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THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER · 2, 1957.

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CRAIGENGOWER WIN FOURTH TITLE Malaya Beats Burma

CCC & Recreio Fours To Contest The Open Rinks Final

Phoenix, G. Madar, J. E. Dut- feld (KCC), 24-14.

At HKFO

W. C. Young, L. M. Bilva, R. Tay, C. C. Mã (CCC) bent M. McKay, W. Rey, W. Davidson, R. Gourlay (KDC), 20-18.

Open Pairs Quarter-finals

At KFC

F. O. Madar and C. R. Ros

CCC Recrclo KCC

Bolet (CCC) beat C. K. Sung IRC "Dlue" and A. M. Omar (CCC) 23-19. KDC

KBGC TC

Open Triplex

Third Round A CCC

Craigengowor Cricket Club completed their bumper year in the Colony Lawn Bowls League on Saturday by an- nexing their fourth title of the season-the Second Division lance, L. M. Sousse and W. M. CCC Championship—in a unique fashion.

Pitted against the then bottom-placed Hongkong Cricket Club twelve, they required only three more points to put themselves out of reach of their closest rivals, Club de Recreio, who were engaged against Kowloon Cricket Club the same afternoon, but went down to the cricketers in a sen- sational upset defeat by four points to one.

It took the Craigengower between the two teams them. | from bowlers a full night before they selves on September 14,

realised that they had won th

Second Division Championship. Calling up the Kowloon Cricket

LEAGUE STANDINGS

First Division

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5-2 In Merdeka Soccer Tournament

Kuala Lumpur, Sept. 1.

Malaya defeated Burma by five goals to two after leading 4-2 at half time for the "Prime Minister's Cup" 2215 in the Merdeka Games Soccer Champlonship.

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G. F. Santos, F. Lee and A. E. Conte (CCC) beat G. Roy-

Sousac (CCC), 10-13. WEDNESDAY'S MATCHES | FC Red

Open Triples Quarter-Anals

At KBGO

Recreio

40%

Vietnam defeated Singapore 2-1 with no score at half-time in their replay today. They drew 5-5 In yester- day's match.

Malaya opened their account againat Burma with R goot after 19 minutes and another after 24 minutes. Burma reduced the leaway by a powerful drive from Kynui, but Malaya, combining well with short, quick carpet pasaca, were obviously a much better: team and 38% their lead of 4-2 at half-time was fully deserved."

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Malaya scored another point |- A tremendous last minute 301 Immediately after the turn rally by Hongkong turned the

·Around and thereafter took scale in their favour and they things rutier easily. The squeezed home in an exciting Burma defence was hesitant match by four points

KDC PAC HKFC

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USRC

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and frequently caught open by the nimble 4011⁄2 forwards.

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J. Chubb, F. R. Kerman, W. Hong Sling (KCC) v. H. Dick, P. B. dardner, K, For-HCC row (KFC).

M. Divecha, G. Souza, J. G. F. the Jack arki strangely Landlott (KCC)

A. E. Contes Recreio enough both skips failed to come Santos, F, Lee,

HKPSA In to save with their two woods, (CCC), RINKS FINALISTS

Although they

A. Lapsley, G, Hutchison, A. Stanley 15-19 were down with two more heads to Skeoch (KDC) or S. Y. Doc, HKERC Teams from Craigengower Club, they were told that Ite-Cricket Club

Dock dour put up a D. C. Symone, J. E. Dumeld KBCC and Recret will, the

IRC ercio had defeated their op- contest the foot of the Colony spirited comeback on the next (ICC) v. E. G. Barros, F. W.

R, Rosselet PRC ponents by 6-0, and this result Open, Rinks Championship at head by scoring a closely drawn Hollands, C. appeared to be confirmed when the Kowlen Bowling Green Club three, Reffusion also anounced a

on Sunday, September 15, as a 5-0 win for Recrele in its sports result of yesterday's two semi- programme the same night, nual matches.

it was not until the morning papers came

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(CCC).

CCC

On the last head skip Ma] W. Davidson, W. Riley, R. KCC made the winning shot when, Gourlay (KDC) v. P. Ragi, HKFC HKCC with his opponents lying the C. K. Sung, R. Tay (CCC). shot about one and half feet behind; he succeeded in tapping up his own side's wood a few In trying

realworl that Recreio bad fur of W. C. Young. 1ches for the shot.

actually

AL Hongkong Football Club. out that it was the Craig, ngower Cricket Club Rono down in Silvu, B. Tay and C. C. Ma another upsel defeat to Koweriged out M. McKay, W. Riley, Joon Cricket Club by 3-2 and W. Devidson and R. Courlag in thin the 5-0 win Information milling match by 20-19. had been a hoax.

