1952-11-11 — Page 7

HARLEQUINS v. NORTHAMPTON

THE CHINA MAIL,

T. H. Smith (Northampton forward) kicking the ball when tackled by a number

of Harlequin players. Harlequins won 11-0.

TWO WORLD TITLE FIGHTS THIS SATURDAY

New York, Nov. 10.

Two world title fights in foreign countries and a couple of interesting television bouts in the United States feature this week's boxing schedule.

Little Yoshiro Shirai of Japan will defend his world flyweight crown at Tokyo on Saturday in a return 15. rounder with Dado Marino of Hawaii from whom he won the title on May 19.

Nine Dragons Darts And

Table Tennis

The following are the results of first round competitions at the nine dragons services club:

Darts 80 Sun RAF walkover to Amph Oben To RA: 33 Gen Hospital

4. Win 18 Coys "A" 3; Wilts "B"

3. 50 Fd Sqn RE "D" 4: NAP Ka

Tak 4, Wità (9 Củy) "B" 3: 50 Fd Sen HE "A walkover to 7 17 "B": 218 LAA Y RA walkover to

**]]* walkover 16 2 (GB) A By A. Cord Waspa REME 4. WIN "A" İ.

7 HTR "A"; Coand Weps RE

Table Tennis-80 Sqn RAF waik over to 0/72 LAA Regt HA.

FIXTURES The following will meet

11 the second round to be played at fize Club on Thursday, November 13:

Darle (commencing at 7 pm. for all matches)-80 Sqn RAF v 33 Gen Hospital; 50 F Sqn NE "H V RAF Kai Tak; 50 Fd Sqn NE "A"

218 LAA BHA Camd Wisp REME "A" Comd Wasps HESE "B".

Table Tennis at 7 p.m.1 80 Sqn RAF V RAF Kal Tak; 23 (GD) BAA DRY RA v D Coy RASC "D" (at 8.m.) 218 LAA By RA v Cand Wiepa REME "1"; Comd Wkspe REME "A" v 50 Coy BASC "A",

-MONTHLY-DANCE

|

Also on Saturday, Vic Toweel of South Africa will defend his world title against Jimmy Car- ruthers of Austrália at Johannes- burg.

Buceroni

Heavyweight

Dan

of Philadelphia will meet. Danny Nordico of Tampa, Florida, in a television 10-rounder at Madison Square Garden on Friday night.

replace Buceroni

Juke suffered virus LaMotte who infection.

Jocy Middleweights

¡SPORTRAI

MARC

"Will Mr. John Smith return to his once immediately. as he dashed off without sign- ing his pont."

London Express Service

Saturday's

Dejohn of Syracuse, New York, Home Soccer

and Norman Hays of

Boston

should provide an entertaining TV 10-rounder at Detroit Wednesday night.

Middleweights Walter

tier, of New York

on

Car-

ond

Otis Graham of Philadelphia will

Programme

The following are the Home tangle tonight at Brooklyn's Football League fixtures for Eastern Parkway arena in a 10-Saturday, November 15: rounder that will be televised in the East and Midwest.-United

Press.

TULI'S NEXT

Burnley Cardiff C. Liverpool Manchester C. London, Nov. 19,

Middlesbro' French Syweight Andrae Newcastle U Josse will take the place of Preston N.E.

Sheffield W. Zulu Jake Tull against Vie Stcke Herman in the charity boxing Tottenham

Bellevue West Brom show ct Manchester's arena on Friday.

Frenchman Honore Pratesi died in hospital inst Thursday Birmingham

Bury after being defeated by Tuli ot

Fulliam the--Albert Hall--last-Tuesday Leeds

at 110 pounds.

Another substitute

The only Dance will be helt night. at the Cub this evening annunene- ang at p.m. The band of the will peo- Iwyal Norfolk Regiment vide the music by kind permissi af Lt Col J.R., Orlebar. There will be novelly dances and prizen. Ad- Refreshments will be served.

niskion by ticket . obtainable at

the door.

Reg Harris Beats World Sprint Cycling Record

Paris, Nov. 0. English cyclist, Reginald Harris, today beat the world record for one kilometre indoors from

Hu standing start. covered

in one the distance

seconds, beating 09.0 the old record held since 1934 by the Belgian, Karal

minute

a

by 0/10 of a second.

