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Tominy Jackson ANOTHER STRONG RECREIO

Leaves Hospital

New York, July 31. Tommy (Hurricane) Joelton, beaten in his attempt to win tho World Heavyweight Champlon- ship on Monday night, left the hospital today despite doctors' protests that he remain longer for examinations.

Jackson, who suffered severe kidney bruises during his 10th round itchnical knockout at the hands of Champlon Floyd Patterson, Insiatal he did not want to stay in Meadowbrook

He was

Hospital any longer, discharged ofier signing ¿ hospital relegre,

Before speeding away in a Himousine with his mother,

friend, Jackson

Lister, und

sail,

alive."

Thank God, I'm

"My managers all did wrong and they know il," he said,

"They pushed me along pretty fast. My time was up, that's nil,"

He said he had not yet made up his mouel whether to box ninin, Jackson said he felt fine wid had no pain. He said he In would rest at his home nearby St. Albans.

Doctors at the hospital said 11)። urinary condition was "normal" and there นคร 330 How- ingle "gross bleeding."

ever, they wanted him to re- main in the hospital a few

more days for further tests,

Jackson entered the hospital

at 1040 GMT on Tuesday, about

cix hours after he was” beaten

by Patterson,--United Press.

Dramatic KO Win For Scots Miner

Frankie

Won

thr

Wales, July 31. Jones, at Scotland, vacant British ocd title

Empire flyweight boxing here tonight when he knocked out Le Reece, of Wales, in the eleventh round.

Jesses, 24-year-old miner, was behind on points when he wan en a dramatic' knockout. The crowd of 12.500 Wetshmen were stunned to silcuee as Janes but Reece on the Aoor wah a battery of punches after twe mimules fve seconds of the eleventh round.

Recce xose to one kney at six, but keried over and took the final court on hands and knees, It was a sad ending for the Weishman who had been within a second of winning the light when he had Jones down for a count of nine in round three.

The result was merC un expected because Recee, and not Jones, was comidered to be the puncher. But Reece, who iravet never haxed more than eight rounds before, took for 100 nucl out of himself in ying to boish Jones in the earlier rounde-Reuter.

Kid Gavilan

RECORD BREAKER

new

Twenty-year-old British athlete Michael Ellis is pictured at the start of his record throw of 197 feet 9 ins, at the Amateur Athletic Association Champion- ships at the White City Stadium, London.

British All- Ellis'

establishes throw Comers' and British National records and a new English Native record. The former All-Comers' record of 196 ft: 01⁄2 in. was set by M. Maca (Czecho- slovakia) at the White City in October, 1955. The previous English Native record of 191 ft. 6 in. was set by Ellis himself at Reading in May, 1956, Ellis' 197 ft. 9 in. is also a new Best Championship Perform- ance (the previous one of 194 ft. 11 in. was achieved by J. Csermuk of Hungary at the White City in July, 1954)-London Express Photo.

NEW YORK YANKEES

CHALK UP THEIR 16TH

WIN IN 17 GAMES

New York, July 31.

The New York Yankees picked on their "cousins" from Kansas City again today for a 2-0, 5-1 double-header

PAIR BOWS OUT

By "TOUCHER"

Another strong combination from Recreio, the brothers' C. C. and A. P. Pereira, bowed out from the competition in a minor upset yesterday when five more pairs completed the last sixteen of the Colony Open Pairs Lawn Bowls Cham- pionship.

Playing at the Hongkong Football Club, the Pereira brothers lost to J. S. Skedd and W. B. Brown of Taikoo by 15-19. They took an early lead with a three and a single on the first two heads, but cracked up after that. Skedd and Brown drew even with a four on the third head and followed this up with ten more shots on the next six heads to establish a winning lead of 14-4.

The Pereitis, fighting a losing battle, menged to narrow the

gap to 12-15 by the end of the 15th head, and 15-10 by the 20th head, but had to concede a single on the last head to their opponents to lose by 15-10.

Two very close games ye.lor- day saw two Taikoo Club pairs edged out by their Craigengower opponents.

