1941-06-28 — Page 7

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June 28, 1941.

By Ernie Bushmiller

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Billiards & Snooker

Large Crowd At Recreio Exhibition Games

Probables For Substitute Hunt Cup

Lawn Bowls

Close Rinks Match At

Happy

Valley

A. BROOKSBANK'S rink enter- ed the second round of the Open Rinks Lawn Bowls championship

RADIO-

ZBW, 355 metres (845 k.c.) and 31.49 metres (9,520 kilo-cycles)

Relay to British Forces In The Far East

LONDON, June 27. (Kleuter). Probables for the Vale of Walte- horso Cup, substitute for the Royal PUBLIC RESPONSE to Hunt Cup, which will be run at exhibition games of billiarda Newbury to-niorrow, Bro

Radio Programme Broadcast by and snooker held at the Club

follow: de Recreio last night in aid Maitre

fast night when they beat 31 1.2BW on a Frequency of 843 k.c's. Prince Tetra (Elliott), Quarter

(Corey),

Medina's four at the Civil Service and on Short Wave from 1-2.15 p.m. (CHY Broquart of the British War Organisa-Richards), April Leson (Harry

C.C. by 17-16. tion Fund was gratifying.Wragg

Time

Brooksbank's four were Step (Herbert), The main hall, which was (Evans), Davy Dolittle

Pharatis (Beary), Mickle Bugler Grattan, J. H. Gelling and C. F. specially arranged with tiers Melites (D. Smith), and Ombro, Rue W. Leonard, C. S. Ladd and L. C. R. (Burna), Needliam, and Medina's man were J. of seats, was packed.

de in Palx, Jamaica Inn, Demaha, Sedina opened with a 4 and then A. J. Osmund, Colony Chain-Wonersh, Jeepers Creepers without a single, but by the 6th end, Brooka pion, and E. D. Bush, runner-up jockeys."

in the Shanghai Championship Major Baseball were first at the table in an

hour's billards match. Osmund Athletics Nose

took a little time to settle down to the run of the table, and onco he had found touch monopolised the play. Scores were Osmund 310, Bush 214.

Out Yankees

out

NEW YORK. Juse 37 (UP) Philadelphia Athletics nosed New York Yankees 7-0 in the American Baseball League to-day. Scores were:

Ha highest breaks of the evening! were 75, 50, 33 and 21, and on both occasions in his half century efforts he broke down on

comparatively! simple shots. This was especially no in the case of the 50. With both Rosar, Dickey. balls nicely placed in the centre of which spectators were

the

from

visu series of losing hazards

to the middle pocket that would take his score over the century, he missed a simple in-off whitet

New York

Battery: Breuer,

Philadelplin

Stanceau,

IT. E. 10 Brancii.

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bank had drawn level at 5-all. In scoring streak that lasted over seven heads, Brooksbank went ahead to 10-5 before Medina spurted again and led 11-10 at the 12th end,

way in Brooksbank's favour Score again on the 17th end, 14-13, but die rinks were level at 14-all and then 18-all on the 20th end. The last head was an exciting one,

Brooksbank taking the winning shot to conclude

the match 17-10.

Pairs Matches

Three Open Pairs matches were also played, the results being:

30 3 Haltery: Dean, Ferrick, Hayes

Night games in the National circuit in New York v. Philadelphia and Cincinnati v.

J. S. Riddell and J. C. Aitken beat nighters are Boston v.

St Louis. American A. F. Noronha and A. M. Rodrigues

Washingtun 18-16. and Chleago v. Cleveland.

W. L. Walker and R. Duncan beat A. W. Ramsey and E C. Fincher the 25-20.

J. A. R. Selby and A. Steven beat IN A. E. Mackay and R. T. Broad-

bridge 33-17.

Bush's technique was mainly de- nonstrated in screw shots. Some were amazing, but he lacked the Sino-British Cultural Association held

The Hongkong Branch of touch of his opponent. Lack of its annual meeting at the Fung Pin practice seemed the obvious cause of Shan Library of his rather disappointing display.

