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BARBADOS TEST

THE CHINA, MAIL, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1954,

LIVERPOOL

ENGLAND LOSE TWO WICKETS FOR 53 Walcott Reaches 220

Bridgetown, Feb. 8.

England, chasing the West Indies first innings total of 383, lost two wickets for 53 runs before rain ended the second day's play in the second Test here today. Once again it was the little West Indies spinner, Sonny Ramadhin, who struck the blows. With the total at 35, he had Willie Watson stumped, and ten runs Inter had Peter May caught. Both wickets fell in 25 deliveries. Ramadhin's two wickets cost only eight runs.

Laker

WAS

#

deserved

11 0

220

71

Gomez, lbw b. Statham Atkinson, c. Evans b. Laker 53 MeWalt, bw b. Lock

Len Hutton and Denis Comp-wickel.. Atkinson made 63 and, deliveries ton staye till a shower ended helped to add 03 for the sixth reward.

THE SCOREBOARD play 15 mmutes before the usual wicket. time for drawing stumps,

Then, at 352. Lock suceerded | West Indies, 1st Innings The fate of The West Indies in trapping MeWatt, the wicket. Stollmeyer, run out.... wart knock by keeper and lefthand batsman, Holt, e, Graveney b. Bailey inning was

1. Worrell, b. Statham Clyde Walenti, Blaut Barbados leg-before. Walcott who hit 220,-

reached 200 after Walcott, St Evans b. elf-counter,

for Six hours 21 cluding one six and 28 fours, in battist

Pairaudeau, c. Hution b. 497 minuter for his highest Test minutes. He had hit 26 fours.

Laker Sonny Itumadh then hit over score against Eustiana,

Walcolla

Statham, but highest a previous

yorker from Ter ccore against England was Walcott lifted the first ball of Loker's next over for a six, but 108 in the Lord's Test in 1950,

Walrott and Atkinson de vein trying another nighty hit off was easily strengly after lunch on a pitch the next bail by

Stumped

Laker ended the inrings at 383 by bowling Prank King. Offsplaner

IRL fakve

the most successful over from Lork and in my third and over with the total a 319 howler with four wickets for #1

HUTTON'S "LIFE" disnked Atkinson, who slashed

England nearly lost

which Have encouragement

Th

bowlers

tonk

of ball ward was caught in the

Ed Furgol Wins

ה

wicket

1 six when Hutton, who was tour, played a streaky stroke off King which went just too far the right for Brice Piratenu at short

square leg 'to catch,

this misjudgmen!.

Forton-appeared to the thr

Play-Off Phoenix Open

Phoenix, Arizona, Feb. R.

sharp contrast

|Willie Watson looked most un-

coztam,

When Sonny datadin took over at 35 he dianisted Walton with good offbreak Plus fint ball, a

which was a legbreak to the left- Watson gropid forward, of konised, and was stumped as he

of his creasc. Tue,

Ed Furgol today finally hande

cloud outdistanced misfortune which has was our dogged him for

yeara

Ley

later Remarihin

S. Ramadhilo, b. Stathain

F. King, b. Laker

v. TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR Schoolboys Start Well

In Colony Open Tennis Championships

Anderson, Liverpool's Inside-right, has his shot blocked by Ramsey (Spurs) and Tottenham goalkeeper Ditchburn, with Acourt of Liverpool trying to help his colleague. The match resulted in a 2-2 draw.-Express Photo,

A. Valentine, not out

Extras

Total

Bowling

383

A

OMRW

27 0 90 3

Stathom Bulley Luck Laker Compton

22 6 03 1

4

9 110 1

30.1

0 81 4

ค

0 29 0

England, 1st Innings L. Hutton, not out

34

W. Watson, st. McWalt

Remadhin

0

7

G

P. May, c. King b.

Ramadhin

D. Compton not out

Extros

DESMOND HACKETT Takes

Africa's Cricketers

Look At South Up-And-Coming

Johannesburg.

If you think we are sitting out here lapping up the sun, you are wrong. Right now I am trying to wring the rain from my panama hat after being caught out watching the South Africa-New Zealand Test,

By ARGONAUT”

The 33rd Annual Hongkong Open Grasscourt Tennis Championships opened yesterday at the Hongkong Cricket Club courts accompanied by the usual features and something more besides.

