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JIM LAKER TAKES ALL 10 AUSTRALIAN WICKETS AT THE OVAL

London, May 16.

Jim Laker, the Surrey and England off- spinner, took all 10 Australian wickets in the match at the Oval today. He bowled three bats- men, six were caught, and one was leg-before- wicket. Only once before have all ten Australian wickets been taken by an English bowler.

Edward Barratt did so when the first Australian team met the Curiously, 1878. Player in Barratt was also a Surrey bowler and he too achieved this feat at the Oval.

The ball

Wan

presented to Leker on the field. The 34-year- old

received a Yorkshirenan

from

tha

tremendous ovation 10,000 crowd and acknowledged the cheers from the balcony

unchanged for Laker bowled four hours and a quarter. Few

of the Australian batsmen played

PARIS TENNIS TOURNEY RESULTS

Paris, May 18.

Jean Forbes of South Africa

beat Margu Ditimayer of Ger- many 6-3, 3-0, 0-1

rst-

and his final him confidently,

were 46 OVĚTĚ. 18 figures maidens, 88 rune, 10 wicketa.

Koith Miller, the Australian Vice-Captain, was not out with 57 when the innings dlosed at 259.-France-Presse,

SCOREBOARD:

Australians First Innings:

C. McDonald, * Swelman,

b Laker... J. Burke, lbw b Laker

K. Mackoy, ce Surridge, b

Laker...

R. N. Harvey, e Constable,

b Laker

Miller, not out

Maddocks, Laker

A. Lindwall, by Laker

I. Johnson, e Swetman, b

Laker

20

ཐཱ ཙ ཉཱཎྜ॰ ཡཿ དྡྷེན

A. Davidson, e May, b Laker 21

P. Crawford, ↳ Laker

J

Wilson, c Swetman,

Laker

Extras

Total

10

4

THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, MAY 17, 1956.

SPORTING SÄM

By Reg. Wootton

LAST NIGHT'S SOCCER

COMBINED CHINESE 4, COMBINED SERVICES 1

Victory Shield Match-A Second Rate Affair

Says I. M.

MacTAVISH

What a second rate affair this turned out to be. A young patchwork_Com- bined Chinese side triumphed over a lackadaisical Services team without ever having to reach very great heights to do so.

Maybe the state of the ground had something to do with it or maybe it was the depressing downpour which continued without a break throughout the duration of play

whatever it was, it made this game one of those that we shall not struggle to remember.

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pass

RECREIO BEATEN 5,0

CRAIGENGOWER HAND THE LEAGUE CHAMPIONS A CRUSHING DEFEAT

By “TOUCHER”

Craigengower Cricket Club brought off a grand win yesterday when they handed Club de Recreio, the current Champions, a crushing 5-0 defeat in their opening First Division Lawn Bowls League match at the Valley.

The Recreio twelve started off promisingly by taking the lead on all three rinks at the end of the first three heads. At the end of ten heads they still enjoyed a 27-26 lend on the aggregate, despite being down on one rink, and seemed well net for a 4-1 victory.

that

Leonard's

four,, win and the Valley Club a full- point opening victory of the

Cralgerigower at their

also failed to match the upsurge of form shown by the Volicy bowlers in the second half of the game.

Far from playing best, however, on the extremely heavy green with its thick grass Kve no Anish

to the the Recreio bowlers wooda, crumpled up badly in the second half of the game under the additional difficult condi- tion of constani Dizzic.

every

STOS00

THE SCORES First Division

CCC (5)

C. R. Roseli J. Landalt

(kg)

Recrelo (1)

G. Guterres

F. M. AlareOLK

2. E. Norant

C. C. Pereira

10

20

10

1818

(help)

L. M. Rodiansem

A. M. Bour

A. P. Pereira

J. F. V. Ribetro

(skip)

A. V. Lopes

9. Boza

C. Itong-Persira

(skip)

C. E. PRICE

Consistent bowling by George Hong Chuy and P. K. Lau ogul F. Lee provided the foundation of the W. C. Ogley Craigengower four. The Recreio A. E. Coates

