1949-05-16 — Page 6

INTER-HONG softball

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, MONDAY, MAY 16, 1948.

GIBB'S SHELLACKS APL TO TIE FOR THE LEAD Play-Off With Stanvac Next Sunday

By "STARDUST"

The well-balanced Gibb Livingston ball machine rolled along to another victory yesterday morning to complete their Hong schedule with a 4-and-1-record and tie with mighty Stanvac for the loop title.

The T gang from Gibb's steamrollered ari erratic squad from the American President Lines in a loosely-played tussle to snatch a 26 to 4 runaway triumph.

Gibb's win sent the race for the coveted San Miguel Hong Shield into a photo finish with the Flying Horsemen from Stanvac reaching the wire in a neck-to-neck deadlock. A single game play- off tilt will be scheduled next Sunday to decide the flag issue.

At all checked the booming right field. The spree further bals of the APL Eagles to Ove skimpy bingles while his mates pounded two APL fingers for It base knocks to account for rottle of Gibb The 20 runs, base hils was helped along by 14 miscues by the APL folders

who dished up a haywire brand ball in their off-day per- formance.

of

Gibb's will now tangle with increased Gibb's lead to 18-4 powerful Stanvac next Sunday and at this stage the APL de- to decide the first winners of Son presented fence crumbled to pleces.

the recently Miguel gonfalon. Gibb Livingston had beaten Stanvac 13-0 to open the Hong season but Socony were shorthanded

SPLURGE

Gibb's added another fally in the fourth inning and put out that time. another splurge in the fifth canto to bag elght more runs and hike the count to 24 to 4. The T with a the ill APL taled all their tolat of inen finished Your runs in the initial cauto run lu ench of the sixth and after the T men had chalked up seventh frames

the Enal score 20-4. markers to initiate two fracas. They were then blanked in the remaining six stanza.

the

Veteran Tommy Chan relieved starter Eddle Carmo on the slab

PONDER WINS KENTUCKY DERBY

DAVIS CUP

France, Italy & Sweden Win Through

London, May 15-France, Italy and Sweden today won through to the third round of the European Zone of the Davis Cup tournament.

Italy, who started the day with a 2-1 lead against South Africa, won both the singles from Eric Sturgess and Eustace Fannin. veteran

Souza, Sturgess went down in four Joseph's sets to Gianni Cuce!!f.

Both teams have improved and since their first mealing there is every indication of a for the trophy tough batte to make

when these two teams clash In the play-of game.

strengthened Gibb's will be by the Inclusion of George "Strawberry" who starred for St. both in softball and baseball Three Gibb batters collected in pre-war years. two hits apiece. Second sacker Stanvac has a newcomer in

an Oliveira, Avito Campos, Gerry Rora-Louis

all-round first baseman athlete who captured sporting Pereira, Alberto Garela mucked two honours at Hongkong Univer- hits in their trips to the dish tosity before 1941 and who had pace the batting parade. Gerry's a successful teason in Shang- triple was the longest clout of hal's sporting world before his

arrival in this port. the tussle.

runs. the defeat.

APL had runners on the base for APL in the sixth frame and paths in every inning except the sixth frame but the intersinged to halt Gibb's spate of Carmo was charged with fallowing in the line-up failed to register a connection when a hit would have meant a run..

ROUSING DOUBLE Skipper Ernie Hearlher bifted arousing double, off the left feld fence to lead off the fifth semester but, was left stranded failed to gamer as his mater any thing resembling a safe hit. Frankle Corren's Gibb nine

and

storted the tussle with worum MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL

and

miscues.

on a walk Jojo. Baptista ambled to first in open the game and romped over the platter when centre folder Johnnie Bildge dropped "tab- bil" Leung drive Leung nolched the second tally on sakrifice haist by Gerry, Roza- Pereira.

API shot their bolt in their half of the same stanza with

four markers to take the score

td 4-2. The Eagles registered

France lost a single match today to Denmark, but won the cther to survive the tie by four matches to one. while Sweden won both singles to gain a 6-0 victory over Norway.

The results were: At Man: Africa 4-1. Italy 'beat South

beat Fannin Canepele (Italy) 6-4, 7-5, 6-4. Cucelli (Italy)

* Cleveland Indians Twice Shut

New York, May 15The weather was warm enough in Chicago, today for everybody except Cleveland Indians, who were shut out twice by the astonishing White Sox, 10-0 and 2-0: It was the second straight Sunday the Indiana, had' boon subjected to a twin trimming, Washington's equally incredible

Senators having turned the trick last week.

beat Sturgess 0-1, 2-0, 0-0, 0-4.

