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GOLDEN GLOVES BOXING
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, MONDAY, APRIL 4, 1949.
BUCKS OUTCLASSES TOMMY SCOLLINS Pulling Awarded An Unpopular Decision
By "KAYO CURLY"
Boxing fans who packed the China Fleet Club Theatre on Saturday night to witness the Golden Gloves Boxing Tournament were treated to an evening of tall and fancy slugging when a seven-fight card provided abundant thrills and tension-packed ring drama.
Every fight on the programme was highlighted by action-jammed battles which brought the house to lis feet on many occasions in expectation of a knockout finish.
A capacity crowd jammed the Fleet Club arena for the big fistic show. Fight fans ant through six preliminary bouts and a weight-lifting exhibition before they were brought on to their toes by one of the classiest performances in the local ring in postwar boxing.
Ramsey Bucks, pride of Hong Kong and son of the famous Iron Bux of local renown, consted to an easy points decision over Petty Officer Tommy Scollins of HMS "London" in the main bout of the night. Bucks was poetry in motion as he bobbed and weaved away from his opponent's sporadic attacks and then countered with lightning two-fisted assaults on his rival's head and body.
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Bucks put in sclatiling be out on his feet but rallied performance of footworkt, ring strongly towards the end of the
Jostle craft, two-fisted punching, and canta
Bucks with dodging which completely out-several walloping smusher classed,
his the face. outwitted
and
to
to
Williams knocked Upjohin the down for a brief count in
the third and then applied clincher almost immediately to the can- put his rival at on vas.
slower opponent.
The crowd was yelling for a There was no doubt after the kayo but Bucks was still walk- Initial round what the final de- ing for a good opening to dust cision would be. Bucks sized up off his groggy opponent. Had he Scollins in the first stanza In been more alert, Ramsey would this an evenly
and have finished the bout in fought round then
away round. proceeded to run
However, he took the with the fight in the next Ave canto in grand style, conlos to chalk
салу points decision.
up an
.
Bucks scaled in at at 135%
The
FINAL ROUND
sixth and final round lbs. at gong time while Scollins brought the tense crowd to its tipped the balance at 132 lbs. feel yelling for action and they The buzz
Bucks of the expectant got their money's worth. crowd filled the arena as the went to town in this stanza and
at his i wo
received hammered away combatants Instructions from Referee Bill weary rival at cosc. Storrie.
Bo
sly
Bucks' face
haymakers
.
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40
SILVA V. CHANTER The fourth bout was marred
disqualification. by a
Tony Silva of Hongkong and
LSA were Chanter of HMS "Hart" mixing it up in fine fashion when Referee Bul Storria Chanter, nwarded the fight to disqualifying Silva for hits
open glove afler ting with the he had been warned twice.
WEIGHT-LIFTING During the interval between bouts, 23-year old Valentine
of the Son
popular Knige. sports figure, L. Knige, gave a
ex- spectacular weigh-fting hibition.
Val lifted 192 lbs. three times an the two-hand snatch mill- tory two-hand press and
the two-hand clean Jerk:
YEUNG V. REEVE
NEW TENNIS STARS
Nancy Chaffee (left) Ventura, Calif., and Ger- trude Moran, Santa Monica, California, smile with happiness after reaching the finals in the women's national indoor tennis championships held in New
York-AP Wirephoto.
Colony Players One Up
In Exhibition Tennis
.
The Exhibition tennis matches against the Indo- China players at the Chinese Recreation Club over the week-end saw Hongkong win three of five games, largely through an excellent display by the Colony Champion, Ip Koon-hung, who beat both Van Sau and Duong in singles matches.
The Week-End Scoreboard
FOOTBALL
SENIOR SHIELD FINAL 8. China "A" 5 KMB
JUNIOR SHIELD FINAL xitcher
38. China
Scoliina maintained his stout
Ip beat Van Sau, Indo-China's Number One and guard against the withering FIRST ROUND
asault dished up by his superior
a top grade player by French national standards, back The first round raw Bucks opponent and even came
8-6, 6-3 yesterday. On Saturday he beat Duong, a vollies to land several cautiously weighing his
op- to
Class II player by French national standards, 6-3, 6-0. ponent's style before ho com-Bucks' head.
Ramsey, however, finished up Scoluna
Both
and Van Sau
Dương menced his attack on
Bra strongly
whirlwind
have had a fair amount of ex- face in brief two-fisted attacks.
