1957-01-21 — Page 6

LEAGUE CRICKET

THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, JANUARY 21, 1957.

MISSED CHANCE FOR CHELSEA

Too Sporting A Declaration Gave KCC Four Points At The Expense Of The Indians

By "RECORDER"

With 136 runs on the board and five wickets lost, the Indian Recreation Club's captain, S. H. Khan, seized hold of the bell and merrily tinkled it at Cox's Road on Saturday to call in his team for some warming tea.

To this afternoon most of the IRC team is quite mystified as to why he did this. It was certainly one of the most sporting declarations in the annals of local cricket as the very solid KCC batting side wore given 105 minutes in which to score

137 runs.

KCC had ut one stage

but four wickets for 49 runs. they did not lose any more and claimed the victory with seven Later in the minutes to spare. evening they were further heartened by the welcome new

had that the Royal Air Force

Kai beaten the Optimisti al Tak.

and

And

All Khan (20 not out) young an occasional 50.

Ram Lalchandani is steadily Carl Myaft (24) stayed together shaping up into a very capable up to 105 when the former was opening batsman. He is still held by Findlay off Bell at leg rallier Inclined to be too con- silp. Myalt and Abdool Rum- servative and his 31 on Saturday Jahn carried on to 130 when the could have been 60 odd had he former played a ball off Fairhal treated

bowling more to Bell at first slip.

bounced off the edge of Bell'a aggressively.

hand but he proved agile enough to grab at it again and hold on.

the

As it was, Lalchandani

and

The KCC-HRC match, despite Sid Raymond were not separated skipper Khan'e too sporting til they had put on 64 runs Resture,

The ball

was not uninteresting. I despito Carnell in a hostile mood came the tinkle of the

took four wickets for 42

The Indians, the youngest team and ting the ball awkwardly runs in 12 overs and Carnell de- In the First Division with

1521

average age of 26, have become a force to be reckoned with tarct Text season may kid them the Flet Divison Champions

SOLID ALL ROUND

even moit

They have a very sold t- tack, spearheaded by the Myatt

who are brothers

this year that they respected were last

as two of the most dificult bowlers to face m real First Divison erleket.

They have also a very elteient balling side with half a dozen batsmen capable of knocking up

and Bell always dangerous his Drst few overs.

in served much better than his one

for 41 in 10 overs.

With 64 on the board, Ray- mond was leg before to

al

One or two

quick wickets

IRC a

may have given the Bell

chance of victory. but Phil and with 72 up Lalchandani was Wood and Robble Lee were not caught by Coffey off Bell

separated before 31 runs were forward short leg. Raymond had on the board. Lee was held by contributed 30 and Laichandani | S,H. Klun off Curf Myatt at 34.

IWD Abbas went with only more runs on the board, held by wicketkeeper Ropett off Carnell. With 85 on the bourd, George Ebert played a ball from was Bell on to his log and it deflected on to his wicket.

THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB

SEVENTH RACE MEETING

Saturday 19th and Saturday 26th January, 1957. (To be held under the Rules of the Hong Kong Jockey Club) THE PROGRAMME WILL CONSIST OF 16 RACES. The First Bell will be rung at 1.30 pm, and the First Race run at 2.00 p.m. on both days.

The Secretary's Office at Alexandra House will close at 11.95 am. on both days.

MEMBERS' ENCLOSURE

NO PERSON WITHOUT A BADGE WILL BE ADMITTED. All persons MUST wear their badges prominently displayed throughout the meeting.

Admission Badges at $10.00 each per day are obtainable from The Club's Cash Sweep Ulee, at Queen's Building. Clater Road only on the wrillen introduction

Member, who will be responsible for all visitors introduced by him.

Tina will be obtulanble at the Chub House if ordered in advance from the No. 1 Boy (Tel. 72811).

The 0th Floor is restricted to Members and Ladies wearing Lady's Brooches.

NO CHILDREN will be admitted to the Club's premises during the Meeling. For this purpose a Child Is a person under the age of seventeen years, Western Standard.