At Paris: France bent Den- mark 4-1. Nelsen (Denmark) beat Robert Abdesselam 0-4, 3-8, 7-5, 6-4, Jacques Thomas (France beat Eric Bjerre 3-0, 6-4, 6-0, 8-0.

At Stockholm, Sweden beat T Johansson Norway 5-0. (Sweden), beat N. Hessen 0-1, 8-2 0-3. L. Berbaila (Sweden) bent-Staubo 0-1, 4-6, 6-4, 0-4.—–—–

neuter

Ponder crosses the Anish line to win the 75th running of the Kentucky at Churchill Downs on May 7. Capot finishes second, Pal- estinian third, Old Rockport fourth. Olym- pin, the favorite, finishes sixth (left)~ AP Wirephoto.

SOCCER INTERNATIONAL

England Beats Finland

This victory followed the de-

HOCKEY. INTERNATIONAL

India To Meet Portugal In The

The Final

By. "STICKS"

In the semi-final of the International Hockey · 'Tournament'' played at King's Park -on · Saturday,

Indin eliminated Holland by, four goals to nil. The; final-India v. Portugal—will probably be played this " coming week-end.

True to form, Holland hold their opponents to a goalless draw in the first half, but in the second half, playing with only ten men for a considerable period. they showed little of their usual form and had 'it• not been for their goal-keeper, a newcomer to the team, the score against them would have been con siderably higher.

It was a dull, uninteresting by Ninon in the 28th minute of: game to witch from a specta-the second half.

tor's point of view, and much Just before the final whistle.. below the sinndard of hockey Holland were very unlucky not one might expect from semi-to score. During one of their finaliste. Several regrettable

very determined attack' on the ir:cidents occurred as a result Indian goal the whistle went of frequent infringements

of just a fraction of a minste · the rules and it is recommend before the ball was netted, the ed that the players concerned goal

was 'disallowed and the acquaint themselves fully with te

Dutch were awarded o penalty the rules before

participating bully

bully. Tho Dutch attacker in any further games,"

Hockey should be and could gained possession of the ball but shot wide, the ball passing be the cleanest sport in the

harmlessly over the goal line. world today and there is no room for hot heads" who can- Despite their arrears, Holland:

want down Aghting and the not control their feelings on the field of play This criti- game ended in a much better cism is not incant for any one spirit than it had been carried: person, but if a player reads on. it and is smitten with 'a slighti twinge of conscience then will have done some goost.

of India at buily-off. tacked strongly and except for

From the

it

a few sporadle thrusts by the play remained almost their half. Frequent- ly good

clever

by per-

Dutch, fa-hockey

Strive as they

WON

Bobby Locke Takes: Cash Vengeance

New Rochelle, N.Y., May:

Helsinki, Olympic

Sta- brought to a standstill EARLIER

dium, May 16.The Eng-sistent stick Infringements by

so much od 16.--Taking cash, vengeance Czecho-Slovakin gained a lead land "B" team beat Finland that the game became boring for being snubbed by the: of two matches to nil against by four goals to nil here Time and time again India went Great Britain in their second today after lending by one into the attack, but Holland, et sociation, Bobby Locke of Golfers: As«. Professional us- round, Davis Cup tie on Wim- Out

ing "blocking" bledon's famous No. 1 Court goal at half time,

at times eight or so players re- South Africa breezed ́ ́off to-day.

mained Inside the "D". prevent-

with the $3,000′ first: prize: Jaroslav Drobny first beat feat of the England "A" team ed India from scoring... Tony Mottram 6-4, 0-3, 0-0 by Sweden on Friday and some

In tite Goodall Invitation nothing and then, Vladimer Cernik do of the players an view today could get past Holland's stoll Golf Tournament: today feated Geoffrey, Palsh 0-3, 2-0, may get places. In England's defence and play game magged when He piled up a winning: C-4, 6-4.

team

sary for Umpire Xavier to call Herman meet France in the next round, J. Mullen of Wolverhampton the game to a standstill and the French Having made Wanderers, J. Morris, Derby warn two players for ungentle-Platos. Now York, was

exactly that certain of success by taking two County, and D. Wilshaw, Wolmar conduct.

monly

Unneccesary with 33 points, singles and a doubles against vorhampton, (2) scored the hard goals.

hard hitting was indulged in by much behind the winning. Locko both teams and it was not to be but still good for $2,000, Denmark.

