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OVER THE JAGUARS

By "KEYSTONE"

South China squeaked past a smooth-clicking Jaguars team by scoring all their runs in the last two innings to retain their unbeaten record in the Senior “A” League yesterday.

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The rampant Braves kept pace half a step behind the League-leaders with a 7-3 win, but were given surprisingly stout opposition from transformed Navy aquad. In the final Sentor “A” game, the Madcaps came from behind to snatch a 10-8 decision from the luckless Chinese Athletics in a see-saw battle.

In the Ladies' Division, the hero stuff by slashing a tearing | The Athletics commenced the hitherto

Wahoos drive through third to chase scoring when, with two runners undefeated 3 sustained their first loss by Guterres aerbay the pay-station, on base through an error and conceding a forfeit to the third- The US Navy nine lost hearija wolk, "Ping" Lom blasted place South China girls, and in the last two innings, going out a sizzling hit to left, and this

brought the powerful-down rapidly

Chapple before

scored the runners. in-curving hitting Squaws within striking Remedios

slants.

The Caps bounced right back distance

Exwins' The when Fred.

fell Robs

victims to with four good-looking runs in yellow-clad girls administered a scintillating double-play in the the second alanza, marking up ruthless 31-1 thrashing to the final frame what Luther was their tallies on three hits when down-trodden CAA rookies

nked by the ball and award-Edo Almeida and Alec Braga noon-hour encountered a free baso as consolation, singled while Bob Numes obliged

G&

for the Bearcats,

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double,

15 between the Pandas and Pool Gonzales grounded to Manuel with a sled this chort load by

To resulted in 10-2 victory Guterres who scooped up tho CAA Fall of wickets:- 1-7. 2-18. 3-17. mine hits ear cuts, who collected pill and fired it off for a bend collecting four charity-runs in

poker-faced hurler

titut third-to-second-to-first the third inning without a May Wu and her relief to wreak twin-execution.

single safe hit when the Mad- W sweet vengeance for

Arat A

thrilling In the

Jaguars- caps began their costly juggling 2 round humiliation.

with the ball, and went further The hustling Bexes ball-club South China till, the Nam Wah ahead through Tony Kwok who

safely pulled the surprise of the week-boys connected

Limes on speedballer end with two jolting upsets in x. the

Sentor

büt sparkling ""R"" Division, Pedruce,

fensive-play

cut off humbling the League-leading

many 10 Delawares 6-2 on Saturday, and potential run to keep the linut score down to a tight 3-2 win handing the creatallon Black-

for the Chinese spuad, shut- hawks a humilating 2-0 out yesterday.

Stukes

FESIO

Bowling Analysis.

OMR

Kilbee

Whitehord

Graham

Halter **

Woodhous

Stenton

Wilson

A. Graham, bw Crate

KEEN POLICE

1... Stakes, c Leary, b Crait...

PA. English, hit wit. Spinks

K.W. Frankila, e Maroney, ↳ Hong

Choy............

r. Whitehead, run out

40

M. Hulbert, played on Spinks

J.A. Cheetham, c Arthy, b Mahou

10

M. Williamson, b Spink

L.D. Kilkee, not out

02

1. Day, Spinks

R.. Thorpe, Ride

G. Woodhouse, ↳ Spinks

J. Shannon, at Greene

10 J.F. Ferrier, e Breadbridge, b

16

Spinks......................

D. Salter, b Zimmern

Total (for six whis.)

201

1. Trier, ofroadbridge,

b

Splika

A. WUson not out

and D.J. Hill! did not bat,

Extras

Towing Analysi

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W

Stor

Extra

DW. Leach, J.L. Stanton, CJ. Ure,

Ride

Lenty

Crak

Arthy

Russell

Marency

Cook

Hong Choy

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K.W. Farmer, not out

Tolai

igmar Eriksen

eight eingled sharply to centre and

Vie

de

cuttled over the plate when "Ping" Lam collected his second hit of the game.

The Caps tied up the ballgame in the sixth when pinch-hitter Ramon Loureiro and Bernard

The Widares shared the first attack for the Jags Pened the Silva hit safely and scored on

Fall of wickets:-1-1, 2-1, 3-18, 4-25. tense struggle. 5-24, 0-41, 7-46, 8-46, 9-31.

Dowling Analysis

MR W

Zintern Suinks Abbas

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1

11

4

10

game of their double-header by drawing 5-5 with the Pandas on to Saturday, and dropped yester

Coy's nightcap game to the Americans 15-9 after a long,

SPIRITED STRUGGLE Barelyouthitting the Navy hoys lve to four, Ed Carvalho's Braves had to throw in all the "big medicine' they could muster before they could sub- due

the gobe

who put up spirited struggle all the way.