There was the usual sprinkle of spectators searching and hoping for new talent to come to the fore among the new faces, for the privilege of which an admission charge of $1 will have to be paid at each session during this year's tournament.

Consplenious among the crowd P.I. Iu (B): C.C. Tsou v M.W.I. were the many parents as many fam D. Todd-Jones v ..

Chivert (0) A.V. Szeto Vw.o. schoolboys again made an hn-Moore (8),, pressive start in this year's Championship.

in

They were slightly nervous the earlier singes of the games but recovered fast enough to win most of their matches by com- | fortable margins. Only casualty was Sandy Lin who went down to South China clubmate C. c. Kao by

and 1-0. 3-6 2nd

Lin displayed a fino service and a forceful array of stroken but was either erratic or too in- experienced

to turn them into good account on a great number of occasions.

n

The

A more

FANLING GOLF

Victory Cup Is

Won By Cable

And Wireless

e losing side have appeared

Cable & Wireless Limited (H. Schoolboy Champion Francia C. Baker and C. C. Gateley Ma was given strong challenge won the 1953-54 Golf Victory by D. Jazliit up to 3-3 in the Cup by beating Messra Lowo first set, after which the school-Bingham & Matthews (S. S boy's accurate forehand drives Gordon and J. K. Watson) in gradually pulled him ahead to the final which was played over win by 0-3 and 6-1.

the Old Course at Fanling last Schoolboy runner-up, M. week-end; the match finished on c. Ng. with

free and the 19th hole. It was keenly

was attractive style than Ma.

contested. teken to three sets by his un- Previewing the 1956 Test series in England. the South African selectors orthodox opponent, T. II. Shaun ne Victory Cup final for the suggest only two new boys making the trip. They are fust bowler, 21-year-old Neil whining by 8-4, 4-6 and past three years; they won the Adcock, and spin bowler, 27-year-old auditor David Ironside,

tuophy in 1951/52. were run- am happy that he now has nors-up to Gibb, Livingston &

to play ogainst Adcock, locally boosted as "The behind the wickets than a threat And this country is not the only bolle," said his father "nol Co., Ltd, in 1952-53 and have to 63 Jo'burg Thunderbolt," took a to the balamen.

Inte being strangled slowly by much with the hope that he be content with the same posi- couple of wickets but there was Cagey Ironside looks a much the Old Boys' brigade."

can win, but to see how he will ton again this year. Most That book I must read.

Wireless beat China Cable little to suggest the reason any more tricky performer.

24 better-cluss Provident Loan & Mortage Co. England batsman should tremble. | improved player, Day the During the rain spell Howan shape ogalust

player."

---2/1 in the frost round, Pacific selectora, Is Hugh Tayfield, who almost had the stand steaming

INCREASED ENTRIES Six feet two inch Adecek. who erlebrated

Far East Lines, Inc.-3/1 in the his 28th birthday with his running caustic com- down 13 paces

of charging second, 0 pounds

Medical Department before with six wielteis for 13 runs in mentary,

The innovation He rated the West

round and obowling, sent quite 30 per cent 2

hour-all with superbly Indies the best cricketers in the $1 for gate admission to every 8/3 in the third

least of the balls over the stumpa. Fie nighted balls that had the New world, England next, and the session produced et

one Mess: Butterfield & Swire...-2 of a menace to his Zealanders baffled and beaten. Aussies way below South Africa. | result-an increased number up in the semi-final. On their own fielders lurking coyly yards

The cazy, cheering crowd geled

increased way to the final, Messes Lowe, of entries and an almost like Chelsea fans on a P.S.-Don Cockell, stilt Empire number of new names, a mum- Bingtum & Matthews beat Im-

heavy-weight champion, is one per of whom entered the porial Chemical Industries 1

up who has touched

for the Championships

main in the first round, Hongkong more citizen the golden city of Johannesburg purpose of obtaining the blue Aircraft Engineering Co., on the without striking it rich. He told me he will be lucky to have £1,000 to take home when he returns Inter this month..

Total (for two wickets) Wickets fell at 35 and 45.