The former

world

Kaers.

sprint

champion' made his record in the Paris Vel d'Hiv, the French Madison Square Garden.

The record is official as there two recognised time- of the International Union (U, C. I.) pro-

:. weru

keepers Cycling Lent,

In another attempt, Harris equalled the Vol d'Hiv lap ro cord with nying start, (250 metres), a record set in 1033 by the Belgian L. E. Pocske, He made it in 14.4 seconds. — Associated Press.

Leicester Talton

Nolia. C.

10-round contest will be

Plymouth be Rotherhams will

French Southampton

West Ham replaces

Marcel Anclair, it

middleweight, who Maurice Forni in

contest with Ronnle

→

10-round

Division I

V Anton Villa

Manchester U.

v Arsenal v Chariton v Derby

v Chclien ✓ Sunderland v Portsmouth

v Wolves

v Dokon

Blackpool

Division II

v Hull

V Lincoln v Doncaster -v-Notis-F.-

v Huddersfield

y Blackburn

v Sheffield U.

v Everton

'Brentford

V Barnsley

v Swansea

Division 101 (South)

v Bristol C.

v Southend

Clayton, Alderalto!

the Brish Champion,-Associa Bristol R. ted Press.

Colchester Coventry Exeter Gillingham Minwall Norwich C. Queen's P.R. Shrewsbury Swindon Walsall

AUSTRALIAN TITLE

Sydney, Nov. 10. Queensland's Elley Bennett, 1254, retained his Australian featherweight title on Monday night when he knocked out Bluey Wilkins, 125 af Vic- toria, in the last round of a 15- round sight at Sydney Stadium. Barrow -Associated Press,,

Taipei Basketball

Tournament

Taipei, Nov. 10. The Philippine Overstar- Chinese basketball team meet Indonesia tonight in a WILE

scri-Anal contest.

Tonight's winner

will

be qualled for the final in the President's cup against the win- ner of the other semi-final de- tween Free China and the com- bined team from Hongkong.

The championship game expected to be played off on November. 15-France-Prosse,

THE GAMBOLS

REALLY, GAYE, WE'RE SPENDINO)

FAR TOO MUCH MONEY T

WHAT WE WANT (5) SOME EXPERT ADVICE CON OUR FINANCEG

50 MY ADVICE IS THAT NDD CUT OUT ALL SMOKING,"DRINKS. BETTING AND POOLS

Division

Accrington Bradford Chesterficki

Grimsby Halfax Manfield Oldhamn Tranmere Workington Wrexham York

Scottish

Aberdeen Airdrie Clyde Falkirk Hibernian Partick Raj Rovers St Mirren

Scottish

Alloa Arbroath Dundeo Dunfermilna Hamilton Kilmarnock Queen's Park Stirling

v Crystal Palace

v Brighton

v Walford

v Reading

v Bournemouth

v Newport

N'hainpton

V Leyton

v Torquay

V Ipswich

III (North)

v Stockport

v Carlieke

v Crewe

V Rochdale

v Hartlepools

* Scunthorpe

✓ Chester

v Port Vale

v Darlington

v Bradford C.

V Southport

v Gateshead

League "A"

Y Hearts

V. East Flie

Vitangera

Queen of South'

✓ Dundee

V Celtic

V Motherwell

Third Lanark

League “D”

Y Albion Rovers

Cowdenbeath Ауг

✓ Forfar

Dumbarton

St Johnstoné Morion

▾ Stenmuir

"

ESDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1952,

HUSTLING DELAWARES NOSE OUT AMERICANS TO TAKE OVER "B" DIVISION LEAD

Youth Versus Age Encounter Finishes In 7-All Tie

By KEYSTONE

1

Bill Silva's hustling Delawares, nosed out the mighty Americans behind "Tiny Terry" Lucido's two-hit hurling masterpiece to take over the lead in the Senior "B" Division, of the Softball League on Sunday.

South China extended their lead in the Senior "A" Division by' nudging aside the Chinese Athletics 10-7 to chalk up their fourth victory in as many starts.

In yesterday's exhibition games, the Senior "B" Selection team downed the HMCS Iroquois squad 9-6, while Doc Molthen's Oldtimers knocked themselves out to force a 7-7 tie with the Junior All-Stars. The nightcap battle between the Com- bined Americans and the HK Chinese Selection team turned out to be a very one- sided affair, with the Chinese boys riding roughshód over the depleted US team to run up a 16-3 score.

