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LAWN BOWLS

TEAMS

The following ara Club selec- tións for League · Lawn Bowls matches this weak-ond?"

PAC

ies Division (friendly) :v Indian NC at Happy Valley, on Balurday, at 1

de. Yu, D, E, Willerton, K.

H. at Inition 1. Kiwi g TUVĄGLeynolds, 3. W. Mac- Baneld, J. 11. Joodman J. Wall C. Dowman, C. Pope, 11.

Erd

1. Division Hongkong Aleotric RC at Happy Valley on Saturday at 3.30 pm W. Moterit, 7. 8. Ho warth, Slowart, T. Pilkington;

BOULALLOON

A Bouter Finney, C. 3. Askew, CHI Willet. A. Jilloit. Iteserves-P. Roberts, Roma Yu, W. P. Appr. 3.

Moore.

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1st Division v Talkoo Club (home) at 9.30 p.m. on Saturday, 7. V. Ribeiro, C. C. Pereira, C. Roza Foreira, A. P. Pereira; J. E. Nefonija, A. M. Boura, L. F. Xavier, O, A Quterres; J, A, Luz C. E. Pasi01. E. M. Alarcoun, A. A. Lopos

2nd Division IndianRC "B" (away) at 3.30 p.m. on Saturday. AF. Gomes, B. F. Marques, P. A.

Corta, F. J. Silva C. A.. Danenberg.

N. A Boltreo,

Rodrigues,

A. A. G. Bilva: J. C.. Remedios, G. A. Noronthe, B. E. Bouza, It. M. V. Itibeiro.

3rd Divialon v Craigengower CC (away) at 8.30 p.m. an aturday,

3. J. Barto, A. A. Guterres, R. A.

Noronha: A Campos, C. A. Flemedios, J. A. Victor. M. R. Pereira, M. A.

Fericiti; L. A kozario, J. Gutierrez, A. P. Ricel Pereira, 0. A. Pinna

2nd Division

TKCC

Kowloon Bowling Green Club (home) at 3.30 p.m. on

turday. W

A. 8.

1tchell, F. D. A. William-

i Bhisid

R. J. Wyver. C. Tabhail F. C. B. lack, E. J. N., Mitchell, R. A. Ed- Warda

Prentice

KDGC

I Division Indian RC (home) ch Saturday at 3.30 p.m.-Y. Francis, 3. E. Meyer, A. Harvey, I. », Jcbertson; L. Gaddi G. E. F. Thomson, A, L. G. Eastman. W. C. Simpson: E. Greenwood, P. Hughes,

Forman, 3. Mekelvie,

nd Division Yongkong CC (away) 3.30

B. Bellamy, E. Saturday

Baker, G.

A. Mickriell, A. Bailey: J. Martin. W. Hisse. A. Buchanan, E. Purvis;. C. Rikards, J. Volckert, S. Strange, R. H. Browne, Reserve: C. Greaves,

IKYĆ

1st Divizion v Craigenpower CC (away) at 3.30 p.m. on Saturday,

1ircock,

Meball.

THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, JUNE 6, 1952.

EIGHTS WEEK AT OXFORD

Queen's II being pressed by Jesus II in the Oxford University Summer Eights. College barges provide a picturesque background to the picture. The day this photo was taken there were 26 bumps for the day's racing.'

'The

Sports Roundabout

HUDDERSFIELD CHIEF TO SCOTLAND

LOOKS

By W. Capel Kirby & David Jack

BRITISH RECORD FALLS IN THE JAVELIN THROW

The most brilliant season in British athletics moves on with a record a week. The fifth of the season fell on May 30 in an inter-club match at Walton-on-Thames when Michael Denley of Thames Valley Harriers threw the Javelin á distance of 214 feet 7 inches.

a. M. Kott (London) 13:0

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A. P. J. 8. Orton University in the match against (Shaftesbury): 19 Martapur Oxford University at Molspur Adi (Hythe AC) 0:0

Button (Matr. Polico)_ _***** on May 28. Park

POLE VAULT The next day, at Fenners, in the match between Cambridge Durger (Oxford 13:11 University and the AAA, K. D Anderson (Achile) 130 Maredes, the Cambridge second N. d. A. Greger (llerne string, set up a ground record 12:0 of 1 minute 54 seconds in win-. E. &. Dear (London AC) 12:0

G. D. Howland I.D.C. ning from

Gurney (Shaftesbury 'in'

12:0 (Achliter),

1. Ward (Loughborough C) 12:0 who returned 1:54.0. Ground

und records were also set M. L. Jackson (Cambridge U11:0 G. E. Broad (Herne HilÍT 11), 12:0 by John Savidge at the same. B. Hayden (London U) 11:2 meeting with 53 feet 3 inches 3. Lyons (Cambridge U) M15 in the Shot Put and 145 feet A. Hopkins (Walton AC) 113 2 inches in the Discus Throw. D. A. Holmes (Walton AC) 11:3

'LONG JUP The most remarkable record

Cord S. a. Williams

at the Fenners meeting was (Polytechnic H) ...... 23: Bik John Dister's 4-minutes 11.0 W. M. Dixon (Coventry

Godiva 1) This seconds for the Mile.

