1953-10-26 — Page 7

THE CHINA MAIL MONDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1958.

HORSE OF THE YEAR SHOW

BRAVES WIN RIP-ROARING CONTEST, BUT THE GOBS HAVE REASON TO PROTEST Says "SNOOPER"

Supporters of Ed Carvalho's champion Braves trooped happily home fron King's Park yesterday after their favourite team had snatched dramatic 3 to 2 nine-inning-game victory from Bill Williams' USS Orca in one of the most exciting softball clashes seen locally.

The many diamond enthusiasts who were privik-red to witness this rip- roaring contest would say that the Orca were robbed. The victory was the Braves' fourth in a row, but it was not in very entisfactory one and the game was played under protest.

the

thereby

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cansung

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who

Serend basenien Wille Woo's The protest was lodged 13 in Spikey Guterres whore wat

reach auto bunt enabled Liang to yesterday the Oren ugainst manager Car-mance

Backer and then third valha's coming on the stel when that of left-helter Chaves and third

play.right-fielder Buji Dhabher. He Wally Ma's triple scored Llang war also seen in great form at and Wos in that order. Centre- to be scored by Braves centre-bat, securing an important in elder S. S. Hsu slammed Lau's score Wally nekler Suiker Guterres

held hit in the vitul seventh and pitch to third to

Ma for the Pandas' third run. a two-bugger in the ninth,

in stole hame from second base to

The Pandas forged ahead Big men in the Braves' bat- fle the game in the seventh.

Blue-up yesterday were the third stanza för 5-0. Liang's ing

Dhather and "Chapple" was muffed by Shartstop Reinerius who had two in four 1.C. Poon and was advanced to

[Tort and Fronkte Curren, second by a hit Junior Remedios and Carlos held by Cheng. Yvanovich, she wech,

A

right-felder fumble by The Braves' hitters settled Y. F.

and Chan enabled Llang down to wear town Willingham, Cheng to reach third and

nore recond respectively.

Oren pitcher perform on the

At this eructal juncture of the game, the gobs were in front by 1-0 and it appeared that they were hea

headed for a truly-deservisi triumph.

top of the

reventh. In the Spikey Guterres got an inbeld hit and the excited unlockers tow

first.

which innie the gome him scumpering safely interestingt, it so well did the

Guterres

Was

clot

as

to right-field

stole

A hit by Willie Woo and 熊 South China's wild pitch by then advancedunt that the Beaver hits had w.K. Kan paved the way

for to second by Chapple Remedios tile effect. The Braves then Lhing to were, S.S. Isu then on a suerite ant to nest. Be switched to hit - and - bunt

alled out medios was called out by base-ineties.

201203 F. Cheng umpire Jimmy Herrick,

about Manuel home for the fifth run, No one could deny the whois- Guteine?

ifisplay

Afar three more runs in the third hearted endeavour of manubacka: when he replaced Junior fourth canto f: an 8- rad, the Carvalho to argue with Herrick Reme on, who moved to short- Pandas slow decline and South and while Carvalho, Herrick. stops

were the Oren's

was dispelled by his vastly China's improvement baseming

features Walke

i r :t of the Mayes, who held the ball, and

10 Braves' innings. of both teams players

The. Jock

not lively entrangled it a heated

enough to prevent the spectators

and Remedios and from leaving

Those who stayed behind raw more of the South China playera in ection, despite occasional flashes of brilliance by the Pandas.

REVON

were

improved form,

Absentees from yourday

wers

argus Brown, Kelly Silva-Neto, Elite ment. the best part of the plaLoureico, Carlos

Guterres "Dee" Guterres, ignored by

came

okey"

state home

the Orea

s

players,

Shouts of "Into

Interference!" from

IN

GREAT DANGER The Braves whining sequence was in great danger-it was

the Oren camp, ponctuated by their fourth straight yesterday another burst of shouts of "Play but the incident' saved it. Ball!" from the Braves' centres

With Spikey Guterres at first, marked the 18-minute delay at Bill Williams protested and the Coppie temedios inant to first was the turning point, Guterres home when the

stopped play Robs

Carvalho TRARY t th to augue with Herrick

wher called Remedios

umpires went into huudelle. Imanaged to sneak

Alany

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the

that Commented የነገረኝ

gobber, Of they were. Art writer will add that should the

course

Orca's protest

after

came on

out.

When the Orca lealed the bries

be overrated, Guterres important man tied the will be even more unfortunate.

