1948-08-07 — Page 14

14

OLYMPIC GAMES

HENRY

1,500

THE HONGKONG. TELEGRAPH, SATURDAY, AUGUST 7, 119483-

ERIKSSON

METRES

WINS RUN

Fanny Koen Completes Triple

(By JOHN DOWNES)

Olympic Stadium, Aug, G.-Sixty thousand spectators snt in heavy rain in the Wembley Olymple Stadium today and saw Henry Eriksson of Sweden win the 1,500-metres race from his more famous countryman Lennart Strand and Mrs Fanny Blankers Koen of Holland become the first woman to win three Olympic titles by taking the women's 200- melres event.

In addition, they saw Italy and the United States become the only two nations to qualify in both the 400- and 1,000-metres men's relay event. By a coincidence, the U.S. and Italy were first and second in the first heat of ench

.race.

track, was clearcut

Before

Jul the field had gone way, the look the fend and even the Just fifty metres falled to slow her as she went on to win in 24.4 secs,

Greatest interest in the race

Ak

was

Heat two was an easy win for the after Sweden had led throughout the Fun- with three previous laps. Finnish giant and speedy Jamaicans

second and a nlways to Canada's third.ners were France second

speedy changeover at the beginning Turkey was last.

of the last lap gained them an advan- The last heat saw a fighting finish tnge they were not slow to take.

ยร third, Yugoslavia! ap-by Finland, whose four runner Argentine

Storskaubb Just managed to get up fourth and Greece, a long way be- ! and beat the Swede Rune Larsson bind, last.-Associated Press.

The victory of Holland's 30-year- through the fold which at this stage Eriksson then of two children, Mra | was well bunched. old mother Blankers Koen In the 200 metres begun a forward movement to take

half final on

waterlogged over the lend about women's

way through the last lap.

With Strand behbid him he began

the field to draw away from proaching the second last bend,

Slyjkhuis then made his effort and passed the third Swede and In straight run the afruggle for second place and sprinted up the Marjorie Audrey Williamson of Ur-pursuit of Eriksson and Strand.

mighty The latter also made a talo,

in a mighty finishing effort, managed to anutel the decision from effort to catch the leader and nboul

Patterson of the United three Audrey

metres from the tape he Stutes and Shirley Strickland of managed to get six inches in front. Australia in a photo finish.

A great chcer went up from the The Dutch girl, who was present-crowd who thought their idol would cd with a bouquet of red, white win. and blue carnations by the British Organising Committer of the Garner, yas greeted with thunderuas ap- plause from every quarter of the Stadium.

jump,

After the race, Mes Blankers Koen rall definitely she will not compete in Saturday's big

which decision Bhould give Michelene Ostermeyer of France a chance also to win three titles.

In

The Dutch woman will run the women's relay race which, it her team wing, will give her un olhor gold medal.

from the She neratched long jump earlier in the week ne- Cause she had to run in the ao day. day motres hurdles fater in the She is the holder of the world re- cord for both high and long jumps This was the frst time that the women's 200 metres race had been -Included in the Olympic programme so that Mrs Blankers Koen's timo today becomes an Olympic record,

STUNNING FINISH

bils

Strand suddenly threw up head and stopped, losing two strides, He inolted hastily round and saw the Dutchmug sprinting up. He almost staggered to the line and Slyjkhuls A bumped him as they crossed it. little way back fourth was Cevona, then Bergkvist followed by Nan keylle of Britain. The reminder of the field was strung out further back.

RELAY RACES

Jamatea scratched from the 400- metres relay, saying they lnd not cnough men in their team to win both races and they preferred to

1,000-metres the concentrate event,

Q11

Against a strong Uniteri States team, the Itallaus drew rounds of gallant efforts applause for their and Annily held of a late Brazilian in heat one. challenge to qualify Turkey was disqualified for carrying line al the the baton over the

ebangeover.

