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THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, AUGUST 29, 1952.

ARMY TRACK CYCLING CHAMPION

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Civil Aid

What's

STANDARD OF ATHLETICS

IN SOUTHEAST ASIA MUCH IMPROVED THIS YEAR By "RECORDER”

With the Malayan athletic season over with the possible exception of trial meets to selecl the team to travel to. Ceylon for the first ever Malaya-Ceylon match later this year, it is possible to assess relative athletic standards in Southeast Asian centres. The general standard this year has been the highest since prewar, and considerably higher than last year. :

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The Philippines lead as a nation, but not against the combination of Singapore and Malayn. Awarding 10 points for the best performance of the season on sliding scale down to one for the 10th best in the-18 events that are common to all programmes in Southeast Asia, the Philippines scores 25914 points to Singapore's 234. Malaye's total is 121 and Hongkong's. 79

2 huge The Philippines is country by comparison to the other centres in Southeast. Asia in which athletics is practised to any extent and Manila in itself

can almost

porq

་

A. Sudarmadja (Indoriesia) 6: 19% Lloyd Valberg

Gavino Cabajay

Brt. Kipsongok,

(Singapore) 0: Bl

The records are: 100 Yards, 10.0; 100 Metres, 10.8; 200 Metres, 21.4; 400 Metres, 48.7; 440 Yards, 50.0: 800 Metres, 1:57.3; 880 Yards, 1:39.0; 1,000 Metres, 4:08.1; On stand up to Singa-Milc, 4:27.0; Three Miles, 15:03.1;

5,000 Metres 16:0

16:03.5 Metres, 34:17.4; 110 Metres High Hurdles, 18.0; 2594

400 Metres Low Hurdles,

52.8; 440 Yards Low Hurdles, 50.0; High Jump, feet 12164 inches; Pole Vault, 12 feet Wm. Stuart (Singapore)

5:11 Nueva Ecija} Bernard Perera (Singapore)

Selangor) 5:1014 Poon Weng-chouri Selangor) B:101 Klong-beng (Taiwan) Ng 10,000 U. Badrokui 4N. Sembilan)

Chong Chin-keung

(Singapore)

The points tabulation is:

Philippines

Singapore

Talwan

Malaya

Hongkong Indonesia

Borneo

.234

153

70

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REMARKABLE One Fijian regiment in Negri Sembilan amassed 02 points from the best performance lists, which makes one wonder how high the standard should be in Fiji Itself. An East African re- scored 36 giment in Selangor points,

74 Inches; Long Jump, 25 feel 1inch; Step & Jump, 49

Hop feet 84 inches; Shot Put, 43 feet 21⁄2 inches; Discus Throw, 140 feet 8 Inches; Javelin Throw, 103 feet 7 inches.

Women's Southeast Asian re- 100 Yards, 11.9; 100 cords are:

Metres. 28.5; | Metres, 12.4; 200 220 Yards, 27.3; High Jump, 4 feet 10 inches; Long Jump, 10 feet 11 inches.

Best performances in Southeast The, appended best perfor-Asia in 1952 follow: mance lista do not give

the

longer distanco runs, the reason being

100 YARDS

MacQuarrie (Singapore) 51. T End-yoon (Singapure). Sidique Merican (Kelantan) Stephen Xavier (Hongkong)

that the Philippines E. Levula (N. Sembilan)

+ J. Muakalou (N. Sembilan) Champlonabips only include 10.000 Meires run, the Hongkong Dawal (N. Sembilan} ..... Championships only 5,000 and the Malayan Metres run AAA Championships only a Three The best distance Mile run.. runners in the region undoubted- The 14

come from Taiwan.

Three Miles Champlon- Matayan ship was dominated by the East Africans, while Hongkong's re- mains the monopoly of the armed forces here.

Looking through the oppended best performance lists one may be struck

by the fact that six Singapore

hurdlers have managed best times, ranging from 15.3 to 15.7 seconds, a re- markoblo achievement in a technique event that compares well with the standard of the average European nation.

The next Aslan Games will be held in Manila early in 1954 and it is the intention of the Hongkong Ammleur Track and Fluid Association to be well re- presented at these. Games. Our standards this year were not higher than last year, except in the girls' events. However, 03 the lista show,

some of our athletes deserve a trip to the Asian Games.