"1o 1. 0. H. Walker (Oxford U) 23; 9} equals the best ever by G. E. Villlers (Oxford U) 2:

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H. E. Whittle (Reading AC) 21:10° A. C. L. Wood

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1938. It beats Hamish Stothard's.

of 4.16.8 set in

Disley, twice defeated over the 8,000 Metres Steeplechase by Chris Brasher in recent weeks, has taken

New brooms sweep clean and Huddersfield Town's recently appointed manager Andy Beattie is doing plenty of sweeping at Leeds-road during the close season.

Signings of Ron Staniforth and Tommy Cavanagh from Stockport are only the first moves in Beattie's plan to put Hudersfield back in the First Division.

When he woro

Scotland. That sort of form should keep | days' acclimatisation," says Tom, speed to flat racing to put on Cpl. P. Goldenh

A. L. Roberts, L. W. Urquhart, T.

LG. Young; Ashirt Beattie was one of the Evans in the Test team. e. Sivier, R. C. Butter, few left backs capable of keep- J. McCutcheon; J. E. Burna, E. F.

Matthews compara- Gee, J. K. Sloan. K. Forrow. Ing Stan Reserves J. McAusland and W. Lively quiet. Now he has pald visit North of the where Aberdeen

full backs, Pat McKenna and Alan Rodgers, are the attraction.

We

Border

2nd Division v Filipine, Club (away) return at 3.30 p.m. on Saturday.-E. Liddell, dauller. G. 1. Shaw, I Pile; A. Verrell, N. Craig, K. Baker, C. Strange: P. Cottler. Le Parker. F. J. Young, H. L. A. Dowbiggin. Reserves 3, Mills and A. C. Mc- Donald.

TRC

1st Division Kowloon Bowling Green Club (away) at 3.50 p.m. on Baturday. A. Rumjahn, A. R. Kitchell, K. M. Omar, A. i. Omar; A. R. Ma, J. Hoosen, K. M. Rum- Jahn, A. K. Minu; M. 1. Razack, 3. Yuruf. I. Alt, M. B. Hasan.

and Division "B" v Recreio (away)

at 3.30 p.m, on SaturdayAllahim

New the understand Huddersfield boss is also keen on Motherwell inside-left Jimmy Watson, who, despite winning a Scottish Cup medal, would like to leave Fir Park.

Abbas, M. el Arculli, E. R. International Marker, O. R. Sadick;

3.

*

The 1952 close season means a real rest for Bolton Wanderers' Bobby winger No cricket, tennis or Hussain: A. flashild Abbas, J. s. A. Holt, is the doctor's prescription Currsem, M. A. Wahab, A. M. Rum for a troublesome knee injury. Jahn,

Bux, S. 8. Hussain, S. Duci A. R. Lingua.

2nd Division "A" y Patien RC (away) (Friendly) at 3.30 p.m. on Saturday,

Kitchel. A K. Nazarin, B. M. Rumjahn, Halman; 8. G. Bux, A. I. Seemin, M. Y. Adal, A. M. Wahub: A. M. Kadir Kitchell, J. M. A. Ram- John, A. R. Razack.

HIGHER THE FEWER

Somerset wicket-keeper Harold Stephenson, being groomed as Godfrey Evans's successor in the England Test team, has been elevated in his county's batting At No. 8 or & he used to Erd Division v Police RC (away) order. at 3.30 p.m. on Saturday.-P. F score freely: Promoted to No. Williams. A. P. Tarbuck, C. W:3 he made one run in one hour Johnson, L. Gibson, A. G. Gardner,

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3. F. Harron, V. Kruse, E. Poulson, at Gravesend during the week,

V. Bonch, F. A. Golding, G. W. K.

Crawford, E. Wolstenholme.

Exact compoon of each rink to

be decided upon prior to game.

KCC

Ist Division v Kowloon Dock Club

thome) on Saturday at 3.30 p.