At the Police Recreation Club green, brilliant drawing by Francis Lce and his abilly of gewing in that odd shot time and again enabled him and his partner, E. G. Barros, to nose out N. Fraser and B. Douglass by 10-14.

Fraser and Douglass had a slight edge over their opponents up to the 14th head, leading all the way up to 13-8. Barros and Lee struck their best form at this stage, scoring a single, two twos and another single to take the lenti al 14-13. Fraser and Douglass drew level at 14-14 Jon the next head, but conceded two singles in the last two heads to their opponents.

At Hongkong Cricket Club, C. K. Sung and A. M. Omar hek the advantage up to the 14th head with a 14-7 lead. A two and two thress by their op- ponents, H. Black and P. Gardner, saw them reach the | 18th head with a 15-14 score,

Strong Anal efforts by Sung and Omar

a four gave them and a single and a lead of 19- 15 which they took to 19-17 after losing two singles on the fast two heads.

Despite a seven on the 19th head of their match against . M. Omar and A. H. Secmb,, w. Stoker and A. K. Minu were us far behind at 6-24 score to do much damage. Omer and See- min, after a 14-0 lead on the fest eight heads, finished com- fortable whimera by 27-13.

The next Championship games

sweep that boosted their American League lead tem-will be on Sunday when twelve porarily to four games over the Chicago White Sox,

Sox

The white Washington and Cleveland at in Baltimore in AL night games.

cus of the sixteen second-round matches of the Colony Open

were at; and tied the scare in the nth Triples Championship will GR McDougald's nint played off. hamer. They got the winning run in the eighth on singles by McDougald, Manik, and Dil Skowron.

Bob Turley's five-hit hurling in the opener and Don Larsen's two-hit effort in the nightcap, with nine-inuing help from Art Ditmar, gave the Yankees a stunning total of 18 wins in 17 games this year.

Turley's #ve-hit jobs Wa

In the only other AL day action, the Detroit Tigers scored four runs in the lining to beat the Boston Red Sox, 5-1.

YESTERDAY'S RESULTS

AL PRC

INDONESIA BEATEN 6-1

AT SOCCER IN

WORLD YOUTH GAMES

Moscow, July 31.

The Soviet Union beat Indonesia 6-1 in a preliminary football match at the World Youth Games here today. Egypt beat the Korean Democratic People's Republic 6-0 in another match.

Japan beat Mongolia 3-0 in a 1 preliminary

round! women's In the came

the

volleybali malch. round. Japan lost to Poland 0-3.

The Games rccord for

200 men's

metres stroke was beaten In hats.

metres,

Pole Vault Krzesinski (Poland) 4.25

2. Drumhi (Germany) 4.00

Dise

53.7

butterfly metres

twlec 1 Consolini (Italy) Pazdirek (Czecho- metres, slovakia) won the first heat 2. Oerler (U.S.) 5248

in 2 minule 27.4 seconds

to beat the old record and then metres,. the Hungarian Olymple swim-

3. Buchrie (Germany) 49.01 mer, Tuinpek, set a faster time metres-France-Presse. of 2 mins 25.0 sees a winning the second heat.

1.

THE RESULTS SWIMMING

Men's 200 metres butterfly - 241 round

Tumpek (Hungary) minutes, 250 secconds.

2.

2

Kajew (Poland) 2 minutes, 31.7 seconds.

BOXING

beat

Flyweight elimination Babiasz (Bust Germany) beat: Walli (Scotland) on points. Dobrescu (Rumania) Felic (Yugoslavia) on points.

Puiu (Rumunia) beat Ahlul- man (Egypt) on points.

FENCING

West German

Athlete Breaks European 200 M Record

HIGH ÖVER

Chinese goalkeeper Yong Pul-dor of Hongkong goes high over the head of Australian centre-forward B. Morrow in the Chinese goalmouth during the China v Australia Soccer Test at the Brisbane Cricket ground last week.-Brisbane Telegraph Photo.

Royal H.K. Defence Force Orders

Serial No. 31. Orders by Brigadier L. T. Ride, CBE, ED; Commandant, Royal Hongkong Defence Force. Dated July 30, 1957.

anie prior permission Is obtained FORCE ORDERS HOLIDAY RKDF Headquarters, by them from this Headquarters, Happy Valley will be closed Monday, Aug. 1937.