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to lack again. Pete: May did out defent Cary MiddlecoT in a move hit fest properly to a high sudden-death play-off for thrown fut trus the $10,000 Phoenix Open Championship after Middle- coff blew a two-stroke lend on the 18th hole.

Furgul with Mi Bent at 272 who regulation play on led yesterday, captured $2,000 in prize money

When he besied Mid.fecuff on the first over-time

And temple ei hole. The 150 the 18-hole playoff with identical scores of 71 after Furgul sank a! 12-foot puff on he 18th

Florin A Nob

By HENRY LONGHURST

I see that the captain-to-be of the English golf team, Mr Leonard Crawley, has been letting forth some power-

observations on the root of all evil.

Furgol had a simple one-foot | ful publ rate on the extra hole. But when Mid Decoff hi aleady take Bye strokes he conceded the hole and the tournament.

WILD FINALE

The wild Onale saw Middlecoff leading by a sirektes at the end of 17 holes after Fungol, of St Louis, Missouri, bogled the 15th, 10th and 1768.

Bui

These, It may surprise him to know, though addressed to 11 rotary club in Sussex, were widely reprinted, complete with illustration, far afield as Perthshire

11

and reached me in the hamlet of Birnam, whose wood, it will be remenbered, came to Dunsinane.

was more

GOOD TENNIS BEAT HIM, SEIXAS SAYS

Sebras, who arrived here last night after nearly three months in Australia, sald Ken Rosewall and Lew Hoad boat him with good toonis

winning day. The South African Aciding possessed the old-time Australian brand of kenness.

ni

for Old

----(1,midon Expreza Service)

PORTSMOUTH

WIN REPLAY

season card.

will

and

19th hole in the second Marine It is not likely that there Department-2/1 in the third new-round and the Bank Lane,—2/1 be any among the comers to make a strong chal-In the semi-final.

Fourball Competition lenge to the supremacy of Ip

or even the other this competition are as follows:-7. Results in the second round of Koon-hung seeded players in this year's O. Pate-Himt/L. Supladero lost...lo K. A. Milet/s. S. Gordont on the Championship.

18th hole: F. R. Zimmern/D. A. L. Yesterday one of the best Wright lost to H. W. E. Heath/W. hopos

B.

'SIT DOWN' MAN

Must memorable character in the sporting week-end caveloade was the men who punched the calm clean out of crickel- Philadelphia, Feb. 8. rostering. blistering tongued United States Davis Cup Erle Rowan, unforgettable

strike players received fair treat his sit-down ment during their tourna-Trafford in 1951,

of the crowd, C. A. C. Tung 3/2; W. D. Leighton/W. 11. Braun, who was eighth-seeded Paterson lost to II. Small, K. Wat- ment play in Australia, And Rowan still pleads not

in the California Universities on 3/1; P. A. Laroche/it Wiltequet

lost to Cal. Baker-Corr/Dr Wimbledon Champion Viculty of starting that onem

tennis circuit, bowed out in the Mackle 1 down; A. R. Petrie/B. ci Seixas sald today.

claims he was supporting one of

London, Feb. 8. Arst round to former Java ace Craig beat L. H Robinson/R. R. his over-banacked team-mates, On a treacherous

7-0

Coombs 3/1; W. E. - Hinci/T. A. surface of B. S. Lie by 2-6,

0-1. and

Butler bent S. Aller/P. L. Holmes In easily the best of the eight 2/1 A. A. Lopes/A. K de Finns As if the thing happened only sand and puddies over frostbound Yesterday this fire-eating dynamo turt. First Division Portsmouth matches

played yesterday, beat Austin Hold. F. McCone 6/5; man Rowan stormed: "Those defeated Third Division Seun-Braun, displaying a strong ser- Cant, H. Burt/A. Lindsay beat R

MacLean an the 19th England fans acted like Zalua.thorpe Unitra 4-0 in the FA vice and accurate forchand Matar, R. They reckoned

they paid two Cup fourth round second replay drives, took the first set com-bolt W Nichols/R. R. Davice beat R. K. Collings/W. Stöker 1 up: "The Australians take temnts bob and were entitled to have on Arsenal's ground today. fortably, Lle,

delighted Maj. P. V. Huyse/Capt. Kennedy Col. Carey/Major Edgar 1 more seriously than Americans," Roman holiday. Men, they made

the local crowd about five years lost to Internationi he mid. "They go for the Davis me hopping mad."