The names of quite A few British (U.K.) Armed Forces athletes appear in these lists. Their contribution was 39 points to Hongkong's tatal of 79, 25% points to Singapore's total and 10 points to that of the Malay States.

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Jew

Norman Lo (Hongkong) Cal. Moriarty (Singapore) Loh Kah-yue (Singapore) Stephen de Sousa

(Singapore]

100 METRES Sgt. Macquarrie (Singapore) Tan Eng-yoon (Singapore) Stephen Xavier (Hongkong) Cheung Yat-hung (Hongkong) Jose Diuco (Manila) Wang Man-wan (Hongkong)

A-iend (Taiwan). Fiddle Loureiro Gaspar Azar Vy Magdaleno Galay (Manila) L/Cpl. Daniels Hongkong> Gavino Cardiona. (C. Luzon) Casimiro Borsiila (Bicol)

200 METRES

POLE VAULT

Kernal Singh (Selangor) Bienvenido Lucero

(C. Luzon)

CANDOBOGG

Ng Klan (Taiwan)

11: 2 Toribio Rivera (Manita Cyril Pereira (Perak)

11: 0 Ng Teng-kal (Taiwan) 10:10 K. E. Wake (Hongkong)

10: 0 Ernesto Canus (Laguna)

10: 6 Chew Alat-yuen (Singapore) 10:0 10: 0 Seglamundo Hiloo (Manila) Cpi. Suleiman (Singapore) 10: 934 Kwong Lau-chin (Hongkong) 10:

LONG JUMP

Pte, T. Naidole

21; 9 21: 8-S

(N. Sembilan) Koh Kiah-wah (Singapore) Tan lai-tong (Singapore) 21: 7

Poon Weng-chowi

(Selangor)

21:5

9.0

Moynan (Hongkong) ....

21:2

*0.0

Ng Kian (Taiwan)

1+

10,0

Cpl. Sulaiman (Singapur)

10.1

Sgt. Kipsongok

(Selangor)

21:

10.1 Tan Lip-bach (Singapore) 10.2

21:

Lin Tlang-quee_(Singapore) 21; 11

T. Jamotiile (E. Visayas)

10,3M. W. Wren (Hongkong)

10.3

HOг, STEP & JUMP

頭

10.3

Sgt.

T. Naldule

IN. Sembilan)

10.8

10,9

10.7 Gan Peng-hun (Taiwan) .. Tin Foo-keng (Perak) ... Ng Xian (Taiwan)

Tan Eng-yoon (Singaporej

40: 4 45:24

44:113%

11.0 Sgt. Kipsongok (Selangor)

11.0 Lum Tang-quee (Singapore) 44: 22 110 Cheng Yas-hung (Hongkong)

Seglamundo Hino (Manila)

11.2

12 LAC Howells (Hongkong)

Sgt. Ilealing (Hongkong) Go Chun-chai (Taiwan)

SHOT PUT

22.4

43: 24

42:11

Sgmn. Mitchell, from Western Command, who is in the front rank of British racing cyclists today, with aspirations to World Championship honours, receiving his medal from Brigadier A. R. Aslett, Director of the Army Sports Control Board, after winning the 1,000 Metres event at the Army Track Cycling Cham- pionships at Herne Hill track, London.

Warwickshire

Well Placed

For A Victory Against Middlesex At Lord's

London, Aug. 28.

Warwickshire have been unable to produce their championship winning form this summer but nevertheless they have improved considerably after a weak stort.

Though Middlesex need only 184 for victory at Lord's tomorrow with six second innings wickets remaining, Warwickshire appear well placed to record their eighth win of the season, for their spin bowlers should be able to wreak havoc on a wearing pitch.

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of

con-

Essex just foiled Yorkshire, Leicestershire, who totalled 325 the tour was 13, scored at first this season's runners-up, In their for three against the Somerset much quicker than his partner bid for a win in two days at bowling at Leicester.

and, showing complete After making "Essex Leicestershire was helped confidence against all Kent's bowlers, Clacton.

out for 57, only 33: Dis follow on 204 behind, Yorkshire siderably by a third wicket stand he was, when

met with further miccEBR but of 176 between Charles Palmer nine rung short of doubling his although they claimed the extra and Maurice Tomkin, both season's aggregate. 45: 4% half an hour, they were unable whom scored centuries.

to break the last wicket stand and Essex finished the day two runs on. Essex owed much to their Captain, D. J. Insole, who batted resolutely in both innings,