His performance made him
perience against players of Bucks was grease lightning, in blitzkreig which battered his the ring and backed away from game rival to a standstill. The the only weight lifter in the International tournament cali- bro and were in demand for several rushes by the hefty-decision went to Bucks hands Colony who has lifted 192 lbs.
It was a peak exhibition and tournaments in France where numerous down. punching Scollins on
It was a popular victory and Knige was awarded a special they played these against the occasions during this canto.
cup presented by the Hen, P.S. best competition. Scollins got in several wallop fully deserved. Credit must
for his first public Both Van Sau and Duong, but to Trainer Skelly Razack and Cassidy ing clouts to
as Seconds Sherry Bucks and appearance. Knige also gave however, proved superior to the missed several the speedy Bucks eluded him. Leonard Elarte for their capablo | fine exhibition of muscular con- Colony's No. 3, Tsui Yun-put, zurprisingly, put up a who, siuggingtrol. fighters were on the offen- management of their
Indo- better. show ngainst when the bell clanged to hero.
China's No. 1, carrying him to end an even round.
$64 QUESTION
The fifth bout was a slugfest. three sets to lose 4-5, 6-4, 2-0. Trui the younger SECOND ROUND
Local boxing fans were given The Hongkong Police's Yeung Yesterday.
took severe punish-lest to Duong by a score of 1-6, the a rare opportunity of comparing Wing-ol for second canto und immediately the performances of Bob Pul- ment from Leading Patrolman 2-6.
HMS "Tamar" but tagged Scollins with several ling, pride of the Royal Navy Reeve of
lo und erstwhile undefeated champ niso dished out punishment concentrated jabbing forays
off his the head. ile caught Scollins of local boxing, and Bucks
opponent. on the right eye with a clinging the same fight card.
fighters finished the bout with
points de wallop
Pulling won an unpopular de Reeve winner by a which apparently weakened his opponent
cision from A. B. Clunce in a cision. Young ЧУДЭ Д good
loser. Ramsey began to and weak prelude to the main bout. Buks in his rival's defence and The relative exhibitions-dish-- proceeded to hammer away ated up by Pulling and Bucks the soft spots. The fighters thrown into the melting pot of were locked in several clinches boxing bring up the 504 ques- and the crafty Ramony took ad- tion of the moment. Con Pull- punish his rival with a thump-local ring? ing body Attack. This was Bucks' round.
Bucks
came
out
vantage of these tangles toing, stand up to Bucks in the
+
Two
to
wenry
in
BEST YET TO COME Hongkong Is
now one match up as a result of Ip Koon-hung and Tsut Wal-pul beating the Indo-Chinese pair 7-5, 0-4.
Easy Victory For HKCC In Hancock Shield Match
By "RECORDER"
Though reinforced by Alan Stepto at his fastest and best, the Kowloon Cricket Club lacked the batting against Hongkong Cricket Club In the second match of the Hancock Shield series played over the week-end at Chater Road and lost by 10 wickets.
HKCC won the match twice. Firat at 12.10 p.m. on Sunday when they passed the KCC first innings total of 131 with four wickets in hand and then again at 5 p.m. when Howard and Franklin scored 28 runs off two overs It had been agreed that the match would be decided on first innings if two innings could not be completed.
KCC's frat innings started | ball with it somo 30 yards N Hort-Baker, not out with Davidson, their main Never was Stepto faster and T. A. Madar, b Rowe bufting hope, being run out on seldom has a wicket been so A. Stepto, b Rawe...... a bad call with the scoreboard amenable to his fore.
G. E. Taylor, e Franklin, b With 27
Ouver on the
hnd scored 31 and Bowe thowing 13, board, Archio Zimmern was Kilbee was undefeated with 23 V, C. Bond. b Cull clean bowled by Mahon while when stumps were drown with R. E. Lee, c Oliver, b Rowe
Extras the HKCC having put up 60 for-4 wickets
attempting a big hit.
