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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 15, 1949.

CHAMPIONS IN ACTION

TEST DRAWN New Zealanders Feel Loss Of Cowie

Leeds, June 14.-For one fleeting moment there seemed a faint. possibility of a result in the first Test between England. and New Zealand here today, but the inevitable happened and the match end- ed in a draw.

New Zealand were set to get. 299 runs in 150 minutes, but time took its toil and when play ended the score stood at 195 for the loss of two second inn. ings' wickels.

The remaining tourists' first innings wicket fell this morning with the total at 341 and England, starting 31 runs ahead, declared their second innings at 267 for four wickets.

valuable time England lost at the start of the day when they failed to dismiss the last New Zealand pair, Mooney and Cowie, for 35 minutes. The sland added 57 and England's lend was restricted to 31.

The dismissal of Hutton to the second bail of the innings came as a shock after the remarkable run of bl acores by England's opening balemon. Attempting a glide, Ilutton fell to a legside calch by the wicket-keeper.

Cyril Washbrook hit a coura- keous

century for England despite the handap of a pulled musele practically throughout the Innings. During the lunch interval he received treatment for the injured leg and upon res suming led England's onchuch on the New Zealand attack nud 153 runs como la 10 minutes, be fore the declarallon. Although he balted with greater freedom. Washbrook could not approach the rate of Compton and Mean.

Maan hit at practically every ball and scured 13 in 25 minutes, Including a six and nine fours. The absence of Cowie reduced the New Zealand attack to only three recognised bowlers and they were hard pressed to keep down the runs during the post- lunch period.

FINAL SCORES

The final scoreboard rend! ENGLAND

1st innings 372. 2nd inntags,

The New Zealanders werd left with 150 minutes to score Sutcliffe anet Senti 209 runs.

well with 16 from the began nest four overs and, despite the huge scuring rate of 120 an hour demanded from them, the New 1lution e Mooney b Cave Zenlanders stood a chance for Washbrook not out the wicket today played better. Edrich e Cave ...... that at any time in the match Compten e Mooney b Cave 20

Sul-Wharton b Sutcliffe I was in fact perfect.

cliffe had some luck when he Mann not out drove back hard to Balley, who. Extras got both hands to the ball, but could not hold what would have been a splendid catch. He was fortunate again when he lurred to backward Dailey fiercely short leg, where Compton miss- ed a difficult chance..

When 21 and the total 5, Scott was missed of slip by Ed- rich oft Bedser. At half past four New Zealand needed 229 to win in a hundred minutes and Smith sat their biggest hitter, with his pads on, making clear their intentions

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Looking on are Eugene and Joseph Tausz and A. Riazansky. In the background Is D. E, do Carvalho, former Colony Champlon, studying the same position on another board.-Telegraph Staff Photographer.

ASCOT ROYAL MEETING OPENS

FORTY-TO-ONE OUTSIDER

WINS FIRST BIG PRIZE

Ascot, June 14.-The four-day Ascot Royal meeting opened this afternoon in all its old-time pageantry and it was a large fashionable crowd which saw the big prize of the day, the two and a half miles Ascot Stakes, valued at £3,000, fall to the Egyptian, Mohammed Bey Sultan, with his lightly weighted outsider, Hilali.

This five-year old, by Orthodox, and ridden by the apprentice, Frankie Durr, came with a storming finish to win by three-quarters of a length from Now or Never and Cider Apple, which the camera showed to have dead-heated. for second place.

Hilall, who was 40 to 1 with the bookmakers, paid nearly 90 to 1 to win on the totalisator and 25 to 1 for a place. Now or Never started at 20 to 1 and Cider Apple at 100 to 6.

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Before Hall came up for sole ns a yearling at which he changed hands for only 650 guineas, he was such a weakiling that he was 2 condemned to be shot.

