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'ALL-ENGLAND BADMINTON CHAMPIONSHIPS

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, THURSDAY, MARCH 2, 1950.

WONG PENG-SOON HAS NO TROUBLE ADVANCING TO QUARTER-FINALS

London, Mar. 1.-Wong Peng-soon, the Malayan ace, who is fa- voured to win the singles title of the All-England Badminton Champion- ships, which opened in the vast Empress Hall arena at Earl's Court here this afternoon, beat J. H. Kellett, the Cheshire Champion, 15-3, 15-1 in the second round.

Siow Watt-soon, a little Malayan law student from Singapore, was beaten 15-4, 15-1 in the second round by England's No. 2, II. R. Marsland.

Wong Peng-soon gave a taste of his strength when he won his first match very easily in 13 minutes against Kellett. The spectators who had gathered near baffling his this court saw the Malayan champion win as he pleased, completely bespectacled British rival throughout.

Whether it was placing the shuttle to the corners, flicking it just over the net or smashing with some brilliant back-handers, the Malayan was the complete

master.

In the first game he ran to 7-1 before losing the service, but got it back immediately and was 9-1 before netting an attempted drop shot. He netted another and Kellett won two quick points, but then Wong, with a beautiful drive to Kel- Jett's back-hund, regained the service and went away to take the necessary points for a 15-3 win.

Kellett

had taken off his clash with Jonson, the diminu- sweater when his rival led 13-3, five Swedish Champion, in his Throughout the mantel, Woogopenbat match. Beld well to kept his sweater on and he lake 12 points off his formidable never once looks! furried, but opponent.

who had Two other Indians Kellett was a tired man long

entered, V. Chander and A. before the end.

from Varma, were peralched the compellion.

BALLET MASTER

BEATS FREDERIKSEN

The tiny five-foot player from Stockholm beat his compatriot, Ingemar Eliasson, 15-12, 15-12 in the third round.

QUARTER-FINALISTS

The other third round mat- tonight. In cher wire played

Danish the Poul Holm, the

Mars- Champion, defeated. 11. land. England's No. 2, by 15-0, 15-12. The quarter-final oppon In between shots Wong was marter. daurlog ke ballet

ent will be the seeded Swede, London, Mar, 1-Wong Peng-Inge Blomberg, who had a third vating up and always never

elive. He ran away with the sunn, the Malayan ace, took his round win over J. froadhurst, Arat five points in the second appointed place in the quarter of England, by 15-3, 15-3.

of the All-England

The fifth player to enter the game but the "huttle caught the finals

quarter-final was Joern Skaa- top of the net and dropped the Badminton Champlon: hips,

eded Dane, who beat wrong way forele toiue played at the Empress

at Earl's Couri to lay. Kant Alamiren, of Sweden, change

lefeated

when

Hall

Mus

15-6.

Hoerke Would Wong beat Jonson he

Kellett won a point but the Frederiksen, of Denmark. 15-3, Malayan Great regained the 15-8. initially and swashed his way to a 10-1 lead

match

Lalmost certain to come up in the semi- against Skaarup

before losing Wong's third round get duel and the rerefee at japin 4 Frederiksen tarted bare finals on the Dane has no seed- 20 minutes, the Malayan stard opponent barring his path to four, F. W. Pra, the the last

13-1.

He Inmediately not it back winning with plenty in hand seeded Irish Champion, having

never fully extended two fine placings out of He was

seach won lin the and again played throughout been scratched,

A

fwith his sweater on,

all having cond round

players,

ant

other challenger. Malaya's Kellett' match.

Choong Ewe-Joong, has a com- Caly third round The diminutive Sinw,

finer accuracy Wong's

and paratively

against the stands

hamil- five feet, wh

better positioning told against match tomorrow reach capped in height n

hard-hulthu Frederiksen, only surviving Engilaman, W. against Mandan, a six-fontere Marsland, playing

cool he was alway ready to come Rean,

Danish players dominated the Women's Singles, methodical game and pincing his to the net. phots well won fairly comforta-

Wang's placement had the comfortable ly in 20 intnutes.

Dane puzzled and forced him wina

Frederiksen! Two other Danish into many errors. often let shots no because hej 16 Jensen and Joern Skaarup. Jensen defeated third round, thought they were out, but they both seeded, won through to the found their mark merringly.

de his Test to his compatriot, Arve Loorman, Frederiksen

by aggressive 15-9, 15-7 in the second routat aftorking methods at every up while Skaarup, who had a first portunity but could not take round bye, ako beat another Dane, reben Dalbelsteen, who Boerge Frederike on. the Wong but of his stride

retirest in the third game with 15-0, B-15, Skaarup loding B-D-Reuter.