Then the HKCC, always, short of bowlers and always expert- menting with someone new, put on G. T. Rowe, never mode
MORNING AFTER
Things did not go well on Sun-
Tolal
Cull Kerr Rowe
Bowling
13
131
о M'
12
11
14.5 3 35
3
3 HKCC1st Intings
much use of by the Optimistaday morning for KCC. They Mahion for whom he turns out regularly, never seem la go well for the Rowe kept a good length with bowling side at Chater Road on his slow ball coming in on an sunny morning, Stepto wasn't high trajectory on a fast wicket quite as devastating as he had Pearce and, before having completedbeen in the soot of the evening his 18th over, had claimed seven and Robbie Lee and Davidson wickets for 35 runs, four of bowled over after over to see F. Stokes, b Stepto
to 500 OJ. Kerr, lbw Stepto these clean bowled.
Rowe, who had been four not out NR. Oliver, b Stepto The KCC batting tried hard overnight, carry his score low. Franklin, b Steplo.. enough. Barrow, who opened, before being slumped by Webb.
L.D. Kilbee, ibw Leo Webb, despite the fact that 34 GT, Rowe, st Webb, b Hart stayed for 101 minutes for 17
extras contributed to runs. Hart-Baker carried his
220. total of.
220,
TA. Pearce, b Stepto but for 22, Webb managed 18 in HKCC
Job good a brighter knock and Stepto 15. doing
behind H.M. Newton, e Barrow, b sticka The KCC fielding, Stepto Even the tall wagged, but the the
the despite Innings closed at 131.
handicapping R.S. Cull, Ibw Lee shadow effects all over the field, W.L. Howard, b Stepto
than is usual, but T.P. Mahon, not out was brighter Alan Stepto opened the bow- Kilbee was in trying to score his
Extras for KCC in devastating second century in a Hancock
Shield match.
1ing
DEVASTATING
never
fashion. His first bali touched grass till it had travell- ed well over first slip's head and fell just short ol the
screen.
the
n
Was
Lee
Baker
Total
Bowling
M
22.4 3
8
20
Ex
By the time he was leg before to Robbie Lee, he had reached 51. Pearce and Newton followed After that, outside of an ue- with 33 and 31 each and It took Stepto another casional wide, he was bowling
spell of Stepto to dis Taylor very much on the wicket and lodge them. Stepto Anally also
Howard to
make it Davidson his first wicket came with the claimed
Hart Baker overs, scoreboard showing seven for even for 68 in 22.4
Borrow Food
against the performance the HKCC as for the Grat thing
KCC 2nd Innings ever he claimed Len Stokes's type of batsmen who hit rather EC. Fincher, b Cull
W.M. Davidson, b Poarce- wicket. A good length ball than poke.
KCC's second innings, starting T.A. Madar, e Cull, b Rowe coming in from leg accounted
before 3 TL, was A. Zimmern, b Rowe...... for Stokes, bending the leg stick shortly
indeed. It right back.
started W.D.M. Webb, c Howard,
Pearce Before the evening was over, with Davidson reaching 12 be- Stepto had completed his 100 fore falling victim to that type N. Hart Baker, b Pource
that RE. Lee, b Rowe
wickets for the
miscruble
season in one of ball from Alee Pearce
of his best bowling spells in a shouldn't take a wicket but A. Stepte, not out long time against batting of always does where the KCC to J. Barrow, b Rowe concerned. Teddy concern
to reach nine and Madar after
Interport standard.
Three of the wickets were managed
tho
Fincher G.E. Taylor, e Fronidin, b
him
Pearce......
V.C. Bond, e Kerr, b Pearce
Extras
In Tommy clean bowled leg stump each case. The hall that got reached eight.
carried Oliver's wickels
Rowe was brought back, ac-. counting
then for Madar, Archie Zimmern for a duck, and later Robble Lee and John
Neither
Wobb Barrow.
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Mahon to up
a figures
contribution, Cull.... victims of Pearce,
who Rowe
Pearce
Decline Of
Hart-Baker were
double
both
also took care of the tail for an
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ONDO KYOON FOR
Total
110
Bowling Q M
R
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2
10
3 0
14
1
The "Spivs"
0
0.2
0
K
1
K.M.B.
3
3
8.C. "B"
1
is petering out. Big money has passed through
London, Apr. 3.-There analysis of five for 18. are indications that the two overs to win the match. postwar boom in attendances They needed 13 runs to do it, R.V. Franklin, not out ut British sporting fixtures but hit up 28 good measure.
Kerr
1 ก 11
0
HKCC-2nd Innings
18
Extras
KCC-1 Innings the W. M. Davidson, run out .........