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Ist

front

It Correspondence. VORCE HEADQUARTERS

FURDC! that correspondense Recce Unit Thursday August 9, brought to the notice of all ber 1957 our Feriod Field Training, member to HQ BKAAT MUEL DA Parade MPG 4.3 p.in. Dress: sent through Section Commander Busta Hat, Rubber Gents. Saturday unless there are special reasons to

& Night nut 1057-Day 10. AURIE

so doing. In coace of tel Exercise. Parade Security Car Park urgency. jotters may be sent direc

Kowloon 8.30 am. Dees; OG Beret. to Officer Commanding. HQ HRAAT, a carbon Ilt & Sivucli Hat to be carried.

101 Tak providing that Eopt for 40 hes. Sunday August 11. CODY 10 went to the Section Com 1057-Shooting Practice Clasalile mander at the some time. ton). Parade Security Car Park Kowloon 8.30 am for Kal Tak B Range. Dres: OG. Bush Tint, Bub-notify this Headquarters immediate Der Boots,

Light Troop-Priday August 9. 1037-Gut Drill, Parade MG 3.15 Cologne, July 31.

1. for to RSDF. Dres: Over Manfred Germar of Westals, Beret. Selt. Germany today beat the Euro- pean record for the 200 Metres Women's falls -- third round. Hungary beat Austria 9 hitsat, and equalled the European." to 7.

USSR at Finland 14 hits

to 2.

be

ten's team Toile - 2nd round Hungary beat Rumania 11 hits to 5.

B

E G. Barros and F. Let (CCC) beat N, Fraser and D. Douglass (TC), 10-14.

At KFC

J. S. Skedd and W. Brown Pereira and

for Jim Bunning's .190), victory | (TC) beat C. C. with late zelet help from A. P. Pereira (Ree), 19-16.

B. M. Omar and A. H. Seem-

Beats Mexican matched by Virkil Trucks of the Harry Byrd fed Lepelo homer-

On Points

Florida, July 91. Cuban Kid Gavilan, showing flashes of his old brilliance, blasted out a unanimous deci sion over Gaspar Oricita Mexico tonight in a sizzling 10- round bout at the Miami Beach Auditorium.

of

rus

il

At KUGC

G. A. Gutterves and J. E. Noronha (RCC) bicat M. Razack and J. M. A. Rainjahin (IRC), 24-11,

AS. But the Yankees scored one ed for Boston and Dave Philley ing (IHC) beat W. Stoker and

In the sixth when Tucks for Detroit.

A, K. Miru (HKERC), 27-13. the bases wild-pitched with

In the National League, the

At ILKCO the Brooklyn loaded and another in

Dodgers swept.

C. K. Sung and A. M. Onor seventh on Mickey Mantle's twin bill from the Chicago (CCC) beat H. Black and P. 28th homer of the year.

Cubs, 1-2 and 3-1, with veliever B. Gardner (TC), 18-17, Ed Rocbuck gling credit for The AS jumped off to a 4-0 both wins. Du Salder hit lead ugalist Larsen in the two homers for the Dodgers in nightcap with three runs the opener, but they got their

one in the winning

run in the ninth on Gavilan, former Welterweight fourth. Three of the tallies singles by Roy Campanella, The Yankees Elmer Valo, and Jim Gilliam. picked up three in the fourth Brule Butts homer gave the Cubs a 1-0 lead in the second inning of the nightcap but the Dodgers won with two runs in the Birth on a walk

to Cam- panella, Charley Neal's single, a wild pickoff attempt, and Rube Walker's pinch single.

Champlon, who claims he can get back his title despite his 31 years, put on a scrappy show for 3,281 fans at the auditorium and It nation-wide television audience,

31 was an explosive end to Gavilan's long losing streak. Ortega, the second-raniced wel- terweight contender who was a 2 to favourite at fight time, lost considerable prestige be- cause of the deferi, United Press.

the second and

were unearned.

WORLD TITLE FIGHT

"Sugar Ray" To Meet Basilio On Sept. 23

In NL. night Games, Philadelphia was at Chwinnati, Pittsburgh at Milwaukee, and New York at St. Louis.