-Trick Shota

O. TERRANS, who has

muel 10 enthuse

done, so

Heu

the Hongkong University yesterday, Prof. Ti-shan, the Chairman, presided and was supported by Mr Chan Kwan-po,

Tourists In Soccer Riot

new life into on. Secretary and Prot. L. Forster, At Kuala Lumpur

Y.M.C.A. billiards, gave an exhibition

:

that

over

WON

102 Now Variety. 1.30 Reuter and Rugby Press and Announcements,

1.45 Military Band Musto with Vocal Items,

(arr. Roy Douglas)........London Phil- harmonic Orchestra; Mazurka in E Minor, Op. 41, No. 2; Mazurka in C Majo, Op. 24, No. 2....Arthur Rubinstein (Plano) Etude No. 7, Op. 25 (Transcription)....Lener String Quartet,

2.30 Close Down. 6.00

and 0.30-12 midnight on 9.52 m.c's.

Indian Irogramme. per second,

H. К. T.

}

7.15 A Mitary Band Concert. 12.15 p.m. Short Service of Inter- "Semiramide”—Overture (Rossin!) cession.

....Creatore' Band; Country Life 12.30 De Groot and Ills Orchestra Suite The Hunt" (Alford)....The gramme Announcement. and Charles Kuliman (Tenor), Band of H. M. Royal Marines, Ply- 1.00 Local Time Signal and Pro-mouth Division; "Swan Lnke"

Ballet (Tchaikowsky)..

....The Band of II. I. Coldstream Guards;

May Day Revels (fom Sulte: Rural Scenes in Days of Old-Samuel Cope): Champion March Medley No. 2 (Ord Hume)....Massed Bonds.

1.45. Bongs by Florence Austral (Soprano) and Peter Dawson (Hlass- Quola-Barllons),

O Star of Eve

(Tannhauser' 6.47 A Mendelssohn Programme. Wager)... Peter Dowson (Bass- Quartet in D Major, Op. 44, No. 1: Baritone) with Orchestra: Love, Stradivarius String Quartet; On Pray Thee (Le Mozze di Figaro! Wings of Song (Mendelssohn)..... Mozart)....lorence Austral

(So Tudor Davies (Tenor) with Plano; prano) with Orchestra; Even Bravest Canzonetta (from Quartet in Eearts (Faust Gounod) ....Peter Flat" Op, 12); Scherzo (from 'Quar-Dawson (Bass-Baritone) with Or-

E Minor, Op. 44 No. 2).... chestra. Lener String Quartet.

2.10

0.00 0.45

lons,

Close Down.

Indian Programme. Cloving Local Stock

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7.28 Light Orchestral Programme with Olive Albert (Coniruito).

8.00 London Relay-The News. 8.15 London Relay--"Questions of the Hour."

8.00 London Relay The News. 8.15 London RelayQuestions of the Ilour"

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8.30 Programme Summary, 8.32 Relay Organ and Soprano Recital by John Smith and Elvie 8.30 London Rejay-Special Broad-Yuen from St. John's Cathedral. cast to the British Forces in the Far L I know that my Redeemer liveth' (fom The Messiah-Handel) Pro- 0.00 Local Time Signal, ....Elvie Yuen (Soprano) with Or- grainme Summary and Announce-jgan occ.; 2. Fantasia and

in G Fugue

East

ments.

Minor (J. S Bach).J John Smith 9.02 Musical Comedy "Yes Ma- (Organ); 3. Two Schubert Songs; (n) Jam?"

To the Eternal; (b) The Young Nun Dinnie Hale, Bobby Howcs and | . * . . *

Elvie. Yuen (Soprano) with Or- Company with...the Hippodrome gan ace; 4. Threo Organ pieces by Theatro

conducted by Karg-Elert; (u) Qunst Scherzo; (b)

Pastorale: (e) Alla Marcla

John

Orchestra Joseph Tunbridge.

Kuala Lumpur, June 27. A riot in the second half ended the the charity soccer match between Combi-

9,37 Fatricia Kossborough at the Smith (Organ); 5. Hear ed Selangor and South China to-day. Plano. With the score at one-all the speeln

(fom Elljah Mendelssohn)...Elvie tors rioted and the game was abandon-

Dizzy Fingers (Confrey); Manhat-Yuen (Soprano) with Organ acc. Our Special Representative. ed but none of the players was hurt.-tan Music Box--Selection; Midnight 9.15 StudioBook Reviews

of trick shola-masse shots

though he too was slightly of worked and potting all three balls in the opening game. He one atroke that didn't-and provided second convincingly by 102-20. nn Interesting interlude to the

Scores were (Pereira Arst) 50-50, evening.

102(20)-20 and 45-50.

Pereira's break of 20 in the second Finally, M. N. Hakusen and A. P. frame was the highest of the even- Pereira appeared in a three-frames (ing.

