improved American player · this year.

State

the

Singles tille

tional Cologne Tennis

ment today,

The wiry

Fliipino

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practically every head, cularly

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Among them are two grand

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OPEN RINKS

RINKS SEMI-FINALISTS

The 1951 Colony Lawn Bowls Open Rinks Championship reached its final stages yesterday with the play-off of the two semi-finals. Winners were the two family rinks of the Omars and the Kitchells.

The semi-finalists, from left to right, were: Above: A. R. Minu, A. M. Omar, 1. M. Omar, K. M. Omar, M. I. Razack,

J. Hoosen, A. K. Minu and U. M. Omar, Below: A. Kitchell, I. Kitchell, A. B. Kitchell, A. R. Kitchell, H. A. Ozorio, J. A. Rocha, L. S. da Silva, and J. Gutlerrez. China Mail Photos.

Ford Konno Beats

And

800

Marshall To Metres Free

Moore Win Style

Detroit, July 28.

Ford Konno of Hawaii proved, himself one of the world's foremost distance swimmers tonight by winning the Men's 800 Metres Free Style race at the National AAU Championships.

The 18-year-old Hawaiian, who earlier won the 1,500 Metres Free Style crown, gained an easy victory over Wayne Moore, of the New Haven (Conn) Swim Club, and Australia's John Marshall. His time of 9:39.9 fell short of the 9:80,0 which he recorded earlier this year-a mark which is expected to be accepted as a world re- cord.

Jim Peters Wins

AAA Marathon

Marshall lost all the three AAU distance titles he won in 1950. Konno won'two and Moore took the other.

Mrs McCormick, who carlier defended the One Metre Board Platform Diving tics, and piled up 109.12 points from a three-metre board, while Miss Gumingham amassed 107.62.

Portland,

American

WOMEN'S EVENTS Mary Freeman, of Washing-

Defending Champlon Miss ton, established her supremacy as the US. leading back-stroker Judy Corte Comell

the Oregon, by winning the 100 Metres race

1:18.8. She won the 200 record of 1:21.0 set by Holland's 1947 In the 100 Metrcs Breast 300 Women's

Stroke. Miss Cornell was clock. Metres Individual Medley.

at 1:21 flat. Miss Carol ed Hawall's Dick Cleveland re- Pence of Lafayette Swim Club tained his 100 Metres Free Style

in

Metres Back Stroke earlier and Nelly van Vliet in

also took second in the

title as seconds

he was timed at B8 equalled the old mark in finish- fat. In the trials ing second. Cleveland broke the

Jorge

ahead to 16-12.

and Gunner R.S. Atkin, both of With the, Omars matching the British Army. Hallwood, by wood for wood on the final the way, has beaten Bucks. The the losers could only promoters are at present fixing In this tournament alone, he head,

chalk up one shot, to bow out up the Bucks' clash, which will also whipped Art Larson, tional title holder, and Gardnar by 13-10, but not after a gallant be over alx rounds and Mulloy, fourth-ranking veteran. bid for what would have been u the necessary formalities have been concluded, the opponent will be announced. Before that, he won the Na-major upset. Honal Clay Court, Inter-Colle-

TEAMED UP WELL ginter

and Southern In contrast to these two Another attraction at Championships, plus singles and rinks. the three Kitchell tournament will be Capt. J. D.

Moore, who is the 200 and Style Cham- doubles matches in the Davis brothers, A. B. 1., A., and A. Varley, a BOAC pilot, who w 100 Metres Free Cup competition against, the R., played beautifully as a tean. be in Hongkong to act as re-

will long Dion, staged a belated rally to Japanese.

The losers played well, but it feree. Capt. Verley Despite high winds and le

a case of the winners be remembered as the efficient edge out Marshall for the run- Hongkongner-up spol. Moore's time was referee of recent

Marshall's turf made slightly soggy by re- playing better,

9:58.5 compared to The excellent

2:55.4. teamwork of Golden Gloves tournaments, cent rains, Trabert gave an Im-

de He had the Kitchells gave them exhibition. pressive

Aghit cided

Drawing advantage.

