1949-07-08 — Page 6

BRITISH OPEN GOLF TOURNEY

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, FRIDAY, JULY 8, 1949.

SWEDES BEAT THE IRISH

SAM KING LEADS AFTER

TWO

ROUNDS OF PLAY

Early Leaders Crash Badly

Wind And Drizzle

In

Sandwich, Kent, July 7,—Sam King, the Kent farmer-golfer, who is the professional at Knole Park, led the field at the end of the second round of the British Open Golf Championship on the Royal St George course here today.

Battling his way successfully in a high wind, which had defeated many That score, with of the top-ranking player King brought in a brilliant 69. his 71 yesterday in the fist round, gave him a 36-hole total of 140 and a two- stroke lead over his nearest rivals-Max Faulkner, Royal Mid-Surrey, and the Faulkner Australian-born Bill Shan'tland, who each have an ageregate of 142.

has had two rounds of 71, while Shankland hnd returned cards of 69 and 73. King's short backswing was admirably suited to the windy conditions,

and throughout his round he kept the ball under splendid control.

A feature of his ply was his brilliant shot saving efforts.

The greatest surprise failures

were Fred Daly, who won the

title in 1917, who had a total HOME SPORTS REVIEWED

of 151, Alfred

Padgham, on- other former winner, together Cup with the British Ryder player, Dal Rees, who each had totals of 140.

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The thousands of spectators who watched the second round of the struggle had to forsake their summer clothing of yester-" day for woollens and mackin- tushes to combat a cald norther ly wind and occasional drizzies of rain.

0.728 The wind made the

sandy Courre yards tremendous text and Jimmy Adams, overnight leader at 07.1 And the famous South Afclean, Bobby Locke- hot favourite for the title-were not alone in erating badly, especially on the longer half (3,551 yards) with its yawning bunkers and tightly- guarded greens.

of

Adams Tell away to a 77 for and Locke took a total of 141

only one stroke less for an ag-

regate of 145.

THE QUALIFIERS

The qualifiers,

with their |

scores, for the final two rounds.

all British unless otherwise in-

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cflented, are:

Sam King

140

Max Faulkner

142

Bill Shankland

142

I. de Vincenzo (Argen-

(in)

143

Jimmy Adams

144

1-18

Arthur Leea

Frank Stranahan (USA) Charles Ward

1. Follon

Johnny Bullo (USA)

Bobby Locke (S. Africa) E. A. Seuthörden Harry Bradshaw (Ireland) G. White

A. J. Gate

A. J. Lacey

W.

McMinn

J. Francis

A. Waters

Ken Bousfeld

W. Lees

3. Grafpasonni (Italy)

W. J. Branch

G. McIntosh

E, W. Kenyon

K. Sution

W. D. Smithers HE:Osborne ::

A. J. Knife

English Test Players

Need A Rest

Says PETER DITTON

Alec Bedser was the first to go. Who will be the second? That is the question which English cricket fans are asking themselves following the "resting" of the Surrey player from the team which drew with New Zealand in the second Test match at

Lord's.

If Bedser can be dropped from the England team, then Compton, Hutton or Washbrook could just as likely find their mes omitted from future England XP's,

Do not run away with the idea that there is a purge on. The England selectors have not decided on any clean-sweep. It is merely a natural reaction to nearly four years of continuous cricket.

Take a look at Bedser's record | Zealand.

Two matches have

Henry Anderson, goalie of the Swedish soccer team, goes sprawling on the ground after making a save during a game with the Irish team at Randalls Island, N.Y. Hovering over him are Leif Bjorkman, Swedish left fullback,

Irish

The team. and Harry Walker, right, captain and right half of the

Swedish tam defeated the Belfast Celtics, 3-0.

COUNTY CRICKET

Surrey

Beats Worcester

With A Day To Spare

London, July 7. — Worcestershire lost their chance of taking the lead in the County Cricket championship table when they were beaten by Surrey at The Oval with a day to spare. It was Surrey's first championship victory since May 27.

For once The Oval pitch gave bowlers a reasonable chance, Surrey's six remaining wickets falling for only 48 runs this morning-Roland Jenkins. the England leg break bowler, altogether taking seven for 101.

Beginning 87 runs behind. Worcestershire were soon in trouble. Only L. Outschoorn, the Ceylon player, stood up to the bowling, hitting eight fours in a well-earned 50.