Jack ago when playing for the visit-dirwn, A. B. Coleman/ R. Leitch Just to D. R. RydefT. G. C. Katcht Cup play just as we do for

recalled to the team ing Java team against Hong- 2/1 w. O. Davies/R. J. Barker a There will be quite a few more World Series.

be cricket citizens hopping mad for the first time since Novem-kong, was only a shade of his lost to A. M. 2. Boarea/it. 7. de pses Pinna 3/2 D. L. Anderson/W. N. something to wonder about if

ber, scored two goals is out- former self, but showed glimpses Gray lost to J. D. Clague/T. FR. 17,000 people in that state of

skle-left. Harris and Henderson of his ofà form in the second and waters 2/1; Fisher Yu/C. J. Waung eintă could keep quiet and clap

BOOK BUMPERS

got the others,

lost to A. V. White/E. C. Drown raduo third eet, when he hards politely when one of the

Scunthorpe's consolation was a mowed down his opponent with down 3. Kerr/Capt. W. Hogg re- Look out for some real literary

walk over from F/Lt. boys does something well."

because Rowan

aggregate receipts sizzling forehand sideline and ceived was share in the

Grian/Rev. L Modden: 6. Seixas said some of the calls bumpers

"Snobbery roaring:

old at £10,900 for the three games, backhand diagonal drives.

Ingham/. 1. c. Thomson lost to his match with Rosewall diehards are killing the game of In

Portsmouth new meet Bolton

Braun appeared to bo unM. S. Dougina/A. D. Duty 43. seaned wrong to him, but they cricket here.

I would have 'em Wanderers at Bolton In the fifth accustomed to the soft court and

visibly didn't upset me. Rosewalt beat

affected by the out after

five years and turn round on February 20. theme with good tenute."

them loose a couple of years to Scottish Cup Arst round second rophy Third Lanark 1 Sten- and such

Lancashire frankly believe that it all

An the in South tonk Before the war the surges Fame 20 hours #13 way stilltion used to be that "a bob a pro,ending cutanaty through nob" would cover the lot, and on the thal hole, the the theonly of Memphis, Tennessee, dentist when

have #t #bull

bern would. Let us be on the safe saw his lead evaporate with

into Euston, [ had side and call it "a florin a nob." time to

punder

on My averago golfers, caught at and

to find

psychological moment, with

wlid

a standing was ample second shot which about 75 yards wide of the cup Crawley's views and against a fence,

PGA

two

ກ

myself them.

un&i

Middlecoff was allowed under

The point is not a now ono the ball rules to move

bui, rather, an old out That club-lengths from the

again and He fence.

more wants rubbing in took two

somabody

docs strokes to get on the green and again

something about -namely to be satisfied with bad

that we nood what I will call bogle six for the hole.

simply a Goll Fund, to enable Furgol, meanwhile, landed in

things which us to do gertalo a trap with his second shot, but every golfar individually would chipped his way on to the wish to be done but which green with his next effort. is al present nobody's business, came through with or the wrong people's business,

Then he his dramatic 12-footer to tie the score on the same hule that saw him miss a simple Ave-footer yesterday which would have given him the title without the necessity for a play-off.

a fool

Press.

from the

NEW TERRITORIES

it

the

would not notice the difference. ENTERTAINING VISITORS

"For the increase of a florin on the banker's order paying your club subscription." we could say to him, "we will send out, and with appropriate hos- pitality receive (which is more tha than we have been able to do in the past), all international golf teams. We will run four national unions

activities of the Royal and An- cient as appertain to golf as a whole. We will subscribo GOLFER'S FINEST HOUR

your behalf to bodies which Such a furt would cover, we feel to promote the wel- all under the one trouble" as fare of the game, And, having a member of our household done so, we will never ask you used to say. all the adminis- to put your hand in your pocket trative cxpertex of golf. If,

again." Ancet

to do.

109.

and

and suitably

on

of

..

would

when Rowan publishes his book next year.

and

England

Froggatt,

Seixas said Hood, whom he had always beaten previously, get some new ideas.