ENCOURAGING START

Smart catches by Bedser dia The New Zealanders made an

get the posed of Scott at 112 and 35 encouraging start to

runs laler dismissed Sutcliffe, required number of runs for a

Bedser win and a result was not com- who included nine fours in Bailey two hours. Edrich pletely out of the picture when 82 out of 147 in

that they Sinth was promoted to No. 3 Hollies it is remembered obtained 100 runs an hour with batsman and he obliged with Young

reach 50 in 45 lutton their backs to the wall at one

The end came with Compton period in the first innings,

Extras-Byes i Legbyes 2.-animal he is. The pitch remained in perfect New Zealand's total 105 for two

scoring rate, and the match ended in a draw. Reuter. condition. however, dropped after tea ami

The

New Zealand's chances of ac- complishing anything dramatic steadily declined.

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Then the last hour arrived

bowler

looked England

impressive and the only interest

www. remained in Sutcliffe's return 10

form, which must

the tourists a

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deal of

satisfaction, apart from their #plendid performance.

Warnbrook's kameness before the lunch Interval had been caused by a pulled leg muscle, whleb, he said, was very pain- ful.

Injury

occurred early in England's Innings when he was running.

Considerable discussion arose

drives to minutes.

COUNTY CRICKET

WORCESTER AT THE TOP

OF THE TABLE

London, June 14.-A well-deserved victory over Derbyshire enabled Worcestershire to run into à 24 points' lead over their nearest rivals in the County cricket championship table.

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Universily

Lawn Bowls

KCC TEAMS

The King, in grey morning |---- coat with a white carnation in his button-hole, looked well as he smiled and raised his hat in acknowledgment of the resound- His trainer. George Diby, with ing cheers. The Queen was In patience made him the stouta soft shade of mauve.

The following One fashion writer described selected the meeting, from the fashion Kowloon Bowling Green Club point of view, as the "dowdlestin their league ever" but the threatening rain Saturday. tioubtless had a lot to do wiih.

Although the skies were rain- and overcast, the racing

ASCOT GOLD VASE The other big prize, the Asset Gold Vase, run over two miles, also felt to a foreigner, for it was won by the Chairman of that. the New York Jockey Club, Mr William Woodward, with his inden three-year old colt, Lone Eagle, was held in warm weather,

Lone Eagle romped home with with a comfortable four lengths Reuter. lend on the French-bred Royal Empire, which was second, and Starters For The the English-bred Fair Reproach, which was third,

Royal Hunt Cup

to 30

Eagle, 100 earned £1,200 purse, I

Empire, a 6 to 1 chance,20

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occasional

sunshine.-

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LAST NIGHT'S CHESS

Jiritsky The Winner In Exhibition Game

Serge Jiritisky of the Kowloon Chess Club, Champion of Shanghai, won the exhibition game af the l'eninsula Hotel last night against R.W. Borsadi. of the Marshall Chess Club, New York, former East- ern Intercollegiate Champion of the United States. and former Champion of Trinidad.

Both players decided on aggressive tactics and the result was a very bright middle game in which Borsodi seemed to hold a slightly better position. Jiriisky played the Slav Do-1 the game and about one hundred fence to the Queen's Gambit looking in at one time or un- Declined. The game, which other through the evening. Insted 21

THE GAME

hours, turned in Jiritsky's favour on the 10th move when he launched into a combinative attack that bor- dered on the brilliant.

It

a few moves later seemed Borsodi still had a chance that to turn the tide, but the deve- lopment of Jiritisky's attack proved thorough enough to bring about his opponent's resignation on the 20th move.

There was large number of spectators by the standards of local chess, some 40 people being In attendance at the height of

Wimbledon Seedings

Wimbledon, June 13.- Ted Schroeder, the United States second-ranked play- er, is secded No. 1 for the Wimbledon singles cham- pionships above the Ameri- can national champion, Richard Gonzales. The top seeded player for the wo men's singles. is the holder, Miss Louise Brough, of the United States.