Inid-off.

towards Wood stayed to 45. which he contributed 22, when he played a ball back into Cart

Carnell Myatt's hands

Was Carl Myatt without bowled by opening his account and, also with only 49 on the boord, Frank Findlay was run out on George a nippy throw-in by Ebert from point,

David Coffey and Kenneth Lo came together and both, por- embarked ticularly the former,

afternoon into real Saturday cricket 10 knock up the necessary 01 runs for victory in Just 30 minutes. Two dropped calches in the deep-not par- ticularly easy ones could have changed the trend of things, but it was too bitterly cold in the feld for normal alertness, Coffey's undefeated 58 one of his finest Innings In long time and Lo throw caution to the winds with his unde- Teated 36. The runs were needed and they were got. These two analysis and spoiled Myatt's his three wickets

in 15 overa cost him $4 runs,

OTHER MATCHES

was

д

Vearncombe, Cardiff goalkeeper, watches the ball sail outside the goal as Chelsea inside-right McNichol just fails to get to a centre in the First Division match at Stamford Bridge ground on January 12. Cardiff won 2-1-Reuterphoto.

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EASTERN

2, ARMY

Army Would Have Drawn

Or Even Beaten

Eastern

With A Little More Luck

Says "TOUCHWOOD"

Give the Army boys their full due for their dogged stand against Eastern, the reigning First Division League Champions. Down two gaols at half time, they trooped back on to the field after the interval to rock their opponents with n 16th minute goal and missed so many chances for the equaliser that it was sheer bad luck that they lost,

Though Eastern emerged 2-1 winners at the South China Stadium they can consider themselves extremely fortunate not to have been beaten, for their display after the interval should have resulted in defeat and only their defence helped them to hold on to their 2-0 lead until the final whistle,

und misted the mark and

frustration

Bowering-re-linton of the bali.

down the drain.

•

beat

ED FURGOL WINS CALIENTE OPEN GOLF TOURNEY PRIZE

Agua Caliente, Mexico, Jan, 20. Veteran Ed Furgol, playing his steadiest when the competition was toughest, beat Al Besselink in the second hole of a play-off to win the $15,000 Callenso Open golf tournament today.

Dendlocked at the end of 72 holes of play, pach with a score of 280, the 40-year-old Furgol and his younger. for immediately teed off in a sudden death play-off in near-darkness and rain.

ich came

HOME SOCCER STANDINGS

They parrett the $25-yard first hôle with Alves. Both men hit traps with their second shots, but blasted out benullfully to within 10 feep of the pin. But both missed the putts.

the fateful second. is n 450-yard, uphill, egalmst-the-wind par-four hole, Furgol got home in two and Besselink was just short of the green. He ured a putter from there

and came up about four feet short of the pin, Moon- while, Furgot went for a birdle Manchester putt from 20 feet and missed by Anal a foot. When Besselink missedi, Wolves

Furgo), formerl

Champion, then

his for the victory.

London, Jan. 19. English and Scottish Football League standings after matches were as follows:

Tottenham

Open Pestors

Leeds U. tapped Blackpool

Bolton ....

Burnley

The win was worth $2,000 for Birmingham Ed, while Besselink picked up Newcastle 51,500 for second place,

men ud fought uphill Both battles in this gambling tourna ment. Furgol was a 12-1 selec- tion and Besselink had been listed at 30-1:

But Besklink, once winner of the $10,000 Arst prize in the blg fournament of Chomplons at Les Vegas, is noted as a fine player it enough money is ut stake. In this one, there was bookle betting on the players and Al figured to win a bundle If he come home in front,

On

First Division

P. W.

บ.

West Bromwich

Everton Shefeld W. Chelses

Aston Vila

Manchester C. Luton Carter City Sunderland Portsmouth Charlion

Lelcaster C. Stoico City Natts F

Second Division

P W.

Blackbum .... Liverpool...4 Middlesbrough.. 20 West Ham Sheffold U.

Fulham

AT FLORIDA Tampa, Florida, Jan. 20.

Bristol Rovern.. The defending champion, Doncaster Betsy Rawls, fought off a re- Leyton cord challenge by Fay Crocker uddersüeld the final hole today to win Swansea the $5,000 Tumpa Women's Linevia City Open golf tournament for the Barnsley

the Grimsby ... third time.

Rotherham V. Miss Bowls fred a one-over-Bristol C. women's-par 74 in the final Bury.

total of

Port Vale round for a winning

Notts County...