The Thompson-Biggs too much power for Flam, who cide to a man, there was al will be a real slugging match.

but in vain fought gamely United Press.

ways one of them to come in From training glimpses it would with a first or second shot on, appear that Hedges is all AMPON DEATS DROBNY

Parti- out to redeem, four defeats at their the hands of "Rocky" Thomp- brilliant ware Cologne, July 29.

the No. 1, A. B. Kitchell, who had son. The winner will meet the: Felicisimo Ampon of

fighter. nearly every stylish Philippines Fhilippines won

Man's one toucher on

In a later Interna-head in the latter half of the "Baby" Gonsalves of the

Tourna- game, and I, Kitchell, who was tournament.

INCENTIVE always there to add in further beat shots.

to local As ari Incentive in AR consistent skip

well-6ghters, the promoters are pur- balanced rink, who deservedly chasing valuable statuetics for losera and Ampon was in brilliant form. entered the final; and who on both winners and

Rhend with going thoir performance in the last they are Drobny played an erratic game.

a series of should give the plans to arrange On Saturday night

he heard few matches

different more favoured Omars a clone elimination bouts at from Czechoslovakia that his

Aght in the final. The Kitchells weights for Hongkong, tham- father had been killed in ani

A wealth fed all the way. accident.United Press.

until 0-5 at pionships. There is

of boxing talent available and The Men's Doubles crown the end of the 10th

rink on the final bouts will be staged In A threes by Ozrload. went to Drobny leamed with

enabled them to old

Jocol well-known his compatriot, Viadimir Cernik, the next head

to 8-8, bub the chart those who wil level The poir boat Germany's En- draw

bo Kitchells dress ahead again to A Among globerg Koch teamed, with the

available to try for the variou Pollsh

13-10 former

player,

on the 15th head.

championships will On

16th tho Skonetki,i 6-2, 6-2, 6-8, 6-2, 11.

head, good Hongkong The Mixed

Doubles Champion drawing by his front men gave be the classy Afouline Chung,

A.

ull time wound up today with R. Kitchell a lie of Alfred Mulig, Ramsey Ducks, Fong Trooper Hallwood,

Iour record-breaking perfor Win

Athletics

mances and a triple winner. Lanky" Santoris, A.B:

Mrs. Patricia Keller Me- Dunoon, July 20. combined England and Cormick, 21-year old diving champion, the famed Service

Redman.

Wales side won the triangular export from Los Angeles, swept Bgt

three women's diving events for SWEDES SWEEP UP

The Aces Sports Club tourna international athletic tourna the second straight year by vire Bastad, July 29,

ntent is open to all members of ment with Scotland and Ire winning three other springboard Sven: Davidsson · (Sweden)

the Club and Associate Mem-land here and Wales scored Ms Mary Francis Cunningham crowns in a light duel with little beat Helmuth Gules (Germany)

bers. Applications for member- 'England', 6-0, 6-2,10«!, giving Sweden, a- 5-0 win in the European zone

triples ship may be made to Mr. G.O. 102 points. Scotland was second Anals of the Davis Cup, tourne-quarter-final match played at: Jones at the Aces Sports Club, with 08 arid a half points and of Lafayette, Indiana, Swim

Clus Tung Lo Wan Road. Contribu Ireland third with 40% points. ment here todayAssociated the Kowloon Cricket

resulted in an upset Arlumphted, Pros

A

Jaroslav Drobny, playing for Kitchell, completed Ezypt, 2-6, 6-1, 6-0, 0-1 in the final round.

Vi

They Sonora Maria

three,

▸

for a count of four.

with Drobry.th a lead of 17-10, and onlyReaves, Inspector Reynolds, and

ship was won by Miss Anderson up to which one more was Henry Thompson, Red (U.S.), Weiss ́(Argentina) and. Vieira of Brazil, 6-2, 2-0, 0-0, United Press.

four heads to and the game go, well in their bag, the Kitchells conceded only two singles the remaining heads to win comfortably by, 19-12.,.

OPEN TRIFLES : UPSET; }

remaining

The

Biggo.

Birmingham, July 28. ¡Jtm Peters, Britain's 32- year-old Olymple marulkon hope, won his first Amateur Athletto Association.

Litle Afarathon

today In 2 lurs.. 31 mins, 42 Веси

The time best by several minates the record for the course established by Jack Holden (Eiritain), the European champion.