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Lead

VRC League

The seedings, announced to- night, are as follows:

The Anals of the Arst Mem- Men's Singles (in order of bers Meet of the Victoria Recrea- seeding). F. R. Schroeder tion Club of the season was held (United States), R Gonzales last evening, and the highlight (United States), Parker of the gala was the exhiulilon. (United States), R. Falkenburg event when Shauna Anderson. (United States), J. Bromwich swimming free-style, equalled (Australia), J, Drobny (Czecho- the time of A. V. Lopes, who slovakia), E. Sturges (South was

swimming back-stroke. Africa) and F. Sedgaan (Aus- against G. Roza-Pereira using tralia).

the butterfly action Women's Singles (in order of have been

The Greens are leading the seeding), Miss L Brough League Table with 32 points represent

Du Pont (United States), Mrs White 16 and Blue 8%. the United States), Mrs W, Osborne tollowed by Browns, with 27. natches on P. Todd (United States), Miss Full results of the meet are (United States), Miss J. as follows: S. Fry Kowloon Quertier (Britain), Mrs N. Adamson France) and Miss P. J. Cùrry (Britain),

Men's Doubles (in order of seeding). Schroeder and G. Mulloy (United States), Brom wich and Sedgman (Australia), Heap.-L. Guterrier, G. Starshall, Gonzales and Parker (United M. Sargison. Time 44.1/5 sec.

Junior Boys x 25 yds. Medley States), and Drobny and Falken-Relay Greens. Browns, Whites, burg.

Blues. Time 30.2/3 CA,

1st team versus Dock Club (away):-

Tindall, A. L. G. Eastman, 1. A. Collyer and J. McKelvie. (Skip)

E. A. Atkins, G. E. F. Thomp son, A. J. Hall and L. Sykes (Skip)

and

A.

50 yds. Free Style Tesp.-R. E. de Sousa, C. Rox Pereira.. E. Tavares (diq). Time 29 SCOR

Ladies 25 yds. Back-Stroke 'cap. N. Penaluna, M. Fincher, D. Omund (diq). Time 203/8 secs.

Senior Boys 50 yds, Breast-Stroke

220 yds. Free-Style It'cap.-F. Monteiro. J. Yvanovich, Z. L. Costa, Timo 2-15 sec.

Boys (Beginnera) 29 ́ydı, 15 cap.—

Senior Boys 15 yds. Individ. Aled-

BECK.

F. A. Plume; L Gadd, J. Fraser and W. C. Simpson

Women's Doubles (in order of (Skip) London, June 14. There are 2nd team

versus Kowloon seeding).-Miss Brough and Mrs Du Pant (United Sites). Miss probable starters, for the Cricket Club (home) Worcestershire now have 80 points from nine

A. Hulton, J, G. Robertson, Moran and Mrs Todd (United Monteiro. J. Barns, J., Hubelro. was sold before the Derby, in Royal Hunt Club, to be run over games, while Yorkshire, who were without a County

States), Mrs M. Blair and Miss Time 10 secs, which he ran unplaced, by the seven furlongs and 115-yards, J. Crighton

Spary Quertier (Britain) and Miss J. ler cap-31. Guterres, F. Xavier. fixture. have two games in hand.

inte M. Leon Volterra to the at 3.45 p.m. BST at Ascot 10-(Sp)

Gannon and Mrs B. Diiton (Bri. D. Silva, Time 683/3 secs. Wren, W. H. Bailty, D. Mr Jack Hilton.morrow,

Lain). as to whether Mann would have

100 yds. Free-Style II cap.-E. M. Middlesex,

band leader, who were also

Sussex At Horsham:

drew Fair Reproach started at 7 to 2 They

and R. (with jockeys): Trail are

J. Wigginton

Mixed Doubles (in order of Perove and F. Monteiro”. (Dead been

justified in suggesting without a County game, remalu with Washbrook retiring, but the in third place

Cambridge with 52 points

Backers had a wonderful day Impeccable (Gordon Richards), (Skip)

(W. Johnstone). C. E. Crouch, J. Hempsey, A. Brougly, W. Sidwell (Australia)

seeding)Bromwich and Misset, J. Yvanovich. Time 12.3/5 England captain-was-of-the from nine games,and-Not Sussex 275 and 205 for 7 de- for, apart from the outsider's Master Vote