One has to admire the grime.

the will determination and

<l the gous to hold out against the the botton champion

but

Mim on

ات

of

the

gaine

WAS

efforts to reduce the gap jut The Curolmers made spirited

found the Pandas too clever for them. It was the Primiss' scennu victory to date,

Pandas:

R303

33 000 = 8 runs, ' I 2010 0003 bits. South China:

1 1 0 0 1 0 0 2 runs.

R01102127 hits.

The teams, Pandas:-Pitcher-Jackle Wal:

Chan.

2nd base

of the seventh, Catcher-Raymond Tsao; thernet was a fever pitch, buse-Harold Ong: Braves, against

bases were Bob Hinit.') Willie Woo; 3rn bose-Wally Ma; champlons who were pre-game wille Mayes and Donald Cham-Shortstop-Y.S. Liang: Left- favourites. The Braves won,

{field-F. bens,

Cheng: Centre-fleld- was only beemise of, this

With twn sway, Leray Kings-is.s. Iisu; Right-feld-P.H. incident.

(bury" long fly right into the glove | Chan. The Champions were rubdued for Dhalher wiped out the threat. South China;-Pitcher-Dick throughout.

The gome WHS

The loves pulled out their

Catcher-S.C. Lau;

Wong; ist fought out at a terrific pace whining move in the ninth. With

Ng: 2nd base- base-C.W. and was so full of thrills that Manuel Guterres nid Dick

W.K. Kon; 3rd hase-Y.K. minutes went like seconds.

Chaves

first and second

Poon; It was a grim struggle featured ¦ respectively,

a two-bagger by Chan: Shortstop-L.C.

Left-field-K.F. Chan; Centro- by tight folding. The Braves Spikey Guterres sent them herne outhit the gubs but failed to for two winning runs, to put the fleld-P.N. Wong; Right-field exploit advantages to the full grme on Ice. They collected six hits from The victory ok the Braves

REXES' GOOD SHOW pitcher Ray Willingham in the could be endured by the gobs seven-inning play added with a smile, but no honest sup- Jindoo Hussain's mighty Salmia porter of the champion Braves Moundsman Chapple Remedios could gain any real satisfaction scored a 2-0 victory over the Rexes, Stro: "B" Champions las started off

off slukily to issue a few from such a victory, Luck was year, ki a game featured by the

_and_only_ylelded Orca_did not have.. -progressed,

promated Rexes squad.

and

two more in the ninth.

Y.F. Chan.

Tonen, ridden by Miss Pat Smythe, jumps one of the obstacles in the Over- ture Stakes at the Horse of the Year show at Harringay-Express Photo,

SATURDAY'S RUGGER

Navy Team Puts Up A Promising Show

By "PAK LO"

Saturday afternoon produced no surprises, but some very good and interest- ing games, particularly that between the Army and the Navy, The Army won by 13 points to 9, and no one there would have been really surprised had the score been reversed.

The Navy attacked from the 'start, and eventually secred from a penalty, This score against them seemed to vitalise the Army three-quarters who at last got properly under way, and sent Gerrard over, after a fine long solo run, which was, as expected, converted by Hoskins, the Army full back,

Gerrard can safely be anfd to | nothing be one of the finest players in respect. the Colony, and one of the best

on view on Saturday. Hoskins, as usual, also shone, and his kleking and his clearing were a delight to watch.

*Page 7

SHIRAI A 60-40 FAVOURITE TO RETAIN TITLE

Tokyo, Oct. 25.

Both the managers of World Flyweight Champion Yoshio Shirni and challenger and former tilleholder Terry Allen today were confident of victory in next Tuesday's Championship fight here,

A crowd of more than 20,000 is expected to see the bout to be held in an outdoor ring in the Koruen baseball stadium.

Japanes: sports writers-mean- ; his been here now for five while continued to pick Shtra), | wecke

making his third defence of his Indications wore that Shirai. crown which he captured from was a 60 to 40 favourits, but no Dado Marino in 1052, as the betting odds are available bo- winner over the Bettisher who cause here is no open betting

on fights in Japan.

Turpin Must

Be Snapped Out plan was in

Of His Apathy

Dr Alvin Cahn, American manager of Shiral, told the United Press fociny the Cham- "vary, very fine shape and mentally perfect."

"I'm confident Shirai will win, but I

refuso

make any predictions whether ho fight will go the full distance whether it will end sooner by a Imockout," Dr Chan said,

ما

JAPANESE JUDGES

manager,

30

London, Oct. 28. Randolph Turpin, British and: former world middleweight title bolder, who was beaten in New York for the world title by Hawalian Carl "Bobo" Olson

Is

inished as Jast

Wednesday, Is

Allen's

Jerry Aghter unless somebody can be Sharpe, said, "I'm confident we found to "snap him out of his will win, given any fair break. apathy," according to Mick By that I menn Terry will fight Gavin, who was one of Turpin's with three Japanese

Judges," seconds during the Olson fight Sharpe said he thought the re- force or at least one of the judges could have been selected from within the U.S.

security, forces personnel Here.

