1949-05-04 — Page 6

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, WEDNESDAY, MAY 4, 1949.'

LOTS OF FOOT

NEW ZEALANDERS DRAW

WITH YORKSHIRE

today

Bradford, May, 3.-The New Zealand touring. team ́made a complete recovery from their disastrous second innings start to draw the opening match of the tour against Yorkshire here,

Thanks largely to a faultless century by the vice-captain, W. Wallace, they were able to declare at tea with 244 runs on the board for the loss of six second Innings wickets.

Yorkshire made no attempt to achieve an almost impossible task for victory and the match was left drawn, with the Yorkshire total at 101 for three.

Ju the Brst Innings Yorkshire Wilsdu b. Donnelly had made 348 in reply to New Yardley, not out

seven de-Lester, not out

Zealand's 370

clared.

for

Wallace completed

112 Brat

New

century of the tour for Zealand when he reached 101'.

out of 174

roinules.

-two hours

30

Extra

on-Cowie

the continued his Berce slaught with a pull off Halliday | Cave. for six, but with the total at 200 Cresswell

he sklett a catch to mid-wicket. Burtt

Hi faultless 120 contained one Rabone

six and 20 fours, and he made; Sutcliffe

75 of the 82 atided with Rabone Danuelly for the Afth wicket.

Coxon, in his first over with the new ball, dismissed Minergy Hadlee Inter. Pus eight declared a tea with the score nt 214 for G.

were their

Hutton, Yorkshire, resting

cautious at the start and Innings became merely proetice for both batsmen and bowlers. In na bour and three quarters they made 101 for the loss of three wicket before the match was left drawn.

The final scoreboard reach: THE SCOREBOARD

New Zealand

24

20

5

101

for 3

Bowling

0

0

1

G

0

1

--Reuler.

Howard, younger brother to Lancashire captain. the new Nigel. hit an enterprising cen- tury for the MCC in two and a quorter hours, making 114. which included one six and 13 fours.

CORRESPONDENCE

The Gurkhas And Athletics

To the Editor,

The Hongkong Telegraph,

Sir, I would refer you to certain statements mode by

COUNTY CRICKET Recorder in your issue of the 28 April, and would be grate- would give pro- Mec ful if you

minence London, May 3.-The

in your paper to the completely pultnyed Essex 10 following. day to win by 183 runs with an

During the nearly three a wicket hundred years On

that Gurkhas hour to spare.

Essex lost have

been employed in the responsive to spin,

Julian Army at no time-to six wiekets for 50 runs in under

best of the

my knowledge- the hour after lea.

they ever altempted to have compete in athletles on levet terms with

British or Indian Troops. In large garrisons such as Quetta separate events and trophies were run for Gurkhas. The

for this is that the Gurkha

NOT in definitely Ruly Jenkins, the Worrester-natural athletic. He is a hill- stire ll-rounder, after batting man and as such is flat footed .

much splendidly for 68, put his side and muscle bound-so

top with on

Physical Training completely

sino that the One i Standard Tests which the well-flighted leg breaks.

of four

soldier has lo normal

puss 52 spell earned him figures

two maidens, four runs, during his recrult and subse- i6eee wirkets. Altogether Jen- quent trulning Arc acknow- 3kms dismissed five Essex men leased to be beyond the over-

4 match 28 for 61. giving hin

1st innings 370 for 7 declared.

2nd innings.

Sutelite b. Aspinal

Scott lbw. b, Aspinal

Hadlee, bw, b, Hadlee

Wallace c. Wilson b, Wardle Donnelly bw. b. Aspioni .... Rabone, not out

Mooncy

Coxon

C,

Hurit, not out

Extras

Aspinal

Brenton

of

5

126

three

? his

age

reason

Gurkha

in analysis of nine wickets for 154. standards In an exciting finish, Glouers-fixed. fer drew with Oxford Univer- sity after their last two batsman

together for been

241

for a declarati

had minutes.

3 4 53

Bowling

O M

# W

10

Сохан

18

5 47

Yardley

2

Hobinson

13

0 18

Wardle

27

7 07

i

Holiday

0

Yorkshire

Ist innings 346.

2nd inabags.

Halliday bw. b. Cresswell.

Watson e, and b, Rabone

WEEK-END HOCKEY

17

22

THE RESULTS

The results of County games ended today were:

At Lords MCC bent Essex by 183 runs. MCC 370 for B declared and 320 for declared. (W. Edrich 80. B. Howard 114, Jen- kins 60 not out): Essex 350 and 150 (Jenkins 5 for 01).

arc

and lower consequently

As anyone can plainly see, Clint Hartung of And the New York Giants has hands and feet. Giants fans would have you believe that he's got plenty of pitching arm, which fans are going to campaign. coming learn more about during the The photographer caught Clint doing his daily dozen at the Glants Phoenix training camp..

