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Tsui Brothers Enter Colony Doubles Final

Before a relatively larger crowd than that which saw the previous day's semi- final, the Taui brothers, Tsul Wai-pui and Tsui Yun-pui, yesterday defeated the Lo brothers, Donald and Nor- i man, by 8-6, 6-3, 2-6 and 6-2 to qualify for the fina! of the 1961-62 Open Grasscourt Championship.

Colony

Doubles

The match usied 80 minutes and produced a fairly high stan- dard of tennis, punctuated by some brillant offensive shot by all four players.

Jess

Despite there being no than 10 double foulls throughout the match, the services of all Kood, four players were fairly with Norman Lo and Tsul Wai- particularly consplenous. Although defeated, and al- though still falling victims to their own errors, which were yesterday about twice as many as their opponents', the Lo boys showed in their perfor- mance yesterday, that they have definitely made a step forward in their game.

Their courlcroft was com- paratively much better, their FITUES OF

on the whole comparative-

ly fewer and their strokes more killing than in previous up-

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AN EASY MATCH The Tsuls did

not have an easy match yesterday, but their steadiness and experience stood them in good stead. Good generalship by Tsul Wai-pui at the critical stages wes in - A large measure responsible for their ability to gel through the tight sets.

The

set saw a server's

gami: unit 3-3 when Donald lost a love game on his service, The Log, however, broke through Yun-pul's service after 1WO deuces to draw even again,

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Norman double- 6-6, faulted twice on his service to concede the game to the Tsuis by 50-30-and-Wai-pul-closed..

B-6 by holding the first set

his service.

In the second set, Donald again dropped his service ut 2-2, and the Tsuis raced straight on to a G-1 sel.

At 3-2 in the third set, Wal- to hold his service poi fulled game, double-faulting

ouse in

the course of the game, and from 4-2 the Los took their score to

6-2.

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Donald lost his opening ser- vite in the fourth set, alter 46-30 lead and eventually after three deuces. This started the T'suia on their 4-0 lead until Donald held his next service game.

Wal-pui Increased his lead to 5-1 on his service, and although Norman reduced the deficit ta 2-5, the Los were too far be hind to slop their opponents from concluding the set and match on Yun-pul's next service game,

TODAY'S GAME Colony Open Singles Semi-Anal

4.30

C. Dao p.m.: K. Cheung Chow.

V

All

Reshevsky Leads

ARMY V.

THE CHINA MAIL, ·FRIDAY, MARCH 14, 1952.

ROYAL NAVY AT TWICKENHAM

Stoker W. O. Williams of Navy (No. 3) is flung into touch near the corner flag when attempting to score a try for the Navy, Army won 11-3.

Don Cockell Has No

'Heavy' Ambitions

Says HAROLD MAYES

week in As if Juck Solomons hadn't enough worries as he returns from a New York deciding he couldn't afford Sugar candy, he'll find boxing folk who claim to be in the know saying that the day isn't far distant when Don Cockell will be joining the heavyweight ranks.

WEEK-END

TEAMS

The following are Club setee- tions for cricket and Fugger matches this week-end:

CRICKET

fore, CJ. Smith, A. Zimmern, FR. Zbumern.

What's the foundation for all this? Well, they know that the lightheavyweight Champion was having weight troubles.

a

very

FIRST TWO MAJOR UPSETS What's

OF THE COLONY JUNIOR BADMINTON CHAMPIONSHIPS

By "ARGONAUT"

The first two major upsets of the 1951-52 Colony Schoolboys" and Junior Badminton Championships occurred last night when the Cham- pionships continued at Club de Recrzio.

University's left-hander, Joseph Fox, eliminated fourth wonded K.-Y. Tam of Craigenower in the Singles quarter-final, and in the Junior Mixed Doubles second round, the second secdel pair of J. A. Soares and Mrs G. Sequeira went down sur prisingly to their Recreio clubmates, C. M. Quinn and Mrs M. Rezario.

Another surprise of the evening was the atraight-set triumph of the mother and son Mixed Doubles combination of K. Y. Tso and Mrs W. K. Tso over the more favoured University combination of L. H. Tan and Miss May Leong.

►

Kal- v. Wong The Singles match between opponents from taking the next, J. Gonsalves

cheong and K. Y. Tam. Foo and Tam went to a pryelling two points.