MOST VALUABLE

Although the match did not draw out toy farm from all the eight bowlers, it was closely exolested throughout the 21 needs.

and

For the Hongkong Cricket Club their win over the Second Division League Champlons was The score was tied al. 5-7 not only a most creditable onef the 7th hend, 8-8 pie 11th but also most valuable. It took head and 0-9 on the 13th head. then out of the bottom berth in! The Cruizengower four then the League tables when United; forged thead 10 13-9 Services Recreation Club came 15-11 by the 17th head. On through in their maleh against the 18th head, with his oppon- Jiongkong Football Club with ent's lying three shots, Davidson only one point, and now puts succeeded in his heavy drive them al an advantage when and took the jack Into the ditch. they clash against the USRC in for a count of two. their final match lo decide Gourlay added in two which team will be relegated shots to register Into the Third Division next four.

A count

more

row and the match ended with to take it out, Gourlay was bar-

A20-18 win for the Crutzen- gower four..

DECISIVE WIN

A Kowloon Dock Club, the Rectelo four of R. C. Sales, S. A. Collsco, A. P. Perelra and C. C. Pereira, sparked by some brilliant play by their skip, scorcit a decisive 24-14 win overi the KCC four of D. B. Sequeira, H. Phocalx, G. Modar and J. E. Dufteld,

The KCC four started pro- misingly by scoring six shots on the first ve heads, but faltered

after that

The Recrcio four replied Skip with a total of 13 shots on the next six successive heads to lead by 13-6 and never looked back after that to win com- Craigengower four re-fortably by 24-14. The Playing top form bowls, they tallated in a similar fashion on were full value for their 4-1

the text head. With the Dock win against the Valley club on four lying three shots. Tay took Saturday and among them

senson,

C. Kew, K. Almao, and skips 7. O. Morgan and F. Howarth deserve special mention for their exceptionally fine bowling —throughout-the-afternoon.

Frank Howarth enjoyed one of the best games he has ever played, making no fewer than 40 of his 42 woods count, and given wome very the support from his front men, R. C. Trail. N. Heaton, and A. W. Brown, there was little that the Craigen- gower four of P. R. Rag), S. 1. Solina T. A. Leonard" and R. Tay could do to stop thelr oppeneuls from secring a com- -fortible 24-13 win!

The second HKCC four of A. E. Coleman, W. H. Pritchard, D. Trall and T. O. Morgan were 2-7 down against G. F. Santos, A. K. Ismail, J. Pau and F. O. Madar by the eighth head but picked up a three and a four on the next two heads 10 ∙lend, by 9-7 at the ten interval. After tea there was only one team in the match and that was the HKCC four. They piled up ning shots on the next four beads and ended up with a convinet 26-11 win,

On the third rink the HKCC four of K..Almao, W. Rees, L C. Kew and F. Marshall were rather unfortunate. In not being. abit to collect a fifth point for their side. Drawn against the Jeuging Second Division four, of L.M. Silva, K. K. Pavri, R, 0. Baker and M. Q. Wong, they showed that they were a match for any four in this division when they took a 10-1 lead by: the fifth head and corried it to 12-3 by the seventh head.

THEN A LAPSE

A lapse by them on the next five heads proved to be their undoing. The CCC four piled) up four twos and single, lo draw level at .12-12 and gradually take the lead at 17-14. by the 10th Trend. Although the HKCC four drew level at 17-17, they lost a Ave on the 19th head and could only muster a three and a single n the last two heads to lose by 21-23.

would

their

next

Although Craigengower Cric- kat Club would have still been in good position if Recreio had won their match against KCC by 6-0, as they need only one point in match against Recrelo Saturday, they have to think the KCC twelve in general and the KCC four of R. Tsai, E. P. White, G. Lee and R. 9. Capell in particular, for presenting them the Ulle by their brillant 3-2 win over Itccreio.

The Third Division games produced a dramatic upset in the defeat of Lengub-leading Hongkong Police Sports Assou ciation by Indian Recreation Club. By losing to the Indians by

to the HKPSA 1welve dropped Into second place, giving way to Recrele who acorella. 4-to win over Hongkong Football Club, point

Only half

now

separates the two top con- tenders, each having still three matches to go. The deciding

match will most likely be that)

heavy drive and took the jack into the ditch for a count of three. Skip Ma added in the fourth shot.

YESTERDAY'S RESULTS

Calony Open Kinks Semi-Anats

At KDC

R. C. Sales, S. A. Collaco, A.

On both heads all the shots P. Pereira, C. C. Pereira (Re- were almost three yards away creio) beat D. B. Sequeira, H.

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The gam between Vietnam and Singapore produced some of the best football ever seen in this part of the world. The two teams, which played yes- terday for 100 minutes without a decision, were almost as close today in power and skill as they

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For most of the second half of the game, Singapore struggled hard to overcome a two goal deficit but Vietnam defended doggedly, packing the goal area and keeping the plucky Islanders at bay. To and Don scored for Vietnam and Corthine for Singapore..

In the third match or the day, Thailand best Cambodia by 3-0. The latter were no inatch for the young Tallanders in-any department of the-gamo, be it speed, precision or power.

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BASKETBALL

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