1959-09-07 — Page 7

THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1959.

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Two Bowls Open Titles Decided RUSSIA BEAT BRITAIN

GEORGE SOUZA'S FOUR

WIN RINKS FINAL

Pereiras Are Pairs Champions For 2nd Time

By ROBERT

TAY

Two of the four events in the Colony men's lawn bowls open championships were decided yesterday at the Kowloon Cricket Club before an appreciably largo crowd. Displaying even better form than they did in their last few matches, the Craigengower four of P. Manson, A. M. L Soares, A. E. Coates and G. A. Souza annexed the rinks title with a 22-17 victory over Recreio's G. Guterres, C. A. Noronha, C. P. Basto and C. E. Roza-Pereira in the final.

Coates has already been title winner In one event the ther in the

three other winning

4

or

The

In

Recreio four

the pedro Anal, F. D fought back with two singles and a Angus and W. Williamson were

not only

the against three to narrow the score to? up past, but for

consistency and G-10 only to see the winners, machine-Eke members of the

well, decuracy of their opponents but the

four-Manson, who were extremely

served at lead by P. Manson, also the rub of the green. Soated and Souza-Bis is their

their Time and again in first win ever in the

and A. M. L. Soares at No. 2

Valiant efforts to stem the chempionships,

forclus ahead to 15-8 by the

tide, they had rither the jack end of the 12th head.

or the wood aimed for, on the wrong side and could do little to stop the Pereira broliers from winning the title. Tho Pereiras opened with z five and went on to lead 11-0 after five heada.

In the other final dreidel calarday, the Pereira Brothers, Connie and Spally, of Brezelo, proved ton good for F. D. Angus of Hongkong

Football Club and W. WII.

Janson " Kowloon Howling Green Club, winning by 23-

18 to win the pairs title for the second time in the blatory of the compeiitian, They laat wen it in 1955.

Tame Ending

Yesterday's Goals gave this year's rinks and pair competi-

tions a somewhat tanie ending. The winners in both events led from the stari to the Balsh, with the losers unable to reproduce any semblance of the form that had bugil them up to this stage.

In the rinks final, George Stanza's Craigengower four, after euerding a single on the first head took a single and a three to lean by 441.

On the fourth, head they dealt their opponents a blow from which they B

recovered.

Two excellent shots by Alfred Coates-on Prsting and One drawn shots-laid the founda- tion of a well-token six.

FOUR D. JONES

Thwarted

ingle brough! the TWI

to 10-15 and ob¦ Tirerth four the 15th head, they were giren Feed oportunity to get Count of four or five, only to be thwarted by opposing skip

Grunge Son70, who drew in the first shot.

"At the end of the 10th head My were again trailing by 20-19 and the 17th head w them lose their last chance of making a fight out of it. A well-pinyed shot by C. P. Basto; deflected the Inek backwards. atud to the side to give his team #rount of four., Souza was four feet short with his first da

very and Roza-Pereira added In the fifth short, about a yard in front. In his sound and last shade attempt, Souza was a narrow, but wheked off Ruza Pereira's front wood to lie the the thot, which stayed for cont.

After this, the CCC four went on to a 22-11 lead on the last hend and despite a six by their opponents ended up with comfortable. 22-17 victory.

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Practically Over

At the end of the 15th head, the game was practically over, with the Pereiras leading by 22-6. Angu- Anl Williamson talled back to 12-23 Ly the 10th head and despite a four and a two on the last two heads

nished up 19-23 behind.

during The league matches

1/2 Re- the weekend saw creation Club faking the lead In the third division race with over Hongkons 42-2 win

Club, Hongkon Cricket Electrie Club, by taking four points from Kowloon Docki

however,

most Club, favourably placed for the le at the moment, being only point behind the Indians two matches to go as compared i to the Indians one match. They will play KBCC this Wednes

meet the day and will then Indians in their last match the season.

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YESTERDAY'S FINALISTS: Seen here are

League Standings

Following are the standings up to date:

18C "A" KDC

FIRST DIVISION

Recreio Recreio "1"

league

SECOND DIVISION

XKFC

PRC "A"

PRC

THIRD DIVISION

Inc

HERC KFC

the finalists in yesterday's Colony Open rinks and

KROC Rinks finalists in the top photo are pairs finals.