Shead of White Sulphur mas wondered always

Same that an Injury

was Springe

third with 30 would occur fooner or Inter.

Nelson points, Byron

ot Erkelens, the Dutch lett-inner, was struck behind the left ear Roanoke, Texas, fourth with 29 and Cary Middlecoff" of

B 5

a

.7 11 2 to innings) Reynolds, Por-

e. Niarios. Coleman; Cr

9 11

1

3 10

1

C.

The pitchers who applied | smashed a long fly that brought | New York (night-

cop} their runs Vid two consecutive the whitewash were a couple in the winning run in the 11th base on balls issued by starting of Yankee castoffs, Bill Wight inning of the first game. Eddie Philadelphia

Al - Gettle. Wight had Joost and Chapman hit homers twirler Gerry Roza-Pereira, and

Yankees: p. free ticket by relief artist Alliitle difficulty in the opener, in the ninth to tie the score.

terfield, Sanford; Malig, and two infield bobbles. giving up live hits and walking for Athletics.

Athletics: p. only one batter while his mates

In the second game, which Bob Feller with

Was shortened to

six innings Astroth, Guerra. four runs on two hits and two because of the Fennsylvania Detroit walks in two innings.,

blewa 6-0 St. Louis

p. Newhouser; Rookien Zernial and Gordie curfew, Yankees

Tigers: Goldsberry got the llon's share lead when Philadelphis scored Robinson. Browns:

Embree. Os- of 13 hits. Zernial getting three seven runs.

BTUWI

Moss. singles and Goldsberry two.

trowski, Kennedy; e. Detroit (nightcap) 4 11 1 St. Louis

12 11 0

Roza-Pereira W33 yanked knocked aut after he had passed Tony Alves and Miskin Samy, first two batters. in the

the

APL

bofting order. Al Malle an swered the fire alarm in the Gibb bull pen and managed to put out the APL blaze without inuch dainage...

APL's two run margin was easily whittled down in stcond frame,

Allie Reynolds yielded the Gettel granted only four hits first three and then Bob potter- in winning his duel with Stevefeld, the loser yesterday in re- two batters lief, came in and was charged Gromek. walking the for his initial victory. Chicago with defeat again when Chap

man hit a two run double and Gibb's utilised White Sox got five hits.

Tigers and

Browns traded some. Two baso.. hits and the

the tying and winning runs put number of APL miscues to slugging victories at St. Louis. on base, whereupon Elmer Valo kurner-five-runs-and-run won the opener,

of count to 7-4 to take over the Hal Newhouser, who gained his ning to break up the game, Ir lead.

The

squad had the fourth triumph, when it scored was Valo's fourth hit, APL infold ropes in

Eight" the

off

TUNG

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on the hanging on

Rix runs in the seventh inning,

CHANCE FOR RED SOX

third

four of them on Vic Weriz' conto. crossed the pay-homer. St. Louis won the second counter before Tony Alver game, 12-4, also putting on a Boston Red Sox got a well- got under balihawk Bux's pop six-run inning in which Sher-pitched game for a change, Joe ily to end the splurge, Gerry mon Loolar hit a two Roza-Pereira sparked the uUP- | homer, . rising with a lusty triple Into

Lawn Bowls

League

KBGC took the lead in the First Division of the Lawn Bowls League, which

.

FIVE IN A ROW

run

The winners of this tie will Wedrich meats Norway on and boisterous. It became neces- 66 points...

Sweden also gained a winning lead of three, matches to love over Norway.

Italy took a 2-1 lead against South Africa, and Hungary led Dellum 2-0.

Chile and Egypt each won ene singles on the opening day of their ile

second round.

The results were:

in tho

England were ters of the Finns but a mag- nificent display by Finland's veteran 33-year-old goal keeper, Sarnola, prevented bigger score

a

kood

Barron

of White-

second

a by a hard rising ball and his is th: with 27 points, on

injury was such as to necessitate his leaving the field.

SECOND HALF

centre

the basis of the final round for

the competitive course record:

Locke, who has been denied

for

It looked like being a blank first half but two minutes from the interval Mullen netted from

very narrow angle.

