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GEMALE

FOUNDS

PRACTICE__OROUND

Д

PUTTING GREEN

Here is

of mup Britain's longest cham- pionship course, Carnous- tie, where the top men in world golf do battle for the Open title in the week beginning July 6.

Carnoustie (7.103 yards) nnd Hoylake (7,078 yards) are the only Championship courses over 7,000 yards. St Andrews Is 6,883 yards. Portmarnock 6,920 and. Royal Birkdale 6,844.

With a staff specially increased for the job, the Carnoustie greenkeepers have been working until ten o'clock every night to get the links in top condition. They were handicapped by #1 long dry spell during which fairways and greens grew bare.

However, recent rains. plus heavy hosing, have made a difference, and the latest report from the "All will be well course when the first ball is struck at 8.30 a.m.

*****Monday."

THE COURSE

on

THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, JULY 2, 1953,

WINNING GCORES

1987 HENRY COTTON 74-72-78-71~290]

1931 TOMMY ARMOUR 23-75+77+71~296)

CARNOUSTIE'S TIGER' COURSE

WELCOME BEN HOGAN!

The Man

Who

Beats

Level Fours At Carnoustie

Will Be The

Champion

By HARRY ANDREW & EDDIE HAMILTON

We welcome Ben Hogan to Carnoustie for Britain's Coronation golf "Open."

We are happy to know that Lloyd Mangrum, Bobby Locke, Roberto de Vicenzo, and the rest of the world stars should be there to challenge him, to make this the finest gathering of golfing talent since the war.

What a battle il should be. Especially in the challenge offered by the greatest "personality" of them all, the Carnoustie course itself-unconquered Carnoustie, on which 70 has never been broken in the Open Championship proper.

Eddle

Like all seaside courses, Car- undermine the confidence of the 1 have just played 34 holes over the niedai course-off the noustie has an abundance of bravest.

too. championship tees,

This gorse and whip ant that long, The 14th ("The Spectacles") was not a tribule to my own tough rough that wraps itselfPerhaps the most thrilling humble abilities, but to those round a club. But both Eddie hole of them all, made so by of the and I are agreed that it does the grand challenge of dollengue Eddie Hamilton.

its second shol, Forty yards abort who won the Scottish Amateur have an individually all

In the of the green is a hill. title there in 1930, and who own.

be teeing will

the Suld up with

twin

deep (very nobly, face of the hill

the after being twice bunkered bunkers (hence

name). athers on Monday, July 6.

chal-With the breeze in your face. We thought you would like the 16th!). There's a

14 needs a stout. heart to go for to know something of how the lenge from the first drive

shaping, of the course is

the carry the lost putt." culties which will

face the But to make a course truly that great, there must be holes that gladiators. Strictly from point of view, we were un- in themselves are both unique lucky to find it a perfect golf- and exciting. And Carnoustie

SSS Yards

1st

1

401

2nd

4

4.12

3rd

4

316

in dey, windless and Jry day.

Ith

430

seemingly

5th

388

hard fairways. It

6th

5

567

like

7th

389

8th

161

9th

183

10th

406

with

11th

368

12th

167

13th

168

14th

473

selves with

However, we cheered

the

thoughi

15th

175

16th

250

17th

454

18th

453

74

7,103

what a wind could do to that fiest hole, and Eddie,

Into

a

ta

dlich

be

to Ha

to

re-

BILL EDRICH GIVES THE TEST SELECTORS A HINT

- 211

AGAINST ESSEX

London, July 1.

Bill Edrich, the Middlesex captain, gave the England Test selectors a hint today with a brilliant innings of 211 against Essex at Lord's.

It was his second consecutive century, his fourth of the season and the 74th of his career.

· Driving with great power, Edrich hit 31 fours. He reached his double cen- tury out of 289 in five hours and three minutes, never showing the uncertainty dls- played by, his colleagues on a pitch made lively by early morning rain, -

At Old Trafford, Manchester. At Guildfordi Surrey 145 61). Warwickshire to bai- where the third Tist will be (James six for 03). Sussex 02 | Reuter. played next week, Neville for three. Roger of Hampshire hit a fine 100 in dive hours and 10 minutes against Lancashire.

