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ONLY TWO UNBEATEN CLUBS LEFT.

THE CHINA MAU,

THURSDAY,

CHELSEA

EMBER: 16, 1954.

BOLTON

MANCHESTER UNITED TAKE OVER THE LEAD FROM THEIR NEIGHBOURS

London, Sept. 15.

Only two clubs, Bradford City and Bristol City, remained unbeaten

in English League football after today's matches.

Four other teams, unbeaten before today, lost their recorda. They were Fulham, Coventry, Queen's Park Rangers and Scunthorpe. Bradford City dropped a point at home, while Bristol City were without a fixture.

Individually today's honours The leadership in Division went to John Evans, the Liver-One changed hands again. Man- pool Inside-loft, who scored allcester City, who took over when five goals in the 6-3 defest of they beat Arsenal last night, Bristol Rover,

were deposed today by their neighbours, Manchester United. who completed

double by beating Tottenham Hotspur z-1. Allch Jeffrey 15-year-old former schoolboy international forward, became

one of the

Lawn Bowls

Association Meeting

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youngest players to appear in League football when he helped Doncaster to a 4-0 win over unbeaten Fulham, League Two lenders.

Middlesbrough,

RAAF To Play

Army At Cricket

The visiting. Royal Aus- tralian Air Force cricketers despite their tight one of four bave,

clubs without A win. again schedule, very sportingly failed, being benten 1-2 by agreed to play an Army XI, Nottingham Forest

A meeting of the Manage The Scottish Soccer League at the Army ground, Soo- ment Committee of the won the Best representative kunpoo, tomorrow commenc

Hongkong Lawn Bowls As-game of the season when they ing at 2 p.m. sociation decided yesterday beat the Irish League 3-1 et

Anal

Belfast. The team were level The Army XI will comprise to form a Ladies' Lengue | ||||

J-1 at half time.

many fine cricketers, but will and to organise a Hong

The

flattered the not consist of the regular Army Score Pairs tournament for the Scots. The attack never moved First Eleven. As the Army will first time.

ane and the Irish forwards, be entering three teams in the I while

this not posscasing

Looguo a great Hongkong Cricket The meeting

presided | amount of craft, exposed meny Beason (two in the first and over by Mr M N Rakusen, An- ¦ venk links in the defence, one in the second), this match

The othe sociation President

(2), Wordbaugh, will be the form of a warm Leggart

Urquhart scored up for those present were Dr V. N. Atlenza Gardiner and

who have not Vice-President). Me II. N

while played regularly in the Colony. fo the Scottish League Marshall (Hon.

trish and notched Secretary). Mr. McQuade

and will also give Army selec- tore an idea of what talent they have in their midst.

was

M. B. Hamsan and Vir W Hong: League's only goo!. Sling.

The entries for the

Shield competition which were. accepted yesterday,

Scotland, England, Ireland, Ame tralia, the Philippines, Switzer- land.

Portugal.

Hongkon

The team for Friday's game us follows: Major Chubb

(Capt.), Major Pring, 2/Lt Medd. 2/Lt Coles, 2/Lt Slimmon, L/Cpt Fox, Cpl Clayton, WO 2 Aid- rich, Capt. Dotgeil, Gur Arm- strong and Capt. Henrey.

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THE RESULTH Results of Association Pool were- ball matches played Elay

wer!

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DIVISION I Manchester U 2 Tottenhamn Purtatal. 1 Tolton Presion

1 Chelsea Sunderland ( Wole West Brom. 3 Evron

DIVISION II

1

0

2

{

4

Fushom

1

Birmingham

2

A

Bristol R.

3

Lincoln City

1

15

Canada, China, Malayu Wates, Pakistan and Iran.

The Hongkong Lawn Bowls Association

requested ww.d take over the runnhug of the Ladies League anet in doing s will make history in the Coliny The necessary machinery to Im- plement the formation of this league is at hand and it is anti- cipated that this league wil commence early in October

MILESTONE

hos been

:n

Another milestone roached by the Association deciding to organise and run b "Hong Paire" Competion. En- tries will be conilnied to bona- Ade members of the same flym or Government Departments.

Closing date for entries will he Oel, 26.

Owing to the large number of entries received from Beot- land, Ireland and China for the "Guterres International Shfeld," Sub-Committees have been ap pointed to select the teams 104 the matches.

The following

land:

are the C3=

pretive Sub-Committees. Eng- C. Norman (Convener). Goodman, W. Marshallsay.

J.

Scotland: R. B. Marshall

(Convener), R. 6. Gourlay, and

Peter Hughes.