The second half opened up in an invitation to next week's

the same way but play PGA tournament, shot Playing with the bright sun much

Anal; At Paris, France fed Den--it was Finland's hottest any gradually improved. The Dutch round of 84-32, (00), six under Olland and Van der par, that put him 20 stokas un- Henri Bolelli beat Kurt Nielsen

the second

half, England Voort, overcame their tendency der the regulation Gigures and Eric Bjerre 6-3, 6-4, 6-4;

quick

became, three up.

to give sticks and cleared true so holes following carly rounda At Stockholm Sweden led

Morris -rounded · s 2 and hard, but the halves lacked of 71, 67, 68, 68, 9-0. Torsten Johans- Norway

combined

It boosted, the earnings of the move with co-ordination and failed to feed 081 son and Lennart. Bergelin beat Mullen and Mannion to score their forwards-as-they should Bouth African--who has accused

Nils Hessen and Jon Staubo

and then

the PGA of "lack of courtesy Wilshaw calmly have done. 10-4.0-4.

Von Festolat

with to 50,000 for the month of May. -ploked-his-way through the

which most of any opportunity came their way, but Man Singh Finland were lucky when a

from Wilshaw struck the in company with M. S. Grewal gave them little chance, Makhan cross-bor but he made amends Singt was not called upon to Boon afterwards by getting the defend his goal very often but final goal with another

when he did. It was with con dribble-Reuter.

ndence. PORTUGAL BEATS WALES

Lisbon, May 19-Portugal to Bhagat Singh on the left, played Mrs Fanny Blankers-Koen, day beat Wales by three goals good clever hockey and fed their Holland's Olympic cham to two in a soccer international

5 10

0

At Milan-Italy led Soull defence to register the third Farve his right mado the United Press,

Africa 2-1, Gianni Cucelli and de Bello beat Eric Sturgess goal. und. Eustace Fannin 6-3, 7-9,

shot 10-8, 2-6, 8-6.

At Budapest-Hungary lead

3-0.-Reuter, Belgium

Associated Press adds that in Birmingham, England, Chile and Egypt split the opening

clever

The halves, particularly

had forwards well. here, after the Weishmen established a 2-1 lead at half-

time-Reuter. CHESS

As a result of a co-ordinated

Fanny Arrives In America

:

New York, May 15-

plon, arrived at Idlewild air-

effort Jaggett Dillon netted port today aboard a KLM India's first goal nine minute. Royal Dutch airliner from after the start of the second Amsterdam,

Tigers: D. Stuart, Grishold, / mark 3-0. Marcel Bernard and of the year-behind them. In backs, Rogovin, Kretlow, Overmire; 2. Robinson, Riebe.

Browns: p. Garver; e. Lol;

Cleveland

10 13 Chicaga

Indians: p. Feller; c. Hegon. White Sox:p. Wight; C Wheeler. Cleveland. (night-

0 4 0 cap)

2 5 1 Chicago

Indians: p. Gromek, Wynn; Dobson blanking Senators with four to gain a 3-0 decision. Dome. Tresh, Hegan.

White Soxt: p. Gettel; e. DiMaggio kept up his authorita- tive hitting for Boston, connect- Wheeler.

hitting for Boston, connect NATIONAL LEAGUE singles matches. Braves made it five victories Johnny Wyrostek was the ble Chicago in a row, three of them over

6 14 1 showman for Cincinnati in the Cincinnati

in

(10 innings) Turnesa In Form Brooklyn Dodgers, when Vern

with

Kush, Bickford pitched a four hit 4-0 first game of a double-header

Schmitz, Cubs: P. which he tied the count

At Portmarnock Inasterpiece. It was his fourth

inning homer n two-run

and Chapman, Hamner; c. Walker vletory and markedl The fifth then won it from Cubs with a Reds:

Gumbert, D. Fox,

Dublin, May 15 Willie shutout this year for a Boston

Turnésa, of the United hurler. Jim Russell hit a homer single in the tenth that neted a Durkhart, Peterson, Erautt; e.

Coolidge McLish won Chicago

icago (nightcap) 89 Calvin

3 States, who won the British and a double to drive in three

0 5 11 his first start for Cubs in the Cincinnati

amateur golf championship Cubs: McLish Rush; c. nightcap, 8-5, although he need

in 1947, and has entered for Reds: p. Wohmeir, Erouft, this year's tournament, Fanovich; which begins tomorrow at Gumbert, Paterson, c. Mueller.

041 Portmarnock, had his first Brooklyn

round over the course to Boston

Dodgers; p. Martin, Banta,day. Scores were:

Palica; c. Edwards, Campanel- - AMERICAN LEAGUE

RH E

Braves: 3 8 0 Masi 0 42 St. Louis Red Sox: p. Dobson; c. Teb-|Pittsburgh Phillies. belts.

