1949-11-14 — Page 5

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1949.

WEEK-END CRICKET

NAVY UPSETS RECREIO

Scorpions, KCC &

Take Full Points

BY "RECORDER”

RAF

Royal Navy, aided by new talent to local cricket from HMS Triumph, scored the upset of the season on Saturday when they beat the holders of the League Championship, Club de Recreio, by 34 runs in a First Division Cricket match played on the Navy Ground, King's Park.

(mainly against the Scorpions Frank Howarth) in reply to 141 for seven wickets.

RAF heat the University-by-10 suns al Pakfulam, the last wicket falllug with five minutes to go. Scorpions had an easy victory over the Optimists at Chater IRC Rond by 73 runs and KCC beat the Commandos by 43 runs at Cox's Road. replied with 83 for 3 wickets to Craigengower's 151 for a draw ni Happy Valley. A stand for the fourth wicket between the HMS Triumph pair of Lt. Comdr.

• B. H. C. Nation and Lt. R. C. Westfield of nearly 70 runs brought the Navy's total to 111 for five wickets declared after 105 minutes' batting against Club de Recreio, 96 runs out of 111 being contributed to the total by HMS Triumph's batsmen.

Nation's

stylish, generally conceded that he is a fustish with an aggressive and seoved around the better bowler,

Agures easy action, than his wicket. He gave two "chaners",

have suggested to date. no Beldamen but there

Iane, Instish bowler with there to take them. Westheid'

treak. nice off

toolt four

Army 44

off leg-side " came largely

wickels for 32 runs. It wou

KCC boundaries.

Recreio's last wicket fell with sporting declaration at 111 runs Scorpions

to go and only for five wickets and the win was HAF one there over

well-deserved one. It

Opis 77 Juns

the board. The a (n

one but inst over at the | Hatversity in the largely done by damage was

Recrea Mathieson, who look live wickets matel.

Recerto'a batting was not quite. Navy 42

for bi best

but i was up CC in top form performance with the ball in a

Jagaust good bowling. Inst Li However,

for

June

Best Performances In Week-End

League Cricket

FIRST DIVISION

BATTING

Hong Choy

NOT YET Though the Comunang tid

beat the KCC. they had

a very respectable batting side inst for 4 ruw, with no KỰC the reaching 20, beoriet being kept down to lear

HOW THEY STAND

Pan three runs an over against like bowling that has yet to be de- | University Meribed as, bettes tan inchiffer- it

were

With

Opt

en

with

31 against the best bowing side

Kive them

nore me to get settled down

JECU V TRO

NO

11

C Westheld

(Navy Heer)

ᎫᎸ

They could only reply

H. C. Nation

(Nagy v Her

30

in the Colony, but

A.

F Weller (Sc

38

A. R. Abu cine y ccc 25*

KM Rumahn

Bowler 34

Agast

Tyrer, who jook

wiche

for 14 tuÉES

In here avers there

1. M Newton (Se v Opt |

4 E. Richardson

(HKU RAF)

זיין

21

to mer el is ket

The RAF short

Gambrill. produced another fast;

Univen aty

امام

P W D L Pts

4

4-

10

* 3 1

13

។

12

21 2

3 2

Commandos inc

-

11

1 1

Second Division

P W D

Commandons

10

IKOV

Barcla KOVS HAF

1

12

- 1

12

- I 12

Navy Dockyard

OCCASIONALS

WITH

TIE

CHINESE XI

#loving t

Pokfulam vesters Tett, Lelay, the Derasionals bed with ca thene in the tall

Combined Homons and Varnar were on this the

XI

Pat

Best Tee of The wicked

Gamla all'

new-found

Tyter TRAP HRU 6.19 i talent as a balunan, they could

4-33' knock up only 110 mức J. C.

15c

* *}$ } Amat

• Not Out

DOWLING

F

Howarth

(Se v Opal ) (-12 Fandang

J

JC Kob (KU V HAP

A

RM

CRC & CCC;

J Mathieson

^

P Perrin

Novy)

D

1 Patchard

(opt v Se 1

isane Nory & Beer

A Brug (Cumm

+

Kerma

FROU & Com

Score.