Third Dividon

Reading Queen's P.R.

Northampton

Newport

Walsall

Watford

Brighton Brentford

208.

Miss

Crocker former US Open Champion from Monte-Colchester A draw would have been penalty box areas. The Army retrieving to make the Score video, Uruguay, felt only one Southampton

Torquay SHURE faiter to the Army for the type boys seemed to have the better read 2-0,

stroke short as she scored

Ipswich of football they displayed. They of their opponents, and they The last ten minutes was a

six-under-par | Bournemo women's record hectic could with luck on their side hnd better control of the ball

perlod for Eastern as 67 In the final round.

Shrewsbury have very well turned the tables

their opponents increased their Best players in the Army pressur

To capture the 23rd tourna against Eastern, but their forside were Fowler, Martin and Higgins and Bowering each Rawls needed a pur-five on the for goals. Evans, ment victory of her career, Miss Evans, Higgins, Bowering. wards Hough,

They Martia

were con- find a very good attempt but 18th hole and she was a little on' the hin for peatedly

they failed to

Yung

nervous after taking, bogeys on Right- I was sheer

Pul-dor. his anxiety

the 10th and 17th. Watch them throwing chances winger Hough in

Immediately after resumption score more often than not 10

But she drove carefully down Millwall the losers kept hammering at the middle of the 475-yard hole Sound crashed his shots too far off the

Gillingham Eastern's Ho Ying-fun and mark and if he could curls his Eastern's defence and for the and her second shot rolled only Aiderat Chu Wing-keung were not at over-robust tackling in future chances galore wasted.

best part of this' half they had 75 yantis from the pln. Her Exeter City their best and these two players matches it would not surprise

approach was 11 feet from the Coventry шете for the best part of the me to see him putting a few It was not until the 10th cup and she grinned broadly. Crystal Palace

Plymouth A match nierely passengers.

minute that the more goals into the net.

Army

were Then she safely two-putted the Norwich

Cily At Kai Tak the Royal Air In defence Ko Po-kung.

able to put one Past Yung ball home to victory.

Swindon ** Force beat the Optimists by 68 Toledo and

Kung Wah-kit Before the 10th minute Army | Pul-dor. Higgins pounced on The victory was worth $880

Third Division runs after having declared at withstood with honours the gave an inkling of what was to a loose ball, hesitated for a for Mise Hawls, who has won Hartlepool 161 for three

might wickets. Alan attacking

or the come when a move started by moment and when he found he this tourney twice previously. Derby County. contributed 65 to this

opposition.

Kwok-wah, Evans saw Higgins back kick could not lift his foot for Miss Crocker collected $016 for Workington Taylor

in Lau Yee's a shot Over

to Inside-left shot, pushed over to Hough second place.

Bradford | score, McGowan an undefeated who played

39, Lee 20 and Henderson an position ot left-back, shone Martin who let fly a sizzling who swiped the ball into the

Veteran Patty Berg captured Acarthston

Wrexham undefeated 24. The Optimists only in patches.

drive that curved dangerously back of the nét,

third money of $528, with a 79- | Chesterfield were dismissed for 103, Hender-

goalwards, Yung Pui-dor jump-

stroke finish for 303-United Stockport ed up in the nick of time to

Prega. Have. son taking five wickeis for 45 Birley runs in 14.1 overs and three for 33 in 14 overs.

Ona surprise was Craigen- gower's failure to take four at King's MEALS and REFRESHMENTS will be obtainable in the points off the Navy HESTAURANT.

The sallors struggled on *100"

Craigengower reached only 107 for six when stumps were drawn.

Bath the Scorpions and the

their Optimlets took beating Police over the week- end at Chater Road. On Satur- The Scorpions won by flye day the wickets,

Yesterday

the Optimists KCC struggled through

victory Army Lo with three wickpts in hand. Optimists Police had hit up 113, to which

RAF Williamson contributed On Cralgengower undefeated 47 as Pritchard took Army North

Indian RC Recreo

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Part

to

NOTICE

turn at

THE HONG KONG JOCKEY GLUB Special Cash Sweep on the Pearce Memorial Cup Saturday, 20th January, 1957. Over 950,000 tickets sold to date.