AMERICAN LEAGUE (1st game)

Roger Moens Fails To Break Own Record

USSR beat Egypt 10 hits to

FOOTBALL

Sudan boat Austria 3-2. USSR brat Indonesia G-1. Syria beat Ceylan 9-4, People's

$-0.

Chance Of Address. It in the resonality at the individual to

ty of any change at address. Fativsy to notify the leadquarters of any, change of actress results diy great incurvenience to, the administration of the Headquarters.

Trade Training. Police Beckin THE HONGKONG REGIMENT

Tuesday August 5-All Personnel!

Dist. N.P-0.30 Training-Week ending August 10,34 Pel.

Worning Transper! leaves MPG at p... record for the 100 Metres sprint | 1951 PX Cay-No parade.

Augost Order-August 11. 1937-Ronge Kai NP. at 8.20 p.m. Thursday at an athletics meeting here.

Tak (only there detailed). Coy All Personnel-34 RAF fal. Dist Germar won tho 200 Metres No 159 hange (only Re

Warning Order-August K.--D3.m. (Full Day). Transport fraver Ballsbury Hood at 8.40 6.7. 11.

Equipment Rection Tuesday August time of 204 seconds;alled). C. Coy-As per letter in- with a

All Personne)-UKAAF Hangar-s testing the European recordstructions.

Coy-No panade.

Transport leave Sury held by his fellow countryman, Waming Orden-August 25-Hang ..

the Futterer. In

100 Kal Tak sa detailed. Sp Coy (MMC Road at 6.45 p.m. Thursday August 8-All Furonel-19 RKDU-19 Pl & Mar 21)-No parades August.

(F1 Day Transport Teave German registered อ

September Id be wet

MPG .m. Saturday August 10 time of 10.2 seconds.

later, HQ

parades Augur!.

A detailed-KAAP Itang tekti Pro Are-No parade. Warning

Cierza order-August 11, 1057-0a.m. SCP n.m, Sunday August 11-As deising Kowloon to Kal Tak Range in KAAF Hangaram.

Personnel-Ha wikdf-5.15 p.3. Marking), Band & Corps of Bruins P.A. Section Thursday August As ordered by Band President,

Ditelpline-Attachments to other Cierke A.D. section. Tuesday August coys for training will only take 0-All Personnel-KAAP Hangared D. Transport leav Salsbury Road t

Saturday Autumn place on the authority of RIG.

Heinz

Metres.

ki bath races, the America, Collymore, was

second, while

Chin beat Finland Cherol (USA) was fourth in the

Rumania fied with East Ger- many 2-2.

Egypt beat North Korca 6-2. Hungary beal Lebanon 16-0. Czechoslovakia beat Albania

-1

ATHLETICS

Women's 100 metres tale

500 Metres flat,

German athiste Martin Lauer tonight broke the European re- card for the 110 metres hurdles returning a time of 13.7 seconds during a track meet here.

Lauur

the

Gilbert,

finished behind United States runner whose time was 13,0 seconds.

HOME GUARD

|10-All PD.THAAF Hang

No. Full Day). Transport Tevel

Training Thursday August G. JOST Sallebury load at 8.45 4.0, A.T.U, Duties of a Sentry Demonsfin- Recten Trentay August A te n), Parade fiq 3.50 p.m. Bremstalled-11.K. Airport-7 5.6. & 1

11.T. Acelfon D. M

Wednesday Overall, Beret, Bell,

Augert 7-All Perenniel-KQ RIKDI 5.37 p.m. Transport Jeaver MPK HONGKONG AUXILIARY

al 5.13 p.m. Wireless Section A AIR FORCE

COMEDING. detailed by Section nicipline,--Members are reminded & & Keciles Touraday Augu; dem Plotters CKC-39 1.1. Lauer was previous

of KDF Ordinance No. 25 a 1931. Flatter

a 23 which states: "Any Transport leaver MPG at 5.15 p.m. 12 holder along with the

p.tit. runner Mikhailov of the Euro-officer of

time record

13.0 good and melent reason (the proof Tram of pran

whereof shall be upon him) to re Sun Cont seconds, set on

September 13, port for duty at any time or place Tram 117 50-001 (Full Day)

when lawfully ordered no to 1958,

Part Transport leaves MPG at 8,30 à. whall be guilty of an offence."