Their best

Leicestershire

DAVIS CUP

Hungary Hopes For A 3-2 Victory

Budapest, July 7--The Davis Cup tennis match between France and Hungary, to be played this weekend, will probably ho decided on the first day when the top players of the two countries, Marcel Bernard of France and Josef Asboth of Hungary, meet each other.

Hungarian experta voiced the hope that If As- both succeeded in beatini Bernard, Hungary might score a 3:2 victory and thus reach the Gauls of the European zone for the first time.

The singles will be played}

in the following order:

Saturday July 9. Bernard va Asbeth.

Monday July 11. Robert Ab- dessetam Va Andras Adam: Bernard vs Adam. Abdesselam Eva Asboth.

Bernard and Henri Bolelit of France play In the doubles ngainst Asboth and Adam on Sunday, July 10.-Associated Press.

Tennis League

Men's "A" Division

CRC 81⁄2-RECREIO ITALIAN PLAYERS NOT

Recreio lost to Chinese R.C.. TOO CONFIDENT

91% kots to in the Men's the Tennis Home, July 7.-Itailan sports "A" Division of writers gave the edge to the League yesterday. home squad today In the Euro 10st to Tul Wai-pul and Tsc1 Tin-

Gonsalves and Rodrigues (Recreio) pean Zone Davis Cup semi-final took 3-6; drew wills George Chos match between Italy and Yugo- and Leg Wal-tong 0-2; lost to Teul slavia, which -opens hero On Yu Yue-wing rul

Ribeiro and Gosano lost to Friday.

and Taol 2-6; lost to Choa and Lea 4-8: last to Tsui and Leg 3-0. Corriere Dello Sport noted Iteed and Remedios loat to Tuk that in 12 encounters between and Tsel 2-0: lost to Chos and Lea the Italians and Yugoslavs since 3-8; lost to Taul and Lee 1-3,

·SCAA 8-KCC 1 zoven against 1933, Italy, won Yugoslavia's 3. There were two "A", B-L tles. Italy defeated Yugoslavia

at Zngres 3-2 last year.

Kowloon C.C. lost to South China

E. C. Fincker and Capt, Turner- Cooke__ (KCC) lost to K., H. 1 and David 'Choy_4-01_tos to Szeto Bick_4=0;

The Italian squad, composed Edwin Choy and

Vannt beat T. T. Chan and C. K. Chan of Glanni Cucell and Canapele In the singles, with "Î, T. Stokes and 5. A; Judah_lost Marcello del Bella teaming up to ip and Choy 4-8; lost to Choy with Cucelli in the doubles, was and Szeto 2-0 lost to Chan and

Chan 0-0, not as optimistle as the sports T. E, Daker and F. R. Kermani relibles.

Writing In

Corriere

lost to Ip and Choy 0-6; lost to Choy and Szoto 2-0; lost to Chan Dallo and Chan 2-0.

Ladies' “A” Division

Sport, Canapele said, "It will He noted be a bitter struggle. that Yugoslavia's Drago Mitic and Jasip Pallada were among the most

experienced

Europe's Davis Cup players.

CRC 6%-USRC 21⁄2 CRC best USRC, 6-21, in the of | Ladies "A" Division,

Mrs Enid Lo Litten and Kiss R. beat Mrs ·Baker and The big match will be be- Lo (cric)

Mrs Jones 6-4; beat Mr Eastor- tween Cucelli and Milic, both areolr and Mrs Bonbernard 8-1:

luft- brat Mrs Hall and Mra Scott 8-1. No. 1. Canapele plays hander Pallada.

Afia II. Y. Law and Misa .. Young The doubles

beat Mrs Baker and Mrs Jones B-2: are on Saturday and the finals beat Mire Easterbrook and Mr. Bon- op Sunday.Associated Press. bernard 7-3; beat Mrs Hult and

Mrs Scott 6-3,

Chess Tourney

Miss V. LA and Miss T. Kotowall fost to Mrs Baker and Mrs Jones 3-0 lost to Mrs Easterbrook and Mrs Bonbernard 4-0; drew with Mrs Hali and Mrs Scott -0.

LRC 8--KCC 1

Mira Cooper and Mr Slagter (LRC) F

Surrey knocked off the required 66 to win in 10 minutes. bowler, Surridge, took eight for 68 during the two days.