Chinese

OCCASIONALS

Hest, bian

hunn, e Monson, bung

Pierce, na mat Singter. b tean.

6-án, Køb tabutut six wirkels for 24 | Gorely, a Kol

run and holding three uthers Vaulters, 1 Lenn

3 42 for 6 prosotud bak of nine, twn, Hanson, ti Hong-C505

of these off the bowling of Hanser, Lean Ant

4-345

4.32

* 37

V KCC) 440 with 21 at it and task two

SECOND DIVISION

Dowdin (Comm, v KCC)

ניוול

SIXTY YEARS A

59

COACH

Chance For Youth In British Badminton

London, Nov. 13.-Badminton officials, realising that the game in Britain is not making the same pro- gress as in other countries, and that new stars are needed, are giving youth its chance in the coming sca-

son.

For the first time there will be a Junior Champion- ship for players under 18, which will probably tako placo in London in January,

Before then in the interna- tional trials at Nottingham,

WORLD SHOOTING oficinis will keep a careful eye

CHAMPIONSHIPS

on some of the lesser known

teams. players in the county This may result in some poten- tal stars being found to whom

Tito's Guerillas the necessary help and

Do Well At

Buenos Aires

couragement may be given.

–HANDICAPPED

Q

Badminton has been and stil is handicapped by lack of sulf- able halls, but that alone is not

Buenos Aires, Nov. 12-responsible for the fact

that

On the basis of unofficial re- since 1943 British players, have sults. Sweden appeared to be had a bad time against foreign A sure winner of the Man-competitors.

It is realised by Brilish bad- nerheim Cup for the service minton officinis that in order to rifle today in the windup of regain, it ever possible, her the international shooting worldwide pre-eminence, Britain must bring to the game the high- matches here.

technical eMetency SUB active as he enters his 60th year as a football coach, Advisory Conch Yugoslavia

sprung the big-powered

of the Malayans, indians, Danes Amos Alonzo Stagg, Sr., and his son Amos Alonzo Stagg, Jr. head conch, give gest surprise of the 1940 cand Americans, to name but four

the icading countries. Their Susquehanna players a few last-minute instructions before they take the test, following close on the keels

of the Swedish beam. The ot field. The elder Stagg, almost as old as football itself, has kept pace with chang-Swiss come

third and did not Reuter. hide their feelings at seeing the proflatency of "Tito's guerillas." who had been practiently in Visible

since they finve been

who niso hoped for first or second plaen with their awn Mauser model, And there Wha came fourth,

te kelihood the oflein! re- cuits would change the stand- ings much. Mic Argentines, walked away with the

ing game through the years.

More Foreign Soccer Teams

For England Next

Next Year

By VERNON MORGAN

London, Nov. 12,--The greatest gathering of soccer stars ever to visit Britain is expected in 1951. In that year between the months of May and September there will be held the Festival of Britain to celebrate a hundred years of British culture and in connection with this festival, foreign football teams are being invited to Belial,

Sir Stanley Reus, Secretary of the Football Association, is the man behind the invitation. He told the Festival Committee that he thought this would prove the an ideal opportunity of welcoming to England football teams from all over world, especially those who had been the hosts of Britain over the past years and to whom it had not been possible to repay the hospitality by a return match.

**

Festival Committee, normally tour abroad in the Wales and Scotland agreed to the idea and asked off-season, will be naked if they terested in the scheme and they

like Stanley to sound foreign wouki

past too might join in to make 1051 repay

history of leana ne to their ability to cane bospitality.

alatedmark in the in London during the first two, 10 to understood

both British sorver.--Reuter, weeks in May.

Sir

The time of the year might

12 to be very suitable for muity

20untries as 11 is normally tim

4

K varly for them but doubtles

those enundere. invited will con

10

Canal

Handj

Hong-hoy Stewart, tp Zimmern, b Hong-

$1

Amann.

who

1- Derasionally:

the 2nd

1

X1.