10.00 third ret and lasted 70 ininutes. ;

THE RESULTS

p.m.: Men's Junior v. Huol Foo's meater slaying power en- The fallwige wer the re-Singles-M. T. Lam

bim

to outlast his opus of the Colony Open Bad-Seng-tuck, ponent in

in the third sel,

ninian Championship matches played t Reereio last night:

abled

At 7-7, Tam found himself completely exhausted and after conceding seven points in a raw just waited for the shuttle to drop on his court for the final point.

The Arst and second sets wer¤

with evenly contested,

Tam playing slightly below hir usua furm. His services lacked their usual accuracy, repeatedly going beyond the base line, and h dendly net drops time and again fall Ints the net.

Foo's better length in his services and lobs gave him a slight advantage. There were.a few times when he was caught at his weakest spot, the low Buckhand corner, but this weak- ness was on the whole well- covered with his round-the- hand stroke.

Tam led 4-2, 6-3 and 7-5 in the first sot, but Foo drew. level at 9-9 and went on to lead 12-9. Tam drow up to 11-12, and

then let go two good long services to allow Foo to held 14-11 lend and take the Arst set at 15-11.

Tam struck

1

fur- "It's They're assuming still

comforting the thought, parthqularly to ther Gardner may well call it a

In the second set, the two day and that Joba Simpson, performers, whose whole

pluyers again battled to a 9-4 Gardner proach both

intensive who manages

to

Games

score before much -and-Cockell, might see the competition-can-be-so.

brilliant-patch-to-reel-elf four easier as result

of having points in a row stepping up of Cockell

and win the can set 15-10. someone on whom they solution to his problems.

dim- really lean in times of culty and crisis.

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for

He

arc

prob-

John So I asked

the situation. views on told me: "As far as we concerned Don's lems have been re can make

Kowloon CC 1st XI v Army "D" at Cox's Rund on Saturday at 1.45

Davidson p.m.-P.V. Dodge W.M. F.R. Kermani, R.. Lee. J. Lerion.

12 st. 7 lb. Kenneth Lo, C.S. Ramage, S.V. Sel doctors and dieticians 50

say and tha

that's

enough for tis. Keod "I can honestly say that we Kowloon CC 2nd XI v Police nt

discussed the Happy Valley on Saturday at 1.45 haven't p.nt, players to meet at Queen's Persibility of his moving up into at 1.1 p.m-EC. Fincher,

the heavyweights. Ot Catley, War, Cowie, K., Fraser, N. Hart Baker, A.C.S. Hobson, 4.T.

to be he's fought heavyweights L. Reed. Lee, S. Ramchari,

fore and it he were offered a Seymour, R. Thompson. Reservo

fight against Williams wo D. Symons.

should probably take it.

"But he hasn't any

really serious ambitions of becoming a heavyweight. He's still after title lightheavyweight that

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shot

IN TOP FORM

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Sahrolboys'

Sin'--Peter Lin

beat drhn S 18-8, 11-7.

Schoolgirls Double-Mix H.V Fong and Mia G. McDougall beat Miss J. Yang and Miss G. Mahe 6-15, 15-10. 10-2.

Junior Mixed Doubles-Mrs W.K. Two and K,Y. Tap beat Miss May Leung and LH. Ton 15-0, 15-12.

Men's Junior Singles.-J. Pamoray, Jr. brat Z.A. Abbas 15-4, 35-12.

Junior Mixed Doubles-Ma C.L. Razarlo and C.M. Quian beat M G. Boqueira and 3.A, Sotre 13-13. 15-1.

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Men's Junior Singt:.-F.M. zario beat D.T. Rocha 15-4, 15-10, 15-3.

Men's Juntor Doubles.-J. Yap an

J. Koo beat M.T. Lam and W.N. Cheung 18-7. 15-12.

Men's Junior Singles, Foo beat K.Y. Tom 10-11, 10-15, 15-1.

TODAY'S GAMES

(AL CCC)

6.00 p.m.: Schoolboys' singles -Ng Lee-ho v. Leung Tat- wong.

p.m.;

6.30 p.m.: Schoolboys Singles Robert Heng y Leung Tin-sik. 0.43 p.m.: Schoolboys Singles E. Murquez Lim v. Lee Sik- chuen. 7,00

Junior Ladies' Singles-Mrs A. M. Campos v. Mru M. Rozario,

D.m.: Men's 7.30

Junior T. Tan and Hooi Doubles L. 1

and Seng-tuck v. J. A. Spares D. T. Rocha,

3.00

p.m.,: Junior Mixed Doubles Miss S. Corrca and

Kal-cheong v. Miss

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Rugby Soven-A-Side Tournament for the Blarney Stone Shield covered a record entry: 36 teams in all are taking part

in what promises to be the most open tournament ever,

Team organisers are carnestly requested to assist the Tourna ment Committed by having their teams

at the

Ground Sookunpoo on Saturday, March 15, ready to play 30 minutes before the ad- vertised kick-off,

As the fuels must be played on Saturday, March 22, it will eight play necessary to be matches on Monday, March 17, and seven matches on Wednes- day, March 19.

