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LEAGUE BOWLS

THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, JULY 23, 1956. PEE

A CLOSE FINISH LOOKS LIKELY FOR THE FIRST DIVISION TITLE

VERY

By “TOUCHER”

A close finish for the Colony's First Division Lawn Bowls League title looks imminent between Craigengower Cricket Club and Kowloon Cricket Club as both contenders cleared their respective hurdles in fine style on Saturday.

Of the two teams, Craigengower scored the more convincing win of five points lo nil over Taikoo, who failed to produce form anywhere near that which gave them a 5-0 win over IRC "Blues" the week before.

Some dne bowling by Franch Lee at No. 1 led the way for the Craigengower four shipped by S. Leonard to bulki a runway Taikoo lead of 30-0 over the four of G. H. Clayton, J. Me- Lavatel J H. Kinniburgh

The

1 Interval. With F. P. Madhur, G. Hơng Choy and S. Ironunt following sit will: s'early and consistent bowling, The Craigengower four romped hem: comfortably by 20-10,

The Superiority of their lead, No 2, Ma, and

Marshall whom he substituted Re- this matelt!

tremely hard for their well earned four points against

At the ten interval they ereto.

actually down by Eve were shots on the aggregate and on Two rinks. Only

deter- mined bowling on their part in the

half pulled second!

Them though.

Actually The HKCC three were well in the lead up to the futai 12th

head

They were 8-1 upon the fourth hendt and 13-7 at the end of the 11th head. After the eight on the 12th head, they cracked up, allowing their Hong Sing's KOT four were ↑ opponent.

to go into a scoring babes behind by 7-10 al Theme which took them to the Aggressive final score of 24-14. The maxi- 14 lattavel agens. play by the Recrele four of mum for the Triplis game is a Α V. Lopes, S. E. Souza. ning, but an eight entities the Roza-Pereira and C. E. Passes scorers to one bottle of the spirit The Heereo four took another that cheers. P. K. Lau, over their opposite

single after ku but successful 11

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pservation of heads saw the Rowan, built the foundation for

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The only close game of the afternoon was seen between the Brud- fours skipped by B. W. buty ami R. B. Marshult. After trating behind by 0-5 ← the Arst two heads, the gower four came

back with a

tive and four to start « ding- dong lu:sle.

BANG PROGI PANERİ,

The game ts the other two caks produced some Top-sided

The RCC four of

A 12-13 On The 10th heal, the Craigengower four scored a Lour and followed this up with Duttteld

single to lead by 17-14 at the Ten-mterval,

held They

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their lead to 24-22 VIL the 200s, head and chalked up a single

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head to nake victory complete for their leum

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The clear advantage enjoyed by hum Humber S. G Ppusile Muni paved the way to his side's

withiasling Gorge Souza at No. 2

Bro form pecially

ever

And on intresting even battle with Bilan Douglas with the latter slightly on top in the fred half and the founer comIRNIK into his own in the second han of the game. Both the thives and skips were about even with Brudbury haying Just Wind Night vige x the opponents. This wi

Brygme points,

singe lending

22-10 by

the Recreio foul of X. M. Silva, G. Guterres, F. M Alarcoun ani Jackie Noronha and F. R Kerman's KCC four were 9-20 down ngaka in 2 Johnny Ribeiro's

four

grand uplit Aight put Th

by

rinks The two jording up formed the deriding Nature of the day's play

By

Notable etoria, particularly

3 at No. Dick Roselei rubled . H. Kermany's fon 16 narrow the gas and finally love by the narrow margin of theve shots. The Naumies credit- able stand was made by Juckre Noronha's four who rallied back strongly in the anal stages of June- gune to concede

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SECOND DIVISION

IT'S STILL CRICKET, IF NOT TEST CRICKET

BEST EVER BY

BRITON

Mark Pharaoh Reaches

174

Feet

With

The

Discus At Prague

Prague, July 23.

win was doubly profitable to Craigingower in that it t only added five posts by their aggregate points, but also Use sizable number 27 stols fo their "shots up" column.