Store, hat wat

A

top or

In the mate h

Extran

Total

517

wurkela fr

เธ FD in 2017

Being Analyalı

3 t

M

ft

I'

H

1037

12

43

+

4

30 19

52 13

Teh couldn't quites Art In

the wickets at Leande arnong messed himself up with a encket 12 het, stents of whet found way up through the hel

FULL OF RUNS Crabgengower were 110 for six

ורז תן ]

COMBINED CHINESE

Zammeri, b Stepto

1. Twang, thw Stepto

J Koti, Teret b Vapslar 1

Kth, not out

George Hong Choy knocked up ghest 03 5

1. Younesaye, b Pieter

10 in the Senior ot the Ave

Four highest knocks so far have conne

Valley

Gurley, Pierce

SEM

BATTING Ilux

Koh

(IRC

Hung-Chow

RND

Coulthstock Comm.

Hlavi

#

Tong-Choy, b Stepto

KC)

68

IA, Tyrer

A B Osmund (Reer, v

RAF)

M Teh, ruin nu!

48*

Th

U (1 White (Kec

al une sage ngarst the IRC 15 all out and finished with

Nonson, b Stepi

LA

(tamm)

44

M. D. Marshal) (HAF 'v

Rees

40

'T

A Mador (KCC v

Comm.)

38

68 for the turd

the NEWNOD

Division

31*

11

Dbabber

(KGVS

HKU)

31

fin Latusen

tr

club's

Aldridge

KCC)

(Comm.

30

BOWLING

A

- gntant the Army WI not

against the ? out

Rumah Optima by K, M wid 80 not out by George Souza Commandos being Again the

Sirpto

Tyter

Pierce

Vansittart

7-67

the other three.

Owen (Comm. v KCC)

6-45

A. Ebrahim (INC

RND)

5-20

Hurst (RAF v Recr.)

6-38

(KOVS

IIKU)

4.1

R. Osmund (Recr. v RAF)

B. Dhabber

BATTING:

The IRC demonstrated quite convincingly that its botting was

sider the matter very carefully jafute refusSINK.

MOST DESERVING Obviously no! every мxter 122 country In the world

invited The Football Associa

understood to be mak- are #Don

Ing their lovitelions on the ima of those most deserving mutch in England. It has never bevera

fur the Football puty Association to

return mantelics with ront ries who bove exterviesi hospitality English touring teams.

4

נו! ft

10

They i want to come and play in England and theidentally.

to Become the first continental lepin UNITE

team to lower

10

that

in-

Sweden Reaches The World Cup Final

Dublin, Nov. 13-Sweden beat Eire by three goals

here.

nere.

The Argentines,

however,

TOURISTS

BIG SCORE

IN "TEST"

New Delhi, Nov. 12. The

ludividual skeet shooting, taking Commonwealth cricket tour-

fifth and (first, second,

sixthing team put themselves in came recond places Uruguay

and Sweden third, United unassailable position with

Press.

SERVICE RIFLE EVENT Ductioa

In score of 608 for 8 wickets second at the end of the Aires, Nov. 131 day's play in their unofficial Erbern.

the Test against Indin here. The of Sweden, won Ride Service

Event in the match continues tomorrow World Shooting Championships

here with 520 points, Another and Monday.

The Commonwealth team in Swede, W. Fresstell, was second

ave houty" play to-day

added with 520 and E. Villeta, of

324 runs for six wickets to their Brazil, WIN third! with 610

overnight score of 204 for two. points.

Normai Oldfeld, who was 110

ings this not out overnight, continued his Innings

and his morning, murdy knock ended when, with

won Sweden

the Service Rifle From Championship with

points. 2,534

Yugoslavia second with 2,481 points Swit- zerland was third with 2,480 the total at 352, Hazare bowled him for 151 collected in six and Reuter.

a half hours.

THE WEEK-END SCOREBOARD

Football

FIRST DIVISION

to one in the World Soccer Cup match here this after- Kitchco noon and thus qualified for the final stages of the com- Polleo petition to be held in Brazil, Sweden led by 2-0 at half- time.