Britain won the second heat in

a Cnish which was more like a fast- metres sprint. Hungary, second, just managed to keep the

finals Australians out of the Saturday.

The huge crowd sat stunned for moment at the finish of the 1,500 100 enetres raro in which the Swedia co-holder of the world record for this distance, with the race seeming- Ty in his grasp, faltered, looked wildly round and lot Eriksson go on Will Strikhuls of Holland to win,' was third, almost running Strand out of second place.

tho

од

The third heat was a disaster for France and a personal tragedy for C. Valmy, who was the last runner in the relay. He dropped the baton at the changeover and stopped. Covering his face with his hands, Marcel Hanserte of France set a

he went and would not be consoled fast pace in the first lap and led

who gathered by his teammates,

crowd Some of the Erik Jorgenson of Denmark, who

round him.

as he was followed by Don Gehrmann of thought he had been hurt

United States, with Strandheld his head in mortification. fourth. The Deld held these post- tions for almost two laps with the Arst ultimate winner not in the eight runners,

With a lap and a half to go, there was a shifting in the order. First

was Slyjkhula, to move up Dennis Johansson of Finland made 1s an effort but foiled to keep place. Vaclav Cevona, the Czech runner, and Bill Nankeville of Bri- lain were also threading their way

tien

an

cult

Schoolboy Wins The Olympic Decathlon

BOB MATHIAS THE RESULTS WOMEN'S PLATFORM

DIVING

from long lend France had a Holland at this stage of the race. Itolland won easily from Camida. The 1,600 metres relby was individual triumph for two Italians fur, In the second lap. Ottavio Lissoni outran American

1. Victoria Draves, U.S.A., 68.87 Bourland to take a slight lead at

in lup four points; 2. Patricia Elsener, U.S.A., und the changeover Siddi of Italy made. a terrific effort 06.20; 3. Beate Christoffersen, Den-

the mark, 00.04: 4. A. Staudinger, Aus right to the tape to overhaul

tria, 6-4,59; 5. June Stover, U.S.A., American Whitfield.

France, 62.63; 0. Nicole Pellssard, 01.07.

Brilliant Bowling In

County Cricket

London, Aug, G.-While Eric Hollies, Warwickshire's 36-year-old leg break bowler, was staking a claim in the side for the fifth Test at the Oval by taking eight Aus- tralian wickets for 107 in an innings at Birmingham, two other bowlers, playing in County matches, were also put- ting themselves in the forefront of the picture for Test selection.

They

Young. of; making an Middlesex, who was dropped from would have the team for the fourth Test, and leadership' with Derby. Alee Bedser, who has played in all Que of the best batting perfor- Wos Winston mances of the series the Tests so far this season.

enabled Lan- Place's 170, which

were

Jack

effort to win, which brought them Joint

Young helped his county to an | cashire to take first innings' paints innings' victory over, Northampton- | from Essex. For six and a half ahire with t devastating speli Dhours he defied the attack, hitting

boundaries.

left arm

bowling in Northant six second innings, which earned him The

an analysis of seven for 23; ineluding achieved pace of scoring was

the last Mix wickets for five runs.

by R. Perks, of Worces- the Hampshiro who filt tershire and brought his much-analysis to 12 bowlers for 54 runs in for 90.

sixes strokes, including two Inspired pace bowling by Alec eight fours, in 20 minutes, Dedser tookt Surrey to a

In his fiery attack on the bowling, Champlo victory against the

he took 10 off one over and 15 off Derbyshire, which brought Icaders,

another. them to within 12 points of the top of the table. “Assisted by brilliant catching by his colleagues, Bedser took five for 35 in the first innings

and

six for 50 In the second-which ended today were: match analvals of 11 for 91.

MEN'S 100 METRES BACKSTROKE

1. Alan Stack, U.S.A., 1 min. 6.4 U.S.A., secs. 2 Habert Cowell.

1 min. 4.5; George Vallery, France, 1 min. 7.8; 4. J. Wild, South Africa min. 5.1; 5. J. Brackway, Britain, 1 mln. 9.2; 6. D. A. Dinnear, Bri- tain, ini. 0.0.