Yankees Tighten Grip On American League Lead

New York, May 4A timely double by Tommy Henrich in the eighth inning broke a 3-3 deadlock yesterday and gave the New York Yankees a 5-3 vletory over the St Louis Browns. It tightened the Yanks' grip on the American League lead.

In Chicago, rookie outfielder Clyde Vollmer led a home run binge to the Washington Senators on

Vollmer knocked two defeat the White Sex 14-12. of the Senators' seven home runs.

At

Detroit, the Boston Red | loser Jos Ostrowski. sox and Detroit battled to a Washington rare 14-14 tie in 13 innings in a Chicago game punctuated by four home

Leo

Durocher Reinstated

A.

JOHN MACAdam's coluMN

be

This Paid Athlete Business Again

It is an old theory of ours that the major dif- ference between the athletes of Britain and the athletes of the USA is that, whereas ours' go out largely to make a jolly good show at doing their hest and enjoying themselves, the Americans go out with only one object: to win.

This was most noticeable in both the winter and summer Olympic Games where the Americana had super-dooper equipment and expert conches of the eminence of university presidents.

It is ap- parent in every American fighter's camp, here or in the States,

immediate

the who cannot | not George Allison,

point, rated ons of the sluggards which is that this approach in in these matters since, when he realism and enthusiasm and in Was at Highbury, he gave determination to win conditions Arsenal Football Club one of American athletes. int which- the best-equipped stadia in the ever branch they operate to get country has just had a pleture in there and win.

of terrifying Arnerican efficiency

painted for him by a New York colleague.

*The U.S. football reason"

-{London Express ·Sérvice)

Dunlop Tourney Starts

(and youngster fresh here GOLF from Callfornia seeing his first club Rugger here this week-end voted it a preity good game)

of dozens of "consist played each Saturday by about 150 clubs of major calibre, up to 140 of them flagrantly pro- fessional.

FABULOUS

games

Virginia Water, Surrey, May 8.--None of the many celebrated golfers compet- Haring broke 70 in the first Cincinnati, May 3.--Base- Non-professional Yale,

Princeton, B. vard.

Columbia, round of the Dunlop Two bail Commissioner

Cornell, Dart Thousand Guineas profes- Chandler today exonerated Pennsylvania.

tournament, which Leo Durocher, manager of mouth, and Brown don't com- sional

pare with the big-timers like the New York Giants,. of Notre

of the began on the Wentworth Dame (home charges that Durocher had fabulous Knute Rockne, coach-courses here today.

Michigan, Ken Bousfield, the 29-year-old struck and assaulted a base-to-end-all-conches).

California.

is assistant at Coombe Hill, just ball fan and Mr Chandler

But

apparently, hone, the ordered

suspension strictly

amateur in the British back from a tour of the United things have States, led the field on the more "Two against the Giants' manager sense.

difficult West in American

course with 70. mude lifted immediately...

In the shorter and casler East purely college game) what it is

n triple tic Durocher will rejoin his club today: The realisation that you course, there was

by between

Knight, Hey wih regularly only

Reg in New York on Wednesday. He could was suspended by the Com- engaging young men to come to Whitcombe and Arthur Clarke, missioner on Friday, a day after college and play football for a of the United States, each with Fred Boysen, 22-year-old unem consideration; and, that a win- 70.

One round was played today ployed Brooklyn fan, charged ning football team could that he was assaulted by the fabulous sums of money at the over both the East and West

į courses.. Use Durocher t Bery

Polo gate...."

The Grounds.

competitors change the edifices as

the for courses tomorrow Durocher was cleared follow-

second 18 holes, and a maximum

14 13 12 11

0

1

must two hours.

14 20

1

14 17

3

National League

Hence such

football

cam

I agree that my men showed complete lack of track lacties. Bui

this is a matter of training

000 spectators at a big game of 100 will qualify for the final and experience which in the case

Winning pitcher Paul Cabverting a hearing which lasted al-Yale Bowl, containing some 70,- of the British, and for that mint-

Mr. Chandler decided Durocher and making the playing holda runs, two by each team. Darkloser Howard Judson.

of Eton, Harrow, and even the 36 holes over the West course

and Friday Thursday ness ended the contest. Eleven Borton to the Chinese, starts at an early

in physical "apparently came at school, The Hillpitchers saw petion.