Army

Navy

Club

thla

Ho was dropped twice again al- morning, receiving together four lives" in his in- nings, which included one fre and 14 fours.

The Indian pace bowler, Thedkar, and spliner, Nayudu, two

htt

phared yesterday's

day. They

wickets, captured two each to- bowled extremely well on An easy paced wicket that gave them tle help.- 1 Reuter.

Commandos 1

KMB

2

1

+

Eastern

2

S. China

4

ДАГ

3 CAA

2

1

5 Police

2

Navy

2

Kliches

Yard Poltes Eastern St Joseph's Army

Sollellor

4 CAA

Sweden gave Eire, who included 10 English League St Joseph's

SECOND DIVISION players, un objecf lesson In the arts of football. Their forwards, who gomlined beautifully and found each News Vendors 12 Dockyard other with low ground passes, at times went through FCA the Eire defeneg with astonishing speed.

the colours of England on Women's Hockey P

High

Neighbours Eire accomplished

#1 Lean, is Pierce

Extras

Toini

123

5Jewling Anaiyals

W

1

3 ability.

0 10

the feat for the first tune this

vrar

Ti deully has been lo docide the most deserving cases their footballlog coupled with

AN OPPORTUNITY There

on the slow side by being only Torquay Tourney invite several over at the same

Interests

The Soviet

London, Nov.

13. The second

"

4 University & Club HOW THEY STAND First Division

Kilcheo Anny KMB

Goats

4

3

0

PWOLFA Pts

0 0 0 25 1 10 31 7 2 2 38 1 10 7 0 0 1 30 7 12 1 2 1 22 15 12

a 2 19

13 23 28

4 10 15

St Joseph's Eastern 6. Chloa

Paited

Club

CAA Navy Commandos

penalty

Kwong Wah

A

News Vendors Klichea

Second Division

Eiro D3 1 team never coin- pared with their opponents.

the Swedish inside- right, playing in his first full International, scored after only four minutes and went on to Marin hattrick. complete

Koal seured Eire's

during the half

penally from Union Soviet

is showing kick.

Sweden had won the first leg signs of venturing further of the match,

beating Etre in inst June, also by is an opportunity to into international sport, the Stockholm

trend town.de recognising tres goals to one--Reuter.

FRENCH BEAT CZECHS Ume, thought Sir Stanley, and international sporting bodies, 83 runs for three-wickets when

Nov. 13 Paris, Torquay. stumps were drawb.

so he is going ahead. The coun- though slight, is definite. 13.-Igor Optimists were all out for B8 Rinkel, Dutch tennis star, play tries to whom invitations are to

The Russians' latest interest scored eight minutes after the ed in two finals of the Covered extended remain something n

France to enabled direction 18, this

rather kick-off Courts Tournament on Satur day. He won one and lost the tugal must be on the list,

of a secret, but obviously Par- surprisingly, women's hockey, beat Czechoslovakin by 1-0 in

International here Eastern They have approached alter.

International Federation It is also understood that Ar-

of this afternoon.

A crowd of 45,000 spectators Army gentina are to be invited and Women's Hockey Associations, about prsibly some of the countries requesting Information

saw Jean Baratte, the French AF who have played in England not the organisation's rules and centre-forward, score the win-Talkoo

Navy ning goal in a match which was

5. Joseph'n so very long ago. France and general details, of the women's

marted

numerous free Prisons by Belgiuin for instance.

hockey.

ilcks,

Solicitors be

Police The French

Wis team

CAA in attack. Yard Follca

League Cricket Averages

G A. Souza (CCC)

K. M. Kumfahın (CCC)

G. N. Gosano (Recreio)

E N. Gambril} (RAF)

O, J. Kerr (Scorpions)

N. E. Arthy (Optimiste- j

F. A. Weiler (Scorpions)

G. ilong Choy (CCC)

Qualification: 100 runs.

BOWLING:

luns.'N,O. Runs H. S. Aver,

2 150

Zareces

Nov.