Takipi Playing Inspired bowls, with four, particularly Spetty Pereira Dredbury full at No. 3, all displayed creditable a. Ilang Chay ery man throwing his

into weight

the game, the form and were just that shade P. K. Lau

| B. Leonard Craigeagower bowlers rattled off unlucky in the final stages of the Madar

(Klip) 44 shots to their opponents 18 game, not only with their shots on the last 11 bends, snatching but also in Anding their oppos c. c. Ma two narrow rinks wine on the ing No. 3, Fred Madar, coming. A. Boun way to make it a complete 5-0 in with some brilliant shots after

a mediocre first half. triumph.

hongure in yesterday's The Cralgengower four drow Top match went to the Craigengower up to 15-20 by the end of the On the 17th head, Landolt 10th head. four skipped by Joe and the leads and No. 2, of the with a lie of one against him, other two Cralgengower rinks. Johnny Ribeiro was unfortunate to slice the jack to one side BRILLIANT BOWLS

in his attempt to trail and gave away a count of three. With Landolt playing excep-

The Valley bowlers took their tionally brilliant bowls and all

Rennie Rosselct, and on

head three tho last lo safely but he made you the Chinese

by George Hong per-drawn shota slip emulating their skip in

the Craigengower several Ane aaves when things to going,

Choy and Leu stayed for did not And it easy in Fetimers through his grasp but it fielded formatiched the lead on the count to give Leonard a 23-21 F. d. Capenas eine by 2210. looked dangerous for his side.

A few minuted Inter Kwok The Chinese

de-it was as clusive as Szeto Sum boyo won

You Intercepted a from because they his immediate opponent. servedly if anly

Both sides had changes from Hogan and sent the ball down 15 look their chances and accept-

The Ser the left wing to Szelo Sum. The ed their giftsang if it had not the selected line-ups.

outalde little winger started a neat in ....... 259 been for another top class per-vices had Brettell

McMillan who Charlesworth in right for formance by

waterpassing movement and as the ball come across the goal Lau the

goal Bervices

they must unit.

there to slam it surely have chalked up a sub-

Szeto Ylu, Lau Tim and Chan | Chi-lum was stantial total.

Chi-kona were missing from home. the Chinese team and were re- placed by Kwok Kam-hung. Ma Man-hung and Kwok Yau,

Scrappy

Wicketo fell at: 02. 93, 124, round match today in the Paris 151, 173, 173, 175, 199, 211 International Tends Champion ship.

Laker In a minor upset, Jean-Clauch | Lock

France defeated Cox Molliku of

Things were very much the same at the other end however King-cheung knew 10 and Lay

0 nothing about a piledriver from

which

A BETTER GAME The Serviers struck a better game in the early stages of the time it Play was

from the second half and for a

very close watch on Ho Cheung, out

forward le

crashed start and with Jones keeping al sermed that the would wipe his front men, C. C. Ma, George score to 20-21 by the 20th head

against the bar and rebounded

Bowling

Miss M. O'Donnell of Australia defeated Miss M. O Bouchet of Fraxe 6-4, 0-4.

Loader

O

15

M

R W 30 4

0

Surridge

8 2 8 0

40 18 88

34

12 100

5

0

18

o McLoughlin

Torsten Juliansson of Sweden 8-0, 0-4, 6-2 in the first round.

In

Surrey First Innings

Men's Recond-round

D. Fletcher, not out

10

18

Extros

Total for no wicket (at else)

Bowling

1

34

OMR W 2 1 10 0 1 0 4 0

match, Joseph Asboth of Hun-T. Clurk, not out

beat

Nadin Hajjar

gary Lebation 6-1, 0-1 0-0.

Budge Patty of Los Angeles and Paris, one of the favourites, advanced by default over Rupert Huber of Germany.

Other included:

first-round

revolts Lindwali

Crawford Johnson

Mrs Thelma Long, Australia. Davidson

Mrs beat

Christine Trancari, France, 6-1, 6-1.

Ger-

Miss Baerbele Albert, many, beat Mrs Nelly Hopman, Australlo. 3-0, 7-5, 6-3.