WOMEN'S 400 METRES RELAY

1. U.S.A., 4 minutes 20.2 seconds; 3. Denmark. 4: 20.9; 3. Holland, 31.1; 4. Great Britain, 4: 34.7; 6. Hungary, 4: 44.0; 6. -Brazil, 4 40.1.

The U.S.A. set a new Olymple record and Denmark, Britain and Holland all broke the old Olymple

record-Associated Press.

POINT SCORES IN ATHLETICS

United States Sweden Netherlands

24:

London, Aug. 6-Seventeen- year-old Bob Mathias, husky schoolboy from Tulare, Cali- formin, today won the coveted Olympic Decathlon title with a courageous display of athletic 12 exactly prowess lasting hours in driving ruin.

Ignaco Heinrich, Frenchman from Alsace, was

Floyd second and Simmons of Los Angeles was third. Performing grimly under flood- lights in the last event, which left all 30 competitors nearly exhausted, the Callfornia youngster emblazon- ed his name on the rolls of strong man of the past who gained dis- tinction as the greatest all-round athletes in the world.

thousands a few scattered Only braved rain end darkness ns the decathlon huskies completed today's of 110-metre hurdles, programine discus, pole vault, javelin throw and the 1,500-metre run,

of

Mathias finished with a total 7,139 points which is well under the 7,000 point record set 12 years ago al Berlin by American Glen Morris, Other scores were: Heinrich 6.074, Simmons 8,954, Enrique Kisten- macher of Argentina 0,920, E. P. Anderson of Sweden 0,877, and Peter Mullins of Australia 0,739 United Press,

BASKETBALL

Chile & Korea

In Finals

Harringay, Aug. 6.-Korea outsmarted, outshot. _and_out! played Chile tonight to beat the

into the South American team 28-21 as both teams moved championship fight of the Olym- pic tournament on points.

The Korean victory throws group B Olympic basketball ellmination into a five-way tle for the first time In history. Ofeials totting up the points, however, said that Chile will he the No. 1 team in B group with Korea in No. 2 spot.

Koren, Chile, Philippines, Belgium and China each won three and lost two-United Press.

DNDYON

HONGKONG

&

SHANGHA

TRUSTE

BANK

THITES

THE EXECUTORS and

TRUSTEES for the COLONY

and the FAR EAST

HONGKONG & SHANGHAI BANK

HONGKONG (TRUSTEE) LTD. the Trustee Company of the Hongkong and Shanghal Banking Corporation Hongkong.

FOR KITCHEN FLOORS THAT

Click like Clockwork JOHNSON'S GLO-COAT

It's easy to koop linos, lles, rubber floors bright and shining when you use John- son's Glo-Coat. Mads by the makers of John- son's wax, Glo-Coat

la so easy to use ...

simply spread it on, and it shines as it dries.

Sole Agents & Distributors For Hong Kong & South China DAVIE, BOAG & CO., LTD. Chartered Bank Building Tel. No. 28116.

THE HONGKONG SOCIETY

FOR THE. PROTECTION OF CHILDREN

EVER READY TO AID SUFFERING CHILDREN

Hon. Treasurers:-

Korea places second with an advantage of 106 points, with three wins and two defents, followed by China, Belgium and the Philippines, all of which have won three ennies and last two, The advantage points for these countries are, China; 79, Meaora Meckinnon, Mackenzie & Co. Belgium, 78, and the Philippines, 62-Reuter.