1. Kohler (East German) 12 seconds.

2. G. Popova Leconds,

(USS)

Women's 890' Metres

Is series: Opel (Rumania) 2 minutes, 10 seconds,

2. Sasavati (Hungary) mins. 10.4 seconds.

2nd series: Kazi (Hungary) 2 min. 10.1 seconds,

2. Donath (East German) 2 minutes 113 seconds.

5.000 Mettes

1. Krzyszhowlak (Poland) 13 minutes, 55.8 seconds.

2. Laufer 14

seconds.

3. Konrad seconds.

14

minutes

Soviel Part IV aber who fails without | Wednesday Auzazi 7-0

The world record is held by Davis of the Untied Jack States, who ran the distance. In 13.4 seconds on May 22, 1953, at Bakersfield.

The results were;

100 Meters: 1. Germar (GET-

1

IV Dara. 25 (1) Willoul prejudice to the provisions of subsection 3. er

from 'A'

211–1. Confedileg

Flying Training-Thuraday August

to the urovisions of section 21 or to R-A Pilots-MPG- p.th, Satur

1 detalled by OC Flying such provisions, if any, as may be day & Sunday August & Ill contained in regulations made hero under whereby offers or members Squadron.

may be deprived of an instruction allowance or of bounty every cheer and member who (a) falls without

excuse to attend trainin And

Trucuon, which he say

HONGKONG WOMEN'S AUXILIARE ARMY COUTS Training-Slensis Gretton Wednes delafled day AURUS 17-Those

5.6 many) 10.2 seconds; 2. Collymore ( virtue of regulations made, sarado MPG 5.13 2,m, Ion 12. UP.

(USA) 103 cccondr; 3. Futterer inutes, 7.9 (Germany). 10.5 seconds.

400 Metres Hurdles

1. Lewis (USA) 50.5 seconds,

seconds.

2. Lauer

(Germany)

High Jung

(Germany)

►

(Italy)

51.5

riend; or (b) aim to use endeavour

ander from time to time required

gbiak the full benefit of such temning and Instruction or to dis 200 Metres: 1. Germar (Ger-charge any duty inwfully assigned 10 and Instruction, thall be guilty of many) 20.4 seconds; 2. Collymore him in the route of such traming

an, o:Trace: Provided that no pr secutions for an offence against this section shall be commenced withouIT the cont of the Commandant.

(USA) 20.0 seconds; 3. Kauf- mann (Germany) 210 seconds,

100 Metres: 1. Swatowsklart IV Fara. 27-Any person who

1.94 (Poland) 18.3 seconds; 2. Juchl wilfully abstracts any part of the

(Germany) 48.0 seconds.

Oslo, July 31. Roger Moens of Belgium to- day cutran the international felite in the 800; metres and won the met ahead of Tom Court- Two More Surrey

ney of USA and Dereit Johnson New York. July 31,

seconds of England, but he failed to beat Ray "Sugar Robinson, Records?

World Boxing Kansas City.... 000-000-0000-3-his own world record.

1. Puell Middleweight

Moens clocked 146.0 in ideal meires 000-001-10x 2—5—0 Champion. and his challenger, New York..... Apart from winning

Trucks, Burnette (7) and Thomp-conditions and some 20,000 tons

2. Cordovani (Italy) 1.04 the Carmen Basilio, today signed the County Cricket Championship official contract for their world Taek) and Be L-saw one of the strongest 800-

Trucks (7-6). HR-Montis (20th).

metres for the sixth successive timů, titles fight on September 23 next Detro

000 140 000-3-1-metre fields in history and a

Roverato 00 200 010-3-103 thrilling

fight between Acts Surrey can stablish two other at the Yankee Stadiun in New Boston

Dunsing. Byrd (0) and fouse; such as Moens. Courtney, John- recards. Highest number of York.