At Leicester: Despite a gallant 73 by Ames, Cook 3 for 23); Gloucestershire,

Winning his match øgainst J. Kent could set Gloucestershire 203 and 129 for 3 (Young 63 not 218 and 149 for 8 (Lester 60);

Essex 275 (Vigar 114 not out,p. de Carvalho at the Penin-heat Miss P. J. Ward and Mrs only 120 runs

out). to win at Bristol

At Nottinghams: Nottingham- Eve 60, Walsh 7 for 109). and the home County won by

At Chesterfield: Derbyshire sulu Hotel last night, L. Schure Stokes 0-3, beat Mrs Heleerling and seven wickets. Ames was conshire 481 (Keeton 200. Hard-

and Mrs Fisher 0-1. eerned Fa fourth wicket staff 124, Wooller G for 154); 130 and 120 for 3; Hampshire assumed the lead in the final fes Lawes 0-1, beat Mira foares

Atra

and Mrs Cetz Tomsworth Glamorgan 203 for 2 (E. Davies 361 (Eager Di, Arnold 50, Cop-tournament for the Champlon-

ship of the Kowloon Chess | (LRC) beat Mia Ward and Mrs Partnership of 107 with Edrich,

111, Parkhouse 74 not out). son for 453-Reuter, and these two gave Kent a spori-

Club,

Stokes 6-3, hoat Men Helzerling and noting chance of malting a fight for the game, but the other batsmen failed miserably.

011

for a moment. He made his de-been played and both have been 144, but against the Indians In 1010. drawn.

to In the second game the New 141 That sang whiter he went

to face Zealanders were definitely H4 Australla. Then, back 144 the South Africans in the rum- 145 mer of 1917. He did not 3 on 145 the MCC tour to the West In- 145 des but last year he had to bowl 145 his heart out against the Aus 145 tralians. He went to South

145

Africa for the 1940-40 tour and 115, now he is home again for the

New Zealand visit. 146

top. Another day's play might have seen them score their first- ever Test win over England,

were

But three daya enough for them to press home their advantage, and were cor- tainly not enough for the Eng- of the land attack to dispose Dominion batsmen.

What then is the solution? Practice may make perfect but Ino much practice is likely to There are two alternatives. The the New is to allocate 148 have the reverse effect. That is first

four-day Test is for The second.

146

1-

146 what has happened in Bodser's Zealanders

146 case. He has been bowling 50 matches.

Young. the former Worcester- shire player, hit his highest score In first-class cricket in scoring. 03 for Gloucestershire.

Although Cox made a great ahead, pul Sussex effort to Northamptonshire, gained first innings' lead at Worthing, where Sussex's prolific scorer, John

147 much-and without really ade- England to retire gracefully from Langridge, was out for 12, Cox 147 quate support at the other end the 147that he has lost his form.

147

International field

for

perlod of not less than

two

-147 | NOT THE PLAYER HE WAS years.

147

Tour de France Paris, July 7-Fausto Coppl, of Italy, won the seventh stage of the Tour de France cycling race from Stables d'Olonne to La Rochelle, a distance of 92 ago. kilometres, in two hours, minutes and 42 seconds today.

He beat Ferdinand Kubler, of recently. Switzerland, by a narrow mar-

in, both returning the same; going through

1133

would

One can

time, of Belgium, was third in two

for months on end without hours, 20 minutes and 57

seconds

105, break. They were followed by Guido di Santi, of Italy, with two hows,

21 minutes ond 28

while Rik Van Steenburgen. ' gvery man who plays one game Two winiers without any over-with 111

seconds, Bruno Pasquini, of one.

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Kiwis Follow

On At

Old Trafford

Manchester, July 7-The New Zealanders gave

a surprisingly listless display of batting at Old Trafford today, where they followed on for the first time of the tour after making 237 in reply to Lancashire's first innings total of 467 for five declared. By the close of play the tourists were 48 for no wicket in their second innings.

- Lancashire had declared at the overnight score. With his key batsmen feeling the effects of the heavy programme, Hadlee departed from his usual batting order, but the failures of Reid and Smith, two of the promoted men, put the New Zen- landers on the defensive, and both Donnelly and Wallace looked tired.

The standings at the half.onres and Mrs Fisher 0-2. way stage are:

L. Schure

P W D

L

4 3 1 0 3

Mrs Shewan and Mrs Alexander (LRC) lost to Miss Ward and Mrs Pts Stoker 4.0, beat Mrs Heizerfing and Mra Lawei 0-1. beat Mrs Hoares and Mr Fisher. 6-2,

HOW THEY STAND

J. P. de Car-

valho R. C. Danen-

berg J.. Tausz .... 4.1 P. K. Proko-

4 *Concedo three walkovers. USRC.