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"Little Chief" Terry Lucido | with thrills and spills, with the the thumb of the base-umpire. of the Delawore tribe had a big Junior All-Stars providing the Old Charlie gathered up the day with the American pale thrills and the Oldtimers taking spare parts jolted loose, dusted faces in the needle Senior ""

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The Oldtimers ran up an im- muttering under his breath at much-vaunted "murderer's row pressive four-run.score

in the the outrageous blindness of all of the Americans and neatly very first inning when C. C. umpires. lifted their scalps, mowing them

Leong got on through a wild down in 1-2-3 order with his throw, stole second in a shower tantalising upswings.

of dirt, and romped home on Backed by somo brillant

Frank Poon's hot grounder to the and the Belding

by his teammates,

second baseman. chucker Lucido allowedt the heavy-slugging Americans only

DOC HITS ONE two measly hits, forcing no less than eleven enemy batters to through walks.

Haniet and Figueiredo, on base were brought He also racked up home pop out.

wheezing and panting Three strike-outs, two of them

STAMPS for sale when "the old Commish himself", against out-of-the-park special- Doc Molthen, slashed out a ist Heidemann.

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have spared the sport- scored when "Harlem" Rels tald

Crocks bounced in American The Old down

HOLLYWOOD severe beating. bunt which was over- thrown at first. A sacrifice sluggishly back into the picture

THE SCORES followed by an error at short with two runs on errors in the

Junior Division Blackhawks 8. third when C. C. Leong and brought Rels across the plate to notch up what eventually

Comets 8; Griffins 11, CAA 7. proved to be the winning run.

Taking full advantage of the sloppy delding dished up by the Chinese Athletics, South China tightened their grip on the top-ping into high gear, took off spot of the Senior "D" Divi the next pitch before the un- huffing and puffing for third on slon with a 10-7 victory on

believing eyes of the Junior Sunday.

catcher. CAA boys

HMCS Frank Poon's

Twenty feet from third base, Iroquois 0, Senior "B" All-Stars found their defeat a particular he left terra firma in a beautiful ; Oldtimers 7, Junior All-Stars ly bitter pill to swallow they had always forced the down went Charlie,

hook-slide. In zipped the ball, 7; Combined Americans 3, HK

up camel Chinese Selection 10. South China equad to knuckle down to them in the past. The

a

tally five

a out

09

Louey boys, Harry and Sam,

were badly mised from the batting line-up, both for their and flelding, as the CAA team wrote their own defeat with no less than 10 errors.

EXHIBITION GAMES

Wieldingthe-hickory--with- gusto, the Iroquois boys outhli i the Senlor "1" stars seven to five, but their barchanded field-

let Ing the ball through Just their often enough to offset batting advantage.

Southpaw pitcher George Deltsch. raked up eight strike-| outs with his tricky Incurving slants and kept his team ahead till a

of wild heaves and a series of bobbles in the sixth inning let in six back-breaking runs.

Starting pitcher Rennio Bar- retto was blasted off the mound by a Navy barrage of six re- sounding hits, including a

Giberson double by homer by thirdsacker

and

Hamet scored again on a couple

of wild heaves,

Then Charlie Figueiredo got ficider's cholec on first on

to second and, slip advanced

the

and

players much a

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Ladies' Division: South China 17, CAA 2; Squaws (Walkover)

Pandas 7.

Ameri-

0,

Senior "B" Division: cans. Delawares - 2, South China 10, US Navy 6, St. Senior "A" Division: CAA 7,

Joseph's 13. Exhibition

Games:

May

Hyperion, 22,

Head Sires Table

By RICHARD BAERLEIN

London.

The stallions, Hyperion, Nasrullah and Precipitation, are running a great race in the sires table, for to date their offspring have won 41 races each. Of the three, Hyperion has won the most stake money, and is sure of second place to Tehran In the amount won during the season.

But in the number of races won the odds favour Precipitation coming out on top, for his offspring in- variably go well in the deep and they will have an advan- tage during the next fortnight.

and a Hyperlon's record at 22 years, much left of the £84,000 which McIver, old of 22 individual winners in his offspring have won,

Last

and was replaced in the fourth the senson is remarkable and season they won 28 rices by Terry Lucido. Diminutive seldom does a sire of that age against the 24 so far this year. Terry blanked the opposition advance In the table,

for the remaining innings with

WILL DO EVEN BETTER Nearco's offspring have so Last year he finished seventh only one hit to snatch back with 37 races

while for won,

won 30 races and he is in Hongkong victory from the un-Nem

In stake money atske fifth position Nasrullah

was top in gloved Navy hands.

with 30 races.