Mrs Lewis Hoad, Australia, beat Mrs Josette Amoureit!, Fronce, 0-1, 6-3.

Georges Deniau, France, de feated Khan Said Nwi, Pakistan, 4-0, 0-2, 0-0 2-0, 6-1

Don Canxy, Australia, defeat- France, Gil de Mermudte, 6-4, 6-0, 6-2.

ed

4 I 16 0 4 3 4 0

-Reuter.

SMALLBORE

RIFLE LEAGUE

Double possibles were scored by S/Sgt. A. E. Clarke of the Army "A" team and Miss M. Patrick of the Hongkong Police during the fifth round of the Ladies Singles, First Round:

Colony Smallbore League fred off at the Hongkong Gun Club Gibson, US, de-on Saturday, May 12. Miss Althea fcated Mrs Raymonde Gimault, France, 0-1, 6-1.

Mias Francoise Lemal, France, defeated MJB Mary Hawton, Australia, 2-0, 6-4, 6-3.

Miss Dapne Seeney, Australis, defeated Miss Beatrice de Cham- bure, France, 6-3, 0-0,

Mrs Ginette Bucaille, defeated Miss Puar Spain, 3-6, 6-2, 0-2.

France, Barril,

Men's Singles, First Round:

Davidsson, Sweden, Sven defeated Major Edwin Powers, US Army, 6-0, 1-0, 0-0,

Robert Wilson, Britain, de- feated John O'Brien, Australla, Gri, Bai, 8-ið, 6-1.

Kurt Nielsen, Denmark, de deated Rod Lavir, Australia, 6-1, 6-2, 6-4.

Uir Schmidt, Sweden, defeated Emilio Martinez, Spain 6-2, 6-1, (-3.

The Hongkong Police team almost caused an upset when they come to. within four points of undefeated and League-lead- Ing Royal Hongkong Delence Force. The latter once again returned the highest team total of 1178 closely followed by the Army with 1173 and the Police with 1172.

Were

and McLennan beid the ball long before

the

Klag- defcit. cheung tried to help them when

ball to he allowed the

100

making their final pass and wingers Brettell and McLoughlin were either off-side or wall covered when it came.

Souza

and

two

outside the post for a corner,

now moving fourth head by 4-3 with a McLennan was the ball much faster and Brettell and went on a scoring spree on scoring no the next 11 heads, was giving Lo Pok a hard time

including of it without managing to snatch fewer than 22 shots,

10 fours on successive the vital goal that would have two

heads, to lead by the aver- made so much difference.

The scoresheet flattered the winners Three of the goals they scored came from bad delen. sive errors by Hogan; while the third one which really police the issue looked to be glaringly The first thrill came when off-side, Referee Dawson didn't Charlesworth made a brilliant

Then came the turning point whelming margin of 24-4. seem very happy about it at all save at the right hand post when

hen of the game. The ball was In comparison the Recreio and held a long conference with it looked all of a Kwang Tune sent down the Chinese right

ight four of A. V. Lopes, 5. E. Souza, his lineston before re-starting Handicap win to a two dollars wing to Young Wal-to. The C. Roza-Pereira and C. E, PASTOS play, it was a pity the lines- stake that the ball must enter Sing Too fyer looked to be displayed almost rock-bottom man had so much say in this the goal. He repeated his effort yards offside, but no fing was

form. With the exception of goal for he was in very poor n Lew minutes Inter to raised and as the ball landed on

their No. 2, S. E. Souza, all of position many yards behind the another scoring shot over the

the far side of the penalty ares,

them were repeatedly guity of start of the vital move.

Szeto Sum fired it home from falling as much VALY HAITOW angle.

short with a count against them This virtually

virussic

finished the 04 0

and when game Hogan once again deflected the ball to an opponent the fast Chinese forwards swept it into Lo

the goalmouth and Yeung Wal-drawing to gave Charlesworth no chance to save.

WORFULLY WEAK

bar.