43: 224 43: 215 43: 711

30: B

3

Che Thai-lim (Taiwan) Artémio. Cortes (Manila) Lau Kheng (Taiwan) Ng Liang-chiang (Singapore: 223 Cpl. G. Munro (Singapore)

Al Niedzalkowski; (Manlia) Tan Eng-long Taiwan) ...... Stephen, Xavier longkong). Sarmukh Singh (Perak)... L/Cn. O. Bawal (N.S.)... 88M Grifin (Selangor) Cipriano Nuera (E. Visayas) 22.6 G. W. K. Watts (Selangor)

Macapagal (Manila) 20 M.

39: 4 BA-long (Taiwan)

(Mindanao) 22,7 Sibidai (Borneo) *.*.... 30: 215

Ple. T. Lewake Berlo Abdurahin Gaspar Azores (Bicol)

IN. Sembilan) Cpl. n. Moriarty (Singapore)

2.8Ghenda Singh (Perak) sgt. Hanrah (Hongkong) Tun Eng-yoon (Singapore) E. Levula (N. Sembilan)...

*Less 0.1 second for performance over 220 yards.

400 METRES

22.7

22.0

Tan Eng-long (Taiwan) ...... Cipriano Nuera E, Visayas) .. Pablo Sublingo (W. Visayas) 50.0 Cletus Gomez (Perak) Chen Cheng-cal (Taiwan) Melecio Besara (Maulia) Chan Onn-long (Singaporel M. Balakrishnan Selangor) Leonelo Zabala (Bicol)

Norman La (Hongkong)...

Tan Eng-yoon (Singapore)

DISCUS THEOW Che Phai-lm (Taiwan) Pie. T. Lawaki (N.S.) Lau Kheng (Taiwan) Artemis Cortes (Manila)

45.0

10.

Aurello Amante (Manila) Rene Ballerand (Singapore) Pawlowski (Hongkong)

*31.3

K. Mulloy (Johor)

31.8

Paulino Junla (Bicol)

31.8

SSM Grimn (Selangor) 32.1 Major Strutt

110:

107: 6

100: 3

JAVELIN THROW

185: 01%

781: 2

52.3(N.Sembilan)

52.6 Sarmukh Singh (Perak) *52,7

2.7

Rejiminbin Ahmad (N.5.) _ 0] *52.7 | Paulino Junto (Bicol)

*Leas 9.3 second for performance | Pie. Chepkwong aver 40 yards.

(Belangor) Harry Taylor {Singapore) 800 METRES

Go Chun-chai (Taiwan) .. .... 1:59.5 Cullen (Belangor) Tan Englong (Taiwan) S. Soundranayagam

Pascual Vellaroman (Manila) (Singapore) ***.......... 2:01.4 Bok Bek-in (Taiwan)

Koch Keng-lim Taiwan

POLICEMEN ALL

There are quite European surnames In the lists, the majority of those in the Singapore and Malayan teams being members of the Singapore or Malaya Police.

Only

two Sout

Southeast Aslan records in the men's events were 400 broken this year in the Metres

und 6,000 Metres (the Intler by E. Coburn of Hong- kong). All the records over the metric-distance

except races

- (Taiwan) ......

2:03.0

J. P. MacMahon (Hongkong) 2:02.0 D. H. Noden (Singapore]. C/Cpl. Kirore (Selangor) 2:02.2 Cpl. Momolvalu

N.Semb.) 2:02,0 2:01.0 LS. Villaruel (Mandia) Artemio Puedan (Mindanao) 2:03.4 Tan Huck-chiang

(Belangor) Melecio Besara (Manila)

(Perak) 1:37 Artemio Cortes (Manila). Krishnakutly Nair Ahmad Sabki (Perak)

..... 2:03.0 Mckenna (Singapore)

*2:04,1

GIRLS' EVENTS Cpl. Langthorpe

•2:01.0

100 YARDS (N. Sembilan) Chan Onn-leng (Singaporel "2:048 Less 0.8 second for performance these two and in the field events | over 800 yards."

Philippines, are held by the where the standard is very low compared to what it was before

the war.

The records.

1,500 METRES

Artemlo Puedan (Mindanao) 4:01.0 U H-ul (Taiwan).