Teamed with George Oakley he won the Men's Doubles by whipping two Davis Cuppers, Geolf Palsh, Britain's No. 2 and Veteran Dou Butler, 4-6, 6-1

50.00

6-4,

1

194

48.00

104

37 34.60

101

33.00

1 1

138

27.75 27.00 22.20

1/1

Those countries would

The idea

the

a

But before they could become

In the Mixed Doubles Anal,

de probable opponents for Eng-aminted to the Federation they Vaish and Jean Querlier

land's first icam. feated Hinkel and Mrs

offret would have to form a na- Mury Sir Stanley Rous is that matches tonal association. Halford. 0-4, 3-0, 0-5.—-Ass(~

should be played at all levels. ciated Press,

and teams one to be invited to play England's "B" team.

22.20 Dublin Wrestling

Overs Maidens Runs Wkts, Aver,

17

15 90 R4 12

1. C. Corfeld (Army)

47.3

A. L. Snaith (Optimists)

27.3

A. R. Minu (IRC)

45.4

11 112 14

0.00 7.00 8.00

F. Howarth (Scorpions)

77.1

16 185 ཏུཏྟཱ 8.04

R. E. Lee (KCC)

36

17

100

་ག ་

8.30

G. N. Gosano (ftecreio)

31.3

45.5

130

13 10.00

L. White (B. Navy)

43

129

12 10:00

48.

12 138 13 10.61

Graves (Commandos))

A. Briggs (Commandos)

Qualification: 10 wickets, (aP;

07 11 0.01

SAFE GUESS

NOT TIME ENOUGH

EDCUIT

PCA

9. China

superior, especially The Czech forward, Kokateln, Club..... was outstanding in the vsiting University teanReuter.

AUSTRIANS WIN

Dockyard

Hockey

Vienna, Nov. 13-Austria's Army

It is extremely unlikely that the Russians would have suffi cient time in which to qualify International "B" team bent Commandos It is a safe guess that Finland, for membership before the ble the Yugoslav "B" side by three AF***** Dublin, Nov. 13. The

and Holland will be International tournament to be goals to one at the Vienna Kserein "B" winners of Irish wrestling titles Norway

asked to come over to repay held in conjunction with the Stadium here today.-Reuter. KITO in Dublira On Saturday night

fourth Couference of their hospitality last year. were:

lit Federation

Juliannesburg Feather: E. Canter, Ireland, J.

Leading clubs are also to Do Taylor, England and E. Sands, asked to consider taking this next June.

Russia's Interest in women's England.

opportunity of asking back come

coincides with the hockey

the

BADMINTON

Shanghailanders

Tonight

Light: E, Rostrand, Denmark. of the clubs of the countries complets rehobliftation of the Weltert H. Hansen, Denmark. I which they have in the past sport since the war years. The

land.

Navy

Army

3 Recreio

The

INNINGS CLOSED

Commonwealth cricket icam declared their arst innings closed at the overnight total of 008 for eight wickets and India scored 89 for four wickets be- fore lunch on the third day of the Bist unofcial Test maten.

India, without the gervices of Vijay Merchant, their skipper, who fractured his right hand while fielding yesterday, made a disastrous start on a wicket which continued to be easy.

con Sarwale's dismissal off the third ball of the Innings with-

out a run scored was watched a Sunday crowd of 20,000 by people. Mantri and Modi, play-

dim ing apparently wilbout culty, took the score to. 40, at which point both were disirs- ed.

ANOTHER BLOW

the dismissal of Hazare, the act- Ing captain.

Phadkar and Adhikari, bat- confidence, ting with suprema remained together for the two

hours between lunch and tea, during which time they added 10122 runs.

0

G Paks 8. C. 2

1 HKC

3 Nomads

1

0

4 Dutch

Chand Tara HOW THEY STAND

PW D L F A Dia

6 0.9.20 3 16 2 21 18 11 02 20:13 10

40 5

Commander KITC

Steccelo

nar

Meet University International Federation

now

Nomads

Recreio "1" R. Navy XKHC

University

Middle: C. Shaod, Switzer-visited,

Teams like Manchester City,

embraces 18. member nations, Heavy: Richmond, England.-Arsenal, Everton and Newcastle each representing thousands of Associated Press.

to name but four clubs, who, .clubs.