In the Second Division, Pulics In the evenl

of a tie in ag-creation Club sprang the sur-

the

aggregate prise of

when The afternoon shots will decide the winners, they took the favoured Recreio At the moment Kowloon Cricket Twelve tao bask with a 4-1 win Club, with two games in hand, Flying the major part in their are VD shots up and Craigen-eungh were the four ripped

2. Vlastimil Brilca Rower BU shols up.

by Baster Hollands whoot 23-12 win over the Recreio four skipast in 11.5 seconds, a Afth of

the 100 Metres 8 mins, 50.2 exes. Paul had won

3. Ivan NO EASY TASK

ped by A. A. Remedios sealed

ja :Prond shart of Shirley Strick- mins, 54 sces. Kowloon Cricket Club, on the the game in his side's favour,

world record. Audrey

High Jump to fight other hand, hod

The unbeaten Kowloon Duck Bernett won the High Jump at

maintainert their

Wel 5 "Jury"

Painela Inchies, axt unbeaten record but only just Elliott and Pauline Wainwright →→wih a 4-1 win over Craigen Anished one-two in the 80 Bob Metres Hurdius in 11.0 and 11.2 Club. gower Cricket

respectively-ali per- Kowloon | sevordis Lapsley's four Kave Docks the lead

Prague There were several surprises on the second day of the London v athletics match at Prague today. Mark Pharaoh reached 174 feet 0% inches in the Discus Throw to take first place against one of Europe's strongest discus-throwing capitals. This is the best ever discus throw by a Briton.

ex-

CIVIL, AID SERVICES

Orders (No. 20) by the Hun. C. E. Terry, OBE.. Commis- soner, Civil Aid Services dated July 20:

Examination Renal{^~(a) The un- dennwalioned altended examinativan, and qualined, in Ban Aescue un Die following daten:

with

The previous day June Foulds

BISLEY SHOOTING..

Britain Wins Commonwealth Team Rifle Competition

Surrey, July 22. Britain led from start to finish to win the Commonweality Team Kifle match in the Bisley Shoot- ing Championships here today.

With 1,450 polita out of a possible 1,000, they won by 20 points from Canada, who won the Empire Trophy the last time The match was held, in 1953,

After Canada (1,424) CLINE South Africa, 1,410, Australio, 1,402, and the West Indies; 1,300.

The trophy we presented to Mr A. G. Fulkin. the Bisley gunsmith who la non sherling captain of the British team. winning team included Major George Twint, who McD

The Queen's prize yesterday.

Auxiliary, Fire Service Orders

No. 27. Orders by Me Peter Choung, Acting Superintendent, Auxilary Fire Service of Jubri 21, 1950,^***

Monthly

Exercise... Diatatet NK-J: All pomonnel of (1). Dlatelet HK-3 end" (20) "" Group members of HK. Control Centre are structed to attend the monthly exerelan De trict - which will bỏ hold on Sunday, July 22, 1938, commencing from 4000 hours,; District 1-3 par- munnel are required to report T A/F.8. Training Depot, Arsonel Yard at 0830 hours and 2.K... Con- trol Centre members to B.K. Con- trol Centre at 0840 hours, Order of Dress: Fireman-Summer unitorm (Khaki), leather belt, spanner, axe, pocket line, rudder, top boots, steel beimet: Fireman/Driver - Dungaree overall, leather belt, rubber to boots, steel helmet;] Watchkeeper "female"-Summer uniform (haku), khaki nylon stockings, black leather shook, sling bag, peaked cap: Watch- keeper "male" Summer uniform (Khaki), black leather shoes, leather bolt, peaked cap: Bub-Offm, & Str. Ottra-Summer uniform (JChak!). leather belt, rubber top boots, axe. steri helg, of

8.0./. Swiner A/Q.M.

6 07 n

uniform (Khaki), leather belt, black leather shoes peaked cep. Note Bereta/peaked caps. Not to be cut-

these Wie ate led by The

wearing

The trophy Flays with the

Londen, July 22. England today called a tall young curate from his working | winners until the next match is class parish to

in the hold-semotimes as long as seven play Fourth Test on Thursday.

years,Router.

Rev Twenty-seven-year-old David Sheppard was ordained ➡ deacon at St Paul's last year,

Since then the former English cricket captain has played only been two occasionally. It has years since he played in a Test match.