China: W. Hons Sling (Con-

first

Chelsen's J. L. Lewis heads for the Bolton goal on a pass from Ball. Chelsen won

the match 3-2,

LADIES TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS

Wanted!- Just

One

Feminine Version Of A

Goliath

Slaver

Well, it seems that the Davidesses, or whatever is the female of David, have stili to appear so far as this year's Ladies' Tennis Championships are concerned because there can be very few who will not agree that in the quarter-finals of the Ladies' Doubles event, played last evening at the LRC, it was the favourites who came through.

Perhaps the surprises will come in the Mixed Doubles event; that imp wo mentioned yesterday is a bit like Mr Micawber, always waiting for something to turn up, but so far as our ladies are concerned, it seems (ungallant thought) as though our reigning champions are like King Charles the Second, an unconscionable time o' dying.

LOSE TO KOC Kowloon Cricket Club's 3 eleven playing first class Cricket, well deserved their three wickets victory over the viding Royal Australian Air Force team in a friendly cricket match at Cox's Path yesterday.

KCC fielded an all-round ther the score of 0-1, 6-1 in favour of the former couple in- team who were both sound at bat and feld. Their "Batsmendicates. were especially good,

Doncaster Ipswich Liverpool Luton Town 2 Hotts Forest 4 Middlesbro Plymouth 1 Notts County 3

DIV, III (8OUTHERN)

Aldershot

2 Q. I'

Cr. Palace 1 Gillingham 2

of the LRC was

team

to

provide

200 RUNS NEW BALL LAW WILL OPERATE ON MCC TOUR OF AUSTRALIA

Sydney, Sept. 15.

At a meeting of the Australian Board of Cricket Con- trol today, it was stated that the Bourd had received the MCC's formal approval of the Australian request that the 200 runs new ball law should operate on the coming tour of Australla by an MCC team.

The Board's statement, issued Cricket Association had agreed after a closed meeting, added that an Australian Becond 11 that the first four Tosts of the should tour New Zealand in tour would again be six days 1950/57 after the Australian duration but that the fifth may net team had tosired England go to seven days. If, after the in 1950.

first four, the difference between An MCC request of last year matches won is not greater than for un increase in semission one-In other words, if the charges for Test matches during rubber has not been decided. their four had been followed by Hours of play in the Tesis the Board's decision on a mini- will be 11.80 a.m. to 5.30 p.m.mum charge of four shillings, in Sydney and Brisbane and to which the MCC hadi agreed.

12 noon to 8 p.m. in Melbourne-Reuter. and Adelaide.

Matches ageinst the states in

Sydney and Brisbane will be

from 11 a.m. to 5.30 p.m. and in other states from 11.30 am. to Up.m.

The Board announced' revised dates of MCC matches in Tua- mania as :

Jan. 8 to 11, versus Combined Team (Hobart).

Jan.

to 10, versus Tasmania"

(Launceston),

BIG FIGHT

POSTPONED

New York, Sept. 15.

The world heavyweight title fight between Rocky, The statement also said the Marciano and Ezzard Board and the New Zealand Charles has been postponed.

Women's Amateur Golf Tourney Results

the

par

4.

[ till tomorrow because of

rain,

The 18-round bout was, to have taken place in the open tonight at the Yankee Stadium.

The decision to put off the Aght was taken at a meeting between Jim Norris, President of the International Boxing Sewickley, Pennsylvania, Club, the organizer of the

-Sept. 15.

with

Garvey fourth-round

of

Inobert Christenbertyy, Presid

the

Canadian champion Marlene of the New York Athletis Com- Stewart defeated Miss Jeanne mission and the boxers' mana-

Curtis Bisgood, Brush

Cup tera.

Marciano and star, l-up on the 19th hole to-

Charles will day in the women's national not weigh in again but will have amateur golf tournament at a frea medicul examination to- Allegheny Country Club.

morrow, The fourth round match,

Jim Norris zene. Promoter pouring rein.nounced the postponement short- played in ended when Miss Bisgood missedly after today's weigh-in in

en her second shot which Charles

sealed while 19-year-old

College heaviest of his career, 1924 Once again there was too only just over forty points | oct and it begins to look as coed from Canada holed out in pounds, and Marciano registarod

though this handsome trophy much going on for any one per- scored by both sides.

