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THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, JANUARY 7, 1952.

THE THIRD TEST MATCH

Jaguars Draw Ahead Of

The Pack In The Race

To Pennantville

By

"GRANDSTAND”

Jaguars drew ahead of the pack in the race to Pennantville when they sub- dued the rival Saints by 8-1 yesterday behind Vic Pedruce's steady hurling stint, while South China's effort proved futile as they were shaded 2-0 by the Braves in a brilliant fielding display by both sides which lasted 45 minutes.

Wahoos regained leadership in the Ladies' League when an eight-run uprising in the fourth inning, sparked by Terry Noronha's line-drive to left field which was the needle game of the fumbled, enabled the Owls to better the Squaws 12-9 in distuff loop.

Several interesting games in the Junior League were Wils nessed, with South China nesung 9-8 in a last out the Dragons inning rally, while Pundes out- bit Delawares but lost out on

10-4 count when errors in the the moments

booled

crucial

game away.

JAGUARS 8-SAINTS 1

Apari from

Art

Ozoria's

humer in the first re Saints were handcuffed for the remainder of the game while

the Jelling Jaguars Blased out six hits, three of which were bunched in the fourth for

four-run spree.

The Jaguars 1k advantage of every opening and scored

most of their Tury with two Gway to dazzle the Saints with a merry-go-round or the bases

After both outts had chalked up a run each in the first stanze, the Jaguars broke up the dead- when Benny lock in the third

Omar at the Hot Corner fumbled Gerry Langenberg's hard hit grounder and two Juns were over.

In

double-play olup in he felt which was muffed by the the fourth frame Saints

costly. as four rung proved trickled in when Vic Pedruco and Gussie Pereira belted out blows in quick

сли

extra-bas?

succession.

in the fourth inning when Dave Leonard

and

George

R. Trostat

micked WB

fr six Rocha continued to punish the sufeldts before he was banished harse-hide by blasting put three from the mound, the Wahoos hits to four tries, one of them emerged winners by 12-9 over being good for two bases. the Squaws the third round game of the ladies series.

full for the Turling

seven the winners. Terry frames for Noronha Rave U E total of

SCORES AT

A GLANCE

"A" DIVISION

Jaguars 8 Saints 1 Braves 2 South China &.

"B" DIVISION

US Navy 19 Dodgers 2.

JUNIOR LEAGUE Blackhawks 12 Blue Sox 4. Delawares 10 Pandas 4 South China 8 Dragons 8.

LADIES LEAGUE Wahoos 12 Squaws 8.

and

Delaware: failed to solve James Herrick's pitches and were outhit by the Pandas. but that did not prevent

I am them

adding another win to the record when they dented the rubber 10 times on an errati display by the losers

The Panday belted oui four blows to the winners' two, while distance hits were made by James Herrick and Delaware Joaquim Collach, rach of them connecting for a three-base hit.

South China, who tallied four time in the initial canto against ¡the Dragons, almost lost their game when the opposition staged a fou run stand in the sixth inning assisted by a trio of base-hit but a squeeze play which nelled

tie- them the breaker pulled the game out of the Arr

COUNCIL MEETING

60

the

Ring, who was Australia's highest scorer, is run out as Guillen, the West Indles wicket keeper, whips off the bails and appeals successfully with Worrall during the Third Test match won by the West Indies at Adelaide.-Central Press Photo.

SCHOOLGIRLS OVERRUN

THE GREMLINS

By "RECORDER"

3-1

overrun

The impossible happened at Boundary Street yesterday when a

School record crowd of about 300 saw King George V

the mighty Gremlins to record the upset of the season with a 3-1 victory.

An Inspired defence-the most brilliant member of it beingʻright-back Shirley Winterton-stood its ground in the way of the most dangerous forward line in the League and kept pushing the game out to the wings....

Fast work by the School wing-halv es, Diana Jillott and Julia Tingay, switched defence into attack on half-a-dozen occasions and the Schoolgirls literally ran around the Gremlins with nobody in front of them but the goalkeeper to beat.

it

to

Four-musters were clouted by Dragons K C. Kwok and K. W. seven hits.

for the

whe first Ng.

pilot Y. T Hon. time in seaNONS, Theer former guarding the windy-alley for the

made battery mats, Patsy McDonald, Carolers

} brilliant reappeared as the receiver in catch in the closing stages of the the flag chose. Rellet huiler

game erase a threat of A for the Losers WOS Evelin rally. Aloneo, who yielded two hits In the sixth and seventh

A Council Meeting of annings.