Detroit

impeccable Fenner's look rather on with Boysen." contact while Gurkha from Nepal has to such

the only gaines 1, They were

"The evidence.

however, is like lawns set out for a vicarage B 0 0

tea party. In the American Cincinnati

the to warrant not sumclent 3 12 Brooklyn

assaulted pportunity and has taken part scheduled In no physical or athletic train-League.

Winning pitcher Ralph Branca, hellef that Duracher

Boysen," he added. aser Ken Raffensberger-Asso-

The ented Press.

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.

THE SCORES American League

.

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RAF Hold

*

S. China "A"

e

decision

་་"་

of the Yalo The setting up Bowl set standard for all the i popular other colleges in the country. with baseball fans generally Thoy nil built them, and they and even Eenjamin Chasin. at-

Reuter.

Chile Wins In Davis Cup

at

Dublin, May 3-By winning

Arst of the iw

singles Dublin yesterday.

who were invited to adopt torney for Boysen, said in New all hired themselves footballers oui York that he was glad "Leo is studious mines-and go

the reinstated."

to say there and win for the college. However, he refused

In most cases, the studious match mien wasn't even necessary, for Chile defeated Ireland in the. whether he would go on with

the Davis Cup. charge assault the

against the colleges set up faculties of first round of

and

tho R. Boiblers beat C. R. Kemp Durocher-United Press.

Physical Education, hired gorillas were free of the 10-8, 10-8, 0-4.

off-field cmbarrassment

Ing until he joins his regiment In the National League, Ralph then his ramen of the Brooklyn Dodgers recruit by muscles are set and it is usually won his fouth game of the sea- too late to turn him into anaon without a defeat by limiting athlete.

Track tactics can be the Cincinnati Reds to six hits taught In time but where for a 3-0 shutout victory, At Oxford: Oxford Univer-

Gurkha Trops аге concerned

There were three National Isity drew with Gloucestershire.

seven years of League night games. Oxford 328 and 215 for 9 de- they followed clared (Hofmeyr 79 not out): war by two years of continuous Gloucestershire 259 and 253 for Internal Security Duty in India 9(Craveney 108, Divecha 3 ford consequently for nine years 10).

no opportunity for athletic train- ing has occurred until now. At Taunton: Somerset drew

The Gurkha

in the Victory Country championship Macao hockey teams will visit with Giamargan in a friendly cross

was the Hongkong over the week-end, match. Somerset 204 and 203 run four months ago

(Gmblett 68, first occasion to my knowledge Milburn Wanted evening RAF Ruined a most To Meet Americans 7 declared for May 7 and 8.

compeled have They will meet the Navy at Coope 721: Glamorgan 215 and that Gurkhas

out). 221 for 4 (Jones 84 not

on equal terms with British R.N. ground, King's Park, on

Navy Royal

event. ! At Portsmouth:

Troops in this Saturday bully-off at 3.30 p.m.

On Sunday

drew with Hampshire Royal wish to detract from that victory. at the aperta ground,

:

Army

do not

New York St. Lquis....

Winning pitcher

5 10 0 3 10

1

Joe Page,

To Draw

Playing at Caroline Hill last

unexpected point held a somewhat weakened

For US Tour

when they

S.

London May-3-Newcastle

China "A" side to creditable

Japanese Swimmers

In Honolulu

of

ch-

On Monday, Chile gained & 2-1 lead by defeating Ireland. in the doubles. Each team had won a singles match on Satur day.

thinking.

Major qualification for

the ability 10 rolment

Ireland won the concluding holst a 1001b. weight above the

"If he can do that, singles yesterday, C. P. Jackson

head..

very

was

Sookuupos, Navy 241 and 184 for 2 declared when 1 say I think the newly United football club has asked draw," "bollskdes scoring one---Honolulu. May 3-Dis-/he will pass his examination>. easily beating M. Tavirne G- Macau will meet Khalsa, bully. (Manners 113 not out): Hamp-pinched puddy and the rout the English Football Association goal. Trying hard from start tance ace Hironoshin Furu-And they lake winning 0-3, 6-2.-Associated Press.

55 not out).-las, being hill men, their ankles Jack Milburn, from the England their chances they could wen ing Japanese swimmers may seasons and the graduates wit Fred Walden Dies

oT at 10a.m.