180%. Things evened up a bit in the might be thinking of a move con to be able to know exactly

Another English star, Eliza- Tho pastponement was an. what happened in each of the second set which they won at from its recently familiar rest beth Price, also fall in a fourth-nounced in the fact of a weather four Events, but it is n

for the match How ing place at Harry Wielding & round match, losing to Pat forecast which predicted more fact that the tie between Mira Ip gallantly Mrs Getz retrieves, and Co. Ltd., three years out of the Loner, 19, and

rain tomorrow, and tomorrow and Mrs Yang of South Ching how well ste places the ball last four, to the head office of Miss Philomene

night and Miss Philip and Mrs Kile when she has retrieved it. One Royal Inlerocean Lince.

Ireland won her

This was the first heavyweight This interesting competition Jamatch

former lett with the impression that a better 'gume

great utle bout to be postponed by she and K. C. Dno really ought due to start in about a wool and Maureen Orcutt, US, 3 and 2. rain since the second Joe Louis- a lot of good Defending champion Maxy Jersey Joo Walcott bout...on to join forces as a mixed doubles is sure

fun and some very good teadis Lens Faulk beat 1948 chom-June 25, 1948. That bout was too.

plon

Grace Lenczy one up in delayed for two days-United The match was marred by a

Tonight the quarter-finals of 20 holes.

Press. the faulting or both

Mixed Colony

Doubles All the players were stowed The most outstanding of them lot of double all was W. Withall, who chalk-sides and the best general coming was on Court 5 where Mrs there is any chance of just one course, but they all showed ex

The closest game of the even-encourage the imp to asic If by the rains and the muddy ed up a total of 60 runs before ment seems to be that it was P. Eyles and Mrs A. C. Thom Goliath he was caught by F. Ryan.

the better combination of Mrs son beat Miss

getting M. Fincher and

come cellent goll

Misa Faulk had to go all out Ip and Mrs Yang and Mrs Ip's Mine S. B. Silva by 7-5, 7-5 a uppance. The Australians' batting was

elimina the Ufair. It was surprising to note

deadly accuracy (we quote one result which could casily have Anyway it might be as well to 10 champion. of the opposition) in her placing been that it was not fast balls that that carried the day.

the other way round.. remind tennis enthusiasts in the

all even after had them stumped. It was, in

Mrs Eyles was very good at Colony that this is their last Misa Faulk made the the net, hitting the ball hard free-for-nothing evening, stands her second shot with fact, the slow spine that had

and accurately and she showed and all. them worried.

that she has every intention of

and an approach shot.

howover, droppe Ketting

Semi-Brials there at the

tomorrow Lenczyk, and, after all, it's time we started short of the green on her second opportunity.

and two- pitched up These tactics

teem to have paying for things, even if only shot, bamboozled their younger op for the watching of the imp's putted for a bogey five-United ponents, who are possibly the hopes being blasted. most promising Junior pair of ladies in the Colony at the pre- Msent time. They must, however, Khoo develop a bit of the killer

Mrs

Instinct in their play. stoge

Watford

1

Coventry

Chy

1

0

Norwich

3 Exeter Southampton Leytum Swindon

D Bournemouth 2

DIY, HI (NORTHERN)

Barnsley 1 Scunthorpe Bradford

Wrexham

City Chester Crewe Alex 2 Darlington 0 Workington

0

0

2

Grimsby T Rochdale

Stockport C

0

York City

2

Good bowling by Stanton and Jenner toward the end of the match was the main cause of the Australians' defeat,

Within less than 10 minutes Stenton and Jenner took three wickets between them.

There seems to be little doubt that her courtcraft is, in Ladies' Doubles, the best in the Colony today and that it will take players of about international Etandard to beat this couple.

Chow

CLOSEST GAME

oarliest

....BUT IT DIDN'T The match between Mrs A short while later a brilliant and

and Miss Ullan

Lang and .Mrn Carnell the end of the game with the

saw Ramchand looked at one Australiane scoring 70

as though it might develop into The various LRC Club games Bcmething, but it didn't, The went very much according to writer recalis one rally where the book with play

good game on

Programme For cnich by fielder

vener). R. Tay, and J. N. Wo Tennis Interport

The Conveners for the other teams are: freland (3. H. Kina:- burgh), Australia (Roundeteil), Philipines (R., Basn), Switzer-

lond J. S. Landolt). Portugal (R. F. da Luz), Hongkong (J. Chubb),

At Week-end

the

The following will be urder of play of the Interport

Canada (D. Trail). tennis match between Hongkong Malaya (M.B. Hassan), Wales and Масло оп Saturday and (L. M. Lloyd), Tran (M. J. Sunday Divecha). Pakistan (M, I. Razack).

The draw for the first round of the International on Satur- day.