Ho mode some brillaal strokes and hit 21 dours. With Jarany Gray, he put on 450 for

At Taunton Yorkshire 198 for seven, Somerset to bat, Rain restricted play.

At Eastbourne: L. Stevens'

für five (two-day mulch).

the first wicket and he followed XI 278 for six declared (Robin- this with another three-figure

son not out 03, Day not out partnership with Cift Walker. 00). Cumbridge University 112

Demond Barrick, the 27-year- old Southamptonshire No. 4 bats- man, helped to pull his team out of serious trouble against Derby- shice with an attractive and forroful 161 not oul.

Two wickets were down for 10 when Barrick Joined Dennis Brookes and this pair put on

72 for the third wicket. Then

BASEBALL

SCORES

New York, July 1. Afternoon baseball results to-

At Chesterfield: Northampton- | day were: shire 338 for four (Barrick not out 101, Davis 60, Reynolds not out B1). Derbyshire to bad,

AMERICAN LEAGUE

New York Dlosion

At Randhurst: Oxford Unl- versity 270 (Marshall 53). The Army 47 for four (two-day Cleveland match).

At Manchester: the

Hampshire 318 for five (Rogers partnership, with Brian 70). Lancashire to bat. by 111 Reynolds for the th

Barrick and Eddie Davis added 155 In 175 minutes for fourth wicket followed

Barrick

played most of his best strokes late and scored mainly in front of the wicket He hit 22 fours.

of o

Making excellent use green pitch, Jim Wood and Ted Jomes of Sussex dismissed Sur- rey in three and a half hours for 145. Surrey would have fared even more moderately but for a brave innings of 40, the highest of his carcer, by their left-arm bowler, Tony Lock.

James, mixing seamers and offbreaks, took six for 03, and Wood, now in his 40th year, claimed three for 54.

CLOSE OF PLAY SCORES

London, July 1. The following were the close

in first

class ot play scores cricket matches played today:

but.

Henley Royal

Regatta

on'

་

Detroit

150, Gray St. Louis

Chiengo

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SPORTRAIT

"Just trying to attract a ∙little of the attention

away from Wimbledon

London Express Harvice,

Turpin v. Olson At Madison Square Garden?

New York, June 30. The proposed middleweight title fight between Britain's Randolph Turpin and Carl (Bobo) Olson

may be fought Indoors in Madison Square gar- Eden, in late August, It was sug-

today sented

by Jim Norris,

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At Nottingham: Glamorgan 254 for Alve (Emrys Davis 54, Clift not out 111. Wooller 62). Pittsburgh Nottinghamshire to bat.

New York

At Worcester: Worcestershire Milwaukee

(Kenyon 100, Out- Cincinnati 322 for nix schoorn 100, Devereux not out

United Press.

e President of the International

Boxing Club.

Norris, anxious

lo

not the fight sealed and signed, discuss-

ed terms and details with Sid

| Flaherty, who in San Francisco said he would have an answer

In a couple of days.

Norris said Olson was offered 30 per cent of the net receipts plus the same percentage for any other extra like television, theatre television or alms, Tur 9 pin has agreed to the same per-

centage. Reuter.

Royal H.K. Defence

Force

Range.

Orders

Dreen;

Deret leaves Sailsbury Road at 1.43 pan. | Sunday, July 11-"D" Flight—HCAAF Honger -- D 4,00 Transport leaves Salisbury Road at 8.45 am.

Hongkong Auxiliary Air Force Dizelstina Stand

20. Serlat No.

Orders by Miniature C. P.

Vaughan, OVETAILS. Lieut-Colonel

Commandant, Royal DSO, Hongkong Defence Force. Dated June 30, 1933.

•

Force Headquarters

the

Clean

Down. The Plotters) Will 11KWAAF (Fighter starut down from training during the (month of July,

Discipline-Bepot Training. -- No. z

10 A. B, C Watches HQ RIKDF

Hongkong WAAC Training-All personnel parade 11Q RHICDE.30 pm. Monday, July a 1953. Dress: Uniform. Bignals. Field

for HELE Satur

tion of Clerks section.

(Sgd) E. Holmes-Brown, Capt.,

for Lieut-Co).. Commandant, R.H.K.D.F..

