1952-01-24 — Page 6

THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, JANUARY 24, 1952.

NINE OF THESE PLAYERS FOR THE INTERPORT TEAMS

TODAY'S SPORT |

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GHQ 27 BAA

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Nine members of this Combined Services team have been selected for the interport and Interport "B" matches against Macao this coming Monday.

The team is (left to right):

Back row: Capi Dudley (Army), Inst Lt Harper (Royal Navy), Cpl Mac- kenzie (Army), Inst. 14 Chamberlain (Royal Navy) and Li Cdr Ollivant (Royal Navy).

(Army)

Middle row: (p) Brown (RAF), LAC Card (RAF), and Sigma. Hammond

Front row: WO Pavey (Army), LAC Kashi (RAF), and 1. Pat. O'Sullivan

(Royal Navy)-China Mail Photo.

Sportsman's Diary

McCarthy May Bowl Fast In Australia

Cuan McCarthy, "demon" South African bowler, is now studying agriculture and playing some raghy at Pembroke College, Cambridge. I shall not be surprised if soon he is "translated" to Australia

Inspired by a South African colleague Lusked this picturesque young giant of last season's Englund-South Africa Tets whether he would be going with his country's crickej side to Australia in September.

my informative; but you] Cup series.

two and two together

Who wouldn't be after one's

olub had knocked out last year's

" can't say buything now," he debat: i South African team in, Midas touch when it comes to

B you come in a month | Australi: later this year. He has fue FA Cup-told me.

able to speak "

lei Natrl to victory in the Cu y

THREE MERCERS-- Youngest future Olympic day- must be Kevin Joha ing "hope

Just

UWO Wechs

Tra

Not

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that making them live

DANGEROUS DAN

Mercer.

1.

Softball Sidelights

THE HOME

WEEKEND

The following are the fixtures for the Ladles" Hockey League

and

HOME PLATE

PLATE IN THE HOCKEY MEN'S DIVISIONS TOOK A

LOT OF

PUNISHMENT

By "GRANDSTAND”

High scores in the Ladies Softball League have been nothing un- common to followers of the sport, but the home plate in the Men's divisions last week took some heavy punishment that made the female tussles look tame by comparison.

Fans are sit talking about the splurge of 15 runs, by the Madcaps over the Canucks in the "A" Division tilt, all of them being scored in one inning to eclipse the pair of nines by the Junior Dodgers and the cluster of 12 by the Red Sox in the "B" section.

It was a devastating chapter in the Canuck effort to chalk up their first win of the season and this came about in the latter half of the game when it seemed that the Maple Leafers had that elusive Win within their grasp.

Playing steady but 'mạt 100 | victory within its grasp, which brilliant ball, the new additions all goes to prove that anything to the Canuck side were can happen in a ballpame. businesslike as they punched over several runs, so much so that the intelligence sections of the other teams in the flag chate were already predicting that the Canucks would be a factor to reckon with in their quest for the bunting....until sothe one started the fireworks by a fumble of an easy out.

The Canuck roseate dreams really exploded then, for the miscue became contagious As were dropped or sure-catches misjudged, and the Merry Madcaps went into a merry-go- round that practically wore out the bases. By the time the hectic fifth was over and 18 runs were

the hung up on

scoreboard, Canuck mentor Bill Woo was a

finalist, Blackpool, and drawn Second Division Sheffield United al home in the fourth round?

When 1 congratulated him on his team's shock victory Over

said: his Blackpool, he

"No win given me greater well theatrisfaction." That I can Olympic training course at tron-belitve. Why?

-(London Express Service) manger Row Baths, Finsbury,

Mercer

Balsmen here last sunmer During the week-end he waz

by dubbed South African cricketer when bom, Woolwien Jack McGlew "Dangerous Dan." mother-he:self a diver-to see could have No wonder His speed, anticipa father Frank tion and strong throwing earned him a reputation as one of the

brilliant Beldemen

in the

Baby Kevin large blus

eves as father performed diving 25 Field Beat

mos world.

Don't be surprised

if he marvels.

member chosen to

captain the

VISIT the

WINTER

much

The baby become

of the Highgate Diving Club at one day old.

Mercer senior was runner-up to Tony Turner in the English 3-metre springboard diving cham- pionship. These two Southern

Olympic probables were both going through their paces.