October 10, la us fol-

Zows,

(All games commencing 3.30 pm.). Portugal v Scotland (AL KCC); China v England (at Recreto); Phillipines v Australia (At KDC); Pakistan v Iran (At HKFC); Malaya v Wales (AL HKFC); Hongkong v Switzer- innd (At KDGC). Canada and Ireland have drawn byes.

MATCH DATES. Matches in the Colony Open Championships were fixed et follow-

Singles Semi-finals, Tuesday September 21 both games 61 HKTC at 5.15 pm. F. CMG .C. Norman v A. R. A 'Rahman; A.

H. Seemin v P. H. Hughes, Um

pires: M. N. Rakusen and R. ·D.' Marshall.

Pairs

SATURDAY, SEPT, 18 Singles

The Australian will their second friendly match against RAF at Kai Tak at 2 p.m. today.

The scores were:

ECO

Wood, P. Ryan, b Mudio

26

W. Withall, a. Kyan, b Derwent 45

A.T. Lee, hit wicket, b Mudle

I Stanton, a Beavis, b Darwent

P. Chubb, e Siaga, & Derwent..

D. Coffey, stars. b Derwent

4.15 p.m.-H. Rodrigues (M). Hart-Baker, e Smith, b Blagg

v. Roch Liang (HK); A. Mello (M) v. Ma King-lung (HK).

5.30 p.m. A. Canavarro (M) v. Cheung Chow (HK).

SUNDAY, SEPT. 19 Doubles

R. Chamberlain, nos dut

Extra

Total (for 7 wkts)

4-117: 8-122: 6-126; 7-148

Bowling Analysis

MR

Miss Khoo was at the net and Court between T. J. Gould the ball was lobbed over her and M. Heenan on the one sider. head ten times, on each of and the Getz father pad son on which Mrs Chow returned

the other. 8 perfectly good drive.

This sort of

thing

This must have been very

start

his

to

Press,

tenacious With the 19 haics, green on

A drive Miss

Britain Undefeated In World Bridge Tourney

Dodgers Continue

In Hot Pursuit Of The Giants

Brooklyn, Sept. 15. The Dodgers continued in hot pursuit of the League- leading Giants today, scor ing their seventh straight victory at the expense of the Cincinnati Redlegs, 10-4, before a crowd of 1,169, smallest Ebbets Field gathering In Tour sessons.

The victory lifted the Dodgers to within three games of tr pace-setting Glants, whose game with the Milwauken Braves was

15-rained out, and who will play a doubleheader against them to- morrow.

Montreux, Switzerland, Sept. 15. Britain remain the only undefeated team in the nation' European Bridge Championships here after beating. Switzerland in their 7th straight victory, by 76 points to 52.

Britain now leads with a total of 14 points from seven

experience for Reidar should good really not have been allowed Getz, as young players don't to continue, the feeling being often get the chance of playing that either Mrs Chow should agalust such good opposition. have played a strong

Respect for the majesty enough shot to put her opponents tennis

the law

does

not enter into Cames, with France second with 12 points trom eight garnės, matches, difficulties and thus give Mias

except

of Austria is third with 11 points 145 Khoo a chance to put away;

course, so far as the rules of frean goven games. Then come the game are. concerned, but

of

SPEEDWAY

Fall of wickedo, 1-6; 2-03; 2-72; | winner at the net, which she could, when his cyo is in, as/Swedion 10, Italy 0, and Swit-League programme last night batters in the eighth singled..

4.10 p.m. — J. Moyol and H. Kolly Rodrigues (M) v. Chung Wing-Bristow-ge

Mudle kweng and Cheng Tin-sue Derivent (HK).

Стале

RAAP Crane, e nell, b) Camell Derwent, b Bell Brutow-Stagg, Þ. Bell Hopgood, a lart-Baker, Beavis, comTM Smith and b Carnel

5.30 p.m-Alex Boyol and A. Canavarro v. J. Hsu (Cap tain) and E. Pereira (HK),

The Macao team may chango ta order of play and position of the doubles teams, For their third singles, Macao may play Lee Sai-veng or Lok Cheong in place of A. Meito.

Australia To

Semi-finals, Sunday Play Five Tests

September, 20, both games it.

KCC at 330 pm-AA In West Indies

Rahman and U. A. Rumjahn v

GYM. Guterres and B, 5 &

Marques; C. E. Passos and F. X.

Sydney, Sept. 15.

M da Bivn v A. Li, G; Eastman - Australia will play five and W. C. Simpson Umpires. Tests on their cricket tour

Dr V. N. Attenza and M. N. of the West Indies next Rakuen.

Triples Finals, Saturday Octo- yehr.