Total
20
5
17
Bowling
M
1 Kitchen
2
18 Stepto
FIRST DIVISION Kigher 5 Police Eastern 3 Army
St. Joseph's 1 C.A.A.
SECOND DIVISION
8. China Navy
* 17 "WD Chinese 0
St. Joseph's 2 Tramways 5.
YMICA
-0
៨
HOCKEY
3 Dockyard
0
2 Police
3, YMCA
Dockyard
1 Civil Service Dutch C
The best matches of the senco, fore yet to come with the arrivatK.M.B. 3 Talkoo PULLING V. CHANCE
Army H.K. 5 Solleitora of Dubue, ranking French play- Bob Pulling was given a rude shock in the sixth light, Pitled, when there will be two after-
noons of the ext
the exhibition.
tion games Pulling at the Hongkong Cricket Club Recreio
his first round on "gainst A. D. Chance, won the
on Wednesday and Thusrday, speedy jabbing attacks to For these matches, Hongkong Recreio Chance's head.
will put Into the fray the Cam- Khalsa MALIG V. O'SHEA
Chance began to concentrate Hongkong's boxers drew first
who has now been here for some Army blood when the fight card com-in closing Pulling's left eye bridge half-Blue, W. C. Choy, w
the second canto and went
time but has not taken part in the (138) for menced
(130)
about his task patiently and Colony Championships. Choy is whipped Gunner O'Shea and
warily. It was an even round.
player .of International of the Royal Artillery in a
The third round began in standard. Recently, he proved three-round scrap which almost whirlwind fashion.
ordered on a knoelcout.
Chance too good for the Singapore tiger in the ring. He Singles Champion on a visit was a the Malig gave his opponent
quarter, and there. gave Pulling no mill In savage at- tocks in the final canto after
closed Bob's left eye and drew blood by opening a deep gash O'Shea had rallied strongly in
round. Lack of over the eye. the second alertness by Malig gave him points decision.
THIRD ROUND Ramsey came ring out the third canto with gusto continued his concentrated punishing attacks on Scollins
and head. Short jabs be- eyes gon to soften Scollins.
Bucks drew a big ovation from the crowd when he skill- fully dodged away from Scollins when the latter forced him the ropes and was moving in for a slugtest.
to
Bucks bounced off the ropes just when Scollins uncorked! his punches and retaliated with stinging job offensive on the Petty Officer's head. Bucks also won this round going away.
FOURTH ROUND
run of the
Alfred Mallg
B
P
LIU V. PRIEST Fifteen-year-old Llu Hong kwong, son of popular ย
local sportsman C. Quie and trained by Bob Palling, scored a popu- lar points triumph over A Priest of HMS "Belfast" in the second bout of the evening, The fourth round rolled
Liu, fighting southpaw, con- centraled
his and here Bucks began his Byn-
opponent's effect and tematic assaults on his opponent midriff with great
Д hud Priest on the verge of and began to weaken him for an
Scollins was kayo at the Anal belt. expected sluggish in this canto and
up
was
W.
Austrians Beat Swiss
3.—Austria
SOFTBALL HONG LEAGUE
Gibb
It took Howard and Franklin.L. Howard, not out
turnstiles, particularly at J. Barrow, b Rowe......
12 A. Zimmern, b Mahon ... football and boxing venues W. D. M. Webb. lbw Rowe since sport got well into its E. C. Fincher, b Rowe stride-after-the-war, but
now, with money tighter, British fans are no longer thronging the entrances to and every sporting
2 any
o fixture.
0
Attendances at football, the 2 British public's greatest love, pre slanting off more than can
be accounted for by the usual
Socony APL Shell
1 Livingston 13 12 Musicians 11 14 Caltex
4
is
that
Cricket
Averages
For All Matches
end of season decrease in in- BATTING : terest Many people connected with the game in an oficial
average L. F. Stokes (Scorpions) capacity predict attendances will show an appre- | J. M. Gosono" (University) clable decrease next season. G. N. Gozano (Recreio)
In boxing the attitude of "Wo H. Owen-Hughes (Scorpions) must see it, whatever the price," A. M. Prata (Recreio)
also on the decline. For D. Kilbee (Optimists)
'L. probably the Arst time at a big T. A. Pearce (Scorpiora)
since war, medium priced tickets for Major A. R. Dawe (Army) Dr. E. L. Gosano (Recrelo) the Marcel Cerdan versus Dick N. R. Oliver (Optimists)
Earl's Court, Turpin card at
G. A. Souza, Cralgengower) this week were on sale at the
N. E. Arthy' (Optimists)
Recreio Win In London programme Lausanne, Apr.