Lau Keng-khun (Taiwan) over yards and E. Coburn (Hongkong)

Tomas Benit (N." Luzon)

miles are all held by Singapore,. P. MacMahon (Hongkong with the exception of that over M. McCord (Hongkongi

Three Miles which is now the property of an East African.

W.C. Simpson Enters Open Singles Final

174:11

104: 1

1644 103:101

Undoubtedly the best batting

from eveme display of the day

Sid Barnes Was Not

The First

London, Aug. 28.

Umrigar then dominated, the The stand of 81 and 117 for cricket. Two huge drives into the the ninth and last wicket

DB and his hundred in three respectively carried Hampshire to pavilion oft Dovey took him to their best score of the against unlucky Worcestershire hours 20 minutes also included

14 fours. at Bournemouth.

summer

The main feature of the matchi Ramchand fell but Gaekwad was the magnificent innings by proved a grand stopgap at the Reg Dare, who bowls left arm other end while Umrigar paced but bats righthanded. He hit 109 his score along. At the tea not out in two and 0 quarter interval India had passed the hours and secured 18 hours. This 300 mark with Umrigar 139.

of his was the first century

carcer.

CLOSE OF PLAY SCORES

Close pf play scores were: At Lord's Warwickshire

He

was in

an ever more tea, devastating mood after when he scored singles, drove twos and fours and hit three 208 more. sixes off the luckless Kent

The bowlers,

sufferer WIE

and 119 (W. Edrich six for Middlesex-103-(Brown........06, Townsend five for 27) and 41 for four.

Al Hove-Lancashire 250 and 177 (John 73 for two. Sussex

311

Langridge 55).

Lelcester-Somerset At

55). Leicestershire (Lawrence 325 for three (Palmer not out 105, Tomkin 116).

Bournemouth—Worcester-

- English cricket will be 100: 31 much richer next summer if batsman, Australia's best 170: 107:11

Sid. Barnes, is in the tour- 300: 145

the cricket ex- ing team, 305: 9

pert; Mr E. M. Wellings, wrote in the Evening Newsshire 203 and 04 for one. Hamp- today.

shire 475 for nine declared (Gray Wellings said: "Barnes 1980, Harrison 71, Ingley Mac- who infuses character Kenzie 57, Prouton not cut 51, player

He Persk Ave for 113). and colour into the game.” said recent events in Australia

At Clacton-Yorkshire 311 for 11.8 zeemed to make virtually cer-

the seven declared. Essex 107 (In- tain hie Inclusion in

team Australian

tour sole 02, Foord four for 21) and 206 for nine (Insole 60, Quick 13.4 England.

57).

103: 415

Joyco Deans (Singapore) Annie Choong (Selangor) .... Eleanor Boss (Singapore) Fay Siebel (Selangor)

C. Martin Singapore)***** Mra G, Walat 4:10.4 Pauline Gunaraina (Perak) 49190 Lam Kak-lan (Hongkong) .....

Wind-aided.

4:14.0

4:20.4

4275

4:29.0

4.28.8

Frank Taylor (Hongkong), Norman Sison W. Visayas) ..

4500 S. Llavore (Manila) *******

4:34.4 Lee Shu-chung (Hongkong) 44.7

ONE MILE

100 METRES

11.0 12.0

13.0

12.4

12.4

12.3

12,4

12.8

13.1

1.3.

Ipocera Sole (W. Vizayos) .. Eleanor Row (Singapore) Patrocinia Credo (E. Vinyas) '** Tong Pelswaḥ (Singapore) k... Estrella Lapina (E. Viiayas) 13.4 Poon Ching-woon (Hongkong).. 13,4 Lam Kale-lan (Hongkong) ..... 13.4 Sgt. J. D. Martia

(Singapore)

4:33.0 | E. Balan (C. Luzon)

13.5 J.P. MacMahon (Hongkong) 4353 Felicia de los fleyes (C. Luzon) 133 13.5 L/Cpl. Kirore (Selangor) 4:31.8 Rogelia Ferrer (W. Visayas) .. L/Cpl. Kipsang [Selangor. 4:30.4 Deborah Hurlbait (Hongkong) 13.

