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Recreio And KCC

Season

Opened With Triple

(By TOUCHER:

Wins

Club de Recreio and Kowloon Bowling Green Club provided the main highlight of the opening games of the Colony Lawn Bowls league last Saturday.

Conceded to be the two leading contenders for the First Division title this year, the two clubs lived up to their reputation when they battled to almost a dead heat finish, with Club de Recreio rather lucky to emerge the winners by a 4-1 mar- gin.

At the end of the 17th head, Club were the Bowling Green leading by a narrow margin on all three raks. A spectacular

1

Both Recreio and Kowloon cholz Cricket Club ecmplated

triple sucecsets by winning the third division tics both by h

18.h he.d by the Rreria "tinks | maximum score of 5-0. To the on the 18 head gave them a Kowloon Cricket Club tutal of

GVC-

tiam Johnny went the honouf of chalking up 10 shots, Ribeire's rink scoring a six, Joe the list century ggregate of Luzsauktas in Jackie the season, when they Noronha's rink a lhice. On the whelmed the Foo bell Cub with Tilst held the true was sulli-in-105-95 ore doubt with. Hervelo leading by enly

chic: che sin the aggicgate. Another full programme al

and third division

TODAY'S GAMES A in attempt by the Bowling

them. frst, second Club Gizin

yielder however, only two shots, Have Retrele the winners only a one-shot margin.

to matches is down for decision this hy afternoon.

over

W.

·

of the The best performance aftermon in this match was probably that of A. R. Kitchell, the No. 3 tu A. K. Minu. he time Consistently accurate,

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A word now largely fallen into disuse is

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Middlesex

Have

Great Find' In Young Bowler

London, May 9.

at

The splendid fast bowling of 21-year-old Alan Moss helped Middlesex to win their first County Cricket Championship match of the season Lord's today. Middlesex beat Derbyshire by nine wickets with 31⁄2 hours to spare.

The Derbyshire batsmen had little answer to the hostility of Moss, who conceded only 10 runs in claiming five of the last six wickets which fell today for the addition of 33 runs.

Recreio In the first division of the will be guests of the Police Re- the other matchi week at Happy Valley, the de- creation Club. There are no less Recreation Club thun Ave changes in the Ruerelo pleted Indian irst division

did better line-up, a conspicuous absentee team expected by taking in today's match being Johnny thing

Ribeiro.

Connie Pereira has 1-1 deebion from Craigengower,

The youthithilan-risk of been entrusted with the skip's of Ribeiro, and as place M. I. Razack, S. Yusuf and 1. berth All and M. B. Hassan, made a whole the Recreio team is an

Strong

if not stronger than that successful debut with a convine-

of last week. Pulice Recreation 31-13 triumph ing

Club have a fairly food side this Craigtagawa rink of

ncivantage Leonard, H. Greenslade, C. R. year and will have the acivat Ogley. of C.

of playing on

their own green Rosselet and Though they were fortunate to this afternoon enhanced by the the Valley fact that the usually heavy Police against be drawn Club's weakest rink, the Indian green will be still heavier it hay played on howls and fully play is possible this atternoon.

pite this,

however, Police deserved their win.

possibly get away with one point; if Hillyer is lucky against enough to be drawn Connie Pereira.

The closest

division rst match is likely to be that be An again changed the lie in tween Kowloon Dock Club and Cricket Club at favour of his sidip and out of 42 Craigengower

Accuracy was the keynote of in that they had unfamiliar con- AD per cent Hunghom. It is not known de woods, more than

conditions the success of this young bowier dittons, they were finitely what the Dock line-up Craigedgower's were gond ones.

to meet Anly point came

Jue is and, if A. Pearson and R. S.-four times he hit the stumpa--which they are likely from

and he looks like being a great several times this summer, Landolt's rink, who defeated Gourley are still available, they U. A. Rumjaho's rink by 27-20. should be able to gain the dici-

asset to

Middlesex during his Balley wrote.

