1959-07-13 — Page 7

THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, JULY 13, 1959:

Weekend League Lawn

Lawn Bowls

LEAGUE LEADERS FORGE

IRC "A", HKFC, HERC

Gain Further Valuable Points

By ROBERT TAY

The top teams in the three divisions of the Colony lawn bowls league, Indian Recreation Club "A," Hongkong Football Club and Hongkong Electric Recreation Club forged further ahead in their title bids during the weekend matches.

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All scored wide-margin wins, but IRC "A." gained the most benefit out of the weekend victories with their first division 5-0 triumph over Recreio "B" at King's Park.

With second-placed Kowloon, give Beerrlo "A" their 4

Deck Chib dropping ene point points.

to IRC "B" at Sockumpoo and Recreio "A" just falling by batt

point tu collect full points;

from Craigengower Cricket Club

st the Valley, the Indians in creased their nine-point Tegal

Two creditable wing of the week wert thor of Tulkoo

Club and Flipino Club,

A 24-11 margin of win by

meir four of W. C. Bovatrů, J. B. McCaffrey. B.

over second-placed Kowbon | ter and C. McLennan Dock by a further point. Red Talks to their 3-2- creio "A" are

League Standings

FIRST DIVISION

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ear-

IRC "A" KDC

In third place, ret victory over the unpredfit-

with the same number of 39 able Kowloon Bowling Green Recito "1" points as Kowloon Dock Club Club. On the adjacen #peki ecc

Club. Hongkong Football

the second division league leaders also benefited Im

KAMPA

the fasiimproving Filipino Club Recreio "[]" twelve, enhanced their reputa; KBGC Bon of being the likely plant-FC

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SECOND DIVISION

mely fruni the week's | killers to this year's Bist divi- KCC

After collecting five

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adixw TC by points from itongkong Crickel Kowloon Cricket Club on two Club, in a home game, they

rinks to win by 4-1. had the railsfaction to ser second-placed Craigengower Cricket Club involved In clone-decision PRO 'A' that gave the Valley Club only 3 points, thus Butting the footballers furilire ahead by 14 points.

game

against

Gap Narrowed

HKFC CCC PRC "A" HIKISA USRC

FC

24-98

AHEAD

A scene in Saturday's first division feature match between Recrolo "A" and Craigengower Cricket Club at the Valley, Soon bowling in the foreground is Mar- In the background is tin Wong of CCC as No. 3 Len Xavier waits for his turn. shown one of the heads in the match between the fours skipped by Jackió Noronha

and G. A. Souza,~~China Mail photo.

Finals

Boxer Collapses After Beerschot Tennis

Winning His Bout

trouble was

X-rayed but no Melbourne, July 11.

found. Negro featherweight boxer

The 21-year-old Jackson col- Ayree Jackson (Ghana), lapsed as he went to Nittles who collapsed in the ring comer after

Melbourne Stadium been given. last night after outpoint- ing

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In the second division games. Hongkong Football Club wire rather fortunate to be able to collect full points from Bong- kong Cricket Club, as they were trailing

on two rinks in the KCC last heads of the gan K. Furrow's four were 15-16 down Hongkong Electric Club malo- tained their lead in the third agadost A. Graham's four bu

three on lo score 21 Traged division league table with na-

D. L. Edward the last hard. other four points gained at the

four were 14-15 behind on the expense of bottom-placed Hong-

but at ris deeitung head kong Cricket Club. but their

tbolking up twe victory dial. Jot give them through muxitium advantage, as second- placed Indian Recreation Club, by defeating Craigengower in this division was that of PHC | KBGC Cricket Club by a 5-0 margin"?", who surprised were able to narrow the gap Cricket Chib with a 4-1 win,

between them and the league

leaders to four points.

la the first civiln KAME Indian Recreation Club "A", gave nother fine display of topi cines bowl to claim their 5-0 win em Retín "B". M. Yusut, S. Butka, J. M. A. Remjahn and J. Hoosen asured the Indians of victory with their 28-8 triumph over N. Beltrão, L. M. Rodrigues, G. F. Suntes and F. X. M. da Silva and their other two firs skipped by A. K. Minu and M. 11. Hassun encouraged by this mue- cess succeeded" in staving off strong challenges by C7 P. Barto's and C. F. Passion fours to unirge 38-15 atki 22-19

winntra

weni

By virtue of their win, A.

also K. Minu's four righ, to the top of the skips table, replacing A.E. ER600's Kowloon Dock four who went down to the IRC "B" four skipped by M. Y. Adal In a surprise defcat,

Match Of Week

In the match of the week, Roerlo "A", playing a better brand of bowis all-round, scored д fairly comfortable 44-1 win over Croigengower Cricket Club at the Vatiey. Well up on two rinks at the tea- interval and by one shot on the third rink, they consted home by comfortable margins on two rinks.