He said Allen was in "very good" shape and has had 30 rounds of sparring.

Gavin, who arrived here to day from New York, said that Turpin needed to be brought to his senses again. He said that, even during the fight when he tried to find out what was wrong with Turpin's display, the only answer

he go! was

up

Gavin

Japanese sports writers gen- "I'm federally said Shiral, taller by several inches, had a great ad-

in

and that he

of the

sold that Turpin, on vantage in reach form, could easily have stopped was the harder hitter Olson, who was not in the same | 1wo.-United Press, class as "Sugar" Ray Robinson, who was beaten by Turpin London for the world title.

But, unless Turpin's mental attitude changed, he added, the British Champion was finished. -France-Presse.

CZECHS QUALIFY

FOR WORLD CUP FINAL

r

NOTICE

THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB Draft Programmes

..

and

Entry Forms for the 3rd Race Miceting 1963/1964 to be held on Saturday 7th and Monday 9th November, 1953, (weather permitting) may be obtained Vienna, Oct. 25, at the Secretary's Czechoslovakia beat Rumania Alexandra House; the Club Omlee, by one goal to all in Bucharest House, Happy Valley; and of the World Soccer Cup com- the today to qualify for the Ллаlѕ

Stables, Shan Kwong Switzerland petition

next Road. June,

was reported here. both at this point and through- ty kicking across instead of A goal in the first half won Entries close at 12 o'clock

Czechoslovakia the match NOON Czechoslovakla, who had pre- October, 1953.

beaten only viously

Prague and Bulgaria in Sofa, thus made

certain of topping group eight in the qualifying competition.

can be done In this hope of finding A satisfactory

combination. At half time the reure stood

The Club "B" term, which lost at 5 to 3, and no one would have narrowly by 11 points to 12 to dared at this stage to forecast 27th HAA, RA, are steadily im-

the Inter-proving in the earns and line After the outcome. vat the Navy again attacked and outs but must receive better sup- The weakness in the Navy from a miskick who was port from their threes. The Jalter team was the usual one-that of backing up dy

well must zum sizuighter and should the players not having enough

the out the rest of the game, scored directly ahead. practice together, and as

The 27th must find some more Strength of the team depends on Smith himself took the kick but the number of ships in port failed to convert, thus leaving weight for their serum,

cnce did they get the ball back the score at Navy 6 Army 5.

However, this state of affairs from the set scrums, and mud Ozorio; 3rd bare-Benny was coon

coon rectised

by Gerrard teach their second tow to hollow Ozorio, who scored, and Hoskins once the banks.

From Omar; Shortstop-Art

the touchline their Sherry Bucks; Left-field-Show-more converted, Previous to this boat Ali; Centre-field-George Hoskins had converted a penalty second row recebled a row of Saunders; Right-feki Bimbi

given for an off side infringemelt, so well wore their backs Ablong. Salleh.

ment, so the score now stood at bert

As a result of this they could Rexts

do nothing against, the strong Dallah; Rees now gave a base hibition of dribbling for nearly and steady shove of the Club team, thus causing their threes Is-far out to offer the kicker much

of the game, and so It Anished with Army 13 Navy 0.

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mail; Catcher-O.K. 1st base-A. Ditta; 2nd sumbhoy

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Tuesday

By Order of the Stewards, H. MISA,

Secretary.

27th

THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB THIRD RACE MEETING

.

(To be held under the Rules of the Hong Kong Jockey Club).

walks but improved as the game the only thing which the USS allant performance of the newly-Y. Tipe; 3rd base-A.L. Cas-forty yards and scored, but too much hard work in order to Saturday, 7th November & Monday, 9th Novambor, 1953. three hits in the nine-Inning It is suggested that the game The Rexes thriller which was a good per-be relayed and I would do the straightforward gane in which | Right-Bold-A. ̈ D. Rolikha chance. This was-the-last-score 1.891 possession of the ball.

played

& vigorous muil Lefteristop-A. G.

and directners were the sound asses, plus some

Bux

SENIOR "B GAMES

that ago, recalled

Encouraged by their over whelming triumph over

韭 Hongkong University weelt Silva's

the

formance.