Richards, who finished second in the 1948 Olymplo Marathon

Tom

second to Peters in 2 hrs, 37 mins. 2 koca, and J. W. Winfield was third in 2 hrs. 41 alim. 42 secs-Reater,

Miss Carolyn Green, 17-year

the

NEW YORK YANKEES STRETCH THEIR LEAD TO 2 GAMES

New York, July 28.

The New York Yankees stretched their American League lead to two games over, the Boston Red Sox and the Cleveland Indians as they swept a double-header to- day from the fading Chicago White Sox 8-8 and 2-0.

In the first game Joe DiMaggio batted in five runs. on a pair of homers.

In the nightcap Bob Kuzava fanned nine and blanked the White Sox on five hits.

The Philadelphia Athletics blanked the Detroit Tigers 3-0 the nightcap 10 split 'a

doubleheader.

Dizzy Trout pitched a five- hilter to give the Tigers an 8-4 victory in the opener, aided by Hoo Evers' three-run homer.

Former Red Soxer B Teb- bets, two-run homer enabled Cleveland Indians to top Boston 6-4 behind Mike Garcia's five-hit pitching and moved Indiona back into a seebid place tie with the Red Sox.

the

Yorkshire v.

Warwickshire

London, July 20. Yorkshire, with four of their players 'away on Test duty, made 249 runs in their first innings in their vital county championship match The St. Loule Browns rallied against the lenders, War- for four runs in the ninth wickshire.

Their aloŵnoss scoring inning to take the second game of a doubleheader with Washing- brought barracking, and the slow

a. acction ton 8-6 after the Senators took hand-clap from

sovon the 15,000 crowd, and an appeal. the opener 1-2 with a run splurge In the fourth lan for silence from Warwickshire's

Tom DET DUENDA" | captain,

Dollery, waş ing..

broadcast

Only three boundaries, were

the

of

In the National League, Chicago Cubs, paced by' the scored in three and'a half houra » tightest spot hitting of manager at one stage, but later Yorlashire.

1

Cavaretta, veteran first base man, drove in three runs in the opener, and as a pinch hitter in

inning of the

the seventh nightcap he hit the first grand of his 18-year slam home-run Career:

во

Phil Cavaretta, wrestled doubleheader from the Philadelforced the pace and the second

hundred came in 80 minutes, phia Phillies 5-4 and 8-0.

Sutcliffe and Lester put on 89 Less the third the in 70 minutes for wicket, and Lester scored 68, with eight fours, in two hours. Arthur Fogg, the Kent right- hit handed opening batsman,

rums for Kent against 178

Just Essex. He was

OVET SÍR hours at the wicket

WICKUL und hit Sam Jethroe's' homer gave 21 fouts.

a 5-4 win Charles the Boston Braves

Leicester- Folmer, over the Piltsburgh Pirates in shiro's captain, made his.second the second game of a double-cen

his highest header, after the Pirates copped century in successive matches. score for the the opener 6-2 with rookie Bob county when he took 140 runs Friend on the mound,

off the day. He

Ralph Kiner also hit his 20th George Strickland his eighth in the nightcap.

homer and

The Brooklyn Dodgers roared fram behind with a seven-run seventh inning to swamp the 'St Louis Cardinals 9-3.

are attack. 10- five hours at the wicket and hit 12 fours.

Derek Shackleton, Hampshire's fast medium bowler, took six wickets for 81 Leicestershire

10-day. runs.

Tre Emmett, Gloucester- George shire's opening batsman, hit 70 polished against Surrey, his The New York Glants tripped siroke play having power' as up Cincinnail 0-4 in the Bee- well as correctness. After he 120 runs the doubleheader to was sent out at saw finale of make a clean sweep of their remaining eight wickets fell for. The 75 runo

runo in eighty minutes. spin bowlers, Jim Laker and spin Eric Bedsor, gained assistance from the pitch in bringing about the collapse and took four for 48 each, Laker wickete runs and Bedser for 44,

CLOSE OF PLAY SCORES The following were the close of play stores:

double game series and send the their seventh Redbirds to straight loss.

Sal Maglie was the big boy in the opener, scattering seven hits for n 3-1 triumph, his 15th of the season.