The wicket first senzon, a 3-2 margin.

was not really Adal had the better of Morris un son by

1:

The

Left to get 72 for 3 win, difficult today," he said, "and I! and Rhainan Kowir ʼn Desk thways has some head, and Xavier

were in no

thank India's batsmen found Int M. new talent

hurry. and Feare's Le and K.

available, bowling Middlesex

it than were Ramjha at N 2 en No. 3 being the main after office sport Jack Robertson and Bill Edrich more verrors in

because SI: here afts:

their o!

un- in the area, and, whatever their completed the task brut yea. An cfT-

went Rumjuhr team, should be able to give the Brown 24 17

familiarity with turf wickets by skip U. A.

Admirably # elese game, it provided that tiffference in the Valley Clu

as Warwickshire affected by rain."-Reuter. they do not win.

and Hampshire tried to defy the weather, their opening County game had to be abandoned a lunch time without a decision. groundsmen, play was resumed After splendid efforts by the

only half an hour late. War- adopted

aggressive wickshire tacties, but these proved costly and they lost eight wickets The three rinks have been While adding B5 runs in under

wtp: day

score.

The costs win of the after- en was of Kiwloon Crick- early Club who took

COATES NOT PLAYING

The Valley Club will be with

dead in 12 st division league put one of their regular slaps A maximum ve points Alfred Coates, and his place wil fra Bongk Fonball Cutb. be alled by George Squan, who 1. C. Fahir's rink capped a had quite a successful series 24 core at it ena with W last year as skip towards the end sixes. The only opposition came of the season, Lum B. A. Mar 1's rink who,

der dwn Pink Gurdala's .rink,

two agrins reshufled, but cannot be said to

hours came be an improvement on those of Dollery declared bekijkved the sens ut 15-15 | last week,

terval, but on the 14. herd, und 16-18 on Kowloon Bowling Green shower

to play.

the 10th

CLOSE FINISH

washed

at

Yugoslavia

Ahead In

Davis Cup

here today.

Sahari Solo

to lunch. Tom the in-

Helsinki, May 9. another heavy

Yugoslavia won the doubles out further event to take a 2-1 lead ever head before getting Club will travel down

Finland in their first round suck to that cre and even- Hong Kong Frotbull Club and tually lost by 27-16.

India Recreation Club to

Highlight of the other rst-European Zone Davis Cup tie Talkoo, and both should be able class matches was the first hat-

The winners will be hosts lo to bring home their full quota trick of the season, performed Britain in the second round.

by R.G. Marlar, of Cambridge Another dose inish wes sean of points.

In the doubles match Vladimir He Petrovic in the match between Toikoo In the second division a close University, against Essex.

and Josip Palladu and Police Recreation Club at game is expected from Kowloon dismissed Gibb, Smith and In-Yugoslavia) beat Taiko, where mumber of Bowling Green Club and Kow-sole with successive deliveries, and Pentt! Foremani (Finland)

U the but his innings ngures were 5-7, 6-3, 6-2, 6-3. bawlers who played in the third loon Cricket Club and

three for 83. Docka division at your were includza third division Kowloon

of toth teams, enculd have the beer of Pelles, la the line-ups

Cricket Club of Hillyer's rink scored the only Kowloon win, for the Police but the major Filipina Club in two fairly close credit for PRC's 3-115 victory games.

Revvio will be at home to H, Goodman's rink went to J.

Football Club and although they only tied, 18-18 Hong Kong

At the it remains to be seen whether w J. Chalmers rink.

18th head the Police led by $1- Redo en top that

105-35 18 on the negregale hut on the rcore by KCC last week.

10th the score was even at $2-

25. A Ave by Goodman's rink

and a single by K. Badie's rink on the 20th gave the Police a FB-54 leat and in the last head, Talkoo could only

manage to to PRC's one to

Rel four shots

Reinforced by

TODAY'S GAMES

First Division

KDC HKFC IRC.