The Greinlins, though they half when they played "Guess | still need sting in their forward The Squaws drew first blowi Assocatum will be held at the

Tuesday afternoon, spent fewer hours in bed over where it's coming from" with line. The Saints bad a chance to

than the Schooi- Gremlin custodian Maudie Victorians beat the University break into the scoring column when a couple of miscues alted VRC

a pair of hits pushed two commencing at 5.20 p.m., during the holidays with

which several important subjects girls, looked healthy enough Read

at Pokfulam by two goals the time the second half Souza ver the plater and it was

Beyond that WRS Shells nil, both Lilian Brandt's. tot until the third stanza that will be brought up for discus- By sion.

arrived their streamlined raids Hall on the left or Majorie Dorians scored their first vic- stashed out safe-hits, but the the Owls overtook the oppo-

were giving the School defence Revie on the right. fllow-up punch was missing.

Hall tory against School "B", Cecily tion with an uprising which In addition to Art Ozorio's

second all the work in the world, but netted her first and second goals Zimmern scoring her the defence never cracked up. of the season and Revie missed goal of the season to lead the opening homer, Gussie Pereiru netted them a trio of markers.

The following semester was

Heroine of this defence was, what could have been, with forward line as four-master also clouted out

BA top-scorer and of course, Shirley Winterion little luck, one of the most Yvonne Oel notching her first. with a mighty drive past we big one for the Wahoos when unleashed balting centrefeld Beoreboard, while they

and everybody started ye beautiful goals of the season The other two contributors to on tring Benila

membering that Winterton into the sideboard an inch or the Ingmar Eriksen poled out two onslaught

Remedios to garner eight runs, safeties in three times at bat,

..ver puts up a poor show. On two inside the line, the scoring spree Quly

yesterday's performance the BRAVES 2-SOUTH CHINA and

ended when Alonco lank over

would

convinced have In a 45-minutes game which

the mound chores.

she is an Inter- the

setcctor that equalled the record for

porter. shortest me for a full regulation thrilled time gume, fans were

catches and again by brilliant as the Braves and South China bailed on the diamond.

The near-miraculous catches by the Caroliners failed to avert a 2-0 disaster, the last setback putting them five games down in the flug chase.

J

in

ROBERTSON

SCORES

183

Jamshedpur, Jan. 8.

In sharp contrast to the slow pace of the Calcutta

any

Simmons- It was the great Meikle-Fowler wing that she

"Goals For" colum are Phyllis Bliss (against Recreio) and Vivienne Chum (against Little Flowers).

Britain's Swimming In Training

Hopes

For

Helsinki

London, Jan, 6. Two British "Leenage" girl swimmers are steadily preparing for the Olympic Games at Helsinki, each in her

own way.

Daphne Wilkinson, aged 19, has left her job in the Midlands, eschewed all social engagements, and concen- trates on nothing else but knocking off more seconds off her swimming times under the expert surveillance of her uncle, Frank Offord, at Woolwich, near London.

Margaret McDowall, who will wing for mp:ed, in order not help Daphne in the British impelt he proper develop- challenge for at least one ment of her muscles and natural Olymple swimming title, Is "timing" and batency

1h: training seriously enough, but water. Margaret is of a different Daphne appears to have the

stener task, although she temperament.

has She is still full of the bois shown herself as

the one of terous exubérance of youth, and world's six fastest women mid- her trainers, with

the logical dle distance swimmers, belief that mental outlook is as In Germany, she beat the by vital a factor in strict training German woman champion

20 as physical fitness, do not try to

seconds, and almost

every confine or repress her too much.

time she

the 440 yards swims Daphne became

Britain's she shows an improvement. festest middle distance swimnier

Margaret, with her clean-cut over 12 months ago, and within back crawl, which is similar to that of the Swedish European six months she had been award- ed the Yeaden Trophy for the Larson, has already recorded Backstroke Champion, Goran best swimming 1950.

would have won women's title Ish Britain had sent n

performance of

LEARNED AT 13

her

a time which

the

Vienna, it

She did not Тенти to swim team to compete in the European

Champlonships. — Reuter. until she was 13 years of age.

She goes quietly from swimming gala to swimming gala, almost

unobserved by competitors and 10 Throws Took

enthusiasts alike, except when she is in the water, generally winning.

Margaret, however, is often to

be found in the mids of any behind-the

gaieties. youthful and ebullient. She

scenes

Seven

Minutes

Munich, Germany, Jan. 6

Toshiro, Daigo, Japanese Judo

was nominated for & Lough Champion, showed 10 Bavarian borough Olympic raining Judo etars how i's done today. scholarship

bu: had to wall defeating one after another in a un: some 12 months ago to lake total time of less than seven * up, because of being too minutes. young,

Ger- Daigo: touring West

all-star Then the special trainer, Mex many with a Japanese Madders. found tha: 1 wes team, plans to visit the United necesary 110 cut down her States soon.-Associated Press.

THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB

SECOND RACE MEETING

Saturday 12th & Saturday 19th January, 1952. (Held under the Rules of the Hong Kong Jockey Club).

The First Bell will be rung at 1.30 p.m. and the First Race wili be run at 2.00 p.m. each day.

There are 8 races on the 1st Day and 8 races on the 2nd Day (10 in all).

Through Tickets (at $32.00 each) may be obtained at the Com- pradore Office of the Treasurers, 1st Floor, Telephone House, also tickets for the Cash Sweep on the last race of the First Day of the Meeting on 12th January, 1952, as well as the Special Cash Sweep on 16th be run Recreio on the "Pearce Memorial Cup" scheduled to

February, 1952.

At half-time the Schoolgirls were rallying each other with

with Having drawn "Now all we have to do is hold

and Little Flowers after losing them" propaganda. They were their first three matches, the leading two-nil. They were soon Dorians have jumped up to sixth

Test last was dealing with and she refusading three nii as Jula Tingay | place in the table.

HOW THEY STAND

PWDLF A Pts

Recrein

8 4 2 16 5 10

6 51 18 10

Inspired by the performance of thetr relict hurier, the Squaws suddenly came to life again in the sixth inning when they battered out a brace of week, the MCC team today hits which earned them Vree

sent Sheila Hall away to ter scored 370 runs for five wickets ed to let them through. Right-dribbled through on the left and runs after they had been held when they began a

half Diana Jillott put up her three-day

steand goal. scoreless for four consecutive match against the East Zone.

best performance of the season the in front of Winterlon and

hardly finished Gremlins frames, but the final effory

They had On a jute matting wicket, the seventh, which pushed four Jack Robertson kit 183 runa, the

Simmons-Meikie threat never with their third goal when the School "A" runs across, was still three short highest score of the tour so far

amounted to anything against bali went out on the right and Victorians these two defenders.

Marjorie the of the Wahoos twelve ung.

Revle was Chappe Remedios. OXI

and the 50th century of his

away to Widgets her near mise. rubber for the victors.

Owls veteran shortstop Irene career. was

Dorians Though the two stars of the batting robbed of a hithess shutout per- Starkey grabbed the

He batted for just under four match were Shirley Winterton of the play in the second half University

The Gremlins had as much Little Flowers formance when Lo To-on nick- limelight with three safe hits hours and figured in two big and Diana Jillott, the other nine and they finally scored through School "B" ed him for a single in the sixth in four Urnes at bat, while stands. After the MCC had lost members of the School team Marle Melkie

Souza and inning, while P. C. Wong on the Carmen

Benita their first three wickets for only were all in top form and there ave minutes to go. mound for the losers only gave Remedios of the Squaws re- 35 runs, Robertson and Alan were 11 contributors to the vic- up three blows, two of them by taliated with two blows each. Watkins (63) put on 120 runs in

felded Junior Remedios which included Both

over, their 105 minutes for the fourth The half-back line of Diana Gremlins rallied their supporters a three-bagger.

strongest sides for the Import wicket.

Jillots, Shirley Read and Julia by invading Cops Corner and was Brave tally first

ant game,

following and the

Then Robertson and Donald Tingay did a better job in hold-passing The

bottles out some added 108 Carr (86 not out) were the lineups: notched up in the initial stauza

ing the Gremlin forwards than beer. Undeterred by Alex Junior singled,

Mendonca, runs in 100 minutes during anybody before them, with the that said "No Children Allowed when

stole WAHOOS: second and raced at the way If; Helene Moxon, 3b; Terry dashing fifth wicket stand.

of the Vic Inside", they sent one of their Patsy McDonald, home on the only fleiding error Noronha, pi

Robertson, who was stumped Possible exception torian half-backs.

youngest Gremlins inside and committed by South China, Irene Starkey, ss; Shetta Col- Just before the close, ut two

Shirley Read got a Joe Louis she picked up the cheer with- Junior's tong hit in the

300, rf: Dolly Maddox, 1b; sixes and 20 boundaries. Red Pereira across

The pitch was fast, with the up when she took a rising ball out much difficulty. drove

Joyce Pomeroy, Owen Dragon,

ball lifting early on.

In the teeth, but there is a lot With only 2b; Teresa Campos ef. plate for the second run.