During the recent visit of the

Bxture was played. The score was 1-1 aud this return fixture should

prove --- Ram: "

interesting

The Macao team are schedul- ed to anive nt Hongkong by noon on Saturday and will re- main until Monday,

Agociation Flxlures

tion Axtures are as follows:

Quadrangular Tournament

v Navy, Thursday: Army Soukupoo, 5.30 p.m. (Umpires, G. T. Palmer, A. E. P. Guest),

International Series

India,

Triangular Athletics

The Royal Navy have with

between

Force

the

con-

that our team would show up

of the game and had they taken

to

hawe won.

of Und Hernandez now

Agency

re- Whe

poses.'

BASKETBALL

KCC TENNIS

seriously. Let one of the to assist them

fair share hashi and three other lead- colleges have a couple of bact to release its centre-forward, to finish, RAF had shire 281 (Bailey 52) and 79 going did much for 2 (Dawson

Northampton, England, May and calf muscles were stronger.

Walden, money to deliver two or three

(Fanny) IN, cam to Macao a hockey Reuter.

Although weaker appear in a special aquntic get together and chip in enough Even so a Gurkha inspite of his team to tour Scandinavia.

Newcastle has contracted

van-loads than usual. S. Chinn still fielded meet here late in August.

likely baboons on 3.-Fred nat feet and extremely short tour the United States and

Takeo Yoshioka, travel

Agency

football pur- former England, Northampton the campus for

and Tottenham Hotspur foot- stride can definitely by trained Canada and the England touring elght of their regulars, so this

was quite a good performance oflelal back from a business trip

baller and Northamptonshire to become a fair, but no means team is not reheduled to return

died yester good, cross country runner over to this country until two weeks by the Airmen in an always into the Orient, said on Tuesday the Japanese stars are ready to

Now, don't you start writing county cricketer,

Mr Walden, one of the party has teresting game.

when. Within three minutes S. China come out long distances as he is a "one after the Newcastle

arrangements

declaring that this day. left for the United States.

That is smallest men ever to play first: pace man" with good wind.

is not a good thing.

class football and crickel, was My officers and men are most Even if Milburn flew to New opened the scoring when Lau are completed. Dr Iwne Miyake 1 not

of Hawall.

61. York he would still miss at least Chung-ong beat Morris with of the University

20

the meet;

Не yards. which may sponsor

was a fast, tricky wing Indignant at the inference fained in "Recorders" report four of Newcastle's games. fierce drive from

However, RAF then

to clear settled

sald he was working

forward. In the late years of he will concede, Associated Press. which I hope

down and 'the gume became obstacles.

hir life he was a county cricket Hongkong Hockey Assocla- drawn from the athelle meet- ing to be held at Caroline Hill

quite even. Owens having k Seven leading American swim-

The Tsun Kwong basketball umpire.-Associated Press. on Sunday commencing at 2 from my above remarks to be

most unjust. We were

Offer For Bernbrook good effort tipped over the bar. mers may be invited, Dr Miyake p.m. and it will therefore be aware of the time of entering

team of Amey played a friend- turn, both sides said. fier-Attacking in Sydney, May 2-Joc triangular event

found the opposing de- Furuhashi and S. Hashizume ly game with Kung Man, a local Army, Royal Air

and badly beside the British Units nandez

sound, and the are Japan's two leading free style League team, on Monday and fences very

Tennis but decided inspite of this to Bloodstock

Results of the KCC South China A.A.

has enter in order to make up the ported today to, have offered rest approach to another goal swimmers. Two others will be won by G1-38.

when picked from among A. Malti, Y.

The visitors will meet the Handleap Tournament matches Mr Chan Wing-pak

Mr A. O. Romano £100,000 for before half time came

and K. (Second Round)

Chinese YMCA at Coro-played yesterday were: annual numbers. donated a shield for

I would ngain stress that the sensational three-year-old Morris made a great pointblank | Hamaguchi, M. Ohta

Admis

Mixed Doubles.-Mrs L. Ben- Friday: Holland

Koyonazi, top Japanese conten- HK. Ser- Gurkhas

Ilne Hill this evening. arc NOT natural Bernbrook, on behalf of an un- save from Ho Ying-fun.

Jamin and Arzooniz (ser.) beat United States racing From the restart S. Chinu ders.Associated Press.

sion charge is $1.20. Sookunpoo, 5.45 p.m. (Umpires, competition between the

vices and South China

Miss Broadbridge and H. S. press, and jn seven minutes for athletes, will never make good named

runners. and have no natural man.