With the half well advanced it fooked as though a goal would never come but a misplaced pass by Hogan set the Chinese for- wards in nction and after a con-

melee palmouth

The Combined Services were woefully weak at right-back where Hogan had one of these games when nothing went right, fused He ran himself into the ground Kwok-tai put his team in the nylag to find his true form but lead.

'Sugar' Ray Predicts Knock Out Win

Olson Over Bobo

Los Angeles, May 16. Middleweight Boxing Champion, Ray America's "Sugar" Robinson, plans to knock out Carl "Bobo" Olson In the early rounds of their title fight at Tom Wrigley Field, Hollywood, on Friday night.

Robinson, quoted an "even six" favourite by the Las Vegas gambling centre, said he would work for an early KO combination even if it meant taking risks.

With five minutes to go the

Ds two yards

For their narrow win on the other two rinks Craigongower had to thank mainly their leads and No. 2s whose consistent to the jack was the main contributing factor to their victory.

Joie

SECOND DIVISION,

18

31

7

43

In a Second Division Lawn Bowin League inntel played yesterday at Kowloon Cricket Club, the home team scared a 4-1 win over Police Recroption Club,

Kee won on two of

AEKAte y 57 state to 80. Phoenix's four beat R. O. Hughe PRC four by 20-10 and Tommy Lock's Tote had the better at C. Pope and his men by 10-17,

come from PRC's only point

W. Hollandis' rink who edged out

Runs A Ray Birthday Mile

Champaign, Illinois, May 16.

Jole Ray, the king of United States distance men, celebrated his 62nd birthday recently by running a Mile against the clock. His time was 6:23.4.

Ray, who participated in the Olympic Games in 1920, 1924 and 1928, has been running miles on his birthday This year's time, was a new for the past four years. record; his previous best, 6:80,

Now asivelworker in Gary. He is credited Indiana, the little miller has not run more

race since races than competitive In this respect, Francis Leg and Bill Ogley deserved special 1933, but he remains in excellent United. States history. He has as attested 470 medals and trophies, won physical condition, credit. They not only had the by his amazing mile. He plans during his illustrious conger.

run #

counter. It was a good goal too, Services got a consolation counter. It was a good goal too, better of their opposing num to continue the annual birthday coming as it did from the best bers. George Guterres and combined forward movement of Alarcoun, who like their other mile "until I die.", the evening ..at least as far clubmates found it difficult to as the Services were concerndi get their weight, but also cover Tolfrey started it with a neat ed up for the below-usual form pass to Brettell,

of their No. 3, Alfred. Cortes, and skip Bradbury in the first half of the game.

Into the not.

WELL SATISFIED

Both

Diary

Sports

TODAY Fencing

Colony Fencing Championships at EYMCA. 3 p.m..

Tennis

SATURDAY Lawn Bowla 1 Division: A fine shot by Bradbury

Recreto v Tallo head 19th

when Fine Chub ERC: "G":

with havinat competitive distance any other man in

Ray feels there is a deteriora- tion in U.S. athletes because of improper conditioning. He pointed out:

"Improved training methods have caused the performance in track and fleld to Improve re- markably, But the athletes don't last as long and it's because they don't condition themselves.

r

The winger swung the ball to the far side of the goal where Chalmers pushed it neatly back

and Jackle Noronha to McLoughlin. For the second

played some time in the game the winger Connie Pereira

bowls during this crashed the ball against the bar excellent Only two other marksmen

"High school coaching has cút managed to score posibles and

but this time Glasgow was right early part but the burden was

off the supply of outstanding both Men's "D" Division: CRC they

David Wong and

ine half of the game, when on the spot to nod the rebound too much on them in the second SQMS Morgan who scored one

Coates and Bradbury threw in KCC IRC RCCrospects. Many of the

POC: CRC 1 v CRC Krača v runners are burned out before each.

their weight into the onslaught. | fucce; PRC v PORC.

they got to college. Football Below are the individual and

coaches are

track The Chinese selectors can feel

Mixed "B" Divizion: 8CAA v LBC; | CAU Tralling behind by 7-13 at

coaching team scores!