19 socred, the MCC lost Low of pluck to the youngest of the Reade and she looked happy who was caught at first slip off Thelma

enough after the game. Das

sixth the

South China reached first base SQUAWS: Stella Correa, ss;

firstly three occasions,

Coelho, 3b; Marie when Rabbit Leung was hit by Gutierrez, cf; Benita Remedios,

pitched ball, and twice by p; Carmen Souza 2b;

од

1b. Catherine

Alda Re-

Graveney was caught at the wicket in the same over, three

Lo To-on on an error and a Oliveira, single. On every one of the medios, f; Nana Carvalho, balls later.

three occasions when

a poten- Evelin Alona, rf, p.

tial scorer was on base, accurate pegs across the diamond by hindsnatcher Red Pereira snuffed all attempts.

South

brilliant

China executed

the

JUNIOR LEAGUE GAMES

At the lunch interval, Robert- son and Watkins had taken the score to 69 runs for three wic-

Watkins

eventually

tory.

were

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with less

When all was

than

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The Schoolgirls were so over- come with happiness that they were aven beyond wanting a

The lemonade. Their hockey bad been

Hongkong Amateur mixed

Track and Field Association up in the weeks before will hold an athletic meeting NEVER FRIENDLIER Christmas with Shakespeare and

ол Sunday, January never hygiene and examinations. Hav- The Gremlins

20, friendlier to each other than ing finally pushed Shakespeare Caroline Hill, starting at 2 p.au. in ald of the Hongkong they were

They aside, they found no great dim-

Olympic

For Games Fund were, in fact, so fond of each culty in doing the same with this purpose, programme will The Blackhawks made it 11kets.

other that they insisted on

the Gremlins.

which visitors | Meeting. straight in the current league

be on sale for Their winning effort has placed was being near enough to all other when they subdued the Blue Sox bowled, playing back to a well Gremlins in sight and their at them a point behind the Grem- are invited to give as generously

they can 12-4, and are well on their way pitched up ball from P. Chater- tacks were a Roman phalanxins in the League table and

has pushed Recreio to the top of nature of

The meeting will be in the only double-play of the game 就

a friendly when catcher S. C. Wong froze equalling the minor loop jee. He hit a five and 10 fours. affair.

contest record of 13 consecutive vic- Robertson went on to com- School's wing - forwards the table, level with the Grem- | between representatives of a pop-bunt and picked off

plete his century, cut of 203 wared patiently the out- lins but with a better goal affiliated clubs on the lines of Chapple Remedios on first base.tories. Taking into considera-

in 107 minutes. asetion the two games won at the runs, in

Victoriarts skirts and their patience was ver

average.

are two the friendly meetings of last Outfielders

both teams

close of last season, the mark

at 248 After tea, taken

for rewarded with two goals and points behind the leaders and it robbed

that is expected batters of safe-hits with

reason. has been equalled.

four wickets, Robertson took as- one near miss that had the will be a four-way race to the the ladies will which

participate. catches

drew

Championship. Dodgers were unfortunate in tonishing risks, often running sympathy of every spectator.

Scoring will be based on 2 applause from the fans, but it

down the pitch before the baй

The second part of the season table of points

which

givea was lefty C. M. Tsang who really being nosed out by the Aces 8-7 was bowled

School's skipper and centre should see a rare race for the credit for all performances, drew

the thunder when he to be robbed of an upset. With Сам wes bedly missed at forward, Valerie Jillott, who is honours with all the other five The Chief Justice, Sir Gerard dished out the geny of the after one away and the tieing run mid-wicket when 30 runs off P. with Gremlins Hilda Fowler teams in the League capable of Howe, Patron of the Association

perched noon with a bare-handed stab ati

on second base, the Chaterjee, but he reached 50 in and Victorians' Lilian Brandt, drawing with, if not beating, has kindly consented to attend a wild throw to squelch an up- Dodgers failed to push over the 95 mknutes

In a company that is never any of the top four.

the' meeting. rising when Tony Osmund laid Important tally in the final When Robertson's caretree sulisfied with anything "less The teams were: down a neat bunt along first base. chapter. Babida singled and knock ended, Hilton joined Carr than two goals per match, Khur George V school: Sbina

to third base to play out time..

rested content with one,

Graham-Cumming; Shirley Win- On February 3, the HKATFA WAHOO8 12-SQUAWS # when Azevedo followed up with Three hundred and

The ingitle-forward trio of terton, Kathleen Davies, Diana proposes holding one runs

a: 10-mile Capitalising on en eight-run a two-bagger, but Tavares had been added in the three Leila Butcher, Valerie Jillott Jillott, Shirley Read and Julia marathon over a course. in splurge in the fourth inning in grounded out to end the game. hours between lunch and the and Hilary Hale had only one Tingay; Marjorie Revie, Lella Kowloon or New Territories which Squaw hurter Benita

Aces' hind-matcher Tony dose--Rester.

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