AND THREE NICHOLS

car-

RUR By

relieved man

IT'S A SURE BET

Statistics Tor the highest number of errors are not readily available, but it's sure bet that the mark must have been shattered beyond ali recognition.

Another record, however, shown in the books, and that is

is

a player appearing three times at bat in the same inning without any wangling in the batting order. This singular honour goes to Madcap shortstop Bernie Silva who trudged to the platter with his bludgeon three times in

that erratic Alth.

MIDGET LEAGUE Three entries to the Midget League have been received up to date, and it is understood that several more outfits will join up before the deadline set for this afternoon. The trio of might

ure the Dodgers, mites Joseph's College and the Black- hawks.

Playing rules will be the asAM as for previous season with the playing distances for girls being used, and to be eligible, players

must be under 5' 2" in height and under the age of 18 years.

Entries should be sent in to Hon. Secretary Mr A. E. Ablong, c/o Landis Brothers, French Bank Building.

This series is mainly organised for the promotion of this sport and entry to the League is free. Players must be registered with an accompanying fee of 50 cents per player

MACAO COMING

game

Badminton

Jaguars

Beat Tytam

A determined Jaguara six shattered the unbeaten re- cord of Tytam "B" yester- day and placed themselves Well in the running for the Men's "C" Division Badmin- ton League title.

were ably led by the Brown brothers, Bernard and Jock, who won all their three sets. Another prominent

the Second. Division of the Men's League for Bunder. January-27.

There will be no fixtures in the First Digision of the Met's League owing to the Interpar match against Mango, atest

LADIES' LEAGUE- Dorigns Gremlin CHA ground. Hing's Park st.

11.30 prp Umpires: 16" Davies. 2.A., Abbat

Gremlins "B" v · Réarátom Poßer dreund at 2.30 p.m. Umpires 11. Xavier, C. Blackburn.

KOVB Victorians-Police Around at 8.30pm. Umpires, A.M.J. da SHIVA, W.O. Létoria

University NovA-University 2.30 pm. Umpires. W.O. I NIXON, Q.M.3.1. Day.

SECOND DIVISION (MEN'S). Aimy og Dutch HC

at 7:30 pm. Umpires, X.G. zie R. Souta.“

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Nou Yawan, v Argonauta CBA ground, King's Park at 11.00 Eres, W.O.K.Q.M. Smith, Nomad VMCA-ĦN- No. 1 10 of. Umpires, 1/8 Leigh, Wh Padley.

Reorelo "B" ♥ HEAAF at Recrolo at 10 am Umpires, G.B. Gurevitch, A. Ada MAIN.

The QBA ground, which is being ured for League hockey games, för the first time, is situated at King'e Park, just to the east of the Royal Navy ground.

Ajy teams or umpires unable to ful their fixtures are requested to get in touch with the Hon. Pictures Sec.. Last It T. Chamberlain, phone 68038, ad ogni as posible.

Umpires are requested to forward the results of the matches and lists of the teams taking part to ing. It T. Chamberlain, c/o the Royal Ob- servatory, Kowloon.

Good Progress Made In Monte Carlo Rally

London, Jan. 23, After driving for more than 24 hours, competitors in the Monte Carlo Rally were tonight making good

progress.

Few of the 328 cars which set the seven out yesterday from international starting points had given up. No serious accidents. were reported.

drivers met varied weather and road conditions. Those coming up from Lisbon, Madrid, reported through

had to

The

combination of Johnny Pomeroy epiteter.

The Jaguars fought their way through five deuce sets, during which they were behind most Advance Information received of the time and took five out is that Macao will now definitely of the Arst out of the Arst six

eventually the local diamond sets,

finishing up appear on during the holidays in a series of with the score of 7-2.

The winners exhibition bouts, the first of which will be a return engage ment against the Rexes and the DIL Monday following against a Junior League All-star colection. Bernie started

The Junior All-Star team,Jr. and Bobby Heng, who took off by poling

which out a two-bagger and his der Sequeira will be at follow's

will be mariaged by Bennie two sets. By to centre-fleld in his second

In another Men's "C" Division Rennie Barretto, Al Souza, match, Chinese YMCA also kept trip WAS muffed, while the comedy came

Mana Remedios, Marcus Souza, themselves within range of the to an end when Eddie Loureiro (Blackhawks)!

title with a 7-2 win over Silva pop-filed over the infield in Terry Lucido, J. Collaco. 3. Taikoo Dock Club.

the his last

and trip,

if that had silva. Dickie Chaves, been fumbled, the Madcaps would have been batting until

theftgues (Delawares), Jimante |

(Pandas);

George proverbial cows came home.