REMARKABLE SAYES The Eastern custodian, Yung Pul-dor, must be congratulated for his cool game and for some markable saves at point blank range. Due to the previous night's rain, the pitch in certain parts made control of the bail dificult, especially around the

four

for

18. Leigh Bennett with 50 was top scorer for the Optimists.

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The Army went all out for the equaliser and though they tried everything they knew in Eastern's right-winger Wong

the book, Eastern'a 'Yung Tak-fook nearly opened the scoring in the 13th minute. Pul-dor was in no mood to be

beaten again. defenders and with Lo Kwok- Wong worked himself past two

TEAMS tal on his left took a grounter

Allen sprawling

Eastern: Yung Fui-dor: that had

on Toledo, Lee Kwok-wah; Kung the ground to stop the

Wah-kit, Ko Po-keung, Mä The next minute Lo Kwok-tal Man-hung:

Wong Tak-fook, made it 1-0 for Eastern with Chu Wing-keung, Ho Ying-fun, an unexpected shot. Lo dribbled Lo Kwok-tai, Hau Ching-to

the ball in and from 30 yards HOW THEY STAND

out crashed in a low grounder First Division

that had the Army custodian PWLD Pts.completely beaten. in 0 1 2 38 11 8 1 2 34 11 7 1 3 31 12 5 4 3 23 12 4 4 4 20

South

10

4 4 2

18

Scorpions Polico Royal Navy ..

Second Division

10

4 3 15 F3

5 13

5-

2

30

CAME CLOSE

Centre-forward Higgins came very close to bealing Yung Pul-dor in the 20th minule but his lob shot was headed out by fruitless Kung Wah-kit for i comer.

The Army had another flag that had the EasterTi kick 2

defence bunched up. Hough lofted over a well placed shot Bowering who headed the ball straight into Yung Pui-dor.

Army: Allen; Hogan, Mullett; Swan Jones, Fowler; Hough, Evans, Higgins, Martin, Bower- ing.

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New Rugger Captain For Cambridge U.

Mervyn Rose Wins Miami Singles Title

Barrow

York City Hull City Scunthorpe Oldham A Darlington Rochdale Carlisle Bradford Gateshead

Manfeld

Halifax

Southport

Chester

Trampre Coral Gables, Floridu, Crowd Alex.

Jan. 20.

Scottish Australian star Mervyn Rose Hearts swatted out a four-set victory Motherwell over Sammy Glammalva today Rangers to win the Coral Gables- Raith Rovers

Kilmarnock University of Miami Tennis Aberdeen Championship,

Top-seeded HoED won by Caluie!... scores of 3-6, 7-5, 6-3, 6-2. Dundee

A driving, rain, which started Airdrieonians shortly after the singles play Dunfermline

of ended, caused cancellation Queen's Park.

Hibernian

Partick

East Fife....

the doubles match. Rose and

Bt Mirren_ fellow-Australian Don Candy Queen of South of Sydney jumped off to a 6-2 Ayr United win in the first set over Glan-

Falkirk malvo and Eddie Moylan.

Scottjait League The finals were not fo Clyde scheduled since tilammalva had Cowdenbeath.. to leave for Houston,

Stirling Alb. Glammalva,

third-ranked in Third Lanark

Albion HoveTE.. the

surprised the gallery St Johnstone.

the first set of Dumbarton

Cambridge, Jan. 20. PWLD Pts.lo

Cambridge University Rugby Army North 15 12 1 2 50

Club have elected W. J. Downey KCC Hornets 14 10 2 2 42

their captain for 1957, In RAF

12 8 3 1 33 In a sudden told the Army succession to A. J. Herbert Dockyard

boys had their opponents working doubly hard and

Downey has played in thrce | 1

by dominating Recreio KCC Wasps

1 4 24 shot taken on the run by right vastly matches as a front row The Texan's Brechin City ..

forward and was secretary last University

2 7 23 winger Hough

Ball saw tho

serves and return straniser Indian RC

year, missing the net completely. 2.3

shots threw Row on the defen-Dundee United Army South

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Eastern increased their score A. A. Mulligan, Irish Interna- dve for the first time in the flamiton Agai in the 35th minute through a tionai scruri half, will The pale of Cash Sweep Royal Navy

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