A. E. (from

Manson, left 10 right): P. Coates, A. M. L. Soares, G. A. Souza' (winners),

CCC

KDC TC ИКСС

C. E. Roza-Pereira, C. P. Basto, G. A. Noronha and G. Guterres (runners-up). Pairs Analists in the lower photo are (from left to right): F. D. Angus, W. Williamson (runners-up) and C. C. Pereira and A. P. Pereira (winners).-Photo by Edward Yick.

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IN ATHLETICS MATCH

Moscow, Sept. 6.

The Soviet Union beat Britain by 205 points to 130 in the combined scoring for the men's and women's two-day international athletics match ending here today.

Russia won the men's events by 120 points to 95

and the women's 76 to 41,

Russia scored the meeting ex one: match, while Britain treated the men's and women's events as separate matches.

The Russians won 15 of the 21 men's events and nine of 11 women's events.

Brilliant Doubles

Brilliant doubles by Brian Hewson in the 800 and 1,500 metres and Mary Dignal, who, Koored the British women's only Fuccessen kas the long Jump and 80 metres hurdles, provided Britals with consolation for their crushing defeat

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Vedyakov

Russia's Anatoli mashed the world's best time tor the 20 kilometres walk to- bour 25 day. He won in

9 $7.2 secs against the pre- vlous best mark of 1:27:05 by another Russian V. Kolubaichin 10% last year.

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Britain's Ken Matthews, second in 1.20:05.2, and Russia's Mikhail Lavrov, third La 1:20:25.6, also beat the old time.

Dominated

4. S. Porter metres,

(Britain) 4.10

Long Jump

.

1. Ter-Ovanessian, (SU) 771- metres.

2. Fedoseyev (SU) 7.54 3. J. Whall (Britain) 7.23 4. D. Whyte (Britain) 0.31.

Women's High Jump

1. Chunchik (SU) 1.75 metres.

2. D. Sairley (Britain) 1.03. 3. M. Bignal (Britain) 1.64.

Aklovn (SU) 1.03.

4.

Discu

1. Grigalko (SU) 53.78 mers,

Metsur (SU) 53.33.

2.

3.

M. Lindsay (Britain) 51.59

4.

E. Cleaver (Britain) 49.20,

4 x 400 Metres Relay

1. Belian 3 mirė 10.1 sees,

Soviet Union 3 mins 13

2

recs.

WOMEN

80-Metre Hurdle

1. M. Bignal (Britain) 11 ECCA.

Press (Soviet Union) 11

3. Kusheleva (Soviet Union) 1.1 5.

Secy.

A expected the Russians dominated the field events, tut their string of successes would and almost - certainly have been

halted If European champlon shot putter Arthur Rowe had į been available for Britain,

4. Quinston (Britain) feil difd not complete the course,

200 Metres

Itkina (SU) 24.2 secs. Popova (SU) 24.2 secs.

3. 1. Hyman (Britain) 24.4 seca.

4. M. Hiscox (Dritain) 248........

Adolfus Varannuskas won the with a Ruesizin hational event 53% record of 17.99 metres (59 ftners. 50% Ins)-an effort well below Rowe's European best mark of 18.59 metres (01 feel).—Reuter.

Italy Win Most Medals At

Turin Games

Turin, Sept. 6.

Results

Today's results are:

MEN Shot Put

I. A Varanauska Union) 17.00 metres,

(Soviet

Discus

1. Ponomareva (SU) 53.51 meires,

2. Tugushu (SU) 50,40,

3. S. Allday (Britain) 44.50.

4. M. Needhum

40.38,

1.

:

10,000 Meirea

(Britain)

Bolotnikov (SU) 20 min

2. Ovsiplan (Soviet Union) 18.2 secB. 17.45 metres.

5. M. Lindsay (Britain) 17.38 metres.

4. G. Elliott (Britain) 12.74 metres,

110 Meires Hurdler

1. Michailov (Soviet Union) 14.1 secs.

2. Chistlakov (Soviet Union)

Italy, the host nation, who 14,5 socs

had teams in all seven 3. R. Birrell (Britain) 15.1

events, won the largest fees number of medals in the 10.5 secs,

1959, World Student games, which ended here

today.