M. McCord (Hongkong) Peter West (Hongkong) Frank Taylor (Tiongkong).. SAC Dobson (Singapore) Bulwant Singh N.S., Fung Chen-chlow. (Singapore) D. Krishnakutty Nale

(Perak)

Pte. J. Kobis (N. Sembilan)

4:30,0 4:42:0

200 METRES 4:42.0 Inoceneta Bo's (W. Visayas).. 4:43. Fax Slebel (Selangor) 4:47.0 Rogella Ferrer (W. Visayan) 4:47-4 | R. Amore (E, Visayas) A. Camas (E. Visayas) 4:46,3 Eleanor Ross (Singapore)

E. Balan (C. Luzon),

Giving a brilliant all-round performance, W. C. Simpson

HIGH HURDLES qualified for the final of the Colony Open Singles Lawn Wang Lung-chan (Taiwan) Bowl Championship yesterday Ng Liang-chiang (Singapore) 15.3 when he defeated J. A. da Luz, [Lloyd Valberg "(Bingapūrā) the 1940 winner, by the score Cpl. Suleiman (Singapore) of 21-18,

Tan Eng-roon (Bingapore) Donald Longparth (Singaporej Tan 600-lat (Singapore)

At oro stage of the game fovencia Ardina (Manila) Simpson was in arrears, but allberto Indiana (W, Vinya) fighting back strongly, ho wip-Jaime Pimentel (Manila) ed off the arrears and went to Shu-mang (Taiwan)

ahead to score well-deserved

victory.

#

Dutchman Wins Cycling Title

Paris, Aug. 20.

B. Arcano (E. Visayas)

LOW MUNDLEB

Jaime Pimezici (Manila)

1. Upinga (C. Luzon) Jennifer Hart (longkong)

18.2

Rita Hall (Hongkong)

"Zesa 0.1 second for performance over 220 yards.

10.3 15.0

HIGH JUMP 164 | Juanita Grupo (W, Vinyas) 10.0

4:10

Ruth Ferreira (Singapore.. 14.1 Salome Santos (Nueva Ecija) kii

10.8

1010 Comas (locos Norte)...

Ong Soon-cheng (Johore) 2. 4:7 15.9 Fredesminda Cafina

10,0 (E. Visayas)

................

10.0 Vantha Ramalingam

(Bingapore)

Tay Biebel (Belangor)

83. Julia Tingay (Hongkong)

Chan Onn-leng (Singapore) 55,7 Valerie Jillott (Hongkong) Pie, T. Naidole N. Sembilan) 505 Jennifer Hark (Hongkong) Bd. Yap Lian-seo (Bingapore) Kru., Rodriguez (W, Viszynz) ..

4:0

to

our

that "It

will reduce hopes wo should still be con tent," he said.

Ridgway, who in one spell of

four overs conceded 45 runa,

RAMMED HOME

So the total went up to 392 before the last wicket fell and then India rammed home the advantage by claiming two Kent wickets cheaply before the

close.

Umrigar's second hundred had

Services best in

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The final India stand of 82 was a credit to Ghulam Ahmed as well as to Urigar for the former made no mistake while his brant partner was lash- Ing the bowling.

At the Oval-Surrey 383 for eight declared and 43 for two.

Kent were a little unfortunate Northamptonshire 283 (Erookes to lose the services of Fags, who Wellings sald Barnes was not 54, Broderick 55, Clarke 50, Laker mustained a sprained the Ars: great Australian player Ave for 73).

his way to the ground to quarrel with the Australian Even Sir Board of Control,

wrist on this

At Bristol-Nottinghamshire morning.

Ho could not field and dild Donald Bradman had his dis-311 for six declared and 105 for

not

the Kent second open "with pute

autocratie | three, Gloucestershire that

323 for

wickets fell Innings when two seven declared (Emmett 117,

ONL the with only five runs Young 99). Reuter,

board.

body,"

"Barnes had more frequently than most and quarrelled Ferhaps the reason he has been the Board is unpopular with that he has so often been in the right," Wellings added, Reuter.

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Cincinnati, Aug. 28. Roy McMillan's hit in the 11th inning gave the Cincinnati Reds a 5 to 4 victory over the Boston Braves today,

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Winning pitcher: Smith; losing 4,4% pitcher: Jones.

UMRIGAR SCORES 204

Canterbury, Aug. 28.

Though Cowdrey and Phebey then remained until the close,

India are well on top against Kent still need 126 runs with Kent after the second of three eight wickets in hand to save an

as the innings defeat.-Reuter. days' play here today scoreboard reads India 302,

Kent 217 and 49 for two.

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