They

are so landed with housemuir "wow because he played beltér

and prejudices

old time Third Lanark will now be at than in the outer matches."memories and feuds they cannot home to Deveron Vale in the United Press,

get up to date with the game.second round

February 13,~~Reuter,

K.H. IP TO MEET AMPON TOMORROW

Arsenal Invited To Play In Soviet Union

nex! Saturday,

PWD To Field Cricket Team

who

falling light, but showed himself capable of much better tennis than he produced yesterday with a, little more practice

THE RESULTS Results of yesterday's matches: F. Lenne beat P. Yuen 6-2, 0-4. 3.8, Lie best C.A, Braun 2-6, 1-5, 6-1.

Captain's Cup 11. 0, Smith (97—18—neit (9) and C. Saville (84-16-nett 00) tied for the February Qualifier of the Now Course and these players with be required to play off on a dato to be mutually arranged.

The Old Course Qualifler for February was I. Matn who returned.

Score of 80-17-nett 71, J. Me- Causland being runner-in with 83-13-nett 77.

Bogey Fool R. Main, won the Chinese New competition on the old up

Ma beat B. Jezli 6-3, 0-1.

Year 5th a return of two C.C. Kio beat Sandy Lin 0-3, 6-1. Counse M.C. Ng beat T., Shao 6-4, 4-6, | (84—17-nelt 91), Joint runners-up

were W. d. Robertson (85-dimstett k.c. Lung beat V.C. King 0-1.2) A. D. Durty (01-9-nett.72) 23d

H. Hobinson (1-8-nott 3)

#tle between

-1

V. wang, beat E. Pereira 6-2, 7-0.df whom were one down sgainst Fritz Lin beat- C.F. Harrison 0-0, Bogey. 4.1.

TODAY'S MATCHES ⠀ Among the voterans playing today are Edwin Tsal, the champion, singles hard-court Lee Wal-tong and K. C. Dao, The eight matches today are: ?. Khan v K.C. Dão (Court 1): a ... Loa (9) 14. Wade Lee Wal-tong (3); B.J.B. While

V P.L. Chan (4); W.M. Loung v

Medal Pools

The competition on the New Courge ended · în T F R. Waters (87-100) and Ziminern 18-19==69) both being one down against Bogey.

L. I. Robinson won the old Course Chinese New Year Medal Pool with 01-8-meit 73; the winEET- F. Shoemaker with -15-holt 74.

the extra hole, Middlesoff was wild and off to the left with fo- instance, you approached This may be reminiscent his eccond shot on the 477-yard the club golfur in his

the fable of the mice, who do lalu. Furgol was at the edge of heur, tamely the period in the cided to hang u bell round the the green. In two and his third | bor immediately before lunch, cat's neck. Who Was to bell shot landed the ball only about Jand said to him "Is it your the eat? Who is to run the

Manila, Feb. 8. hole-United wish that

Royal the

not be

Hongkong's ace tennis player

London, Feb. 8. Ancient should send a Walker of fund? It should

beyond the wit of man to de- Ip Koon-hung fought his way

Mr A. P. Weir has examined Cup team 15 the United States vise somebody for this purpose, into the quarter-finals of the League Champions, have been Arsenal, the English Footbali

the sporting record of personnel as sloot from commercial mo- Aslan jevery four years

cntertain

men's a team of their's in tive as, say the Jockey Club.

singles tennis invited to play matches against

of the Public Works Depart- will rakun?" He

championship today and would certainly Greatly daring and without meet the Philippine champion, viet Union on August 2 and 6

ment and has decided that the Russian club tears in the Sa-

PWD

quite capable of

up being, 2. 19 his permission, I nominate as Felleissimo Ampon, on If you added "to mark the the first Chancellor of the Golf-cu

challenging any established locu. Wednes day. of the R. and Aing Exchequer the Chairman of bleentenary

The Invitation came in club at cricket. authorities to the English Foot- Ip Koon-hung lost the first telegram from the Soviet soccer The PWD will, therefore, take On the KCC at Cox's Road on

14, Qulazon, but recovered" strongly bal; Association, to win the next three sets The Arsenal Club are 9-7, 0-1 and -1.

sidering the offer.