Hockey League
goals, tria's
the
(RAF)
.strongly Chance Anished up and had Pulling on the run final bell clanged. when the
In beat Switzerland by two goals The decision was adjusted
to one in a soccer International and favour of Pulling
large crowd who here today. At half time Aus- boned by the
Club de Recreto, by defeating turnstiles. thought that Chance had been trin was leading by one goal to
nil. Habitzl scored both, Aus- Dockyard RC and the YMCA All this seems to spell the R. W. Franklin (Optimists)
the H. M. Newton (Scorpions) given a raw deal.
and Dickel netted each by three goals to nil over beginning of the end of At the conclusion of the night
for Switzerland, card,
214 A/C J. S. Belme (RAF) the Commissioner
the week-end have finished 10p big money made by London's G. Hong Choy (Craigengower) ot
The
match was played in fine of the Hockey Association table "splys"-the elaborately dressed D, Police, the Hon.
with, one gentlemen who congregate out- W. M. Davidson (KCC)
W/Car A. D. Punton Macintosh, OBE, was introduced weather before 300,000 speela and are champions Austria.
with playing with
prenas sporting game still in hand. by Mr Marcus da Silva, and tors.
deserved their presented prizes to all boxers superior skill,
Recreto have now won 18 of sheaves of scarce tickets which F. Howarth (Scorpions) Their forwards and
willing to dispose Mal, C. R. Murray-Prown (Army
II. Zimmern (KCC) Inking part in the
programme. win.
halves played with sparkle and 21 games, drawn two and lost they were
M. M. Little (Optimists) kayo,
Bill Storrie performed his re-
scored against them, for
for them- handsome profit eight
N. Hart-Baker (KCC) Llu was fast and walloped fereeing taste well and was ably cohesion, while the Swiss team one, scoring 60 goals and having of at the original price, plus
thumping nssisted by Judges Sqadron did not combine well-Reuter.
L. T. Ride (University) a total of 30 points. peared to have tired consider his rival with some
A very comfortable living softened Priest Leader Walker, Mr T. H. Bow-
Army, who stand second in
A. R. Abbas (IRC) ably while Bucks was still full clouts which
the table, are six points behind must have been made by tome. H. Leach (Scorpions) in man, and Mr L. A. Scarles of
of these on buying and selling A. Zimmern (KCC) the Hongkong Police.
with two games in hand.
sports tickets, but now It looks days of their · pros- as if the perity are numbered. Only they
-dit
of vitality. In fact, Scollins, Liu should go a long way
was moving around the ring in
a dazed condition and was easy prey for Bucks's speedy torays.
Bucks's round again.
FIFTH ROUND
Ducks, waded in for the kill
at the sound of the fifth gong,
Ho bashed Scollins on the head
and clever jabs with punches. Scollins appeared
TOVET YOU ENJOYED YOUR LITTLE TOW WITH
GENOR CONQUEST-
HE LEAVES TODAY,
DOESN'T WE?
short
to
local ring history.
Vienna Draws..
With Paris
BASKETBALL Glaves boxing Football Club and the Racing
Mr J, C. Grenham was Master WILLIAMS V. UPJOHN. of Ceremonies. The third fight was featured The Golden
Poris, Apr. 3. The Vienna
by a TKO. Fetty Officer Wil-promoters had a very success-Club de Paris drew at two goals Hams (180) of HMS. "London," ful
side
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selves.
Inn. N.O. Runs H. S. Aver.
30
1128
43.38
4
540
41.53
G84
38.00.
407
33.35
458
30,63
4 010 102 20.00
650
27.05
356
25.42
401
25.03
750
25.00
410
24.41
2
203
23.90
5 525
23.88
323- 323
23.07
207
22.84
418
22.00
319
21.26
312
312
20.00
301
บ
20.03 40.09
431
19.59
308
19.25
201
10.02
341
10.29
307
16.15
240
16.00
300
15,02
301
15.03
***88882988-882895
Not Out. Qualification: 200 runs with, an average over 15,00. Results of League basketball themselves will shed a tear at BOWLING; on night Saturday and are each at the Colombes Stadlum games played over the week-their passing-Reuler, In the heavyweight class, put looking forward to staging an- here today. At half-time, Vienna end at Caroline I were:
down for the other bigger Bstic show in the Ted by two goals to zero. George Upjohn
Boxing is fast kayo in the third round after ho. near future.
and Vaast on the local land Leduc hnd severely punished his rival being put back
Racing Club. Keuler. in the earlier cantos.
sports map.