Hongkong Softball Association a The Oren's Infielders in 11 lot of good should they fix this

Willle Stell,

Mayes,

Hill replay on

a Sunday afternoon teamwork in contrast to the un- Williams and Leroy Kingsbury to raise funds for the cover a impressive display of the Saints moved more sinarily than in stands, The writer believes a

ойт

Jast week. in Ray Willingham and Ralph capacity crow Kvidlern necomplished a repent performance. They dild some USS Grea:-

Both sides attacked well, and the fact that most of the netion Delawares look place between the two 25- whipped Bob Suzman's Ameri-yard lines will give some idea

In the other encounter, Fred Diesta's PI Dodgers trimmed Jimmy Herrick's Pandos by 10 4.

their Come against the Pardias return tussle between the Braves fumbling and nervousness con- while the battery and the USS Orea will draw a tributed to the Rexes' downfall

crowd.

in their match against Frank The score:--

Poon's Chinese Athletic Associa- tion last week.

Yesterday they held the Saints to three scoreless Innings and looked likely

the to chleve

The Americans, who stood firm well-nigh Impossible. It

was at the early stages of the game only the brilliant batting of wildly Jack Carvalho doing mound

Great

contest

work In the

"the gruelling R R010 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 runs

H0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 = 3 hits

Outfielders Donald Chambers, Braves:— Bob Hall and Jim Linville were obviously finding their feet and took no chances. Chambers, al left hold, was particularly im- pressive.

the

THREE-BAGGER

Prominent nt bat were

sbury

George Saunders and the pitch-work, wilted under pressure.

that saved John Heidemann took over

Benita

Colleens

caine

Remedios were given a rude shock by South China and barely 03

through by 3 to 2 in

siden.

the

IN CONTRAST

However with the weaknessow on both sides, this resulted in a very evenly matched game,

In contrast to this battle, thelley, Dali". Ingles, Baird,

gamo

from the Police,

rather Was

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THE TEAMS CLUB:-Kirkwood, Layton,

Petrie, Dillworth, Cole Watson, MacCrae, Craig, cans 23 to 10 in the feature of the excellent deferce by both Leader

Barker, Farquharson, Douglas, Senlor "B tussle on Saturday.

Kilvert, Hargroves Laville. Definitely, this was one of the POLICE: - McDonnell, Mc- best games of the season so far, Niyen Scott, Brown, Nash, and if the Navy can keep the Woodhouse, Lelllot Ferry, Russel, some team and provide them Gunstone, Harris, Long, Bryan, with

more

practice together Carpenter, Kent.

Admirsion Badges at $10.00 cach per day are cbtainable ARMY: -- RO 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 2 3 runs

they should do well this year.

Hoskins, Thomas, through the Secretary on the written or personal introduction of The Army seems to be cettling Sleveright. J028 hits

Gerrard,

Reep, a Member, such member to be responsible for all visitors intro- down well, are with one or two Brentford, O. Jones Daniel, Eve, duced by him, The teams:-

minor changes will have one of R. Jones, Farthing, Gibson,. Braves: Pitcher-Chapple Re-ing of Vie Pedruco

Tins will be obtainable at the Club House if ordered in moun! duties in the fourth and Catcher-Frankie Cor- the day for the Saints.

strongest teams in the Ferry, Whitehead, Gunton. medios:

advance from the No. 1 Boy (Tel. 72811). tooked uncomfortable. Between Colony. Saunders was credited with

NAVY: Crosbie, Birch, rea; 1st base-Carlos Yvanovich;

NO CHILDREN will be admitted to the Club's premises during Soames, Davies, Harris, Smith, With defeat storing them in 2nd base-Hank Killeen; 3rd sizzling ilner to shortstop and a them the Delawares collected no

Ellis, Stevan Owen, Rees, Wike the meeting. For this purpose a Child le a person under the age face 11 the ninth,

Guterres; Short two-bagger to head the list of fewer than 15 hite. BBI base-Manuel

Pitcher

GOGO

Santos. who

Jones, Hall, Cooke, of seventeen years, Western standard. Willams had other ideas and ils stop-Junior Remedios:

vicided eight hits, received The Saints were disturbed by

CLUB

Kirk- Bell, three-bouger, the ball soaring neid-Dick Chaves; Contre-held-prominent hitters in the game,

Spencer, patrick, high Jn the sunshine and sailing Spikey Guterres; Right-field-the poor show in the first throw staunch support from his team- previous

martes. Highlight of the game was lacking in Interest as the Club Daniel, Roberts innings and in the fourth it was

Rankin, Plak, over right-Belier Buji Dhabher's Buji Dhubher.