AMERICAN LEAGUE

R H Chicago (1st game), 3 10 New York

8 9 Winning pitcher Vic Raschi, loser Lou Kretlow,

At Lord's Royal Air Forco, E beat Royal Navy by 9 wickets- Royal Navy 303 for 8 declared Band, secondly, 178, Titmus, for 42. right arm fost 4 301 Royal Air Force for eight declared, and 181-for-one,- Fenner not out 94, Heath 60,

At Manchester: Lancashire v Middlesex-Lancashire 302 for Howard 79, Smith not out

Chicago (2nd game) 0 5 New York .......

Winning pitcher Bob Kuzava, loser Saul Rogovin, Detroit (1st game) Philadelphia

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loser Sam Zoldak, Detroit (2nd game) 0 Philadelphia

3

At Blackheath: Kent 339,

178, Fagg

Insole right-arm

Winning pitcher Dizzy Trout, change 4 for 53. Essex 12 for :

Winning pitcher Bobby Shantz, loser Hal White.

3

no wicket.

At Gloucester: Gloucestershire 0204, Emmett 70, Laker right- arm off spin 4 for. 48. Erio Bedser right arm slow off spin 4 for 44. Surrey 58 for 1.

At Leicester: Leicestershire Hamshire Leicestershire Winning pitcher Mike Garcia, for 8, Palmer 140. loser Leo Kelly.

Cleveland

Boston

St. Louis (1st game) · 2 Washington

5 12 I 4 ...5 1

gra

At. Northampton: Northamp- +9 D tonshire

Livingston 04.

Glamorgan

Warwick-

At Birmingham: 1.shire v Yorkshire: Yorkshire 243. Dail out at close, Lester 88, Hollies right-arm slow-leg-break 4 for 63,

7 12 0 Northamptonshire 241 for: he old Fort Lauderdale, Florida,

Sandallo pitcher Winning record

claimed star, with a time of 57.5. distance

Consueguer, löser Al Widmor. Pence of Lafayette (In- women's 80p Metres Free Style

St. Louis (2nd gamo) 8 13 for the second dians) Swim Club, won the Championship

U :13 Washington Women's 200 Metres Breast straight year in 11:15.5 to estab-

Winning pitcher Satchel Paige, Stroke in 3:09.2.

new national AAU record,

by loser Mickey Harris.. Barbara Hobelman, of Chevy The old mark, 11:10, held Chase, Maryland, who lost her Mins Nancy. Merki, was set in

1941. 1,500 Metres Free Style record earlier, came back to win, the

In the invitational relay, not

400 Metres Free Style and in part of the official meet, Dick doing so broke the meet record Cleveland of Hawall bettered with a time of 5.21.6. United the Championship 100 Metres Preis.

Free Style mark of 57.0 which

He he set 24 hours earlier., FOUR MORE RECORDS

Detroit, July 20. swam two full lengths of the The biggest National AAU pool in brilliant $6.4 seconds.

England & Wales swimming and diving meet of United Press.

Router.

SPORT) GOODS

Club.

Arthur King Wins

Fint, Michigan, July 20, Arthur King, British Empire Lightweight Champion, Inst 'night, won, a close ten-round decision over Joy Watkins of Flint

1-

BADMINTON

STARS FETED

Raman Young and W. F. FLO, who made a clean sweep in the Philippine National Badminton Jast month, were guests of honour at Championships, in Manila

President and Execiriive Com-

tea dance given by the Vico mittee of the Hongkong Badmin- ton · Association at the "Sky-

room" Luna Park, yesterday." Canoe Slalom Championship

Vienna, July 201 Hana'Frischwirt (Austria) won Watkins knocked King down the world canoe slalom: cham- in the fifth round but the latter pionship at Steyr today with a got up quickly without a count points total of 104.2,

A The event was decided in two and his rough tactics, paid off In the and, He wore Watkins hauts with the best performance down and therefore had to in silber ranking for the cham- warn him four times forhold pionship. He won the first beat ingy on the 12 praakmatarociated and one of the points beat |

[him In best two outer

At Worcester: Worcestershire

v. Sussex-Sussex 183 for 8.

At Ilkeston: Nottinghamshire 168, Rhodes right arm slow leg-- Ebreak, 3 for 29; Derbyshire: 115

for 2, Elliott 51--Reuter,

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Winning pitcher Dutch, Leo“.

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Boston (Ist game), Plasburgh

Winning pitcher Bob Friend, loser Johnny Sain..

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