Siow had trouble with his footwork and let many witsers when he thought that they were unde, I fought hard and gallantly but could not! break down Marland's stearly free this rames

game.

Danish International arul Dau-

les Champion of his country. i beat the Egli International. Slate, 16-7, 15-3 in the d round.

DANE FICHTS BACK

The Malayan Champions Tonk- ed as if he wond romp through the match in double quick time Rame, Another Molavan student to after winning the first

Danes in th Tondon, L.T.E. Lee, the wine but

Cecond the

two points, but

her of the restricted singles in tought back when 0-6 down. He Wont Bart work's Surrey Champion- gained

hip, was beaten 15-8, 15-8 by was soon again on top and went Knut Malmeren, of Sweden, In to 10-3 before the lane aned? the reconal sound.

Janother winner,

Ciyaite Jaya, who fooddretint]

Ewe-kron, of Ma-

ner, but he took 4-14 and

Frederiksen 11

In the quarter-finals held on until finally

losing the first game by 15-6,

inte

TONIGHT'S CHESS

THIRD

FAVOURITE

Cantering to the starting post Monaveen, the steeplechaser jointly owned by the Queen and Princess Elizabeth has now been made third favourite for the Grand National next month. Riding him here is his jockey for the race A. Grantham.-Express.

Compared To Baseball Players BRITAIN'S SOCCER STARS ARE LIKE PAUPERS

Eleven top-class soccer players can be placed in the field at a total yearly cost, in wages, bonuses and benefits of about £680 each, or, say £7,500 in all. It would cost more than 20 times that figure to bring into action America's "gold dust" baschall side of nine.

My colleague Frederick Cook, who sends figures from New York, gives tho total earnings as £182,000, made up like this.

Henrichi Yankees, Tommy £15,000; Jackie Robinson, Dodgers £12,000; George Kell, | Tigers, £12,000; Lou Houdreau, Indians, £22,000: Ted Williams, Red Sox, £42,000: Joe Dimag

is Yankees, £33,000; Ralph Kiner, Pirates, £22,000; Birdie Tebbels, Red Sox, £8000; Hal Newhouser, Tiger £16,000.

£270 A MATCH

EDITE

£23,000. Total prize money Williama has just signed at awarded in major events lost the highent wage In barebail | year was £27,840. history-£370 every time he Tournament-tongh American plays,

Ryder Cup players who came

You can pay the whole play-over in September must have ing stuff, 30 to 40 men, of an looked on British money events English

for less chickenfeed. Prize money in soccer club than half what Williams alone

10 United States events plan- ned for this year is £233,000. receives

Just indness, you may ray, Two of the richest tournaments star more each put up more than £17,- to pay a baseball than our Prime Minister, Arch-400.

Many of the big purses are bishop of Canterbury and other

the by

Amerkan great dignitaries combined. And provided

Feitler-35 this year give £100,- so it sounds.

000. This is a sideline of goif which has yet to be developed. in England

GOLF'S GOLD TRAIL

The gold trull will soon be golf professionals. calling tho

AUSTRALIAN BOXING COMMITTEE DECIDES

UC

KRAHWINKEL AGAIN

The news that Mrs

lish stars, Mrs Jean

amateur and Spurs professional, has four sons, "who," says he, "will not took at a noccer ball." All play rugby; one or two are usually In the

team.

High

Oxford RFC

COST OF COLP

costs worry golfers in the USA as well ng here. Call- fornian Johnny Dawson, лепті- Analist In the United States Amateur last September, Faya

these ure causing: many ne players either to quit compell tions or turn professional.

Here is how he lists charges; caddie fees at £1 per round (which is double the cost here), golf balls at by. (against 3s. Od.), clubs from £3 10 £5, canvas caddie bags at £0, Increased club

dues, higher prices for meals and drinks. HERO'S PLACE UNCERTAIN There is not much doubl that †David Jennens, hero of last

sensational year's

University Boat Race, will not stroke

agains. Cambridge

ngain

Oxford

April 1, Hylton

Cleaver tell me.

Last year Jennena stroked

Hilde Cambridge to a tant-gam vic-

City headquarters of their nee saelation are shaping 13 mjor for tournaments

comtur: Sperling, at the age of 42, han tory after being behind all the season which apart from the beaten in turn two of our Eng-way.

Walker.