were never in any great danger Flaxmnun, Leighton, Steven, Phil- the Gate." D USH Orca:---Pitcher-Ray Wil- found necessary to make

the home run of S. Sequeira, Isead and over the fence yonder,

Kvi- slight reshuffle,

LADIES' LEAGUE

lipson, Richardson, Kunstil. circw rounds of applause from Ingham; Cutcher-Ralph

This was a pity for the Club, 2nd Igmar Ericksen, who Was

27TH HAA, RA: — Glover, the fans. It was the best hit of dera; 1st base-Bill Stell;

base-Willic Mayes; 3rd basó-| posted at

left-field, WBS 13- the afternoon's play.

who are in need of some strong Irving, Miller, Haigh, Davies, iso Bill Williams; Shortstop-Leroy signed to hig

regular job

opposition as they are expecting Davies Turner, Whitehead, the Cercle Sportif Salgennels on Owens, Veitch, James, Green, Left-Bold-Donald catcher, Art Ozerio was moved

their Interport visit on Novem-Jarvis, Lewis, Poole. Centre-field-Bob from shortstop to second base, exciting and close game.

ber

are by no means sutis- Sherry Bucks to shortstop,

and player Outstanding

WOS fied with their The gobs put everything they

L.S. Showboat Ali to left-feld, and pitcher

Yim of South and rightly sof

present team, LOPSIDED GAME

The ad into the game-swift moves.

Salleh replaced Bimbi Ablong China who held the favoured

pack muat Jackie Wel's Pandas trouneed

back up

much Laster at right-field.

in the spectacular running and above

Chev Trol's South China by 8

Colleens to four

hits all, admirable spcriaranthip.

lopsided tilt with

Then the Rexes allowed the Dolly Norman pitched steadily loose, and the threes are by n They proved to one and all by to 2 runs in helt speed and skill that they all the runs tallied in the first initiative to be snatched away throughout and the Colleens' means perfeet in their job.

The Selectors have indeed de- and permitted were a team to be reckoned with four nings and the rest of the from them

the vietory could be attributed to

cided to hold a Trial game on and when they moet the Saints, game was merely a question of Saints to draw first blood in her sterling mound work.

Alda

Wednesday for this purpose, and Oliveira excelled Catcher Pandas and the Warriors in the how my more guns the Pandrs the fourth and another run

rumour has it that two well exte future, capacity crowds are would score.

at bat, accomplishing two hits in South China's Dick Lau's slow

Although the Collcons known players who retired last Hits were scarexi by 4o be expected.'

three. Braves'

moundsman Chappie pitches provided excellent open- Ozorio, George Saunders, Benny played well enough, they were season are turning out to pro- This opposition. Remedies made, a welcome resings for the Pandan sluggers Omar,

fortunato in winning. There was vide some real Jindoo Hussain

and mailed to exploit

hardly any difference in the dis will make a big differents as turn

Sherry Bucks. Only hit by

there are no outstanding the

players play of the two teams. connect honours against Orea's Willing- these

solidly. Lau permitted theexes was by A.G. Ismall.

Elle Babida was credited with in the Club "B" XV at present. It is evident that Jindoo Hus-

The Police team, which a hong run in the sixth stanza. In his first game in the official Pandas only three hits against sain will have to do some straight "Burmy Remedios scored the little changed from last season, opening tussic against the War-Jaeldo Wei's seven hils.

lacks weight and This reflected the enthusiasm talking to his players if they winning run when the come is fast but Remedios riors a month ago,

of the with which promising youthful to win this year's pennant, home on Dolly Noman's hit to finishing power. They must be was only a shadow

They cannot afford to indulge Left-field in the seventh.

more willing to experiment tils match-winning personally he Dick Lau catered into his task as in this expensive wilm against In the other game, Terry season. Being one of the weak-

be. He held firm under South China's pitches, and con- pressure yesterday and carned dering that this was his second the Braves, Pandas, the Orca ar Noronha's Wahoos "A" were too

much concerned with the play est teams in the Colony, the day's applause for grand pearance in the Senior "A" the Warriors. The scores:

of their juniors and, after can lose, nothing by switching League, it was no meani perican--

Saints:-

scoring 10 runs in the Vickie

they posillons and men around In the work.

Catcher Frankie Correa madence. Lack of support rather than lack of skill by Ms col-

RO001102 rucia

took things easy to allow ho bad mistake when

# 1 102116 hits. fumbled a throw by left-felder leagues gave the Pandas an over-

whekening win.

Hoxes:

Bob Hall and Leroy Kingsbury. who had a bit oplece.

hara.

cun

one

Linville. Right-field-Jim Holl:

to form and claimed the who, howevies to

Dick Chaves to allow Bob Hall

to score the Orca's first run in

the fifth,

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