Now the Roy Sheppard has a full time job as A

curate of St Mary's in Islington, a North London working class district.

sald

The young churchman he got permission

to play in the Test match this week from the Bishop of Stepney, his im- mediate

and superior, Bishop of London.

LAWN TENNIS

Rosewall Wins

Singles Title

helmet

Transter: Fn. No. 671 Poon Yau- king transferred from Pintoon No. ILK-9 (A) of District HK-3 to Platoon No, K-7 (A) of Distelet K-L wo.. 20.7.30.

(6ɣd.) K._A. Barke,

Atg. D/Supt, Á.F.S.

DAVIS CUP

Italy Completes 5-0 Win Over Sweden

Truvemuende, July 22.

Stockholm, July 22. Wimbledon nallet Ken Rose- Ily completed a 5-0 victory well of Australia today won the over Sweden when they won the Men's Singles title of the local remaining two singles in their international tennis tournament, | European Zone Davis Cup lawnL tennis final at Bonstad, Southern In the finals, he beat self- Sweden today. exijeri Yugoslav Lach Lagenstein,

the

8-4, 3-6, 6-0.

"And when I spoke to the Archbishop of Canterbury he was all In favour of it." the Rey Sheppard said.

Tho cricket-playing curate had already begun his theologi- cal education at Cambridge University when he played his last Test match. Ho

tain of the English team in two Tess against Pakistan in 1953.

Since then the curate bas

played first class cricket only occasionally. He has been out lu first class cricket only four innnigs this seatɑn,

on

sunny

But he still swings a cricket bat

many

day, playing back-lot style with the lounle-headed ktās of his parish-United Press.

Picture ont left shows the Rev. David Shoppard getting the "wicket" ready with (len to right) George Hudson, 11, Robert Petch, 10, and William Kers 11, all of SL Mary's Church School and ali of Islington. shown

Picture Michael Lewis, keeping wicket as the Sheppard bats.--Central

Photos.

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11.

Rev.

Fress

Major League Baseball

Arthur Gruttenden, who has never cleared 24 feet in the Long Jump in Britain, a Briton to Ken Wilmshurst's mached 24 feet 8 inches-second best evor by Empire Games record of 24 feet 884 inches--and John Disley won the 3,000 Metres Steeplechase in 8 minutes 49,2 seedits, the fastest time for the year in this event.

(Czech) Velisa Mugosa (Yugoslavia) In 14 minutes 20.2 seconds (Bsikan

Second 0 Games record).

Dimitar Vuchkov (Bulgaria) in ball 14 minutes 25 seconds (Bulgarian rocord) and third Constantin Alcanel (Rumania) in 14 min- utcs 26

(Rumanian seconds record).

Tukac

(Czech)

1. Jiri Lansky (Czech) 1.08 metres.

was

New York, July 22.

Scores in Major League base-

games today ward—

NATIONAL LEAGUE

E

(First Game)

R

H

4. Jogoslav Kovar

(Czech)

1.98 metres,

3.

Menta George

New York Rumania's Sorin loan set up a Chiengo new Balkan Games record when (Britain)

he won the Hop, Step and Jump cvent with

1

4

4 10

0

and

1,600 Metres Relay

a 26-23 formances very much in Olym-1.85 metres,

pie Carnes class.

win over G. Madar's four.

The Czech men's leam wen With the last head to go on the Prague-London athletics the other two rinks, the

Repetition by 120 painle to 103

The British Eregel was tied at 82-82. Je ponits.

Women's Loonard's four enjoyed one of tenn from Londen heat the those tare afternoons whereCatch wont from Pregate by every member of the rink put 53 points to 43 points.

of the

in more than his average form

win to score the best

by hunting Gourley's Seapen

12th July, 1056, Eastern Zone: 33131 Yeung Wing-hong, 32310 Pang four their first defent of the Lou-har (Miss), 32045 Ho Chik-wu, 33097 Tang Kla-hung, 33103 Le Woon-ming, 33199

33005 Iul

CISUN,

R. O. Baker's CCC four were 18-21 down

againstt Arnold

Results wiEET

800 Metres Run

Gorrie 1. Derald

3.

(Britain)

1. London - 3 mius. 13.7 seconds.

2. Prague seconds.

— 3 mins,

16.2

Women's Long Jump

1. Shella Hoskins (Britain)

0.04 metres.