Their score was 37 18 gold, 10 liver and nine branza.

Germany, another numerically strong contingent, totalled 20 six gold, 10 sliver and 10 bronze.

a com-

Third Camo the Soviet Uuion, which sent paratively small team, but won 11 gold medals, seven silver and four bronze to tolal 22.

5. V. Matthews (Britain,

20 Kilometres Walk

1. Vediakov (Soviet Union)

1 hr 25 mins 67.2 cca.

2. K. Malthows

1 hr 20 mins 5.2 secs,

3. Lavrov (Soviet

(Britain)

Union)

1 hr 26 mins 23.6 secs,

4. S. Vickers (Britain) 1 hr 28 mins 43.6 sees. Javelin

1. Tloulenko (Soviet Union) 77.56 metres.

2. Kuznetson (Soviet Union) 77.10 metres,

3. C. Smith (Britain) 09.74 metres,

30.01 metres.

Loveland (Britain)

200 Metres 1. Knovalov (Soviet Union) 21.30 secs,

2.

Jones (Britab 21.40 secs. 3. D. Segal (Britain) 21.50

Then followed France (3, 3, 0,) Hungary (7, 5, 2.) and Poland (1, 5, 8.) with 14 medals each, Czechoslovakia (2, 3, 5,) with 13, Great Britain (3, 0, 1, with 10 Yugoslavia (3, 3, 2,) eight, Japan (2, 2, 3,), seven, Greece 21.70 secs. (1, 1, 1) and Bulgaria (1, 1, 1) rach three.

Switzerland gol one silver medal, and Belgium, Holland, Spain and Sweden one bronza cach. Twenty of the competing nations, including Ireland, Israel, Pakistan, Nigeria, New Zealand, and Sierra Leone, got no medals

at all.

LAST DAY'S RESULTS

Winners of finals today were;

Bien

200 metres Livio Berrull, Italy, 20.9 aces.

1,500 metres-Bela Szekeres, Hungary, 3 mins 50.9 sect.

6,000 moires Kevin Gilligan, Britain, 14 mins 9.8 secs,

110 metres hurdles Starko Lorger, Yugoslavia, 14.2 secs.

100 metrus hurdles-Salvatory Morale, Italy, 50.1 secs.

4 x 100 metros relay-Italy, 41.0 pers.

4 x 400 metres reloy-Ger many, 3.mine` 00.5 poes.

Bravi

Long Jump---Attilio Italy, 7.46 matren (24 ft B1⁄2 ins).

Javelins-Hermann Solomon, Germany, 75.98 metres (249 ft 2 (ns).

Women

·200 metres--Giuseppina Leone, Italy, 23.8 secs.

4 x 100 metres reley-USSR, 16.9 CAR

High Jump-Tolenda Babe, Rumania. 1.86 metres (5 ft 10% ins)Reuter.

FCCS

4. Ozolin (Soviet Union)

800 Metres

1. B. Hewson (Britain) I mia 4.0 sees,

min 50.5 secs.

2. M. Rawson (Britain) 1

3. Saylakov (SU) 1 min

50.7 secs.

4. Kazulevich (SU) 1 min

Pole Vault 51.5 secs,

1 Bulatov (SU) 4.40 metres. 2. Krassoxski (SU) 4.30 metres.

3. G. Elliott (Britain) 4.20 meures,

2.

M. Hyman (Britain) 20

mins 24.2 secs.

3. M. Bullivant (Britain) 29

mins 38 recs;

4. Zakharov

4.4 secs.-AFP.

(SU) 30 mins.

Three W. Indies Cricketers In Car Collision

Darlaston, Sept. 6. Three West Indian cricketers were taken to hospital this morn- ing after their car had been in a head-on col-

ten-ton lision with a cattle wagon on the main London road here.

They were Garfield Sobers, Collie Smith, and Tom Dewdney, Dewdney was the most seriously hurt, sustain- ing face injuries and a Auspected fracture of the skull.

Smith had back in- juries while Sobers, who was driving, es- caped with cuts and bruises. They were taken to the North Staffs Royal Infirmary at Stoke-on-Trent.

The driver of the cattle" wagon was un- injured-UPI.

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