The programme for Saturday and Monday is as follows, with the referee's name shown brackets;

BATURDAY Sookunpoo

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28 FDS RAMC v 3rd Royal Tanks "B"-1.30 p.m. (Sgt Evans).

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Tamar Tiders v RAF "A"-2,50 D.n. (Mr Forsgate).

Taikos v Wathire "B"-3.10 p.m. Junior (Surg. Commander McClintock),

J. v.

HKP Training School V RAOC-3.30 p.m. (Mr Forngale).

Junior

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Argylls B5 Fle".

Major Doda

Wayfoong v 34 LAA Regt.

p.m. (Major Sommerville).

E

EWO Y Middlesex-8.10 p.m. (Sgt

Bath C. M. Quinn and Remedios and A. J. Remedios. Margie Rozario were 'in top 8.30 p.m.: Men's Junior League cricket professionals form in their upset victory over Doubles-C. Quinn and T.

to the have been known

snigger J. A.

Gloria Rodrigues v. K. Y. Tso Soares and when certain

have counties

Wong Kang-chow, their put up the bar against

Quinn showed excellent 0.00 p.m.: Men's Tan professionals taking part Sunday

No doubb coverage of the back count and Singles-L. H. Rixtures.

scored with strong smashes and Pomeroy, Jr. they retarded it 23 serije deceptive backhand cross drops,

0.30 P.m.: Men's that, though they were already picking up for more cash than Margie displayed rare brilliance Doubles... A. Molla and

In the forecourt, not only ac- the county players, they could still get the extra appearance curately sending every possible mancy in good dent

back, more readily.

Weil, times change, and now League have the paced an embargo club

From 2-2 they raced ahead to pros. playing in matches from Joey Maxim," he added.

other people on Sundays. They 8-2 in the first set and held a Well, that seems to scotch will still be allowed to

play commanding lead at 12-4. Hongkong CC "Scorpians" v Itong-

for

Soares and Mrs Sequeira drew the Welsh Rugby Union selectors their that rumour quite effectively,

own clubs, or in kong University at Chater Road on

chosen the same team at 1.45 pm-1. Owen Saturday

and in my view it's just

to 7-12, 11-13 and 13-14, have matches sanctioned Weller,

wide. which beat Ireland last Satur- before Hughes TA. Pearce. FA

23 Field Regt RA v 173 Loc. tv Gloria served whatever difficulty League. FIC well, for J. Borthwick, T.P. Ruffet.

gave Wales the kick off: 3.30 p.m. Note that Cockell might have in making

by Margle's service was killed and, day and so sanctioned Whitcombe, L. Herridge, P.A.

Royal Ulster Rifles DJ. Hill. cruiserweight

the league. It looks as cheeeded in scoring the set point he hasn't the

amidst excitement, Quinn suc- triple crown. Stokes, C.B. Connelt,

"Cuba" kick of: 4.10 p.m. Victory

over France would Shannon. 12th man-K.E. Greene.

bulld to become half such

Argylis "A" v 27 (Strange's) Bly an something, the clubs have been Craigengowe: CC v RAF at Happy effective force in the top divi-wanting to put over for some with a good smash.

give them maximum points for kick of: 4.30 p.m. Valley on Saturday. and against

HOLE Dappier Storks kick off: their International programme time, but haven't

had the Soares and Mrs Sequeira task Army "" at Sookunpoo on Sunday sion.

make them courage to do.

the and an initial lead of 3-1 in at 1.45 p.m.-G. Hong Choy, G.A. Souza, J. Divecha, Pt. Ragi, D. Readabe 1. Greenslade, PY. SS. nall, T. Crabtree,

Kowinon CC v:45 Field Regiment RA at Cox's Road on Sunday at 1.30 p... Leriou. WII. Colledge, s. Frater, A.C.S. Hobson. D. Hutton, F.R. Kermani, L. Rred. W. Pepperell, D. Symons, CS, Ramage, F.R. Zim-

mern.