2. Zlata Rozkošna (Czech) 6.03 metres (new Czech (Czech)tional record).

na-

3. J. Whitehead (Britain)

Women's 400 Meires Relay

On the fant head they 1 min, 52.7 secs. were loading by 23-10. Lee King-hin

2. Ludvik Luka 33317 Kung Chi-gung. 3349 Hul

ma, 52.0 fees. Han-Điện 13450 Kwok Hok chrund

Alexander Zvolensky 8,50 metres. Clicon Ylek-fat, 33543 Man 20017 Yeung Hân tung ca

(Czech) 1 min, 53 secs. Liu Yen-pul, 33749 Lom Wali-kwun. | Elliot's tour. On the inst bead, 33000 Wal Chak-lau, 34063 Lee Yick- cheung, 34005 Kwok Wal-to, 3415 however, both Leonard's and Young Pul, 34179 The Po-ling M. Baker's fours failed, conceding 34101 Fung Yuk-kwong, 34390 Au a two and single to allow Kow- Young Huen, 34420 Chan Kong-on.

13th July, 1956, Eastern Zone: loon Docks to win on two rinks mins, 17.6 cess. 30078 Chating Chan-too,

An

32005 Fan Jün-

Club climbed

(b) The undermentioned attended Craigengower

2.

5,000 Metres Run

1. London 47.7 seconds, 2. Prague.

-France-Presse.

I Ken Norris (Britain) 14

Mirko Graf (Czech)

14

3. George Knight (Britain)

Diteus Throw

Yugoslavia

- BALKAN GAMER

Belgrade, July 22.

won

the kile over

Kowloon and examination, and qualified, in Bowling Green Club as a result Daslo Fire-Fighting on 16th July. of a good 5-0 win over the Police 50,03 metres. 1900:

Bhaukiwan

30000 Zone:

Cheng Recreation Club. Biu-kal, 34817 Wong Chin-pang, 34536 Tang Shu-cheung, 3443 Ip. Ming- ngar, 2050 Chan Chuk, 34334 Chan Bul-kart, 34591 Ito Chun-yung, 34803

Antoneli, Grissom (0) 16.30 metres. This Sarni, Kalser (3-4) and Chiti.

is also a new Rumanian card, LP-Antonell (9-0).

The Rumanian team also set

St Louis

up a new Balkan Games record Brooklyn In the 1,000 Metres Relay which It won in three minutes, 13.8 seconds.France-Presse.

WORLD RECORD

1 12 0

3 ร

Walker, Erskine (8-0) and Blaylock, Konstanty (8), Collum. (9) and Smith.

LP-Blaylock

•

Walker (3rd), Snider (21st).

(0-1), HRS- Moon (11th),

7

12

B

ง

0

Paris, July 22. Maria Itina of Byelorussla today bort the women's world

ccrd ter the 220 Yards at an Philadelphia athletics meet in Klev, when Milwaukee the clocked 23.6 seconds, Tass

Flowers (7) and news agency reported.

Popata. Crone, Jolly (7) and East German Christor Stub Atwell, WP-Crone (9-6). LP- nick held the previous record | Roberts (10-11). HRS-Mathews with a time of 23.8 seconds. (15th), Adeock (20th), Aston France-Presse.

(14th), Blaylock (arth),

FRENCH RECORD

Roberts,

AMERICAN LEAGUÈ

Chicago- Washington

0

0

1

1

Moss.

Baltimore

8 17

0 0

2

31643 Ma and the aggregate by three shots. mins, 21.0 secs. Shuhung, aid Ng mỏa wai 2009 In the Third Division, HKPSA

Troyes, July 22, Teang Bing-ping. kwong, 2018 Wong Kwok-lal, 33140 maltained their lead at the top 14 mire, 33.8 ccs.