In England lone, nearly 2,000

Thie defending champions, Pak 9.r. clube over affiBased to the Hongkong University will be Polica National Association and only seen in action against the Dutch lack of Newfields prevents Shanghailanders; in the Men's YMCA more clubs, coming forward "A" Division badminton match Chand Tata

Reuter.

at Pokfulum today commencing

Choose Mister Conquest

M

ED THE MCGINK DEPARTS FOR DUEL

TO FULFIL THE SCORPIONS ORDERS

BRING 'EM BLACK ALIVE, DA

...AND IN DUBLIN

BUT THERE'S ONLY ONG PERSON I REALY

WANT TO SES;

IS SPOTTED BY RENO,

SO KE CHO

COME WITH MER

AFTER ALL

VAY

London rnrows, dervice"

ITALIAN HORSE SHOW VICTORY

Softball

A

ID 20 7

5 14 51 10.18 3

1 00 B

Cumban- ..

Daredevils

17 Paka

4 Mncapa

at 7 pm and some close games MEN'S SENIOR LEAGUE Bould be witnessed,

THE TEAMS

Chung, Wali 1o cheros Shanghailanders: S. K. Howe, UB. Navy B Gillies, Edwin Tsol, Robert

Canadians Zurich, Nov. 13-Lieutenant sal, S. Saul and Blu Funk Panda Pietro d'Inzero, of Italy, ridingplayers to, meet 0.30 p.m. Desting. won the eliminating Star Ferry). jumping contest for the Swiss University: K, S. Low, S, A. Grand Prix here toaleht in & Vanar, H. T. Heah, T. B. Teoh, Beld of 62 riderlied the second J. C. Koh, M. Yeow

French

and third places. P

Britain's Colonel

Hare

Llewellyn; who rode Foxhunter, came in th after, a Swedish entrant

OTHER MATCHES

HK

Davebollers

Men's "A" Division Rearelo v. Kowloon Dock Kowloon Tong v. RAF. St. Teresa "B" v. University. Lieutenant Breull, of France, St. John's v. St. Teresa "A" won the Limmat Prize on Raye Rosary Church Club Tip V des Cadres in a field of 63 Chinese YMCA, 20 Hiders Beute Val HIDRAG Homefolks VAC,

0 Braves

They were robbed of many core runs by smart felding.

When tea was taken at 211 for four, the unfinished ninth wicket stand had realised 135. Indla At the close of play, had scored a total of 250 for Ave wickets in her first innings ngainst the tourists. Reuter.

GENEVA TENNIS

TOURNEY?

Geneva, Nov. 13-Gottfried Von Cramm, the German lawn tennia ace of the thirties, was la sparkling form when winning both the Men's Singles and Doubles titles in the Geneva Covered Courts Championships today.

"Thanks largely to his service superiority, he bent Marcel Ber- nard, the French Davis Cup player, by 7-, 8-1 and 0-2 in the Singles final and then paired with Jack Harper, of Australla, to defeat Franjo Puncee, former

Yugoslav International Fritz Weiss, of Austria, by 6-3, 10-0 and 0-2 for the Doubles

and

Mme Boutin, of France, win the final of the Women's Singles, and with Milo Ducos, of Franco, 3they took the Women's Doubles

event Reuter.

10

18

(Game forfelted to Braven) MEN'S JUNIOR LEAGUE Pandaa

2 Bravta Delawares 8 Overseas) Rexes 10 Griffins · Buckhawks 6. Aces *Spartans * 4" Ngumen

(After Dinnings) * Add - Ladies”: Senior League Wildcat Piraten LADIES JUNIOR LEAGUE White Fanje 14 Cloveru

·SWEDISH TEAM

ON ITS WAY.

Rome, Nov. 13. The Swedish football team Helsinkborg, en route to India and Hongkong to play,

Jocal teams, arrived in Home tonight by. plane, i The. team was scheduled to leave for Calro on Monday morning. 8 United Press. Edw

Page 5Page 6