STOCK

JUST ARRIVED!

York

At Lord's: Middlesex 343 for eight (W. Edrich 211). Essex to Depot Training July 5-19, 1931

The new Depot colline will com- mence on July 13. 1963. All per- i day, July 11, fo33. Dress Uniform, mence training on Sunday, July 5. Jannet awaiting training are to re- : Coska. No parade Tüürsday, July 9, 1043. All personnel attending the port to the main stores leadquarters 1933.. Stores, No parade Thursday, 1 course will report to HKDF lead-Happy Valley before July 11, 1933 to July 9, 1933. First Aid. Parade HQ

draw shoes, quarters at 8.30 a... for instrug-

overallu, beret and HKDF, 6.30 pm. Tuesday, July 7. 1953. Drem: Uniform. Clerks. Parado tions and squadding. Transport will badge, leave Murray Parade Ground to Trade Training-Clerks P‚A. Tues•| HQ RIIKUF, 5.30 p.m. Thursday, day, July 7-14 maker-6.30 p.m. July 9, 1953. Report DROMS Paillips. convey personnel to 19 at Ba.m.

Transport leaves Srt F. de S. Otorio, H.K. Regt will

Murray Parade Abooling. Report 1 NIKDF, 5.30 Ground at 5.30 pm. | supervise

Clerk G.P. p.m. Wednesday, July 8, 1933. Dress: the movement of this Tuesday, July 7-HQ RHKDF-6.30 Overalls. Hockey. Team members i transport.

p.in. Transport leaves alurray Parade report to Police Grouni, Boundary In! Unit 1 Parade Tuesday. Ground at 3.30 pun. Auxiliary Police. Street. Kowloon, 8.45 pm FHODY, The 17th and 18th These

July 7, 1933, 5.39 p.m. HQ NÜKDE. Tuesday, July 1–No. 3 RAF Police July 10, 1953. Dersa: Sports Kit. 7th Lecture New Cuurne. Drom: two. thould always be linked.

District-3.30 p.in. Transport leaves Archery. Team members report to Plain clother Recce Pi: Parade Sturray Parade Ground at 230 pm, ito nikDF. Tuesday, July pag. Both are 150-yarders. In both Henley on Thames, July 1.

Dress: Sports Ki Exercise "Able", you have the Barry Burn as

Four scullers from the Thursday, July 9, 1953, Wongnelf.T. Drivers, Sunday, July 17-AF

thong Gap. Ipt will leave MPG Kal Tak - 0 a.m. Transport, leaves Ail personnel taking part in this from tee with has them in abundance. Eddie constant_threat

Continent qualified for the 5.30 p.m. PracUcal Demonstration | Salisbury Rond at 845 a.m. A.T.C. exercise will embark on transport at on Patrol Movement & Camouflage. | Flight. Frálny, July 16-Link Trainer MPG, 1.20 p.m. Thursday, July 8, ingly endless run on

the and I argued it out, until we green. Together, they present

Drem: Over- that su seldom had decided

six as frightening a finish as was quarter-finals of the coveted Dress: Overalls. W/E Exercise Fri-Kai Tak-5.15 pan, Transport leaves 1993 for HQ RHKDF. these

Salisbury Road at 5.45 pan. Equip- allt, beret, rubber shoes til dry weas tr be called | ever offered were worthy

potential Diamond Sculls

the day and Sunday, July 10 & 12, 1833.

iment Assistants, Saturday, July 4- | thert, hard shoes (If wet weather), 1 that!

Details will be issued by CO at n (Ask champion.

poor Jose pre-great" in any company,

HKAAF Hangar-Duly Storemen ar We could not recall a

water bottle (Blled), Note; All even- day of Henley later date. Dress: As detailed.

detalled-2 p. Transport leaves lng parade on Thursday, July 9, 1959 Abery Battery, Fd Gunnery vious occasion on which

the The 6th called

Gene Jurado, who had the "Open" in opening

Tp: Parade HQ RHKDF Happy Vai-Salisbury, Read at 1.45 p.m. Sunday, have been cancelled with the excep- threer pocket until he finished 6,5 Royal Regatta.. 401-yard rst hole was trans-Surazen: "The greatest

July 5—HIKAAF Hangar-Duly Store- ley Friday, July 10. 1053, 5.30 p.m. the world."

title 507 to lose the 1031

ត by formed into a drive and a filek thotter in

mon as detailed-9 a.m. Transport andi Dress! As detolled. C&I Tp Pa- They are H. Steenacker

leaves Salisbury Hoad at 0.65 b.m. number eight (for Ed-yards long

with an out of stroke)

J. van

Nursing Orderlies Wednesday, July The burn

Stichel, Belgium, R.rade MPG 5.30 p.m. Monday, July die!).