The Tribe marked up two rums on nary a hit in the first Franide canto when cutcher Batting frat, Over 40's scored Correa and Curlòs Yvanovitch, 181 for nine wickets, W. H. Col- stealing their way to first on ledge being top-scorer with 53 balls, crossed the plate on two runs. N. Hart-Baker contribut-succesive errors by the Navy ed 50.

infeld,

MEMORIAL MATCH The Over 40's defeated the Under 40's by 30 runs in the J. P. Rubinson Memorial Shield" cricket match between members of the Kowloon Cricket Club yesterday.

*

the initial scrinces. in

In the last fenlog, sharp with

single Bob Nuric frame

garnered his third through short, and was advanced solid hit to get on, stole second to the keystone sack by a sucrl- and third, and scored when Edo fee bunt. Pedruco then lined Almelda came through with out to Rabbit Leung who beat clutch hit to centro. Almeida Eriksen back to second to com- brought in an extra run when ploto unassisted double- | an outfield fly was bobbled and erasure and nullify the Jaguar Braga laid down a sacrifice

bunt. threat.

An

f

next

In their last turn at bat, the Athletles loaded the pages with only, one say when L. P. Lam macke a two-bagger to left field, Felix Chan followed suit with one to centre and Y. Z. Yeung dumped a sate bunt,

However, Y. K. Leong filled

centre lo short

for the out second out, and the runner on third was forced at home-plate

COULDN'T SQUEEZĘ ONE Collecting two solta hits through Y.K. Chan ond P.C. Wong in the second, Nam Wah Just could not

squeeze a single run in when the Jaguar infielu clamped down hard and left the two runners stranded futilely at third and second..

seconded Both sides settled, the

lown to leor the third out to spoil what play air-tight ball for three cantos and extra innings

seemed a promising last-inning rally. seemed Imminent by the time

fateful sixth rolled around. Nam Wah then broke the ice

to over things in fine style by socking by loading the sacks out a rolld single, advancing Rabbit Leung and a bunt-hit off to flowing through a liner by second when centrefieldor Luther was walked. Third P.H. Lee's bat. batter in the line-up "Pancho" Free swinging LC. Foon then Gonzales elected to swing stepped up to the plate to clean rather then bunt, and fled out up, but was forced out with an

The two following infield fly-ball, which grounded out to leave Rabbit Leung from third after two potential runs stranded on

the out third and second.

G. E. Taylor captured Ave ["

wickets for 49 runs and J. Leriou Navy hurler. Duvall started their turn at bat, new

three for 30.

The Under 40's were all out

for 181, J. Leriou, contributing 50 runs and G. E. Taylor 35.

F. R. Kerment was the most successful bowler for the Over 40's, capturing six wickets for

31 runs.

OVER 40'

W.il. Colledge, run out C.I. Stapleton, Ramage, b Taylor F.K. Kérmani, ww, b Taylor" N. Hart-Baker, e Taylor, i Leriou B.V. Gitna, at Cowie, b Leriou

F. Howarth, b Leriou

FE. Lawrence, b Taylor

L. Quincey, and b Taylor

9. Ramchand, b Taylor

A.P. Welr, not out

Extra

-Total ̄(for-nine`vkts).

Bowling Analysis

G.E. Taylor

D.G. Coffey

C. Ramage

W.1. Pepperell...

J. Leriou

UNDER 49

Uncle Sam's boys manufac- tured one run on a hilt to centre by Stoffel in the second inning, 14 the runner being brought home when Lefty Warcher's grounder waa bobbled by secondsacker Eddie Loureiro.

scored

Recreio Beat

+

Victorians

By "STICKS”

A very exciting match Y. T. Chan lifted a long fly

took place at the King's Park to left to score another run pool ground when Recreio after the catch, and P. H. Lee met and overwhelmed the got himself trapped in a cut-off Victorians' side in a fast play between third and home for the final out of the inning.

game by four goals to one The Chinese team picked up on Saturday, chother run in the final frame Recreio, considerably .ch- Tho

Braves increased their when burler P. C. Wong plastered couraged by their easy victory icad In the third stanza when the ball to dight for his second over the Gremlins Last week, Correa drew the second of his hit of the day, and was puthed played very confident hockey four walks of the day and came mates bunts,

across home-plate by his team- and outwitted the Victorians in in. on three successive wild

every move. The majority of The Jaguars were unable to the play was around The Tribe added yet

the Vic- the fourth when retaliate in their half of the torlang goalmouth and in about run in Chappie elder's choice after the feet in the wentful seventh | Stella Correa acored a very neat Remedios got on first six but had the fans all on the 5th minute of the match

when Vic Pedruco literally took goal. things into his own

hands by banging out a scorching drive to

M R B- 49

30

3

30

20

3] heuves,

D.G. Coffey, e Stapleton, b Ram-

chand

C.