Mister
JÉK IRM YOURSELF.
Conquest
THINK I'LL PAY A CALL
YOU SEEM TO KNOW
CH MR ROCA IN
MMA BETTER...
GOTE OF NICOLA'S
WARNING
Marti "A"
Division:-Kowloon
and Sobotka scored for Vienna Chinese YMCA beat Swntow Discus Thrower Cpl. Hart (Royal Navy)
for the Oversens 48-30: Black Cat beat
Lau Sing 37-33.
IG CANOA ROCA- ?
AN-HA-IT LOCKS" AS
C
THOUGH WE HAVE
MET BEFORE
"B" Division:-Chineso Re- porters beat Black and White 30-41; HK Chinese YMCA best Lau Sing 43-33.
Ladles League: Kowloon
beat
HK
Chineso YMCA Chinese YMCA 12-10.
The match between Kung Man and Heung Tao School was postponed.
A. C. D. Graham (RAF) F. Howarth (Scorpions) 3. C. Koh (University) Lt A. Steplo (Anny)
Overs Maldens Runs Wkis. Aver.
81
20
201 27
7.05
105
20
323 37
8.72
324.1
01. 865 97 8.01
145.4
17
310
50
*0.31
324.3
1014
103
0.84
305.5
Ana 07
0.07
280,5
71
52 540
10.50
138.3
23 421 38 11.07
107.4
20
334 30 11.13
205.4
63
037
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116.3
容
341.3
1003
07
450 40 11.40
11.16
41.50
11.50
04 579
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11.50
23.5
* 10 320
320 28
11.04
Becomes
Gnr D. Banton (Army) Concert Pianist
Dr E. L. Gasano (Recrela) Parls, Apr. 3.-Michelino G. N. Gosano (Recreio) Ostermeyer, who won the L/Cpl J Jones: (Army) A. P. Pereira (Recreto) women's Olymple shot putr. A. Pearce (Scorpions) and discus championships/O E. N. Gambrill (IAF) for France lost summer, has CPO L White (Royal Navy) 233.3
Rowe
(Optimists) successfully started on an G. T.
J. Billimoria (CCC) entirely different careers. H. Lean (University)
D. McLellan
French Badminton a concert pianist,
Championships
(Optimiste)
42 263,4 100
872 72 81%
12.11 12.12 19 030 00 12.00 12 499 12 127.1 104.5 42
30 12.0 44 12.80
660 702 12 13.00
419. 30 13.08
21 370
277.1
110.8
'10
110.0 110,0
187.2
43
133,5
27
432
20 $10.43 29 45
200.5
00 BOS
352 142,5'
Miss Ostermeyer, who is 20 Cpl A. Hodgson (RAF)
who has been studying R. E. Lee (KCC) Parts, Apr. 3-Ewe Elong and
The music since she was four years A. K. Ismall (IRC) Choong, of Malaya, won men's singles title in the French old, gave her first important. L. Bnaith (Optimists) International badminton cham concert last night and received L, Bhaj
ovation at the A. el Arcull, Jr (IRC) pionships here today, beating a tremendous
of Paris" G. E. Taylor (KCC)
T. P. Mahon (Optimists) At the Clympics last year, R. Zimmern (KCC). In the semi-Brinle Yat bent Yves Baudoin. (France) 15-0; her shotput mark was 45 feet 1 H. Owen-Hughes (Scorpions) 10-8, and Ewe defeated Foo inches and she hurled the dis S. M. Tch (University) ....... 103 Sun Lau (Malaya) 15-0, 15-5, cus 137 foot 6 inches-United T. Crabtree (Craigengewer)
ls fellow countryman, Yat Sun Salle Gaveau, Lau, 15-2, 15-2 in the final
Reuter.
principal concert halls.
one
Press.
14.23
14.27
14.80
35 315-30 17.10
• 413 20 17.08
ZO' 652 35 18.62 44 900 47 19.24
.. 278.1 Qualification: 20 wickels for an average under -20.00;
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