Said he: "I hat

hate to think bounds fence along its whole

crosses and

3- Windsor House — 5.10 p.m. — De crosses- both fairways,

asking

-Tugs- von Mesdag, Holland, and P. 13. Dress: Flain clothes.

Ramler. Fighter-Controllers, where Vicenzo would have length on the left Two bun-

Meyer, Switzerland,

*** Hongkong "Kettment

Oloer of

day, July 30~9.0.R.6 p.m. Tuça. Dulles-Orderly kert in the centre fairway that for perfect judgment in plac been off that tee

A fifth sculler from overseas, Weck-L P.J. McNamars. Next day, July 7-S.O.R.4 p.m. Radar our defy you to carry them off the ing. And, of course, the last

Sunday, July 6 — "A" Operators. 7.W. Kirk. R. George, Belgium had a bye. for duty-L

Orderly Watch Radar Station -8.30 am- The of

good drive is hote has the additional threat "tiger" tee.

Also

the winners was Sergeant of the Week-Sat Yu Fook among

(Full Day). Transport leaves Sall to the right-and then you dis of out of bounds on the left.

bury Road at 8.30 am, Fritay, July Eddle and I have

Tony Fox, the British Olympic Bang Next for duty-Sgt R.J.G. a small rather cover you have to go left with

Hibeiro to avoid

representative.

Training Coy-Tuesday, July wager about the winning total.

5.30 p.m. Transport leaves Murray ghoulishly, recalled the case of your second

Bad weather which marred 1933. Selection al Fire Poana.

Parade Ground at 6.30 pan. Monday, up the unfortunate who feed

Having completed these pre- He says anybody with 285 or

the early heats

B. Tuesday 7. Wednesday B, Thursday this morning Fire Control. RV 3.15 p.m. at MPG in the qualifying round, pull-liminaries you are faced with better: I say 288 or better. We

for Magazine Gap. Drew: cleared later and a huge crowd fatigue. Life kings. Coy-Man Wednesday 15 and Thursday, July 16 5. Friday 10. Monday 13, Tuesday H. ed his first three trives

both think the one-round cham- Whird shot that might

watched the rowing.

day, July 4, 1953, Fire Control. IV

—A, B, C Watches - As detailed. the Barry Burn, tore up his anything from a No. 3 iron to plonship record will be broken.

5.15 p.m. at MPG for Wongnelchand Trade Test-Redar Blations-8 a.m.- You want to know how Ed- pitch. (In the last Scottish unmarked card, and remarked

(Half Day). Transport leaves Star Gap. Dress: Clean fatigue, & PI CU sadly: "It was a nice cham-Amateur Championship at Car- die and I got on? Well, Eddie

Ferry at 0.13. a.m. - Wireless Opera: Coy)-Week end July 11/12, 30532 Tine LMG Classification. RV lors. Wednesday, July B-Q RHKDF pionship!"

noustic, average figure for this was 74....!

Hongkong-Blake Pier 145 pm, or 8.45 p.m. Transport leaves Murray RECURRING FEATURE hole was just over 7!)

Saturday, July 11 for Stonecutters Parade Ground at 6.30 pm. Ground- Thursday, July 9 — “A” and That came Barry Burn is, of

"SOUTHWARD HO!"

island. Kowloon-Folloe Fler 2 p.in. crew. 74, compared to a cham-

dat course, a constantly recurring

cutters Island. Dress: Battle Order Transport legyen, Salisbury Road KCC Wins The

on Saturday, July 11 for Stone-3 Fight-HAAT Hangor-6 p.in. The 12th (Southward The feature of Carnoustie, cropping plonship par of 70.

less steel helmets, berely Flight IKAAF Hungar pan. changed hands four times.