V. Lopes, T. E. Lakes, C. Thomp

son, Goodwin

J. Kew, R. S. Capell, E. C.

Fincher:

W. E. Colledge, E. R. Horselet, F. R. Kermani. W. Hong Sling.

2nd Division v Filipino Club (home) on Saturday at 550 p.m.-B. GI tins, Bones, M. Divecha, L. Brazny: J. G. Robertson, A. N Other, C., Stapleton, J. A. Tibble; 2. A. Grimpel, J. Tang, G. Leo, W. J. Howard.

3rd Division v Kowloon Dock Club (away) at 330 v.m. on Saturday. HW. Close, R. E. Lee, T. WAR.

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SHOT FUT *0.0 10.0 J. A. Savidge. (London AC) 54:134

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United Kingdom this inter ones Mexico City. Radio enthusiasts are well ac-

Attraction of Wimbledon has which have come through by quainted with the announcement,

for Australion agency cables, were: "Leader, Paul Beard," but this proved costly

100 YARDS Don Tregonning. orchestra virtuoso tennis, stor calebrated

D. Darlington (Loughborough Offered

position in lucrative

Call) longs to hear "Leader, David Australian football, Tregonning 3. A. Gregory

for (Gloucestershire) 9.9 Beard." When that happens it had his passage booked for A. R. Pinnington (Oxford U

B. Shenlon (Polytechnic will be accomplished not with a ha

J. N. Turner (Oxford U) after parental persuasion the esined bow but with steel-Melbourne a fortnight ago, but

A. Grieve (3. London 15) shafted golf clubs.

23-year-old Aussie has decided N. D. Stacey (Achilles) We saw this slim, 6ft-plus to forget football, get a refund. 3. Verguson (Natts ADJ

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month. harmony with his tee shots in Wimbledon next the assistants'

play match

Hartsbourne. Salford Rugby League club are championship at

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will

Union do something Rugby

players from Dai Rees,

Scotland. about tuning up young David.

After Nancy Chaffee's first Centre

at Court appearance Wimbledon she told us: "It was just like The Snake Pit, with me as an inmate."

*

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at

Tom McKillop, former Rangers centre half and present Rhyl skipper, os a great admirer of Matt Busby, hopes Marichester

That's one reason why wo will not be United's manager tempted by the offer of an air don't fancy 17-year-old "Little hop to Mexico betwech United's Mo" Connelly's chance of a Wimbledon singles title-this two matches in Hollywood.

year.

Two other good reasons from travel fatigue, are Doris Hart and Louise the altitude effect on breathing Brough.

"Apart

at 7,400 feet demands several

Ulian Khoo & Ivy Choong

Beat Selangor Champions

By ARGONAUT”

T. L. Higgins (Herne H

J. M. K.Finlay. (Cambridge

A. Blacker (St. Albans AC)

10.1 Sgt. P. Horne

"Guarda)

A. Ellington (mirham U) ....... 10.2.

Wind-olded.

220 YARDS

(Around a turn)

E. MED. Balley (Polytechnic H

W. Jack (Victoria Park AAC)

Bhenton Polytechnic II)

{Grenadier

46:134

48214 J. Banes (Cambridge U) ** 44:635

H. Cox (Dorking

St. Paul's AC)

W. M. T. Hollan

(Cambridge U)

44:213

40: 21%

21.0

43:24

21.0

21.0

D. Vanhegan (Southgato 21) 44:03 10. H. Barratt (NGT)

DISCUS THROW

L, C. Lewis (Walton AC) D. J. Merreit (London U) TL. Higgins (Herne 13.22.05. A. Savidge London AC) 115:215 3. M. K. Finley (Cambridge U): 23.1 W. Thomas (Oxford U)... 140: 7 K. K. Karsan (London

201 E. 3. A. Brower 212

21.0 M. Pharaoh (Manchester U) 182; BIS

A. R. Pinnington (Oxford U

Watia (London U)

(Old Butlishians) 139:10 223 | M. F. Fiacke (Heme Hifi 33) 155:10 A. B

0.1 second added for performance W. M. T. Holland over 200 Metres,

(Cambridge U) 13: 8

7. Gandy (London AC) ; 130: 315 48.3 A. Jansons

(South London II) 10:10 *48.7

**** 120; 2 43.8 Johnston (Milocarians)

*49.0 45.7

440 YARDS Arthur Wint (London U)" ... N, D. Stacey (Achilles) Alan Dick (Oxford U) D. K. Gracie (Glasgow U} ..*QA T. H., Barratt (NGT)... 120: 11 P. G. Fryer (London AC)

JAVELIN THROW. International Olymple Com-Grant (Harehill B)

D. (Oxford U 50.1 M. J. Denley (Thamda Valley mittee president J. S. Edstrom A. Smith (City of

H)............................. 214: 735 10.3 D. E. Tucker (Oxford U. 204:11 describes the

Rochester AC) practice of alassifying nations in Olympic Higgins (Southgate H 503 B. W. D. Miller (Dublin U) 2041

M. I. Draper (Cambridge U) 50.4 F. Gandy, (London AC) 103: 81% merit order as in direct opposi- {A. D, Waits (London). 50% B. L. Callaway tion to the Olympic spirit. British performers no doubt agree with the president that it would be a good idea to keep results quiet.