"""

from

Blanton

b Jerver P. Ryan, Jener Keller, & Blanton

Ryan, is Sineton Ketchion, a Carnell, ↳ Jenner Budle, not out

Extra

Total

Fall of wicket.-3-10: 2-10

1057),

Bowling Analysis

Carnell

Jenner Stanton

NORMAN BEATS G. GUTTERES

zerland 7.

the going Other results of forehand and round. played Inday,

London, Sept. 18. West Ham in a double header

falled to stop Wimbledon's Vic

in the First 8th forious march

Division

the of

Speedway Wor

It rained lightly throughout the Brooklyn, gama, but the umpires managed to get, it in without any interruptions,

Don Newcombo, with help from Jim Hughes, was credited with the victory. The big right-hander was relieved by Hughes when the first two

well able to do, eiro tho

Hughes allowed two rums on an wopposition should have found

mad it was last evening, has a

infold out and an indold hit. some way of getting on to the powerful service which is

It was Hughes 57th kopeer- wway from the attack rather than

walling until they lobbed out, which

has been known to inspire a France beat Italy 64-44, Nor League, but it was an exciting ance of the omson, an airtime they did in the end, or until Mra lot of respect fro

from very, experi- | way beat Denmark: 104-33, match before Wimbledon won record for Brooklyn pitchers. It broke the previous record of 50 Chow mado

boot Ireland 47-30, 48-41. mistake, which enced players and it is thought Belgium

established by Joe Black In 1932. she didn't. If only, but that's it winners which he tries to Germany and Egypt drew, and

that the young men's failure to Lebanon beat Sweden 61-41 In the second match, Ham-

Through the first five innings. mord. defeated Birmingham an old story, and the result do of this type of service may Holland at Finland drew.

the Dodgers bottled: the redieru 40-35. was 0-2, 6-1 in favour of Mrs.

la a 2-2 ue. But in the sixt Chow and Miss Khoo,

have rattled him right out

in the 7th round of G. Hussey, El was West Ham's inning they cracked six hits for the game. Down on Court 8, Mrs Pep- One interesting feature

of the woman's play today were top score aminte wimbledon,

·Podbielan and reliet plicher porail and Mr Getz made no fast evening's tennis was the Norway bent German 81-27, Jack Young, former World six runs to drive out starter Bud

Holiart 64-57 Champion, gefing 10; but, Young Howie Judson. mistake about their passage into length of time which it took E. Tand beat

Austrin beat France 89-45, had the maximum vagajnst The scores WEKW (D the seal-finals of the expores of Zulauf who is traditionally one 28 M. Cox and Mrs Roberts, in of the regulars in the last four Sweden and Britain drew, Italy Birmingham, Wally Green gel-

NATIONAL LEAGUE ting 10, and Hussey seven." they were heading there in evente, to beat G. M. Floater fact, at firm it seemed as though or eight in LC men's singles boat Ireland 62-42.7 almost indecent huse as the 6-3, 7-5. first set went to them at 6-2 in

barer Sunday October & the first will be played at A brilliant [recovery by KDC: W/Q J, E. V. Ribeiro, R. Kingston from March 20 toc C. Norman during his quare F. da Luz, J. A, Luiz and A. R. April 1, the second nt Fort ofter finals match of the Colony A Rahman, M. J. Divecha, Spain from April 11 to 10, the Open Lawn Bowls Champion-

Georgetown Rumahny J. Chubb, undat Baker annd W. Hong Bing, Um April 20 to May, the fourth ships played at the KCC yester {pire: R."'B. Marshalla AT

day, romlted in his beating G. Bridgetown from May 7 Gultere 21-145982 Rinks Finals, Bunday October 11 the Afth at

RHögl, and B. from

Normad was tralling by 11-3 11 to

by the seventh bead. A. Kumadhi, mand Servon other motoisks will be Diyeohd FX Francis, plskynda K Akabets the Norman then rallied," Clever Purvi and A. Har colonies and the others in the placingébupled Un good

M. B. Hasoun. Windward Mures, the Loewas the master of the fater and at Montego Ba ues and the flour, bikha Austrnikum will sonvi

Howa

June

draws how him close the gap and by, the, 18th Head he was

Results

4.

G. Marion - Was mitximum. -The first six' places are fited winner for Wimbledon while Pleister is playing in the tria. Il points, France 16 A. Hunt 11 Red Mountford Clacinnati

points, Germany 8, Irelatet 8, 10 were the best. Birmingham Brook Britativ 7, Sweden dameuter,men-China Mail Special,

no more than ten minutes with Hong Doubles with Kho Sin-

THE GAMBOLS

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day Giorgd exp

today I'm going to leave

tidy up

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