1.30 pm. prompt. The following The Soviet Union will send a Public Works personnel will take club team to play mulcem R. C. Clarice, D. G. Coffey, Britain next October ur Novem- ber, the Association announced. L. G. Crowe, A. P. Goudy, C. M.

No Russian team has played Guilford, F. Howarth, R. C.. in Britain since the Moscow Jenner, F. E. Lawrence, R. F. Dynamos" visit in 1845 Maddox, 1. L. Stanton, A. P. Reuter.

Weir and, F. A. Weller,

FANLING UN LONG &

SHEUNG SHUI DISTRICTS.

As from Monday 8th February the CHINA MAIL

will be obtainable From the

SHEUNG SHUI

do you approve of the visit of Lloyd's Bank, Lord Balfour of set to the local player, Alfredo teana of four from Canada, Burleigh. South

Africa, Australia and New Zealand?" he would again

especially if he had played

golf in the Dominions, reply ROSHAN KHAN

the affirmative, Hang

prove too I I think, of

a team of our own from time

to time to the Dominions,

You would then ast

him

whether taken by and large,

It

was his wish that the Eng

BEATS

KARIM 9-6, 90, 9-1

London, Feb. 8, lish Golf Union or Scottish or Pakistan's 24-year-old. Squash Irish or Welsh, 29 the case Champion, Roshan Khan, won might be, should continue to the Dunlop Open Professional function. After making the in-Squash Rackets

Tournament evitable crack about the stand-when he beat the 41-year-old ard, 'peratch score he would, I former champion, Mahmoud am sure, reply that it should. Karim of Egypt, 9.0, 9-0 and He would like, if I know 9-1 tonight at London's Lands- him, to give a bit of help do tho Golf Foundation in

Kind en- 2000, Club,

It was

Victory for youth, couraging the young, and would speed and brilliance of "stroke probably, after # few mutter and Roshan, on his Orst ap- aspearance in England, thorough-

2

STATION STALL,ng about letting them

I pay for it wish to sub-ly deserved leggeree

SHEUNG SHUI 20 RAILWAY STATION.

Orders Accepted. Deliveries Undertaken,

scribe to the Board of Green The match lasted 27 minutes, Hooping, Research, The Egyptian fook an early 0-3 What gous on in the minds of land in the opening game but women guifres has long been Roshan rallied with a series of

#

} inatter, ¡of --inzoristable in Broadly Drop, hot to take the game) at

be it my guess that

9-0. Karim collapsed in the Too, would wish the Curia Cup new games, which the young metches and the thin of Pakistani won by the one-sided Viini With Use: Donlalaman wcores of 0-0) and 9-1993YRNOS [continue"

Presso.

The Swedish star Stockenberg was also extended to four sets by the No. 4 Filipino player,

Amado Sanchez, 4-0. 0-3, 6-0, 8-5,

Lennart Bergelin beat another Filipino, Manuel Eugenio, 6-3, 0-2, 0-0, Franco-Presse.

THE

GAMBOLS

AND THEN SHE HAD THE LAS HERVE TO ASK ME. IP, IT WAS

A NEW HAT OR WHETHER IT{ WAS ONE 1 HAD THE LAST D TIME THIS SHAPE' WAS FASHIONABLE,

A

R. Zimmern was the wher

on the New Course with 37mpett

30.

Smalley Cup The to

**

con- Sunday, Februarmenein at Floodlit Soccer following the draw for the

by

floodlit

London, Feb. E. football matches were Results of tonight'a

Watford. 1, Wien. FC. Austria

Sunderland 2, Hibernian. 2. Plymouth 5, Army FA Router.

Barry ABB leby

THERE, THERE, NEVER MIND. I THINK IT'S A VERY NICE, HAT' YOU MUSTN'T LET HER UPSET

YOU

Stokes v. R., Zimmern.. Bíajor ¦ C. D.. Erlek v J..O. Pote-Hunt: H.. Smail v Rev. L. Meddent S. M. Backo v I... King.

The first round is to be played by February 20, Bem-finaas by March

13 and the final by Marel. 26.

The first named Awesɑh came in rdspotuible for arranging the match

and all matches are to be played on * weak-day (excluding and Puble holidays).

Haturdays

Surt

Surf deem

really don