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What of those Maxim ambi

tions? Well, they've taken

week. Jimmy Slade, who boal

In Havana Chess DP Pher, Me. Singh another turn for the worse this

Tournament

5.F. Shroff and U., Eamail.

Indian RC 1 X1 v HKCC "Opu- | Cockell so decisively, was out- mista" at Soukunpoo on Saturday

pointed over ten rounds by

Harry

1.45 pm-AA Rumishn. All Archio Moore, now rated No.

Omar Abbas, A., Kitchell, Havana, Mar. 13.

S.1. Khan, F.M. el Argulli. AH. 200 Samuel Reshevsky, of Iemail, A.K. Immali, M.I. Samad. A. New York, held a surprising. Minu and A.N. Other. Umpire-

G.M. ult. Scorer-Adam Khan. lead

Indian RC 2nd XI v Dockyard on Thursday as the field in the International RC at King's Park on Saturday at Chess Master Tournament approached the. decisive stage of the competition.

Although a former US, Cham- plos, Reshevaly did, not figure highly in pre-tournament esti- mates covering a field studded with seven national champions from Latin America and Europe. The Americart widened his lead

to 12 points in Wednesday night's 16th round over runner- up Svetozer Gligoric, the Yugo-

titlist.

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has seven The tournament more rounds to go. In détest- ing Cuban Eleazar Jimenez in moves, Reshevsky went ahead by the widest margin of the He has 13 tournament so far,

record of 11 victorles, points in

and one loss, Gligort

four

tles

11.

Tied for third at 11 points are French titlist Nicolus Rossollinu and Argentine's' Miguel Najdorf

and

Erich Ellskcases, Larry

Evans, triple U.S. Champion, is

ono

on

for

the by

Jockeys Will Play Boxers In Soccer Match

32

out of position,

Carly, Mar, 13.

For their match against France at Swansea on March 22,

second set, but the faster and| champions will be:

more accurate offence of Quinn and Mrs Rozario gave them six pointe on vicos,

From 7-3 they went

their next two ser-

The team

HK Police 88 Medium Regt v "B"--5,30 p.m. (Me Redmany,

V 3rd Royal Tanks Club "A"

(Surg. Commander Mecintock).

MONDAY

5,30 9,

undisputed 4.50 p.m.

Club Ground

Tama!

45 Field Regt RA v 27 HAA Rest "A" kick off; 5.10 p.m.

Winners of Tamar Tiger-RÁF G. Williams (Lianelly), K."A Winners of Police Training Jones (Newport), M. C. Thomuschool-a FOD RACC kick off: 550 (Newport) A. Thomas (Cardiff).

p.m.

Winners of Northumberland Fusi on to Lewis Jones (Llanelly), C. Mor-Hors-Wiltshire Winners of

EWO-Middlesex kick of 6.40 pm. W. A 10-5 and although the losers gan Curl(1), A. Williams Winners

of Dampier Penguins

112

behind contender Matthews,

after having his

Quinn and Rozarlo clinched the claims repeatedly side-tracked these last three years.

set and match, scoring five more London, Mar, 13. points on their next two And in the last ratings In

Twelve British boxing cham-vices. the "Ring" magazino Cockell

The mother and son combina- I placed tenth,

behind pions, past, and present, and two

winners are tion of Mrs W. K. Tso and K. Yolande Pompce, So it looks riders of Derby

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players from Y. Tso not only made the semi- as if there will have to be a lot of fast talking-or punch-, whic

the magic show at Lee picked for a also Jockeys will be Maxim at 1.20 ing-before he gets

floodlit soccer match organised Theatre.

After waiting for their op- Sportsman's Aid Society track by the

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ponents for some considerable Derby, on March 31.

Charlie Smirke time, they were more worried winners and Billy Nevett are alternatives when the match did commence the In whether they could make position centre-half posit

1.45 pm-II.T. Barma, SEM. Bux. A.D. Ebrahim, N.A. Flux. S.K. Khan, M.

Rashid Y. Samad, A. Abbas, R.S.C. Kader. A.R. Razack. Ador Rumjahn and T.E. Chiko. Um- pire KM. Omar

Players are requested to meet at Star Ferry. Kowloon side, D.I.

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LAWN TENNIS Colony Opin

Championships at Cricket Club Courts.

whom teams for boxers versus Ana) of the Mixed Doubles but tuin, and A. Forward (Ponty- | rongkong commencing 4.30 pm.