He is This against third last year. money Outfielder Dick Chaves led year Nasrullah will finish third five years younger than the local batters, connecting in the list, Judging · by the | Hyperion and should be pro- safely two times in four trips amount of atake money won. minent for several years to to the plote, while Navy third When Mr Joe McGrath was come. baseman Molver

knocked offered £130,000 by the Ameri- His, half-brother, Niccolo dell' in the cans he sold him because he Area, who is three years yourg- two-run hit to centre second canto besides his fourth said no horse was worth that er, has won nimost

the inning round-tripper

amount of amou

amount of money. money. Old bones rattled and rusty

But the yearling sales proved newcomer to the tables and his ns, sparked by otherwise, for practically

any position is due mainly to

efforts of Bebe Grande.

faints brilliant flelding)

C. C.

Yel

and spectacular base-running, offspring of Nasrulinh could be Doc Molthen's "Roaring Thirties depended upon to make £8,000 Oldtimers held the Junior All- more a yearling. Stars to a 7-7 tie to the speechless there are many claiming there

is a shump in bloodstock. amazement of the delighted fans.

FORMIDABLE FEE Nasrullah is ten years young-

As predicted, the youth versus age encounter turned out to be

an uproarious shindig crammed

Barry Appleby

THE MANG A FOOLT.

BUT IT WAS GOOD ADVICE, GEORGE

KNOW IT WAS BUT I STILL ) DAY HE'S A FOOL

He is a

the

However, his of spring havb won 30 races and, as he has not been standing in this country, he is a sire likely to do eveni better in the future.

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Why Two Services In Tennis?

London, Nov. 9. -A proposal to abolish the two services rule in lawn- tennis has been put forward in the correspondence columns of the London Times.

A correspondent who signed that a one service rule woulḍ: himself "Octogenarian" des unbalance the game in the op cribed the rule an "preposter posite direction at the expense of ous" and asked why it is more service speed, sensible to allow angone to serve

the

er than Hyperion and breeders as he has so often in the past, would willingly have pald though last season he falled to £1,000 or more for any mare gain place in the 12 sires. to go to this sire. In America His offspring have

wan. 97

twice than it would be to permit He proposed that a better he is slondies at 8,000 dollars-nrices, while those of Royal a batsman in cricket, to plead remedy would be to shorten the formidable tea.

Charger, who is the youngest that he should not be out first service, courts, which would But the Americans have stallion in the first 10, have ball.

force the server to raise segured a bargain, despite the won 35 races. high price they paid for this Royal Charger is another "There is no reason In logle," trajectory of his service, re- sire. British breeders cannot newcomer to the leading 12, but he wrote, "tor a licence which ducing its speed, and thus help really afford to lose such a has been so successful both in greatly increased the advantage to restore the between service

England and Ireland this sea- which tho ferver already and ground strokes... Precipitation was not the credit

given on and his offering have boon possesses. To break through a last season in the in such demand. at the sales service is now recognised ab "Octogenarian's" proposal. tables for siring Supreme Court, that he should gradually Im-something of an achievement no new one. He made the same otherwise he would have been prove his position in the sires and the fallure to do so toda criticism 20 years ago, over the the leader.

more and more to prolong the denature "Sexagenarian" and, game intolerably."!

repeated it ( 10 years later, "Seplungena- pigning himself

#iro.

He is a consistently mincanus I table each year, for he is now;

sire of stayers, but will finish only seventh this year judged by the amount of stake money

won.

getting the best mares.

However, it would be a great Hyperion's offspring could win more races than any other stallion this year. Their

The champion stallion, Tehran, performances will be watched

UNBALANCED GAME

risp

1

A Bunday paper noting - the

Another letter agreed that two repel of correspondence sald:

was tenth last your.. It we take closely during the next fort-serviços certainly upset thia | "It is this impetuous-rush, to-

the winnings of Tulyger and Cyrus night.

the Great, there will not ba

---(London' Express Serales)

balance between service and change the rules that géis tennia ground - strokes but, suggested | a bad name."-Reuter,