But Jenneng is likely to take Open and Trish championships. will bring

than Smith and Miss Joan Curry In them more

a turn at stroke next month, so the Danish championships is a that the coaches can rest J. L. sad-reflection—on the procent M. Griek-in-the-comparatively- state of English lawn tennis, carefree seat at "2. Rarely

A far back as

1941 MI can it have happened that co Sperling, then Mies Krahwinkel brilliant" a stroke as Jenaeus changed from German to could be replaced by one even Danish on marriage--was run- more remarkable, Bus there It ner-up at Wimbledon, beaten by 1. Cilli Aussem. She was finalist Crick

broke Henley's All- nyain-in-1930, beaten-by- Helen-time- record, -and-will-live-be-- Jacobs.

hind him, when ho takes on Oxford, most of the Lady Mar- garet men who were with him then.

Doctor's Check-Up Just Before A Fight Is

Not Sufficient Safeguard

BY ERIC RIEL

Sydney A special Boxing Committee has recommended state government control of fighters, managers and promoters in Australia, but some critics denounce

after the death, the proposal. The Committee was formed Victorian Lightweight Champion Archie Kemp in a title bout with Jack Hassen at Sydney Stadium.

Round

Miss Dorothy (now Mrs Little) did not And Mr Speelingt too good for her at her best. You can draw from thin your own conclusions.

NOT A RECORD

Peter

It is flaimed that uine inter- national rugby caps in residence at one Ume, as with Oxford this season, is a record for either university. This is not so.

I 1934 Cambridge had Ken

Wilfrid Fylle.

Wixoller, Clift Jones, Charles Dick, Candler, Arthur last September, of

Rees, Johnny Johnstone, Graham Parker, D.

G. A. Walker, Ronald Brown, Murray, Tommy Kemp and Graham Meikle all up at the same time. Kemp was the only and freshman, Meikle, Walker Brown did not gain Blues but they were given their caps Just the same.

The committee's report said examination by a doctor just before n fight is not sufficient safeguard for a boxer suffering from TB, VD or a number of other ailments. It proposed case histories be set before a doctor several days before a examination, including fight, and that every boxer undergo a thorough medical X-ray, at stated intervals.

Tom Mandre, trainer of grant as an act of grace," the do. Doxing is a sport in which British Empire

chances have to be taken and Middleweight report said.

said Champion Dave Sands,

When Archie Kemp died last from which abuses cannot easily establishment of a bexit eon-year, a pubile fund was opened be excluded," commented the Both the lenders in the board in Austridia would and several benefit bouts staged Sydney Morning Herald in an

beneft the sort. He urged if in Sydney and Melbourne to editorial on the report.

for his young tournament for the Cham-should be based on the Britt rare money

widow and son. pionship of the Kowloon system. Chess Club meet tough op- position in the 11th round

NOBODY CARES

said,

NONSENSICAL?

Leading Sydney trainers sup- that port the recommendation injured professionals should be compensated by the government under the Worker's Compensa-

will clash with Nils Jonton, the the tournament's her joint Mapraised the English system and Impractical." he said. "The Jack Dunleavy remarked.

then tightened up his seeded Swedish Champion.

fame and held a five points lead

01

second game. the

but the

hin

Swede gradually pulled

back to level at seven all. BADMINTON

accuracy

Malayan then lost a lot of his and In a bad spell thereafter gained only one more point.

CHOONG WINS

TOURNEY

In an

Of these, five played for Eng- Innd five for Scotland and three for Wales. And in that year Cambridge beat Oxford by 29 points to 4.

FAGG WILL PLAY Arthur Fan. Kent's opening batsman will be at for cricket next seasoIL

-{Loniton Express Service)

COLONY TENNIS

MARATHON

MATCHES

There were some mara- first thon matches in the round of the Colony's Men's Doubles Championship lust night.

The match between T. J. Gould and I. Agafuroff and J. B. Hawthorn and J. V. Sellora went to 30 games in the first two sets. By that time Ught was so bad that it was decked to replay the match on Friday.

Gould and Agafuroff won the Arst set 11-9, but lost the second 4-6.

מון

In the match between Eddie Chan and Lau Kai and F. II. Kwok and M. Chan 36 games He has left

result the West Kendavere p played and

after An reaches). Chan and Lau won Hospital, Maldstone

the Arst set 6-4, lost the second operation for hernia. Soon he

6-8 and the will have made a complete re.

score was 0-0 in when it was de- · the final seÍ covery.

elded to replay the match at o later date.