8.45 p.m. Saturday, July 11- "A" a long

Steenacker missed a stroke ajungle hats in haversack. "C' championship course is 102 up no fewer than five times in-407 yards needing

1933. Mov. Bee Transport leaves Salisbury Road at First Liberation hundred metres from the finish. Tuesday, July 7

at 1.45 pm. Sunday, July 12-"B" Flight yards longer than off normal the last two holes alene. Add carry of the lee and demand-

ditching a super-accurate Jockie's Burn, and he

Clean IAAF Hangar- am. Transport yielding the lead to Schutt, but fins. Sig. RV 6.15 p.m.

Dress: medal ices.

that guards the approaches to with wood through the

Shield Match

the latter steered off course and fatigue, de dings. 1 Coy-Wed-leaves Salisbury fond at 5.45 pan. hit a wooden the 6th, and you can appreciate high mounts that guard

boom under the nesday, July 5, 1993. Cam demon Flying Programme Thursday, July

Pilala Ground lecture The Burnside Course, on the feelings of the compellor Kreen. A true

tration, RV 8.15 p.m. at MPG for AB Despite occasional

light Judges' box.

Order (steel Murray Parade Ground at 0.45 p.m. which one qualifying round who sat in the clubhouse, head this.

This let Steenacker through Wongnelchont Gap, Dress: Demon-CDF p.m. Transport leaves "The 18th ("The Whins") showers of rain,

the first of to win by

three feet in 8 helmets carried). Nemainder-WT Saturday, July, 11-"A" Flight -

|HKAAF | Hangar-2 p.m. Transport will be played, is 6,386 yards in hands.

the annual

Pl-Tuesday, minutes 0 seconds. Asked what was wrong, be 188 yards to an American-type three matches in

Order. R Coy si

Ex. V 5.15 long, with # standard

"This course target green, sloping sharply lawn bowls tournament for the replied acridly:

THAMES CUP

July 7, 1083. Ws n scratch score of 72.

p.m. at MPG, Dress: Clean fatigue the towards the back. To be past Liberation Shield between the has given me water on

The two American eights, Mari-Tuesday, July 1, 1933. MG that Kowloon Cricket Club and the brain." He'll And a lot of sym-the pin and faced with

Princeton University and Kent Tr#. RV 8.13 p.m. at MPG for 11Q. downhill putt is enough to Kowloon Bowling Green Club, pathisers in "Open" week!

their heats in the Dress: Cloan augue. Mor Pl-Tues off at was played

the KCC College, won

Thames Cup and went a stage day, July 7, 13. Mer Trg. RV 5.15 yesterday.

fatigue, MT TI-Wednesday, July At the end of the day KCC nearer to keeping the trophy in P.. at MPG for 12. Dress: Clean

the United States.

8, 1957. 1 SecVel Maint. 2 Sec- emerged victors, with a lend of Kent school were given ac Engine & Foult anding. 3 Sec 22 points ahead of their rivals, shock by

Dvr Instr. V 8.15 p.m. at MPG for Trinity College, H. Dress: Clean fatigue. MIT PI- who scored a total of 140,

Dublin, who led them by a third Thursday, July 9, 1953. Dve Insit The results (KCC players of a length at one stage, but the BV 5.15 9.m. at MPG for HQ. Dress named frei) were:

ans reached 40 strakses at Overalls. Int See & Halpers-West- AC-Tribble, G.-Lec, W.-

Americans times and took command to win day, July 1, 1953. Att to SA P

until further notice Med See Marshallsay. M. N. Rakusen lost

ath

Turday, July 7, 1960, SB Course. to L. Gaddi,

112. The

Germany 8.14 p.m. at MPG for Howarth, J. McKelvie, 24-25,

Dress: Clean fatigue. Asit Par P- Russelsheim, Tuesday, July 1953. Lecture, Rv crew, W. Baker, L. Bones, J. Chubb,

had an

victory over 5.13 p.m. at MPG for HQ Dresst casy

fl-Wednesday. London's King's College. They Clean fatigue, 98

July 8, 1963. Wpa Trg revision (All will now meet Princeton who I wons) RV 5.13 p.m. at MPG. today

beat Baillol College, Dress Overalls, belts, bereta, rifle Oxford, in the fast time of 6 stings.