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season's

Let's hope next Soccer will be more entertaining than that served up in 1951-52, Newcastle scout Bill McCracken sums up the talent shortage with: but I still couldn't see any good

Kuala Lumpur, June 5. Hongkong's Miss Ulian Khoo and Miss Ivy Choong Wilson, 8. A. Gray: A Broad-did well on the second day of the Kuala Lumpur Inter-bought a new pair of glasses, bridge, Madando national Badminton Championships today when they beat C. T. Champelovier, 9. Ramchand the Selangor Champions, Miss Lee Keng-sim and Miss Chia Pik-sim by 17-15, 15-7. The Hongkong pair were down 0-7 and 10-14 in the first set.

Chubb.

Cowle; 7. Marsh

Open Rinks Tourney

In the preliminary round of the open rinka championship yasterday, S. O. Bux, S. S. Hus- Bain, J. W. Lee and S. M. Rum- jahn bent S. E. Bouza, L, A Rosario, A. F. Gomes, F. X. M. Silva, 26-24,

:

Miss Helen Kwong

young players."

KWONG WAH Malaya's Lim Kee-feng entered decided.

BEAT KEIO

the quarter-final of the Mixed

**0.3 seconds added for pertur Qiance over 400 Metres.

880 YARDS

a que a la (Cambridge-U). 107; 4..... H. J. Moesgaan!=K/ci@mes

(Aylesford PMC) 183: 015

D. C. H.. Wright -

(Cambridgɑ V) 192: 334 R. G. Bannister London U).. 1:530 K. J. Brookmen K. Marsden (Cambridge U).... 1340 1. D. C. Gurney (Achilles) 1:54 5

London AC) 17:7 A. J. Vincent (Manchester U 1:5 Arthur Wint (London U) 150H. B. Grimths (Oxford U) 115 B 8. 3. aryant (Oxford U) 1:50. Moorea (Birchfeld Hi 175: 7 B. B. Hewson (AMA) ..... *1:50.0 a. w. Nankeville !

HAMMER THROW (Wallon AC) ************* 1:56.1 E. C. K. Douglas. E. A. Gallagher (Liverpool U) 1:50.4

A. M. Macdonald (London) 1:56.0

*0.7 seconds added for mance over 800 Metres,

R. T. G. Day (Cambridge U 1:363 D. McD. Clark

perfer-heldy

Atalanta AC) 370: 115 (Royal Ulster Const.) 11:10 Allday (London AC) 183:1011⁄2

(South London 11) 150: 711 + D. N. J. Cullum

(London AC) 180: 015 C. 3, Chataway (Oxford U) 4:202 | A. W. Silbury (Meir. Police) 148:10 P. C. Law (Oxford U)... 4911 D. Moore (Herne itu 2) 240: 73%

Disky (London_AC): 4114 N. Drakg 1.5. Robyn (Cambridge (f) 4:13.0 #Blackpool & Fyldo H 13:10

ONE MILE

Doubles, beating Mrs Too and 9gainst a French side at Paris. Ashby (Westbury H) ... 4:12.4

Hongkong's

Ramon

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J. Britten

Britain's Olymple Soccer pro- parations include week end courses at Manchester, starting June 14, and again a fortnight and later at a venue yet to be A, D. Parker (Barrow AC) 4:40 |G.

A. Parker (Lancashire) .... 4:14.0 * 4:15.8 There is also talk of a match Brasher (Achilles)

F. R. L. Morgan (Oxford U 175

Bob in early July,

Hardisty, R. Dunkley (London U) 4:20.

THRER MILES Cheong Hock-ieng 13-15, 15-0, whose name should have been

"Artistry." will 15-7,

attend in on D. A. G. Piria (South, administrative capacity. Per- London H

| F.__D. | Bando' (Aylesford Tokyo, June 6.

PMSC) Young sonally we should be happier to Hongkong's Kwong Wah

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PR. LI. Morgan (Oxford U) 14:07 soccer team defeated Kelo Unland Foo Wal-fong were beaten see him versity 3-1 on Thursday night easily in the Men's Doubles by Helsinki probabies-os a player., C. Chalsway (Oxford U 14:1 before 8,000. fans at the Mellthe Malayan Champions, Abdul- Stadium in Tokyo.