4 2

1 2

42 1 1 22

1

LRC

2 1

0.4 0 0

KCC

CRC

CRC

German Eye On SCAA

KCC-

HKU

Ladies' "A" Division

PWLD F

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The Olympics CC Dusseldorf, July 7-A new Recreio

German move to win read-

CCC

V.

mission to the Olympic Games Mixed Doubles "E" Division was announced here today,

CRC "National Olympic Committee LRC

v. KCC will be formed at a meeting here on August 21 of represen- tatives of German athlefic unions, the Dusseldort City Press Bureau announced.

and

Lawn Bowls

hit 18 fours during a stay of four and a quarter hours. He and Bartlett, who reached 50 -The first; ---four-day Tests out of 08 minutes, and altogether Now take the case of Denis against the New Zealanders, is hit nine fours, put on 112 for Compton. He had # record bound to meet with opposition the fifth wicket. breaking year in 1947 when he from the Counties. It deprives could do no wrong. He

BIG SCORE BY NOTTS scored a century against the them at players' services for

But, two county games.

Nottinghamshire, sent In to New Zealanders this year.

him sympathise with them. But un bat yesterday, ran

up a big all those who have seen batting are agreed that Denis is less come move to make defintio

second double not the player he was two years results more frequent in Test score against Glamorgan, Keeton

"Iic

seems to be serat- cricket is begun now, the whole completed his

third wicket stand with 360 19 ching like an old hee" was ono idea of country v. country will century in four innings and his

comment that I heard passed lose its purpose and popularity. Hardstaff produced 234

runs, The retirement

at of England the bighest of the reason

Rabone, the New Zealander's | Grieves finished with figures

Three matches in the Arst And why? Because Denis 1

from the intermitonal field Trent Bridge. E. Davies, 14 best all-rounder, closed up one of ivo for 64. that period of

The Russian zone solution.

Lawn the Colony be the betler

will not round of fours, replied for the Welsh club

Scott and Rabono fared bet- end for nearly four and a half) Indifferent form which comes to

In three and

at the meeting. Bowls Singles Championship and a half hours, during which time he ter starting the second Innings be represented Alvo would

our hours. tours

They put on but all the three Western zones one game in the Open Rink mado 81, including Ave fours. 230 in arrears,

the announce-tourney were played off yester- He, too, seemed faded after the 48 without boing separated Ly will take part. players a much-needed broak. It might be an

CLOSE OF PLAY SCORES unpopular move

close when the New ment sald.

day. At Birmingham: Warwickshire hard work he had been called the The life of an English pusy outside England, especially in

Both Zealanders still required 182 10

Germany upon to do in bowling

Japan

At the Kowloon Cricket Club wero beat Royal Navy by ten wickets,

barred from the fessional cricketer is

1018 R. F. de Luz of Club de Recreio places where the visit of an

The most spirited innings avoid an innings defeat. No other nation in the MCC team is enough to close Warwickshire 320 for 7 declared

from Hadlec, who hit

Olympic Games in London.and a former champion beat H. a strenuous has such

Shields of the 21 world

Hongkong and bring and 27 for none; Royal Navy camo

(Pritchard 5 for 20, D. Berry for a six and tour in one THE SCOREBOARD Associated Press.

Cricket Club by 21 shot to 12 programme as England. shops and schools

nnd comparison with the about public holidays, but in 172

182 over and drove cleanly and hard-

after 10 heads. Luz scored on a catch to deep. in which the long run it would pay good Taylor 3 for 23)

til he fled (Townsend & for 24).

hears and Shields on six heads. to dividends, have

ild-ofT. At the Oval: Surrey beat nation is 50

On an easy-paced pitch the Worcisterst

by ten wirkels.

was 152 Lancashire attack 123 and

4 for curate, but far from menacing. Cowle (Outschoorn 50, Laker

BCITY kept ave 25) Surrey 210 (Jenkins 7 for Grieves

length with tantalising

their Rabone 101) and 66 for none.

slows and were keenly sup-Reid Yorkshire bent At Dublin: London, July 7-Eight Anal

the Now Zealanders would, Donnelly acceptors were announced today for the Eclipse Stakes, running Gentlemen of Ireland by 162 ported in the field. No doubt Burtt

runs. Yorkshire 293 and 174 however, have treated the came over one mile and a quarter, at for 8 declared (Baucher & for bowling with much less re- Sandown Park on Friday, July 45): Gentlemen of Ireland 57 spect a few weeks earlier in 15..

and 240 (Pollock 09, Barnes their tour. They are: Djeddah, nine stone 50, Wardle 5 for 105).