All this is just an interesting Sox), Heggie Silva (Aces); End and C.

Ribeiro, Junior Potheroy (Blue the sport and G. Ebrahim (Griffins). sidelight on happened when

a

team

saw

Japanese Table

Tennis Team To

Play Hongkong

Tony

THE SCORES Jaguars 1-Tytan "B" 2 B. A Brown and A. D. Brown (Jaguars) beat J. Lam H. Wong 25-23; bent C. Y. San and L. C. Wong 24-

Carlo starters

negotiate snow-covered roads on their way into Switzerland," but only two of the 96 care in this contingen were missing when they passed through Basie.

ON TO LIEGE All 69 starters from Glasgow

the crossed

Channel Boulogne, passed safely through the control at Lille, Northern France, and sped on to Liege.

Stockholm starters had good

to

Odense (Denmark) to Hamburg. Oslo starters also passed through

The above are requested to turn out in the full uniform of 20; beat A. Ko and K. Hui 24-conditions for their run from the team they represent in the 2 Association's league games.

This scries of games, which arranged through Charlie Figueiredo and Mario "Red" Pereire. are played with the approval of the Associa tion and are sponsored by the Shanghai Portuguese Athletic Association of Mácuo.

has, been Messrs.

WEEK-END MATCHES

Seven Japanese table tennis players arrived from

SATURDAY. Tokyo this morning by

Junior Leagu At 1 p.m. Grding Pandas BOAC for an overnight stop Dragons. At 3.30 p.m. Ground A---

Rexes v South Chiấy. Braung

SUNNAT Semfor "A" Divistan

Braves

in Hongkong before pro-Blue Sox Bantam 76 Runs

In an

| St Joseph's. (Umpires Y. C. Mei Wally Ma. Raymond Tsao. Rcorer, Virgle betrof

At 9.20.m. Ground A-Amer guns ved 10%, (Vmpires, George Fang. Manuel Nunes, Bed, Battrito: Scorer. Roberto Nines), At 338 p.m. Ground A -- Warriors V. U13, metien, Tony Bey, Scorer, Tony Nayy. (Umpires. Fred Bwins. 3-mar

ceeding to Bombay to parti. Army Major Units cipate in the World Table At 11 m Ground A Beturning to Middlesex cricket league match at Kowloon Tennis Championships. county badminton this week-C.C. yesterday, 25th Field Regi-

The team consists of five Mrs Aileen Nichols, after ab- ment RA defeated the Royal

fen and two worrien, captain- sence with synovitis in the hand, winners will meet the Northum

Ulster Rifles by 16 runa,

The ed by Daisuki Dalmon. The result of over - vigorous

others are berland Fusiliers at Sookunpoo Hiroji Salo,

Tadaki Hayashi, washing!

Noriicazu Sujii, Mrs Nichols is wife of former to-day and a keen match is ex-

pected. English International, Leslie, out

foot injury,

25 FIELD REGT Former champion, Ralph Mal Groves, run out Nichols, Leslie's brother, has 1 Hogkins, b Ives

BSM Richardson, b Ives bullt up a formidable Middlesex BSM French, not out team with strong reserves. Lt Huckle, not out

Extros

of the game with

CYMPICS

FEB. 14/25th

1952

Wallem

at

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via BRAATHENS

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Hi8a0 Kido (team manager)

Tomle Nishimura and Kwoky.

Miss Shizuka Narahari.

Mist

Ground B-Dodgers

Better weather was forecast for their run to Floretice.

Starters

and N. Souza I. Erichsen (Jaguars) beat Lam and Wong Odense.

San and Wong

All 11 starters from Palermo, 21-14; lost to

Sicily, driving through heavy 16-21; beat Ko and Hui 24-19. (Jaguars) beat Lam and Wong Home.