CCC

V

KBGC

V. TC

by one shot,

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of

fr division

Els her sound

PRC KCC (bye)

Second Division HKCC KBGC division IRC "A"

บ

V

Recreio

v Recreio

V

KCC IRC "B"

Third Division

V

PRC

v FC

V

HERC

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V

HKFC

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bowls, Riersta laaked welt sat

XDC KCC

Title openlag with-n good and FC (bye) valuable 4-1 win over IRC "A". Kowiton Cricket Club also as sceled themesives 3 a strong conleader with a 4-2 win | CCC

the Hongkong Crickel-Be over Chib. Going dɔwa es cup of the hardest and, most editably earned host_print was perhaps that of J. Tibbia's,' rink,

who

were to ually down 2-6 on the 4h head, 8-14 on the 8th, and 7-20 en the 11 h. The K.C.C. rink came back srongly - efter tea, end scored no less than 14 shots on the next successive eight head to rad by 21-20 end of er cording a two on the 20 single to finally tie at 22-22.

DARTWORDS SOLUTION

10-

Each country won

n singles hatch yesterday, and the maining two singles will b 1played on SaturdayReuter,

HURLINGHAM UPSET

London, May D. Don Candy of Australia, At Birmingham-Warwick-seeded No, 1, was beaten in the

semi-finals of the

Results: At Lord's - Middlesex heal Derbyshire by nine wickets. Derbyshire 215 and 90, Mors right-arm fast) Ave for 15, Middlesex 234 and 72 for one..

01

Hutlingsam shire V9. Hampshire match Courts tennis tournament by abandoned. owing jain, Derrick Capel of South Africa. Warwickshire 139 for eight de-

Cannings

(right-arm Capel, ranked No. 7 In his

home country, is making three for 1 first tour of the English tourna-

clared,

fast-medium)

Hampshire did not

Al Oxford Oxford Univer Fity and. Yorkshire

drawn, Yorkshire 400

eight declared, cut

ments.

0-3.

his

ARMS PLAN

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United Nations, May 9. France today

proposed three-phase plan for taking * eenrus of world armaments and armed forces, but Aund little response from the Soviet Union- M. Jules Moch, French mem- ber of the Disarmament Com- mittee, outlined the phases as;

1. Census of the volume of armed forces.

2. Examination .ct the or- -ganisation-of these forces......

SERVICE BOXERS TRIUMPH

British Victory At Portsmouth

seven

Portsmouth, May 9. Assured of victory in the

competition, team British Service boxing champions went after in- dividual honours when the finals of the International Military Tournament took place at the Royal Naval Barracks here tonight, but ony three emerged winnera.

Britain won the featherweight Service title through Aircraft- man P. Lewis, who outpointed Private M. Hania of France; the light middleweight title

through Aircraftmen B. Wells, who autpointed Private A. Drille of Franec; and the middle- weight crown through Lance- Corporal T. Gooding, who out- pointed Private C.R. Parrish of the United States.

Private

S.

Other results were: Flyweight - Ferrillo (France) outpointed Private D. Granville (Britain).

Bantamweight Sergeant H. (France) outpointed Lance-Corporal M. Grant of Britain.

Pratesi

Lightweight--Private S. Feares (France) outpoliRed Private R. Hingan of Britain

Light

Welterweight-Private (U.S.A.) Ant- T. Pambujo

A. Alexander pointed Private (France),

B.

Light

Welterweight- general

Private Vescovi (Italy) outpointed Air craftman John Maloney (Bri- tain) Heavyweight

Private Alfonsetti (Italy) outpointed Sergeant Austin Jones (USA).