At Worthing: Northampton- four pounds, Tennyson, nine Further evidence, It any is stone, Swallow Tall and Hindus-shire 308 and 12 for none; Sussex

Boba, both out). the Norwegian tean, Rapid, by on England's star players is elght stone nine pounds, Moon- three goals to nt in a soccer provided by the results of the dust and Nazami, both eight beat mutch here.-Router.

present Test series against New stone six pounds.--Reuter.

hours,

Italy, with two minules and 42 seconds, and cricket Gino Bontali, of Italy, with two And by

of hours, 22 minutes and

gameo 47 number

cricketers English seconds

no other placing play,

poorly equipped.

The generat

class

after the seventh stage was:

(1)-Jacques Marinell France, 44 hours, 47 and 13 seconds;

Naturally the greatest strain Final Acceptors For

of minules has fallen

the bowlers. on Bedser has been bearer-In- (2)-Ferdinand Kubler, of chief of the brunt for the last Switzerland, 44 hours,

Any wonder 50 three years. minutes and 12 seconds;

therefore, that he should feci (3)-Florenzo Magni, of Italy, tired and occasionally lose his 45 hours, five minutes and best form, as he has done at seven seconds.-Reuter.

the moment?

International Match

FURTHER EVIDENCE

Eclipse Stakes

un

Oslo, July 7--The Austrian needed, to prove just what effect too, both eight stone 12 pounds. 339 (Bartlett. 76, Cox 144 not football team, Wien, today beat this continuous cricket is having Faux Tirage and

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AFTER ALL

DON'T

TRUST CONQUEST

HE LOOKS LIKE

A STOOL-PIGEON,

THE “SCORPION! WILL DECIDE

TONIGHT

Gloucestershire At Bristol:

Kent by soven ́ wickets. Kent 121 and 209. (Amen 70,

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2nd. Innings,

There will be a meeting of Scott not out the Football. Section of the Rabone not out Hongkong Football Club at the Extras Club-house, Happy Valloy, al

6 pm. next Tuesday, July 12. All members are requested to, attend.

22

for none

World Champion? Luz highest count was three

Britain's Reg__Harris

is In Oner fetile than

lie has been in a'long time. He is highly re- garded for the World.

Ihres and Shields two trees,

C. R. On the Enme green Logan of the Kowloon Docks bent J. Kinninburgh of Taikoo Docks in on exciting game by 21-20 after 22 heads.

At

Bowling

the Kowloon Green Club, A. M. Omer of Craigengewer

Cricket

Club beat C. M. Silva of Club de Recreio

22 by 21-10 after heads.

J. Tindall, A. L., Eastman, L. A. Collyer and W. C. Simpson of, the Kowloon Bawling Green Clab beat J. Cotton, Y. N. Atienza, W. C. Ogley and W. V. Field of the Filipino Club by 21 shots to 20 at the Kowloon Cricket Club,

HKERG RINKS

The following team will represent H.K. Electtle on Saturday against KCC at Ming Yuen;;

W. Macfarlane,

sv. Stoker, la. Padgett, H. C. Dutler: J., Blokon. W. Blonehahan, J. K. Sloan, Tonet: F. Galding, L. Gibson, G. Ryder, J. Lunny.

MATCH RESULT;

Result of match between. Nor- thumberland and Durham · Atsorts. Unn and Kowloon Dock Club, blaved, at Hungbom on Wednesday:

and Northumberlandt

Durham Arm, heat Dock Club by 24-30,

W. Chambers. A. P. Wele, A. A. Dond, J. Tindall (NDA) lost to Ci Collins, W. Deyno, A. Campbell,

and Morrissin, 21-23.

D. Monument, T. Waller,” J. Tib- ble, J.-Ilempty (NDA) beat Cinske, Taylor, Galtney, and Meinnus, (27- 14.

Jeffrey. 3. O, Blokog," W Cowie,

J. Praser (NDA) best Martin,

Professional Champion-Rtronach, Wren, and McLellan, 16

ship, in his first season away

from amateur

Cranks.

| 13,

Cater, V. Fillott,V," "Bamsay,

n. Halley (NDA) best W, Marshall....

240, O., Hutchinson, B. Moltay," and

W: McMaster, 22-11;