CROSSWORD SOLUTIONS Solution of yesterday's puzzle. Across: 1. Tomorrow; 6. Elope; 8. 13. Mats: 10. Resided: 12. Mast;

17. Done: 14. Invalid; 10. Dope; Gist:

18. Conter; 19. Attest; 20. Ellipses.

Down: 1. Terminote; 2. Oleander;

3. Moss; 4. Ralolent; 5.Assertion;

7. Pit-a-pat: 3. Medlates; Đ. Tenderi

Solution to Skeleton Crossword

182

84

47

11. Dodges; 15. Vocal.

scoring

France

43

And

Australia

34

on Page 14:-

'Great Britain

28

Finland

25

Hungary

THE RESULTS

Jamnien

23

Italy

21

The

results of County garnes

Czechoslovakia

18

.

Norway

15

AL Weston-super-Mare: Sussex

12

Belgium Panama

11-

8

Argentina Denmark Ceylon

8

7

Switzerland

Yugoslavia

5

Turkey Poland

4

3

Canada

George Pope, the tall, powerfully beat Somerset by Elx wickets. built Derbyshire all-rounder, who Someract. 240 and 145: Sussex 235 became the first player to complete and 100 for 4 (John Langridge 67, the double of a thousand runs and C. Oakes 51).-

wickets In Bits match, hundred

At Ebbw Vale: Match accomplished the feat three days Glamorgan

und

between Gloucestershire

gan 03 for 4 (Lambert 3 for 20).

carlier than the Arst man last year. abandoned, no play today owing to Hio won a race with J. Baltes, the rain. Gloucestershire 148; Glamor- Hampshire left hander. When this series of matches began Pope need- ed five wickets and Balley seven Popo got to the hundred, but Bailey could collect no more than four against Worcestershire.

Austria

Round World Flight Comploted

• QUIZ ANSWERS

It

of tho 1. The Census Bureau Chinese Ministry of the Interior an- nounced on July 10, 1048, the num

2. Santos, ber to be 463,403,418. Brazil 3. Wafer-thin pancakes. 4.

than 27 means any carpet wider inches, the width of the original looms. Broadlooms can be made in

-up to widths up

5. They are

MR. A. MoKELLAR

MR. LI FOOK WO

C/o Dank of East Asia, Ltd,

PRESS PHOTOGRAPHS

Copies of photographs taken

by the South China Morning Post and Hong Kong Telegraph Staff Photographors are on view

In the

Morning Post Building..

ORIENTAL

AIR CONDITIONED

TAKE ANY EASTERN TRAM CAR OR HAPPY VALLEY BUS COMMENCING TO-DAY: 2.30-5,157.30-9.30 P.M. Only the Gypslos could have warned him of the wild oxcitement .... danger .... adventura .... that wont with the Coldon Earrings and hor Gypsy lips.

Was there a man beld enough

Fortmund presents

MAKLINI

MILLAND. DIETRICH

in

"Golden Earrings

A MITCHELL LEISEN production

to warm the sigurish curetses

af wild and fabulous lydia, a

AXY

born to

MIJAYIN VYT BRUCE LESTER

REINHOLD SCHUNZEL. DENNIS HOLY

QUENTIN REYNOLDS

Dr SATCHELS KUMCH

Eign the heart wa

SPECIAL SUNDAY MORNING SHOW. AT 12.30 "PETER THE GREAT" CHAPTER II. A RUSSIAN FILM.

COMING

to the

HER ONCE-IS ONCE,

Ann Sheridan "NORA PRENTISS

And

NEW WARNER SENSATION (ŃOBEAT AIDA - ROSEMARY BECAMP

VINCENT SHERMAN

BEAT SMITH BRUCE BENNETTTM

HONGKONG ANGLING SOCIETY.

ARE YOU A FISHERMAN?

IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN ANY FORM OF FISHING IN HONGKONG;

in reservoir, sea, stream or pond, you will be glad to know that an angling society is being formed NOW.

You want BIGGER BETTER and MORE fish. Then join the society, got the benefit of the experience of other members, put your own knowledge into the pool, and give and take the advantages that YOUR society aims to collect and provide.