Kwong Wah seorod the first Jah Piruz and Chan Kon-leung Vic Spence tells us the Welsh-

minutes of the by 15-8, 15-1. cal after: 30 first half, when Japanese player deflected off in the Mixed Doubles, Ramon❘ the body. of the centre-for-Young and Miss Ulfan Khoo put ward, Hsu cho-kuo, and the up a disappointing show, losing ball fell into the goal. Noronha v H. Landolt at K.D.

Kelo tied the score at one-all to unranked Ivy Foong and O.CFG. Bouze v H. B. Remedies after 19 minutes of play in the Sanscong Chan by 3-15, 0-15.

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· Heavyweight Champion Jersey Joe Walcott scaled 'n' surprising 1961⁄2 pounds and challenger Ezzard Charles barely 1911⁄2 at a confused triple weigh-in ceremony, for Thursday night's title fight (1 a.m. GMT Friday: 10 am. Friday HKST) in the Municipal Stadium.

The first time the 38-year-old | Pittsburgh. Walcolt weighed 194 champ from Canden, New Jer- that night; up 211⁄2 pounds in an sey, stepped on the scules he 11-month layoff. Associated weighed 198. There was a deep Press.

Army Athletic won Jersey Joe's face as he

Championships

Reidy's winning throw was 135 feet 1132 inches.

turned to his manager, Felix Bocchlechlo for a hurried con- vermtion about the weight. He claimed bo weighed 1944 at the most.

They tried again. Once more It was 108. Charles stepped on to register 1012, heaviest of his

Carcer.

will

J. Braughlan (Blackhonth 1) 14:148 A. E. Parker Barrow AC) 14:18.0 14:19A D. C. “Law (Oxford U)

Aldershot, Juno 5. Major C.J. Reidy, of the M. C. Whenman (Aylesford

14:21A RAEC. beat his own record for PMC).

Ferguson (Highgate ) 14:270 thaoxing the harner, in the J. H. Scott-Wilson

Individual Athletic (Oxford U) ............................... -14:23.6 | Army

BIX MILES

Championships which opened at H. Paters (Enez Beagles) 22:600 Aldershot today. THIS'LL MAKE THEM RUN! D. A. G. Pire. (Bouth.

London II) 0:30:00,8 This could be, bad news for ¦ A. T. Ferguson (Highgate 1) 20:414 greyhound trainers. An electric D. Bands. (Aylesford

Corporaj P. Goldsmith, of the PMSC) 8 R.KICA. J. Coelho Esecond half, but contre-forward

brushing machine is being used

at Braughton (Blackheath II) 30,432 Royal Horse Guards, recorded Greenwood at T.C.; H. Finney

greyhounds partnering to groom

at 11. 3. illo. (Hamplead) 30:48.2 Lee at T.C.; J. McCutcheon Hou made a good penalty kick G. da Lax at T.C.W. C. Orter in 28 minutes for a 2-1 Kwong Selangor's Miss Fong Ol-lan, Wembley, and although the dogs. Keegan (London 31:004 his ifth successive win in the

feet 5 inches. eyed the gadget W. E. Lucas (Belgrave H) 31:sa Hop, Step and Jump with 40 to Abdullah Piruz suspiciously, we understand they. Wilkins Wallon AC) 31:57.0 Pirie (Bouth London_Hỳ 31:25,4 120 YARDS HURDLES

Other winners on the opening year!.. Remedios at K.C.C.: A. V. Lopes scored the winning goal in the and Queenlé Cheam by 4-15 now prefer the machine perm to

the old-type brush-off.

of 33rd minute-United Press. 12~15.

day were Bergeant P. Horno *180 the Grenadier Guards, who re- tained his Putting the Weight

Wah-long,

v G. Hong Choy at it.K.T.C. W. Wah lead.

A. Palmar v J. W. Mardonald at K.c.c.; M. S. Mackay v C. F.

Zoft Inside Chin Lo-sheng

went down

v J. F. V. Tibeiro at K.B.G.C.

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in thì tro the scales were not level on the

The same building.

thing raised platform happened In Pittsburgh last REAL MYSTERY After they carted the senjes floor, Walcott tipped the beam but Charles amin 152 Foster of 19/18 Hussars, who at 100%,

P. A. L. Vina. (Oxford..U) 14.3 Birrell (Loughborough C)

. J. Robinson (Oxford U 131 title with a throw of 45 feet down the steps onto the arena

Hildreth (Polytechnic ) 183215 Inches, and Gunner

(Cambridge, U

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