Results of the Colony Basket-

Yung

(scr.). 7-5, 7-5. A full brother of Shannon, only another good save by Mor-

Men's Singles ball League matches played at

apt. Turner- spring. In case "Recorder" may wish to challenge these stale- Bernbrook won the Doncaster ris prevented them from going

Caroline Hill yesterday were:

Cooke (owe 15) beat A. E. P. ments I should point out that Handicap, Australia's outstanding further ahead.

RAF came back and

A Division, Black Cat beat Guest (owe 40), 6-3, 6-1. Doubles.-Mrs Ladies Friendly Matches

C00 metres; 4. High Jump: 5. 400 not only have I served with two-mile event.

Mr Romano, who rejected to soon Studd (who moved

at hair lust to Lancashire by three Union 51-38: B. Division, Ning

SCMP beal Saturday: Navy

30-22; Stokes and Mrs. Ankerson bent Maeno, metres hurdles: 6. Discuss throw Gurkhas for 18 years but hav- (1), ding: 7. 200 metres: 1,300 metres; ing represented the Royal Mill-offer, said he might reconsider centre to outside lef

when

and well polin to 12 in a Ruby League Chung King's Park, R.N.R.C

Championship match Black and White beat Pat Tat Mrs Van Houten

Lablans (ser.) 0-1, 9-7, p.m. (Umpires. S. E. P. O. Tug-of-war (special event, fary College Sandhurst at Cross it when he took the colt to the time) shot

and the 3-mile track United States later this year. placed. Maintaining their at- County

School 30-30. tween the Army and R.A.F.): 10.

tacks they then had their re today. Reuter. Yeomans (Navy), A, N. OHier Hop, step and jura: 11. 400 meires: Country

one of the United Press event and being matres relas (teams of 12. 400 (Macuo).

Members of

Bernbrook is a half brother of ward in the twelfth minute the fourt: 13. Pole vaulting exibition: Founder Sunday: Khulsa

hurdles 10: Milocarian Macao. 14.10 metres high V

Athletic Club, Bernborough, which Mr Romano when Colley beat his man to the

went Soukup, 10 8.m. (Umpires, Javello throwing; 10. 3.000 metres; P. Xavier, A. N. Other 17. Long Jump 10.4 x 400 metres should be in a better position sold to Mr Louis B. Meyer, the ball and

than him to express an opinion. Hollywood magnate.

strongly past Yu.

Towards the end Ho had suggest (Mneno).

Furthermore I would that before he minkes statements

characteristics about the Gurkhas he 'tmproves his know- ledge of the subject.

3. S. VICKERS. Lt. Col. Cmd. 2/10th Gurkha Rifles.

which

P.-F. Xavier, Capt. Payne); be retained it it is won Ireland Portugal, King's Park, three years in succession. R.N.R.C. (1), 5.45 p.m. (Um-

The programme of events is pires. S/Cdr.. Padley, E. . A. as follows:

Miller).

1-100 metres;

The

2. Shot

but:

"Secretaries of teams are re- TODAY'S ATHLETICS quested to ensure prompt atten-

the Army team for dance of their teams, a imaxi-Triangular Athletic Match meets mum of ten minutes delay will King Clearge V School this after be allowed. Will umpires kind-noon in an athletle mitch to bo ly confirm their ability to o-held on the School ground, com- clate. Phone 30361 Ext. 117. ricing at 3 pan.

YANG

Mister. Conquest

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great chance to score but missed badly from close in, and

Rugger Result

London. May 3-Yorkshire

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Next Wednesday

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London. May 3.-In Second Division of the English brought Yu full-length with a Football League, Grimsby Town good first-timer. beat Luton Town by two goals to one-Reuter,

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-London: -Express ......... Service.

S China, "A"-Yu Yin-tak; Tse Kam-ho, Cheung Shu-line: Hau Yung-sang, Tsa Kem-hung, Lau Chung-sang: The Chin-wah, Fung King-cheong, Ho Ying- tun.

Ini Hip-po, Cheul War. RAF Morris; Durham, Cross; Butcher, Wilson, Town- Sludd, Kley; Owens, Turnbull, Morrow, Colley,

TODAY'S MATCHES Today's matches in the Second Division of the Football League are:

Solicitors' V South China; Caroline Hill, p.m.; Referee: Sgt. Manson.

Polleo

PCA; Boundary Street, 0 p.m.; Referee: J. G. Padiey

Cluby Tramways: Club, G p.m.; Referee: L! Bing-long.

Dockyardy Talkoo; Navy, 6 pan; Referee: Lai Duen-po.

St. Joseph's v KMD: Josen's, 8-p.m; Referee:S. Y. Kwok,

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