Chances and fleld

Helsinki, ever The following have been chosen brighter this year than

before--although far from be to represent England and Wales res

4 p.m. on Sunday, March 10:

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They

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Hongkong Cricket Club Tournament at Chater Road,

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Colony Open Championships at Craigengower Cricket Club, com mencing d.20 .m

SOCCER

Dule: Community XIV Oscent of fappy Valley, kick-off 3 pm.

DIEETINGS

Athletic Section of St Joseph's old Boys Association at sfieth ut Hongkong Football Association. Prince Building. 130 p.m.

ATHLETICS

pectively in the Baal of the local ing so sparkling as many the jockeys cleven while the show. With this as an additional Rugby International to be played an

timists would have us believe the Navy Ground. Causeway Bay, at

will certainly be Increased if boxers have a solid defence with reason for finishing the mat Doris Hart of the United States HNMS Plet fein at Club eround. England-Lattey, Hartland, Northe present intention of those Henry Hall in goal, Don Cockell earlier, they began to play

Lawes, Layton, Turville, man,

is and Jack Gardner as backs and inspired gare, adopting the cor- today won the Women's Single the team responsible for Owen, (Captain). Amold, Baumo

Bruce Woodcock at centre-half. rest teeties of attacking the fore- in the Egyption International carried through. Bowers, Minto, Roden. Crafter, Win-

Johnny Williams, the new court and putting one well back Lawn Tennis Championship with yard. Kilvert. Reserve-English.

Boxing occasionally when L. H. Ton tried # 2-6, 6-1, 6-2 win over her Cresswell.

British Wales-Hartrey

Heavyweight

Fry. compatriot, Shirley Champlon, will lead the attack. to cover his partner. Robert, Pierce. T. Raberis. Mynott. Bailey. Evans, Hoskins, A.N. Other,

contemplating-Reuter.

From 0-2, they increased their! Jaroslav Drobny of Egypt and Bus, Payton, J. ThomON, Deacock,

Delando of Italy beat lead to 18-2, and eventually took Rolando 1. Thomas. Reserves-Sgt Hopicina, rending Geoft Dyson, the AAA the team. chief coach, with

the set at 15-8.

Egyptian

Adly team of Harris, Tune.

Whoever else might be leff be-

A closer game was seen in the Shafel and Marcel Coen 8-6, hind to make that possible,

second set. The Taos led 7-4 but 6-3, -3, in the semi-anal of the L, H. Tan and May Leong caught

Mun's Doubles. it's an extremely good

In the up to 7-7 and took the lead at

the The Americans, after all, who

semi-Bnal of haven't exactly been unsuccess- Newport beat Oxford Univer-9-7. At 10-10, the Tsas went for Women's Doubles, Hart and Fry ful in Olyinples, have been sity by nine points to nil in ward to 13-10. The University bent J. Kinghorn of Britain ond known to send almost as many Rugby Union gume today, pair narrowed the score to 12-13, Mrs K. Raffio of Italy 0-0, 6-0.

but could not Reuter. coaches as performers.

Club "B" for Seven-A-Side Tour-

ment on Saturday at Sookunpao Pascook, Daniels, V. Roberts, Run- cle, Talamo, Kitvert, Robertson.

in the fourth place at. 10.-Auso- Two Changes In

clated Press.

Americans Lose

Shek- Match

In a friendly golf match bn- tween 14 members of the Shok O. Golf Club, and an unofficial

Scots' Team

(From Our Own Corres), pdent)

London, Mar 13. Injuries have forced Sco

to make two changes in N

team rugby

chosen to play)

team representing the American England in the Calcutta Cup

Club on Wednesday, the Shek-match at Murrayfield on Satur

Club won by one point,

The following are the results. - Barry and Cleland lost to Kierman

'and Binfth,

Brown, and Bosanquet boat Bying, ton and Hawkins,

*Graham and Marshali Jost to Cotton

and Harper. · ·

and Bartwell. A

day.

1. H. M. Thomson (Ikerfo(s) and D. M. Scott (Langholm) are unit and their places at fellback and wing threequarter.

Lyle and Buttemoor best O'Donnell respectively will be taken by two men new to International Tugby-N. W Cameron (Glas gow University) and T. G. Weatherstons (Stewart's Col

Prophet and vi Sinclair) lost to Beramatead. and Zallenary,

Bialer and McBain all square with: Cooper, and lill

Munro and Wallem best <ifay, 'ard Jero)

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