Guy Husson today broke his League table, (Mrs), 33030 Tang Chi of the

15th wwaz Lo Yuk-leong (Mi) two valuable points to Hong- but dropped

Harshman (4-6) and 33143 Chan Kit-fong (Miss), 23304 30

1. Mark Pharaoh (Britain)Balken Games athletes competi- own French national record for tlets today alter a three-day the Hammer Throw, when he Tang Yuk-lan

Leo kong Electric ittcreation Club. {Mian), JJB00

53.04 metres (best ever by a meeting, in

metres at the Wieler, Griggs (0) Byerly (B). wing-lieung, 2011 Chun plus. Filipino

Belgrade with threw 08.23 Yuling, 3032 Cheung Pun second placo

Briton),

Rumania second and Bulgaria Troyes sports stadium. Husson Stone (9) and Fitzgerald. LP- kim, 34220 Wan Shui-lan (Min).

Valent 2. Gejza

(Czech)

bettered his own record for the Wiesler (3-7). HNS-Yost (9th), third. $1.54 meteret,

The final order was as follows: event, which he set up in May Moss, 2, (4th and 5th), Minoso 3. Gerald Corr (Britain) | Yugoslavia 145.5 points, Rumania this year at Strasbourg with a| (703).

points, Bulgaria 106.8 throw of 67.10 metres. Cleveland 124.0 points, Greece 03 points, Turkey France-Presse. Long Jump

10.5 points.

GERMAN RECORD and Several more Balkin

Wynn (11-5) and Averill, national records fell on the third

Wright, Zuverink -(0), Schmitz Dusseldorf July. 22.

(8) and Triandos, Castall (8). Werner and last day of the Games today,

today

HR-Wertz Olympic hope Ille Savel, of broke the German national re-Wright (5-8). Rumanin, won the 400 Metrea in cord for the women's Shot Put (23rd). for the fifth; timo thÍM Boson Detroit Bolkan Games record and equal when she reached 18.07 metre Boston his own national record; per ne an athletics ⠀ moet "'in.

Duweldorf.

Lary, Gromelc (D), and House, Brewer (18-3

Franco HNS-Vernon (9th); House

('(8th);—United Fren

Lam Kun, 34034 Lo Pax-ling. 5f051

fton Chu. 34018 Tu China 34020 pinyed yesterday with no upsets 7.34 metres. Loe Yuk-char(Mry), 36653 Lt Un, recorded. The main feature of

Shin Wah-hing. 34571 Lul Sheung-

OPEN TRIPLES

1. Arthur Cratienden Sven out of the eight Colony tain) 7.52 metres. chee, 34001 60 Chun-wang, 30017 Open Triples matches

2. Vaclav Martinak (Czech)

·(Brl-

were

3. Stefan Molnar (Czech)

John Disley (Britain) formatico.

Samo You Bul-lin (Miss) 1000 Chan yesterday's games was the clucht.29 metres Yeau-kwong, 54670 Lam Yuen, 34070 10. 206. Siden Loo Wifig, 34730 Moke scored by the Recreio combina

Chun-am, 31734 Wong Pak-1: 34710 Hon of C. P. Basta Rozh 3,000 Metres Steeplechase

Yeung Kwongkil 763 Zlatur Ha- Norondin and C.

47,0 seconds to set up a new

Marianno

1008, 24787 Wong Yus, 34003 Pau Peroiro over J. Letch, A D 1.

Duffy and E, F, Geo. Skip 9 mine, -49.2 seca. (best-per-Three national records and Her previous “rational record and While, DP-Lary

· may, probably have-some- ||formance by a British affileto the Balkan record, fell in the war. 10,01 molres Gee thing to anewt% for to Peanut |over the distance this year),, 8.000 Motres : event,

won by Fremo

·D, B, W. ALICANTER,

Chilet Blait officer,

Civil Aid Servička.

30.7.00.

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were:

Ox- Today's results lando Sirola beat Torsten The Women's Singles utte was Johansson 6-4, 1-8, 6-2, 0-1;

by Brazilian won

Ingrid Nicola Pletrangelo bent Ult Metzner, who bout German Schmidt 7-5, 6-3, 1-6, 6-3. Elizabeth Von Aspern, 6-3, 6-2

in the finals.-United Press.

CHINESE RELAY RECORD SET

Four

Paris July 22.

athletes

women

of

Tsingtao today broke the Com-

Chinese

record for

national

the 800

one

munist women's metre

with relay racc minute, 54.1 seconds, the New China news agency reported.

This now record

thro

truck and

Ituly will meet the winners the American Zone in the first inter-zone fmal.---Reuter.

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