Nixon, allcarein (7), Succo (3), son, Norway's Audun Boysen catches by player in one sea-

Jock (9) and Wilte, Daley (9), WI- The match, to be held over Running (13-31 L-NIXO 19-0), and Poland's Tadeusz Molyjck

the open air, RS-Lepelo (01). Philley Unt). United Press, rounds in

million dollars, to should gross a hoa fourteen more matches

James Norris, play, plus perhaps festival and according

of the Interna-Kansas City.... 0735-100-000—4—2—0 ) representative games.

the President Only

000-310-01x-8=11—2 Surrey and Worcestershire have tional Boxing Club, which is ar- Now York

Portocarrero.. Gorman (4), Morgan and Thompooni Langen, Diume ever had four bowlers take 100 ranging the night,

WP_ and Jomon. Berta (6). LnTeen (0-3). LP-Greemen (2-5).

McDouglad (a),

con WES 78 by Waller Hammond

in 1928. Mike Stewart, with 48,

15

to

wickets in a summer-the two Norris said that the sale of Berizers, Lock, Laker and Lond-tickels should bring in $750,000. er can make it five, It depends while the balance would be in an Eric Bodser, who is past the television rights. Of the gross, ntly márc.

receipts, Robinson will get 45 per cent and Basilio 20 per cent

What's The Link?

(2nd game)

NATIONAL LEAGUE

(1st game) Brooklyn 000-001-11 3--0 Chicago

019-300-000549–1 Drysdale, Noebuck. (1). Ibaino, (9) The signing of the contract and Conspanella; to, Lown (9), atal was held up for nearly two Newmax WP-Robbuck (2N I houry 29, Robinson inlated ones (1-12) S--Sulder, R.

-(2nd rams)

Len Shackleton and Billy going through every clause of Elliott, both of Sunderland FC, the relun fight which would Jeff Hall, of Bimingham City, take place it Basilio won the Brooklyn000-000-000-27-1 and Derek Kevan, of West title. The retura night, would CRICATO

Craft. Itboblick (0), Labino (n) and Bromwich Albion, eve all bars to be held within Độ đáy? | Damn sie Walker (9F Bruenen, played for England. Tiér hává of September 23, and each boxer Lown (0) Lillieneli (8), Kiston (1),

010-000-000--]}=}

metres.

Force

Frklay

Boction

Drees: Uniform. First Aid Suellos Thursday August -Parade VD Car Fark 3:00 pm, tar 31 Gen floublial. Drew: Uniform. Blemis

Aust Diose delafled Parade MPG 5.15 p.m. for HIGH Dres: Uniform

(Ed.) G. 11. Calvert, Major,

to: Commandant, R.H.K...

NOTICES

The Volunteer-The 1957 1

Volunteer is now one. The Coples may be bought $1 each, from Arintin Oficer and Canton at 10: the Cantern at the Volunteer Centre, the Officers Mem, the PŐs de Brts Mess

any oficer of member in the performance of any service or duty under this Ordinance or Kuistions made thereunder shall be Ruilty of an offence" Part IV Parables Any person who to guilty of an

800 Metros: 1. Brenner (Ger- 1. min, 40.0. sees; 2. 1.94 many)

Schmidt (Germany) 1 min. 40.22 GCCS; 3. Orywal (Poland) 1 1. Brav! (Italy) 7.32 metres.min. 48.8 seconds; 4. Carrol 2 Deckstein (Germany) 7.05 (USA) 1 min, 49.2 seconds.-

France-Presse,. inetres.

TUE: GAMBOLS

Long Jump

WHO WÀO THAT?

'AN OLD SCHOOL FRIEND

offence agatis aetion 2, 25, or 27

Water Pote Future–IIK R$ft- of ona shall, he inble to a fine

Tuesday August 5 p.m. JKR KA thousand dollars."

Dincipine-Parades Allrounet IAA Regi-Victoria

Tuesday Auerat 5.30 p.m. Hick are reminded that when detalles for

a parade, Bitendance is compulsory 'B' v. 15 Med legtVictoria Bath,

by Barry ABB liby

due SEAT ME EVERY TERM

IN THE VOTE FOR THE GIRL MOST LIKELY TO DROW INTO A

GLAMOROUS FILM STAR