B. Heng and J. Pomeroy rain most of the way, reached 21-18; lost to San' and

Wong 13-11, beat Ko and Hui 24-21. DYMCA 7-Taikoo 2 M. Wong and K. Y. Wat (CYMCA) lost to W. Brown and 3. Clark 13-21; beat R. Grifin and J, Rowan 21-1; beat B. Bulimare and J, Baxter 21-8.

Yan # P. Ng and Wong

Brown and (CYMCA) beat Clark 21-13 beat Grimn and Rowan 21-1; beat Billimore and Baxter 21-7.

CK. Tang and C. K. Wong lost to Brown and Clark 20-22; beat Grisin and Rowan, 21-8; beat Billimore and Elanter 21-12,

Tytam

HOW THEY STAND Men's "C" Division Section 1

They are staying at the AV 12.30 DIMINI Ground A... Chrifting Kowloon Tong Peninsula Hotel and will be fadthawici...

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21

leaving for Bombay tomorrow.

Whites

Docks

Prior to their departure, they sum KUIN RAT WHIZ Nay. Bharat

15 will give an exhibition, playing fee, Rena Coquetas de Lawrende.

Total (for 3 wkts 'dec)

Bowling Apalyahı

235

the Hongkong

champions the Southern Playgrind this evening.

at scorer, George

OMR w

KARIM AND HASHIM Politics do not keep away from England Mahmoud Karim, buc- cessor to Amr Pasha (recalled Egyptian Ambassador to London) Terry as a great squash rackets cham-Stockdale pion from Egypt,

Cocksedge Yales

Mahmoud Karim, now practis-Neely Ing in London, will play in the Ives Dunlop open professional toura- ROYAL ULSTER KIFLES

ment

t the Lansdowne Club

Le Watis, & Huckle, b Akrill .. BS from February 11-18. So will Capt Cackledge, run out Hashim Khan, from Pakistan, Pte ives, e French, b Hoskins British Open champion, who at Utting, e Tumer, & Henkins took the title from him a year Capt Land, Richardson, b

Mia Neely, e Hoskins, b Harrison 10

Huckle...ALINARAKA

EXO.

THEY WILL FIGHT

Lt McCord, Harrison LA Barry,b Huckle In Johannesburg now Jack Perry, jin out Solomons is unperturbed by the Pta Yates, 6 Huckle threat that the Keenan Towel RSM Bockdale, not cut bantamweight championship

the work, fixed for January 28, will be called off. The dispute is about a return ight if Keenan

in Joban nesburg, Keenan in Glasgow, Gl My reporter quotes Bolonhone as saying that Everything wi iba smoolihad vollgravhen

Gilmour, Keenan "arrives hekk - Wee!

wives the

| wing-Toweel watits.

Extras. Total

Bowing Analysis a

BECRETO END. The following Will CHYb, 66 Recre

Boy ground

Annual Cruiser

Race To Macao

Cancelled

The annual Cruiser race to Macao, which was the highlight of the Royal Hongkong Yacht Club Bailing activities over the Chinese New Year Holidays fri former years will not take place this year.

The two Redwing Interport race; for the "Brazao Cup', will. however" be held. Last year |the Club Nautico de Mãodo. best the Royal Hongkong Tacht Clu by the narrow margin of 30 points to 33 points to win the

"Redwings of the Roy

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EXPLES SERf...Z

from Munich had reasonably good weather as for as Frankfurt, but were. warned to expect ley roads on the next stretch through Muns ter and Hamburg-Reuter.

Home Soccer Results

London, Jan 23.

The following were the results of football matches played today:

TAIRE DIVISION #(NORTHERN)

Bradforac. 2 Trümmere Rovers: 0 Lincom C. 4 ChaING RES Gateshead Darlington

SCOTTISH LEAGUE CAY Morton

Airdrieonians

(postponed owing to ground

being unit for play) Smartyred

Stirling Albion 0 St. Mrren 3. Reuter

OTICE

H.K. University THE HONG KONG JOCKEY

Athletic Meet

• The... Hongkong University Athletic Club will hold its, 21st- dunlibi "thistle" mesi"on: Gatur- day

Half-mile event open ta: the Colony % Entride do

kailta Will Be

DON'T WASTE

CLUB

Notice to Members

Australian Subscription Ponies 1953

The Stewards hay ørdared Abatch of 200 Australian Subscription Ponig

In 1968 and they now lusite Malmbira to subscribe for

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