Ladies 50 yda Free Style.-M. clared (Cox 65, James Lan-win in the Ascot Stakes, every Sterope (J. Caldwell), Star Warren and V. Chittenden and Mrs Du Pont, Falkenburg richer, Doris Barten, i damund. opinion that the Injury was not thamptonshire, who beat Hamp gridge 81); Cambridge 220 and first favourite

Witness (C. Smirke);

Pride of (Skip) won. Gordon

and Miss Moran, Sturgess and Time 37 mes, so serious us to cause the riskshire, moved from seventh to 276 for (Dewes 74, Doggart Richards, the champion jockey, India (E. Smith), Fair Judgment

3rd

team versus Prison Mrs S. Summers (South Africa),

100 yds Black-Stroke 'cap-D. of dangerous after-effects and fourth place, with 52 points

Collaco, A. V. Lopes, A, K. Rum- rode, three of them. therefore there was no justifies

(W. Rickaby), Black Pampas Oflcers' Club (hoine);—

--Reuter.

Juhn. Timo 18.3/5 seck. At Oxford: Oxford Univer- QUEEN ANNE STAKES (E.

P. Hughes, A. Dodd, J. Roberts Somerset occupy

Rear Admiral (C. Britt), Arth place sity beat Middlesex by 117

The

old Ally,

Spares), Panair three-year

(K. Gethin), and H. H. Roso (Skip) with 52 points from ten games, runs. Oxford 300 for 7 de- Pampidian, in the Mann feels that the practice followed by Kent and Surrey,clared and 104 for 6 declared longs Queen

Lusigncux (W. H. Carr), Yellow seven-fur-Idol (P, Maher), Winterwhin (F. Balley Anne asking a man to retire can each with 44 points. Surrey. (Hofmeyr 72. Sharp 5 for 52): starting

Stakes, 1001

Hyperbole (T. 7 to 4, left the field Durr),

Gosling), (Skip) be open to abuse and not in with eight matches played, are Middlesex 252 and 191 (Brown behind to win by eight lengths Suns

Sunstroke (G, Littlewood), E. F. S. Baker, R. H. Browne, accordance with the spirit of a game in hand of Kent.

58, Chesterton 4 for 43). the game.

Leicestershire remain at the Reuter.

from the Irish challenger, High Burns (W. Neveit), Jacobite (WC. E. Terry and T. J. Hemsley During the interval Wash- | bottom of the table in spite of

Endeavour. Richards rode Pam. Cook), Roman Way (D. Smith), (Skip)

Red Brae (E. Mercer), Parbleu brook's leg was strapped up and their wit,

Hampshire

from ten games.

tion

for calling him

off the

field.

of

the freedom of his cutting sug- managed to gain first inninga gested ho felt better for the points.

treatment.

Edrich was bowled by Cave's first ball at 118. Washbrook completed 50 in 115 minutes.

Mann, with an early declara- tion in view, hit out at every- thing. He drove Rabone to the stand for alx and also cracked nine fours while scoring 40 not out in 25 minutes.

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GALLANT HUNDRED Washbrook completed gallant hundred in three hours and remained unbeaten when

Mann Jaler.

declared five minutes

THE RESULTS The results of the matches

which ended today were:

Cornford 5 for 70). 30,

Major League Baseball

ng

Al Lord's: Yorkshire beat New York, June 14. Minor Counties by 136

runa Frank Frisch's debut Yorkshire 331 and 250; Minor Counties 210 and 135 (Trucman manager of Chicago Cubs

was spoiled B for 703.

today

as

At The Oval: Gloucestershire Philadelphia Phillies troune eat Surrey by 40 runs. Glued his new charges, 9-2. cestershire 232 and 239; Sucrey