The only excitement in the match

caine from the match between the fours skipped by A. A. Lope's and C. C. Mo. After being 7-16 down at the end of the 14th end, C. C. Ma's four were seen in a spectacular recovery when they chalked up three successive threes and two singles to lead by 18-16. Trali- ing by 17-19 on the last heel, skip Lopes with opponents lying two close shots, drew line first chol to tie the match and

CHESS

by LEONARD BARDEN.

To advance any of the pawns protecting the castled king always means a danger that the resulting "holes will be occu- pled by cnomy pieces with disastrous effect. This even happens to grandmasters, as in the following game (Pach- man. Najdorf), 1 P-K4. P-Q34; 2.Kt-QB3, P-Q3; 3 PQ3, KQB3; 4 P-KKts. K-B3; 5 B-K2, B-K15: $ KK-K27, Kt-q3; 7 0-0. Kt-Bo ch; 8 K-R1, P-KN4?; 9 P-KRS, P-K4: 10 K-QS. txkt: 11 PXK, Q-92; 13 K-BJ, Q-B4; 13 B-K3, P-R5 14 Kt-KA, B-Ka: 15 P-84, PXP: 18 PXP, RXP ch; 17 BXR. Q-R4; 18 Q-R4 ch. K-B1; 19 RXK QxB ch:: Resigns.

Solution No. 5646; 1 P-07 (threat 2 KI-KRG), P-BO; 2 O-KI or KtHs; 2 Ryki, or KB; z kt-05, or KLQ2; 2 KL-985

London Express Serice.

by

shols.

Onu noteworthy performance ! cou

Kovicon TC

JKCC

FOUR D. JONES

WHAT HAS

FOOT CIL

GOT TO DO WITHME

I AIN'T NEVER,

HEARD OF THE STUFF,

MAYBE NOT, BUT YOU'VE HEARD OF THE BRITISH FOLICE FORCE, AN'WITHOUT THIS FOOT OIL WE'RE LOST, THIS BRINGS US TO THỂ, IWANAGETA PASS

FERDINAND

NANCY

Wow, WHAT SPEED

BRICK BRADFORD

DAYS LATER THE SATELLITE SKIP APPROACHES EARTH... WERE IN THE HOME- STRETCH, CASEY! WE'RE SKIRTING THE VIOON!

THOSE

JETS

Victorian

Antwerp, July 12. Final results in the national

Beerschot

Inter- the

of matches

tennis tournament

here today were:

Men's Singles Final

Jackic the verdict had

Taken to his own corner, he Steve ay lumped on the seat.

by the wis treated

Nitties, was today given a medical "all clear." Jackson. who was taken. In semi-conscious hospital in condition, was discharged to

It was reported that he 17day.

had been suffering from extreme exhaustion. He was extensively

THE IWANAGETA

WHAT? LOOK,MIS

CAN

TRAVEL FASTER

THAN SOUND

HOLY MACKEREL! IT SURB LOOKS BIG FROM

HERE!

16 ALL BEYOND

ME, I'M JUST A CCWBCY

SIAS

THERE, BEFORE

US, IS. THE EARTH! HOW DOES THAT: LOOK TO YOU?

30 YOU ARE, BUT GOME ROTTEN LOUT HAS GONE AN'NATIONALISED THE PAGS, AND EXPRESSED THEIR FEELINGS ON THIS THE

PIECE OF PAPER.

TAKE A LOCK

THAT'S IMPOSSIBLE

I DON'T RECALL ÁNYTHING EVER

LOCKING SO

GOOD!

doctor.

fic

Stadlum

Jackson put up the most re- murkable performance of non- for many stop Sghting seen

veritable years and cunching robot, China Mall Speciul.

was

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by MADDOCKS

YOU SEE, WITH THIS 'ERE PASS NATIONAUSED, THIS COON CAN HOLD US TO RANSOM FOR FOOT OIL WHENEVER HE FEELA LIKE IT IT'S JUST BLACKMALL

BLOW YOU YAR- I'M

ALRIGHT

MATE

By Mik

By Ernie Bushmiller

FREE SODAS

GRAND OPENING.

By Paul Norris

I'LL HAVE TO START CUTTING OUR SPEED. IF WE RACE INTO THE SARTHE ATMOSPHERE AT THIS SPEER WELL

BE A CINDER

FRE SOD

WELL, BLAM ON THE BRAKES.. THEN! LETU. GO INTO HOMB PLATE STANDING

Brichant, Belgium, beat Budge Patty, U.S., 2-6, 6-0, 8-3.

AMERICAN LEAGUE BASEBALL

Floundering Yankees Suffer Their Fourth

Straight Defeat

New York, July 12.

Jackie. Jensen led the Boston Red Sox to a 7-3 vic- tory over the New York Yankees today and almost single-handedly sent the floundering world champions into their fourth straight defeat.

The loss also knocked the Yankees one game below.

the .500 mark.

Jensen drove in four runs with his 19th homer and two doubles to lead a 10-hit attack that enabled Bill Monbouquette to win his second game against three defeats.