Cardinals; p. Hearn, Staley, 7-3. While, Leckman got three Senators: p. Hudson, Wel-Wilks; e. Rice, Garagiola.

Pirates: p.Werla; e. Fitz Lopata New York

7130gerald, 4071 Philadelphia' Philadelphia

-3 17:4 Yankees: p. Bymes, Shen, New York.ANA Page, Killer, Sanford; c. Ber- Phillies: p. Simons, Thomp

són; Trinkle; c. Lopata. Athletics! Fowler, Schan Giants: PKennedy;

Guerra,

Cooper,United: Press,

runs.

10-3 decision.

Howell.

D.

St. Louis Cardinals scored got off to a start on Satur- twice with two out in the ninth ed late relief help. Grady Hatton Scheffing.. day, by scoring victorica on on singles by Del Rice and Red and Jim Bloodworth hit homers. all three rinks against Schoendlest and Chuck Dlering's and Hank Edwards got one for Recrelo "B" being the only double to put over a 4-3 victory Chicago. team in the Senior League against Pirates

to take full points.

FIRST DIVISION

KDXC (4), 38.

PRC (1)

Eddie Kazak

St. Louis.

at Pittsburgh. hit a homer for

55

The red-hot New York Giants first home wounded up their stand bgainst western,

THE SCORES

clubs Boston KBGC (8) 74 necr. 'B' (0) 48 with a record of 10 victories Washington CCD (4)

62 and just two defehts, when they IRC *(4) 20% -Rect.'A' (1). 50 | topped a Philadelphia

SECOND DIVISION

IRC (4)61 KBGC (1) 50) ok

Taikoo (4) 5 ́ ́FC. (1)". KCO (4) 170 CC0 (1) Recreio (4) 64: KFC (1) THIRD DIVISION.. ∙PRC (3) 50′ '100 (154) HKERC (4) 52^^KBGO® (1) ∙KDRC (45%) 67 KCC (34)

441 York's, aliht hits and | teroth; ¤. Evara.

catcher: --Stan

40 homered for Phillies 52.

os twice Athletics

conquered Yankees, winning. 8-7 and 7-0 61 and coming from behind each ra. 49-time-San-Chapman.. hit two

Co. homers and a double, and then fz. Kellner;

THE LAUNCH IS A POORED AT TANGVER.

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Mister Conquest

MAN MOTHER, WE MUST TELL

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4.

Bogoljubow Wins German Tourney

half. Five minutes later, Chel- Accompanied by her husband Linh.

2 newcomer to the India and trainer. Mrs Blankers was team, made a solo run through met by Dan Forris, secretary- the halfway line treasurer of the National “AAU, almost from and scored a really good goal. Dr W. Koopmans, Netherlands

Bad Pyrmont, Hanover, May His very ciover stick work, hla Consul-General in New York, 13-The 1949 German chess power of anticipation plus his and Catherine Moyer, chairman championship, which was won speed should assure him of of the National AAU Track and by Russian-born V. Bogoljubow, clace In India's team in the Field Committee for Women." endéd "hero today with the Onal.

Mrs. Blaukera-Koen will stay formal distribution of prizes.

The third goal scored by in New York overnight and bo The leading positions in the U. 8. Dillon perfect honoured tomorrow at

which started here goal, taken at an acute angle. tion given by the Dutch. Con- last shot brought warm applause | two

He played 18 holes, and his tournags ago with 35 par- Frďmi “funt' inside the circle he Leutate. She plans to emplena' D. Bickford; c. from the large gallery that telpants, were: (1) Bogoljubów, struck first time whilst on this by Tuesday for the West Coast. followed him. He had a spark-10% points; (2) Dr Trueger, run. A fast rising ball struck where she will run in the West 400ling three at the 18th, the par points; (3) Lothar Schmid 8% Dist the inside of the tar up- Coast Relays on May 20, and in

0 1 for which is four.

points; (4) Kieninger Tright and so into the net. The another relay carnival ón May:

Press fourth and last goal was scorcit 21--United Fr Turness, who is visiting Ire points-Reuters land for the first time, played with two fellow Americans, U. M. Reinach and Max Felix. Dr Jerry Owens of Dublin, made up the fourth

The Americans had not long Janded on Irish soll before they t.") were out to find, all they could

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