Russ Meyer allowed his former

At Loughborough: Leicester

178 and 253 (Squires 100). males 10 scattered hits as he shire bent Notinghamshire by an registered his fifth win. Innings and 24 runs. Noits 178 Andy Seminick got his 12th and 250 (Winry; 13, Hordstat homer of the season, four of been in the last 61, Walsh 8 for 103); Leicester-which have

three games. All shire 455 for 8 declared.

other Major YUGOSLAV, SOCCER TEAM At Northampton: Northamp-League games were scheduled

tonshire, beat Hampshire by $4 for tonight. TOURING AUSTRALIA..

runs. Northants 173 and 322 for 100 not Sydney, June 14-Australia declared (Brookes

and 218 will play five soccer Tests out): Hampshire 187

(McCorkell 05, Garlick 5 for 42), against tho

100 Chicago

pidian.

T. P. Styles, A. P. Weir, A. No Major Upsets

and I E. Lammert

KCC TEAMS

Boys (Junior) 6 x 50 yds, Relay,— Greens, Browns, Whites and Bluce (disq.). Time 3 mine.. 43 socs.

4 x 60 yds, Relay,Browns and Greena (Dead Heat) Blues, Timo 1 min., 583/5 sec.

100 yds. Breast-Stroke Heaps. E. Carvalho, J. A: Yvanovich, G. Randall. Tima 19.4/5 cca.

James Adams Leads

At London London, June 14.-Thero were no major upsets when The Aga Khan's unbeaten grey (A. Carson), Wei Pop (A.

the Men's Singles event in colt, Palestine, a son

the London of Fair Roberts), Glossary (A. Burrell),

Grasscourt

Mere Tourney Trial, costly won the five-fur-Persian

Glory

First Division v. PRC (away) Championships here (W. Snaith),

nor-

Merc, Cheshire, June 14- June 18, at 4.00 longs Coventry Stakes, starting Persian Book (J, Sirett), Pupint on Saturday at 1 to 2, in the hands of Gor- (T.

rowed down to the last 16 James Adams, the powerfully- (D. pan.: Carter). Judgment don Richards, who got his third Greening),

built Scottish-born Ryder Cup Benu Jinks

C. Thompson, W. Hong Silng, today. (W.

Ted Schroeder, the United player, led the field with 08 winner on the 11 to 10 favourite, South), Prince Peto (R. Foley). E. Goodwin and T. A. Madar

the first round in the States star who is top seeded for after Faux Tirage in the St. James Asturos: (G. R. Merrills) and (skip).

T. E. Baker T. Wong, A. J. this event and Wimbledon, went Manchester Evening Chronicle's Palace Stakes, run over a mile Reynard's Hill (N. Whiteside).— in the last race of the day.

and C. S. Rosselet (skip), ahead of the rest of the held, £1,500 golf tournament here The other winner was Clock-

A. E. P. Guest, S. A. Gray, entering the quarter-finals with today.

Fincher and J. Orem 0-3, 0-3 win over a Londoner,

Charles. Ward, another (skip).

Keith Lavarack.

British Ryder Cup player, was Second Division

In the women's event, several one stroke behind, with Flory (away) on Saturday June 18, of the lower-ranked Americans Van Donck, the Belgian pre- at 4.00 p.m.

were beaten by Brish oppon-

Bill Branch

Reuter.

wise, a three-year old filly by WOODCOCK v SAVOLD of seven furlongs. She started Turklinn, in the Fern Hill Stakes

ot 11 to 4.

Recognition

Kew

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KBGC

enis, but the main United States fessional, and E. R. Roszelet, C. R. Rosselet, challengers, Mrs Du Pont, Misa sharing third place on the 70- R. S. Capell and T. Lock (skip) Brough and Miss Mornn, were mark

From BBBC Brezny 3. Tang, J. A firmly entrenched. In the third | A fortnight ago Ward beat

Tibble and R. Leigh (skip).

A, C. Tribble, A. W. Ramsey, w. Butterworth and F. E. Skin- ner (skip)

round?