COC: CBC y Urban They don't know the proper RHKDF

"A" A. P.

well satisfed with the showing the end of the 15th head, Brad- Recreio v

methods of getting a boy ready of this young side. Lau King-bury and hla men gradually Cone, Pereira 195. E. Rosario 197.

for a race and can't teach a boy Quah 195, H. Souza 188, E. Costa

This black wizard of boxing, he would not dream of stepping cheung, Lo Pak, Kwok-yes, and drow up to 11-13 by the 18th

how to pace himself in a race, 190, R. Remedios 185, Total 1170

who

the regainevi

World up a category in search of the the whole forward line get top head.

Too many of the finest prospects marks but Milleweight crown on the up- | Light-Heavyweight crown.

generally speaking ait v H.K. Police: R. Noddings 197,

are lost because of this." well. hill comeback climb at the age Wong Kwok-fai 196, G. Tebb

Commenting on the Cham- the youngsters did

United Press. 104, M. Patrick, 200, L Kar-

of 35, knocked out Olson in the plon's statement, Olson, who has For the Services Charlesworth on

for a count of Ayo povitch 190, Aziz Ahmed 195.1 second round of their Chiengo Just Inished training at the had one farewell performanco I he drove the jack Into the CCC; MC "E" V KEGC. Totni 1172. Men's Singles, Becond Round:

Stanbury 194, fight last December. This was California rehabilitation contre to his credit. Martin, Jones ditch Army

Olson, victory over defeated Wood 192. Anderson 196, Clarke US Art Larsen,

of Santa Monica, near here, bald who illd a good job of policing evonutally mve his side three elinched by a Donald Black, Rhodesio, 6-4, 6-3, 200, Blackshaw 197, Hocklear

he had been neither physically Ho Cheung-you-Toltrey, Mc shots as Conpio Pereira drow in 7-B

194, Total 1173, v RAF. Sat

nor psychologically at for his Lennon and McLoughlin where the fourth.

the 20th hood the ones to collect the better his

On.

the explained ot Trevor Fancutt, South Africa, Wan: Price 190, Greene 190,

inst fight against Robinson.

| ratings.

Craigengower four consolidated defeated Henri Pelizza, France, Childa 182, Johnston 187, Cham-Sans Jacinto training camp near hero that he could afford to 13-11, 4-0, 0-1 0-2. Uited bers 101, Livingston 189, Total

As to the knock-outa he had

their 14-13 1d by drawing in full hend, as hands of the take risks against Olson because suffered at the 1109.

A disappointing match, Con- four shots on a he had not beer Impressed by World Army "B" Sgt. Whitney 100,

Archlo

Pereira Moore, and

falled with their heavy Toger 180, Major Lloyd the power of the former Cham Champion, Art-weight ditions were bad overhead and both Jackie Noroniza and Connie Sgt.

draws to rest the shot woods or 191, Lt. Fayne 197, It Morton punch during their last Robinson, Olson's manager said slippery underfoot but....

thro

fights. He also cinimod they had been lucky because

trail the jack. All the Recreio 104, SQMS Morgan 190, Total

bowlors could do was to chalk a boxer has been each time "Bobo" had a quick 1188 v H.K. Gun Club: David

up a two on the last bend to lose by 15-18. opponent, he was bound to be

ilme and from afraid the next

Press

County Cricket Close Of Play Scores

""A"

Wong 198, Wong Bor 197, Mabel

Wong 197, Lal Hung Song 180, J. Haleros 188, 5. Ip 165, Total 1118.

Royal Navy: La Nowson 180, C. Neave 194, P. Steer 193, Lt. Comdr. Solomon 100, 0. Reedman 184 P. O. Clayton BJ, 193, Total 1156 v R.A.F. Kai

Αν

his third two of them knock-out. Robinson

when

beaten three times by the same and painiese end.

to

Olson, was reported to be on the psychological point of view, top form and determined Olson would be unable to step win back the drown. into the ring on Friday with a winner's morale.