Itome Goard minutes 57 seconds five seconds

Training. Parece 11Q NIKDP faster than the Germans' time.-- | Thursday July 8, 1953. 6.30 p.m. Rcuter.

Tot will leave MPG 4.13

Standard scratch score is

Canadian "Open"

Hot)

second

two

golter's hole,

the

Champion Loses INTERPORT MATCH WITH

To Jean Donald MACAO FOR “B” DIVISION

Formby, Lancashire,

July L

Marlene Stewart, 19-year- old Canadian Champion, who recently won the British Women's Golf Champion ship, was beaten today dur- ing the women's Common- wealth Tournament on the Formby Links here.

the Cana- She was leading dian team against Britain and lost to Jean Donald of Scotland by two. and one. Miss Donald, for the who was level fours matchi, thus had

partial re

she the defeat venge for sustained at the hands of the Canadian in the semi-final of the

LEAGUE TENNIS PLAYERS

(London Express Service)

An official Interport Tennis match sponsored by Club Civil Macao and the Hongkong Lawn Tennis Association between the champions of Macao and the best "B" League. players of Hongkong will take place at Macao on Satur- day, October 3, and Sunday, October 4.

Hongkong's

For

Two of the continental scul- lers put up the greatest thrill of the day, In the last 200 metres of the Diamond Sculls heat between Steenacker and G.

Schutt of Saarbrucken, the lead

I. Scott. F. by one

T. Baker lost to A. Jainer, C. Rouncafell, P. Kennedy, W. WI-

son, 12-23.

Symon, S.A. Gray, W. Cowie, F. O. Madar brat LC Parker, G.

Hill. F. S. Leddril, representatives; Roch Llang (Kowloon Tong), F. R. Robertson. 23-10.

A. J. Maitland, F. Hutchison. will be selected by the HKLTA Poon, L. C. Lee (SCAA), Les Interport Selection Committee, King-fan, Thomas Lo (HKU), A. Campbell, J. S. Landelt lest T. Sto 3. Dowhurst, G. Gordon, F. composed of Mrs P. J. Rawling, Chung Wing-kwong,

E. P. While, S. Rachand. the Hon. M. W. Lo and Messrs Cheng (Urban C.), Choy Tin-Francis, G. Nonman. 17-18, A. S. Augustad, Lee Wal-tong kin, Cheung Chow (CRC). and J, D. Mackie,

the Lodles exhibition M. J. Divecha, F. It. Kermani Three Men's Singles and two matches, Hongkong's probables lost to C. Greaves, T. Kavanagh, Men's Doubles matches will be are Mrs Gelz (LRC), Mrs M. Tindal, M. Purvis, 20-31.

H: Prizes, D. L. Edwards, D, Phillips, J. A. Tibble beat G. played in the Official Interport, Ramchand (CCC), Mrs E, Tsok

three Mixed and Mrs A. Choy (CRC).

Volckart, A. Buckmapan, together with

exhibition matches,

A rclu match along the Dinnow, J. Crighton, 24-13. British Championship last week. Macno will be represented by same lines will be played in 3. Tang, W. Hilchina, J. N.

In singles and foursomes, the

brothers, Messrs Hongkong some time in Decem Wang, W. Hong-Sling beat E. Britain and Canada Anished Canavarro Jr., H. Rodrigues, ber. The HKLTA hopes that Baker, Clomo, H. Shickis, W. level with thres wins to each Wai Chung and others.

this Interport will be an n McCall, 24-18.

J. G. Robertson, G. Madar, R. probables aro Nnual affair so that it will give Bido and one game halved. Hongkong Meanwhile a team of British Cook (USRC), E. Saubolle, S. further Incentive to players Capell, C. Thompson beat W.

tha "B" Leonard, G. Mackrich, R. Mor Junilors beat Now Zealand by Saul (LRC), Kenneth Lo, A. 5, participating In

rison, A. Eastman, 28-17. "four gribe to three-Reuter. Augustad (KCC), Kho Sin-wal,Division League,

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