Among today's results were: G. Mulloy (United States) beat W. C. Choy (China) 6-3, 6-1, Division v. PRC at TR Schroeder (United

best K. Lavarack ;} } (Britain) (0-3¡ ̧6-3,

Felicissimo Ampon (Phillo-.

Third

at 4.00.p.in.

-1, 6-3.

Adams into second place by a single strake in the Worthing tournament.-Reuter, aft

Tennis League

South Chinn Athletle

Before the meet'ng opened, the King and Queen, the Prin cesses, the Duke of Edinburgh, the Duke and Duchess of Glou cester and members of the Royal Household drove town the

London, June 14-The lovely green course in open car ringes drawn by the renowned British Boxing Board of Windsor greys, with scarlet-Control announced today coated outriders. THE SCORE

They entered the course at the that it would recognise the home, on Saturday June 18,States) NATIONAL LEAGUE . golden gates at the far end of winner of the Bruce Wood-

C. I. Stapleton, F. Howarth, R H the track and drove in riale to cock-Leo Savold bout as the W. Cowie and F., E. Lawrence pines) buat J Thomas (France) elation took the lead in the Yugoslav team At Chesterfield; Worcester Philadelphia

0 .0, the Royal Enclosure, to arrive here shiro beat Derbyshiro by which is due

World Heavyweight Cham-(skip), *. 2:10

The Royal party walched tho 2 *next month. The Yugoslavs runs. Worcestershire 270 and

H. Gittens, R. Barker, A. Grá- Mrr M. Du Font (Unlled Men's "B" Division of the Lawn Philies: p. Meyer; e. Seminick racing from the flower-bedecked pion

ham and Geo. Leo (skip).; States) beat Mrs. H. Chandler Tennis League by defeating, will play 10 games during 232 for 1 declared (Gladwin 1 Cubs; p. Muncrief, Chipman, Royal Box in front of which The formal announcement

Craigengewer 63⁄41⁄2-21⁄2, reglater=" W, Boyes, W. Paker, W. Col-(Britain) 0-1, 0-1... their sevah-weeks' tour of for 72): Derbyshire 201 and Adkins, Lade; e. A Walker.

the Royal servants: in came in a letter to the promoter: ledge and C. Champelovier slood

Miss G. Moran (Unlled States) | Ing their third straight'victory. Australia Reuter

207 (Elliott 64, Gladwin 59).. United Press...

mosa-grech livery and gold Jack Solomons, who had applied

(skip),

beat Miss G. Woodgate (Britain); Both Ladles Recreatipa Club braided cockaded top hats," for recognition by the Board's

arid Cralgengower 'wan 6-3, 6-1,

their stewards.

PRC TEAMS:

straight match in the .. British Woodcock,

Miss S. Fry (United States) third and European cliamplon, and Sayold

bent Miss J.Fitch (Austraila) Ladies' "B" Division, the latter First Division v KCC at home 6-3, 3-6, 8-8.

catching up on the set:

care by of Paterson, New Jersoy, are on Saturday at 4 p.m.

Mrs M. Blair (Britain) beat winning 7-2 against KCC, as scheduled. to fight in London on

G. Porklus, F. Nolan, J. M. Miss J. Boyer. (United States) dgainst LRC's: 6-3 win over September 0.

Forrest and W. R Hillyer 0-0, 0-2.

Chinese Recreation Club Ladies. Owners of the White City (skip);

Miss K. Turkey (Britain) beat LRC and Craigengower, now Stadium, Solomons' choice for

D. H. Taylor, A. Soutar, F. Miss A. McGuire (United States) jointly head the

table. the bout, met, the. London Channing and C. Dowman 0-1, 2-0, 6-4, ***

THE Drengu County Council today to try to skip); 4,

Mr B. Hilton (Britain) ¡beat Men's "B" Division get its crowd limitation lifted, W. J. D. Cameron, J. E. Hay- Miss G. Butler (United States) | SCAA

The Council restricts atten- ward, H. Brown and C. IL-1,6-3-Reuter. dance-for-ights there to 40,- Gough (skip); 000, although the stadium, will Reserves: R. Saul and Red

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