Monbouquette replaced Ike gave Cinclunati its first three Delock in the third inning ano rans. Gil Hodges homered for pitched five-hit bull the rest of the Dodgers. Hoj Purkey. who went the distance and

the way.

Jensen hit a three-nun bomar gave up only five hits, posted off Ralph Terry to park his ciglith victory against nine four-run spell in the first inning defeats, while Rookic Larry and the Red Sox added three Sherry suffered hla Eccend toss runs of Art Ditmar in the against no victories. soventh. Menbouquette struck Reliever Elroy Face secred out Mickey Mantle with two his 14th straight victory of the on in the seventh to end the season without a defeat when Yankees' most serious threat. he was credited with

Plits-

The Cleveland Indians re-burgh's 10-luning 6-5 triumph tained possession of first over St Louls in the first gamb place when they apift a of a doubleheader. The night the doubleheader with the Detroit game was suspended In Tigers before a crowd orinth with the Pirates leading. 54.727 at Cleveland, Rocky 5-4

Colavito hit his 27th and 28th The Chiengo Cubs took the homers to lead the Indians to opener of a doubleheader from an 8-4 win after Paul Foyiladelphia, 7-6, but the Phil- tack's six-hitter rave Detroit les won the night game, 4-1,-

UPI. a 6-2 triumph.

Three-Run Homer

The Indians trailed 4-0 in the second game

when

Minnie

unul the fourth

Minoso int Colavito Ell homers. Colavito

A Miracle Saved The

Leggat Leg

then hit a three-run homer in the sixth to put the Indians ahead and the tribe added thres in the seventh on more runs

two crrors. three singles and Al Kaling, Gus Zernial.

By ROY PESKETT Frank Bolling hit run-scoring Graham Leggat, Scotland

and

singles homered opener.

antl

for

Harvey

Kuenn Detroit in

Women's Singles Final Miss Ramirez, Mexico beat Miss Reyes, Mexico, 6-3, 6-0.

Men's Doubles Final

the (Australia- Howe Beeker Britain)

Patty-Drobny beat (U.S.-Egypt) 6-2, 6-4,-UPI.

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The

Rox Chicago White climbed to within a came, of Indians when they beat the Kansas. City Athletic 5-3 and 9-7.

and Fulham winger, lay basking in the Italian su near Genon last week- his first day out of hos- pital since June 20-nnd reflected

the near miracle which has saved his right leg.

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Rookie Jim McAnany arove in six runs with two basesS- Alled triples for the White Sbx

Leggat suffered a huge gash who have won 14 of their lust

In his leg when playing for Ful- 20 games. Gerry Staley, White

ham against Alessandria on Sox relief nce, Anished both Jeno 20 and was taken to hos- games although Ray Moore and pital. "It was the worst cut Bob Shaw were the winning have ever seen," said Fulba: pitchers.

manager Frank Cabarne, who Hoyt Wilhelm pitched a four-stayed within call of the kos- hittor to win his 10th game aspital until Leggal's discharge. The Baltimore Orioles beat the Washington Schalors, 5-1.

In a letter to Fulham chair- Billy Gardner hit his sixth man, Tommy Trinder, homer and Joe Taylor his first Osborne zald

altack.

14 STITCHES

Mr

that 14 stitches 10 lont Baltimore's 10-11 were put in the cut, "but co-

much dust and dirt go into R

Graham might become In the National League Low Derek Dooley and have his leg Burdette checked Milwaukee's off." mid-season backslide and snap-

National League that there was a grave fear that,

another

The manager praised the Ita- ped San Francisco's four-game lion specialist who looked after winning streak when he pitched Leggi and added "It was the the Braves to a 4-2 victory over work and devolion of this man the Glants with the aid of

Mathews' three-run homer.

Despite the loss which was charged to Jack Sanford, the

which saved him."

Giants remained in first place Two European

in the National League by a single game over the second-

place Los Angeles Dodgers,

Swimming

who lost to the Cindall Records Broken

Reds, 4-3.

Burdette kek the Glants to

seven hits, including a two-run

Paris, July 12. humer by Jackie Brandt, as he About 2,000 tan Saw Two registered his 12th vletory and European records broken this the first for the Braves in their afternoon in the opening session last three games. Mathews hit of the three-day Grand Prix De fly 26th homer with Johnny O'Brien and Burdette on

bage

in the third Inning and that proved Milwaukee's margin of

victory,

Paris International swimming meet at this elly's Tourelles Pool.

France's Robert

open-air

Christophe

The Reds snapped a six-game led off by setting a new Euro. losing streak und stored their pean record the men's 100- time first victory ander now manager metre backstroke with a Fred Hutchinson when Gus of une minute 2.2 seconds. Bell's ninth-inning single scored Italy's Federico Denneplain Johnny Tarple with the runi then swam the men's 100-metre that beat the Dodgers.

butterfly in one minute 1.8 Home runs, by Vada Pinson, seconds to break the European Ed Bailey and Frank Robinson record to that event.UPI.

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