Snooker

snooker match. Rakusen was very A ruffle for two billards cues was much off form for the first two won by tickets 213 and 15. frames and lost, but in the third hei A similar exhibition will be held recovered considerably.

again to-night, seats being available Pereira was up to the occasion, at 50 cents each.

Another Victory

Adelaide. June 27.

in Mayfair (Chase); Some of these Days (Brooks),

9.45-10.00 News In French (on Short Wave only),

Hawaiion

9.30 The Albert Sandler Trio. Romance in

in E Flat (Rubinstein); Rustle of Spring (Sinding, Op. 32, No. 3; Dusty Violin (Vernon and 9.45

Quitar Solos by Brooke); Shy Serenade (George

Scott Wood).. Swanee Moon (Pelost and Others); An Old Hawaiian Quitar (Leon and

Australia to-day defeated South Aus-

The Chinese football team touring Len Fülls,

tralla at Adelaide.4-1.-Reuter,

Hearts

Undaunted!

The author of "All Quiet on the West-

ern Front" writes the most thrilling romantic adventure of our time...a great director and the year's greatest cast bring to unforgettable life with their matchless performances Erich Maria Remarque'ssupreme dramatic triumph!

David L. Loew-Albert Lewin

present

SO ENDS OUR NIGHT

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starring

MARGARET

FROM

THE

NOVEL

FLOTSAN

Trich Maria Romagos

FRANCES

MARCH SULLAVAN DEE

GLENN FORD ANNA STEN-ERICH VON STROHEIM

Zimmered by Julia Temsanii • Korven play in Talbot Jeeningu

· Prun kas nomi "Flotsam,”ay Erich Maria Romarque

« Bolassal fhry Pilled Jetlets -

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London Relay The News and News Commentary.

Local Sport Results.

10.15

10,18

Dance Music.

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11.00 London Belay-Music Hall 12.00 midnight. Close Down.

To-morrow's Broadcast Radio Programme Broadcast by

9.45-10.00 News in French (on Short Wave only).

0.45 Albert Sandler and IIts Or- chestra.

Illusions

Give

ona.(Jacob Gado);;Itvorfor?— Me Your Heart (Jacob Gade); My Dream Memory (Levant); Give Me Back My Heart (from 'Symphony in Two Flats--Novello).

10.00 London Relay The News and News

10.15 B-Coin F Minor,

Mov: Largo; 3rd Mov: Presto....Ed- 1st Mov: Allegro moderato; 2nd

ZBW on a Frequency of 845 k.c's.win Fischer (Plano) and His Cham-

and on Short Wave from 12.15-230

p.m. and 8.30-10.50 p.m. on 9.52 m.c's. per second,

-10.00-11.00 a.m. Relay of Morning Service from St. Joseph's Church,

12.15 Puccini's "La Boheme" Act

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Singers in order of appearance: Luigi Marini, Gino Vanelli, Taneredi Pasero, Aristide Baracchi, Salvatore Baccalon! and Roscita Pampanini) with Orchestra,

12.50 Cello Bolos by Cedrio Sharpe. Elegie (Massenet); La Cinquan- laine (Gabriel-Marle); Berceuse De "Jocelyn"....

with Gerald Moore at

the Piono,

1.0 Local Time Signal and Pro- gramme Summary.

1.02 A Programme of Popular Light Orchestral, Selections,

1.30 Reuter and Rugby Press and Announcements.

145 Mozart-Serenado In D Major (Berenata Notturna).

The Adolf Busch Chamber Players.

1.58 A Chopin Programme,

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ber. Orchestra.

10.30 Studio Sunday Evening Epilogue.

Conducted by a Minister of the Methodist Church,

4. I

10.50 Close Down.

Another Century

By J. B. Hobbs

London, June 27. Jack Hobbs, famous English Test cricketer, who retired from big cricket in 1834, showed that he was still n master with the bat to-day when he scored 110 for the Fathers side against Kimbolton School in Huntingdonshire.

Hobbs, who holds the record. of 197 centuries in first-class cricket, said, "I think this will, be my last hundred," Reuter.

LONDON, June 27 (Reuter).

Polonaise-Fantaisie No. 7 In A Flat Captain Edward Desmond Bewley Major, Op. 61... Arthur Rubinstein McCarthy, in command of the cruiser (Piano); Les Sylphides-Ballet Music Alox, has been awarded the D.5.0.

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