Ramnge, Howarth, b

Unkor

G.E. Tayler, c Colledge, ↳ Hart-

Enker

3. Lerlou, At Stapleton. b Hart-

laker........

WJ, Cowle, b Kennani

W.. Pepperell. b Kerinani

3. Abban, e Gitties, b Kermani,

R. Moore, not out....

J. Randall, Ibw, by Kerman!

F. Braddel, e (Subsitute), b Ka

mani

C. Egungton, b Kemoni

Total

Dowling Analysis

9. Rameliand

A.P. Weir

N. Ilgrt-Baker F.R. Kermant

another

through two down and walked Beross

when the rubber

Navy chucker Duvall faltered to pass the next

three batters with an unbroken wordsacker Van Langenberg)

distance.

Frankle

The Retroto team ran like left which he stretched into line, led by Terry Noronha, zan clockwork and the forward

circles around the Victorians succession of bad pliches.

The Navy roared back into the then zeroed in on one of P. C. defence. Rito Marques scored plature by the fifth canto when Wong's plow drifiers and noted the next coal with a good run lead-af baller Duvall sent a way apinning ground ball to first gardens for a two-run homer eluded in the Victorians side,

out into the outlets through to the D.

Two new players were in- o which Ivanovich promptly which hauled the badly-scared

trapped but lost in the volumin- South China team back within the left-half and the inside- ous doldis of the uniform draped

right, who scored their only HOLI. on, his linky frame.

Barros received 1 By the time he had dis-to on first when C.M. Tsang In the recond half the Vic- entangled his long nems from his missed the bag on a throw to torians took up the attack, but even longer legs, the runner had Arst, and stole

missed second with

many opportunities of safdly clented the bag. Out plenty to spare. But Lionel scoring, Although Doreen felder Luther then stepped into Sequeira and Derek Smirke Handyside and Jill Peach did

of Chapple Remedios's could not come through with

with trojan work trying to feed the middle-groove pitches and one solitary strokes out a sky-scraping twister them, flying out fomely to and passes were intercepted.

between forwards, but many of bingle to right held which mailed over the inalog, the game and, in- Recreio well deserved their the outfleld fence for a specia-cidentally, all Jaguar hopes for win, and now hold high hopes eular two-run homer.

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The other important match of Carlau Yvanovich shaw organised by the Kowloon

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Throwing all the finer points the Schoolgirls "A" team

the day was the one. between and Cricket Club for the winter amends for his miscue in the

the fielding game to the Doriens sixth Inning when with a no-

White. Again the. winds, both the Merry Madcaps Schoolgiris managed to bring off Miss E. Foyn. A. E. Howkins (ner on base he slammed out e and G. Les beat Mrs P. D. Beert rousing double to right to score

and Frank Poon's Chinese victory of four goals to one.. zen, G. Madar and T. E. Bakeren further Braves run, scurrying Athletics indulged in a hitting It was a very fast game, with *0-10.

FA. Hutchinson, J. 8. Beach, across home-plate himself when game_and_committed numerous both

playing good errors

hectic beat the relay in was fired wild at D. Phillips and F. Goodwin

nightcop hockey. Mrs, flowarth, A. J. Maitland, | third base,

game that anally ended with The cecond 'match on the W. Baker and O. Madur 24-16.

the Caps ahead by 10-8.

King's Park pool ground WIJ Mrs D. J. Wake, D. Symone, E.

Madcaps chucker Kelly Silva- between Gremlins "A" and Netto was touched for nine Dorians Green. who werd while L.P. Lam of beaten by four goals to all, all Chapple CAA allowed an even ten off of which were scored by Marit

Melkle, the Gremlins' inside-lefk

The Braves added an In- P. White and D. L. Edwards beat Burance run in the, last conto H. Gitline, Mira Robertson, E. when Joe Guterres singled and Gifford and J. N. Wong 20-20.

Mike C. Muose, Mrs D. L. Ed. advanced to rearing position on safeties,

routine outs wards, W. Hang Bling beat Mrs Wtwo

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E. Colledge. Mrs Hong Bling, R. s. Remedios then made with the his pitches.

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