D

VERDICT

TEAMS

the

Combined Chinese: Lau King cheung: Kwok Kam-hung. Lo Pok; Ma Man-hung. Ne Wal-

UHANCE VANISHED TRII, Kwok Yau; Young Wal- to, Lau Chi-lum, Ho Cheung-

Recreio's chamer of getting Both boxers have finished yau, Lo Wwok-tel, Szeto Sum,

Combined Servloes: Charles- away with even a point out of training and

are due to con-

match vanished wien Verge on to Hollywood's Amert-worth: Hogan, Martin; Egerton, the

Toitrey Brettell, Johnny Ribeiro's four, can Legion Stadium on Friday, Jones, Tak: Conceded wall Carvalho that even if he defeated Olsen, inFranos-Presse.

On his future, Robinson said midday, for the oficial weigh McLennan, Glasgow, Chalmers, leading by 17-9 at the end of

McLoughlin,

the 11th head against Stanley sevan, 194, R, Archer 190, L. Guterave Wilenkin 32, Singh not out 128, 191, P. Rull 195, E. Mao 193, T.

At Oxfort: Hampshire 110, Oxford University 86 for seven. Al Lords: Derbyshire 345 for

Johnson nine, Kelly 131, versus Mickilesex.

At Cambridge: Cambridge RHKDS

University 317

for

Versus Leicestershire,

walkover.

Buckley 191, Total 1153 H.K.P. Recove: Concedinci svuliz-

At Bristol: Gloucestershire over. 280 for five, Crapp 88, Emmett

not 124,

abire.

VOICE

Warwick-

LEAQUE TADIE

SW L RHKDF "A" Army "A"

fik, dus Club.

Amy "A" RUKDF

At Hlove: Bussoxx 379 for Polk nino, Smith 142, Oakman 178, Royal Navy

VIRUS CHamÒrgana.

2.0

As Dartford: Rosex 301, Inwole RAF sal West 50 597 122, Tervor Bailey 108, vecnui | HRP. Resive 0.14 0.81700 Keit. Emex all out at the close,ITAT, KA TAK

The Sixth- Round of the

As Hulls Scotland 148, York- Smallbore League will be fired skirs 104 for no wicket, Lawson | pit on Baturday, May 20 at the not out 108, Pudge't spt out 81. Hongkong Chum Club companies Hope Ing at 5:30 pm. The draw for

arabiru | this wound: žíz

K.K. Gun Club -v BÀF. · Kaj

ON HIS FUTURE

THE GAMBOLS

WAKE UP BAYE, ITO"

LONG WAY TO

BİLVER

FINICH DRESSING IN THE

By Barry Appleby

THESE SANDWICHE B WERE BETTER THAN

(ING FOR BRE RE GOING. TO THERE EARLY TO

after

KCC

2nd Division: HFC v FTC: POC v

KDC "B; KDCWV USRC KCC

Recreto: Filipino Chum v. Coc.

3rd Division: CCC v PBC; HKFC V HIKERC: HBOC v. Filipino Club: HKPSA ↑ KCC.

Combination Pairs

Bridge Tourney On May 31

Roccer Champions (Easter) The Rest At Carolina Xin 8,30 p.m.

Boxing

Combined China Cymnasścan v Services (Southom" Playground) 340

The second Combination Pairs P..

Racing

Tournament of the Hongkong

Bridge 12th (White). Race. Moving at | Contract

Association Happy Valley.

will be held on Thursday, May 31, at 830 pm, at the Jewish Recreation Club. 2-

SUNDAY

Athletics

SCAA Annisl, Inter-School Uvvita- tion Athletis Meeting and day) from 10a.m., to 6. p.m.....

4

Boftball Pennant match replay 20 p.m. Braves v Saints.

For the most refreshing

THIRST QUENCHER

Gaymer's CYDER

49 In the case of “last montti's may tournament, contestants enter either in pairs or as indivi- chuals.

Individual entries, will at be paired on by the Tourne- mont Director on the evening of the tournament. Prizewinners In- previous Open Pairs, “Mbe@ch Pairs, Combination Pairs, Testa of Four and Individual verta will not be permitted to part- ner one another.

Prizes will be awarded to the winners and runners-up in both the North-South and Fast Wash directions.

Thả, entry fée la 65 testant, and emitrios Kraty to club representatives".

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