A MEETING WILL BE HELD ON MONDAY, THE 9th AUGUST, 1948 IN THE BOARD ROOM OF THE SOUTH CHINA MORNING POST, WYNDHAM STREET, AT 5.16

p.m.

PLEASE COME TO IT.

For fuller particulars see South China Morning Post & Sunday Herald of Sunday, August 1st, 1948.

STAR

Aphone 58335

17 Hankow Road, Kowloon. -TO-DAY ONLY ——

at

2.30, 5.10, 7.20 & 9.30 P.M.

Enchantment]

MAUREEN O'HARA

HARRY

DICK HAYMES JAMES DO YOU

LOVE ME Technicolor

A20

- CENTURY-FOX PICTURE

TO-MORROW GARY COOPER As

"SERGEANT YORK”

They

Gave

ORDERS BOOKED.

their

Lives.

CHURCH NOTICES

GOSPEL HALL

(Daddell Street, Hongkong) (Tetween the Bank of China and the Nattoust City Bank of New York).

Bunday 11 am. Dreaking – of « Drexd, (tor Bellevers only). Bunday 4 p.m. Gospel Service. Tuesday p.m. Bible Study. Thursday 8 p.m. Prayer Bioeling.- AG Englili · speaking friends

At Blackpool: Lancashire drew with Essex, Essex 478 for 7 do- clared; Lanenshire 404. (Placa 170, Ikin 99, Cranston 74).

Worcestershire At Worcester: drew with Hampshire, Worcester- DERBYSHIRE STILL LEAD slire 223

1 and 108 for declared

ariacial structures (Wyatt 05 not out, Perks 54 not out);

bulit across entrances to harbours | Derbyshire still lead the table by Hampshire 210 and 61 for 2. four points. from Glamorgan,

Tucson, Aug, 0.-Two B-29s ar to stay the force of the sea and welcome. At Canterbury: Kant drow with

for whose hopes of taking some points Nottinghamshire. Kent 310 for Brived at the David-Monthan airbase leave the inner portion safe from the match against Gloucester decisred and 100 (Harvey 7 for 85); early Friday, completing the round ships. 6. Yes. 7. Sir Walter Scott.

Printed and published by FREDERICK the-world flight that started here on 8. Armathe Lucile Aurore, Daroness shiro were extinguished by rain, Notis 320 and 78 for 4.

Dudevant. A marriage between 2 PERCY FRANKLIN for and on behalf of which prevented even a Arst in- At Sheffield: Leicestershiro beat July 22.

"Lucky Dany" winged into the man of a royal reigning line and a South China Morning, Post Limited decision ning

Yorshire by 60 runs Leicestershire being reached. Yorkshiro, dospito. grand 300 and 170 for 9 declared; Yorkshire airbaso at 12.30 GMT and the second woman of lower rank. 10. Against

Victoria in the Colony of Hongkong. innings of 99 not out by Hutton, 204 and 200 (Hutton, 19 not out), plano, Gas Gobbler Innded Ave England by the Germans in World at 1-3 Wyndham Street, City of

minutes later-United Prekat :-) War L. were "beaten, by Leicestershire In Reutor...

ATO

We, too, may give through the

HONGKONG

WAR MEMORIAL FUND

Bend your

donation to

the, Hon. Trenzurors Lowe, Bingham & Matthewa Marcantile Bank Bldg.

*

*

*

Walk

without

sock!

Walk-Over

Main Spring Arch Shoes

Walk-

• With every step, Over's wonderful Main" Spring Arch cuubions your feet against pavement shock with resilient stoel nestled in live rubber!

*245+ 5+ 6+ 20%. Dat.

THE SHUI HING CO. DEPARTMENT STORES 187-195 Des Vooux-Road Central

"

MISCELLANEOUS.-

ARTIFICIAL Flowers. Lädtest "do not mis a rare chance to learn how to maks. artificii dowers. The full course – Laglu only one month.. Detalls may be job”. tained daily 10,00 #308.00 pm, at 21. Wyndham "Blreet, top foot,