Heavyweight Private FC. Warren Graham (USA) out- pointed Private W. Peyra (Belgium),

Britain

3. Examination of the opera- tional strength of the forces.

The United States had pre- Ave-stage viously proposed plan in which an international taken of all ceas would be armed forces, starting with in- fantry strength and ending with count of atomic bomb stock- piles

This plan was rejected by the Soviet Union,

Today, M. Moch said that if all Governments could agree on In his the general principles three-phase proposal, it might then be possible to get down to

technical details later.

dás-

M. Jacob Malik, Soviet mem- ber, rejected the French plan as being unbusinesslike.

He repeated that any armament or arms census plan must start with a ban on atomic weapons and a census of-alomic stockpiles-Reuter,

Soccer Star

Testifies

In Court

Newcastle, May 0.

Newcastle Joe_ Harvey, United's captain, aid in court todny at Newcastle-on-Tyne that he sold 4 min 27 Cup final tickets for £170,

He made not one penny pro- the sale. He could fit from

what denominations not recall the tickets were,

Harvey sald ho Fot the tickets from London. They dini not come from Newcastle United..

Harvey was giving

evidence.

in a case in which a man was accused of obtaining £950 by froud from a fruiterer by fake- ly pretending he was in a posi- flon to obtain 134 tickets

£356 from Harvey,

for

Harvey said he never sold 134 tickets,"

The igure was never men- tloned.

Neither did he (Harvey) mention the Sgure of 2350. Reuter,

British Army

The scores were 4-9, Team Picked

malch He will meet another South

for African, Niego Cockburn, In Halliday not Saturday's final, Arsociated

Univery Press," 131, Close. (right-arm 'slow leg

128. Oxford

becak) five for 40.

A: Cambridge Qambridge Yankees' Losing

University

Essex match VE, drawn. Essex- 242 and 197 for ave declared, Dodd 66, Gibb 02. Hasefall not out 560,- Cam-, bridge University 208 and 220

Streak Ende‍l

New York, May 9. The slump-ridden New York

for seven, Sheppard 64, May Yankees scored three unearned.

not out 104.-Reuter.

INDIA'S DEFEAT.

London, May 10, The British Army side opposing the French Army at Dioppe on May 18 in the Services Koccer, International will be chosen from the following 13 players:

Gunner J. King. (Swansea), goalkeeper; Private R. S. Bernard (Middlesbrough); Private 追

Mantell (Portsmouth) and Craft- man, G.Rankin (Everton), full- (Wolvca), backa: Privats N. Deeley

Private A· Marchi- (Tottenhern), Gunner G. Twenty- runs in the sixth inning to de- WHITTINGTON Cat Gut

feat the Boston Red

Lance- Scor 7-4. man (Carlisle), and Tug Thug Thuy - Shut→ Clave

The victory, credited to Johnny Corporal' E. Fenton (12 Near-Year- avour - Saynur

London, May 8,

Sain, ended the Yankes losing half-backs; Private I Bayolr Faire ** Fire Shoot -Shook-Hook-Holland Dutch day must have a serious finans out of the league lend..

India's defeat at the Oval to streak and also knocred Boston (Swanach), Private J. Hensorsm Uncle Pawn Chess Creas

(Portsmouth), Privrto V Kreble Mutard - Plasing Por- cial effect on the tour, accord- Parish Garah Showy dhowa ing to LN, Bailey, cricket cor-

RHF (New=artle); Lonce-Corporal Boston

404 Perry (Derby County), Private respondent of the London New York

702H. Hooper (West Ham), forwards. Evening Star,

Winning pitcher, Sairi, Louling, A match will also be played "Although some excuse can pitcher, Wight, Associated sgeinst a representative "Char~, be offered for the touring aide Press, we London Express Serpton)

bourg team on May 23,Reuter,

- Bown -- China's Owl »- Slow Spach → Poach – Peach — Melba plane -- Diary -- Bajes. ---- Water — Leek Kosi teef - Stagger

head crated up with 4 BWRKET Strut BRACE.

Team placings were!

24 33 points, France, points. United States 21 points, Italy 18 points, Belgium eight paleis, Denmark five. points and the Netherlands three points- Reuter.

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