CONTRARIWISE

Despite the close fights, tho standard of play was extremely low. The manin fault was that it wes negative, few playern

Rugby to soccer-Jimmy Smith, who captained the City of Oxford School at rugby, became leading Roal-scorer at centre-forward for Headington United's Southern League team.making any attacking shota,

results were: M. Other Soccer

rugby-Charite Walters,

Oxford City Heenan and H. A. Ayres beat R. Y. K. Ng and C. M. Chang 6-0, G-2;

In

old

COMMONWEALTH 113 FOR ONE

i sveded, secured many errors and failed to pull star, who 1ong win over up to the Malayan the Each Internatiom, R... doninated the last few rallies The Dane has been a farly

"Under the present system in John Wren, managing director Winsheld, by 15-12, 15-5.

which is being played at regular choice for Danish Inte

#1 boxer tsaf Stadiums Ltd. Melbourne, re-tian Act. In his watch with the Swede, national teams since 1947. the Peninsula Hotel tonight. Australia, when

"Many boys never get to the H. Klinghardt has the blacklinirhed, he is finishert. Nobody futed the formation of a Boxing

cares what happens to him Authority as "nonsensical.” arrears is longest at the Doubles and I was 13 points in

costales

ring, because they are knocked against A. Biriukoff, who scar- before he gained his feet win-won the All-Ragland

"The whole thing's ridiculous silly in the gymnasiums," trainer the store to it in 1948.

Winged a spectacular viery aget except a few personal frienda,"

The Inst serious propusni to leader, R. W. Borsodi,

for trainers,overnment might as well form where nit managers,

a controlling body earlier round.

boxing was made in 1939, but of boxers, promoters and agents are Commission to control fout form ex-Champion Borsudi,

He said the scheme, all or cricket." after the licensed. admitted

"There are, of course, limits was shelved because of the war. Trinidad

arranging cut- with a

a board he was that

and to what a board of control could United Press. game

Kromines for champions

"seems manoeuvred. As Biriukoff has

to been in form lately with another picking the fights

Carvalho Work smoothly and has helped victory over Johnny on Tuesday night and is at his the boxing gaine considerably."

The clean-up Committee's re- best against the best opposition, it is not unlikely that he will port also insists that control be most extended to practice bouts in Sane keen and competitive score the tournament's

gymnasiums, where inrx- matches were witnessed at the coveted "double,

Borsod! has black against V.perienced men often get injured. Kowloon Cricket Club last night

It also wants the government when more games in the Colony Zrinsky, who on Tuesday night

in nine to amend legislation to cover Championships were played.

first match last hi

or failing Following were the results:

fund for In- Scheibaya Singles--A. Sales best starts against P. K. Prokopov, professional boxers, Yar Kar-kre by 15-3, 13.0; lenzin and that on a bad sealed move. that, establish a game took 17 minutes, but only saw beat Frankle Xavier 15-0, 15-3: Prokopov, as a result, was soon jured fighters.

for the hefte beat Yau Tai-hay 15-12

At the present time, Australian seven were necessary

twe pawns up and had an easy

boxers who are injured in a Malayan

the second and 15-9.) to take

Junior Men's Doubles-A. A. Re- win.

receive only such com- game.

Zirinsky is, on the debit side,fight medier and A. L. Nery beat 1.

as "promoters

may Both players wore slacks over Bocha and . Guteries 14-17. 15-7

on par with Borsodi and Kling-pensation the start, but and 17-10; F. M. Buzaro and D. their short at

are, two they removed thrin when Brown beat M. Cut and A. Jhardt, being, as they Choong

6-3. Hemedios 11-7, 12.13 and 17-10. Trading WIS

Double-Miga

Margaret point down. A victory tonight Choong, far more accurate

Xavier and Sirs II. F. Gonsalves would place him in an excel- his placings, ran way to 12-3 beat Mrs Mt. Chow and Mrs Lent position for the Champlon- before losing another

Other matches on tonight's programme are Jacob Rainier v P. K. Prokopov and E. M. Mar- chetti Engene Tausz.

HOW THEY STAND

In his match with Wingfield, Choong seemed to use the rat game to sum up his opponent

hodding! as he was obviously

This something

in

and two point

reserve.

service

The Malayan went to 14-6, but then netted an easy return and in double quick time the Englishman

ht

1.airs

Hentai 15- and 15-0.

Sentor Men's Single-Bill Funk ship tears K. Howe 15-1 and 13-5.

FIXTURES

of his opponent's reach to remain Khan v. J. da

the service and

winner of the game with a de- licate drop shot.

to 14-2 before Wingdeld won three quick potuis, but the Englishman never looked like making a fight of it,

DANES THROUGH

8.30 p...

F. Tai 41. X. L. Lut; 9.30 pt Junior Mixed Doubles) 11. J. Xa-

W D L PIA

RUGBY LEAGUE

England Beats Wales 11-6

Wigan, Mar. splendid second

IN REPLY TO CEYLON'S 166

Colombo, Mar. 1.-The Commonwealth cricket touring team had scored 113 runs for the loss of one wicket in reply to a Ceylon XI's Arst innings total of 166 by the close of play here today on the first day of their two-day match.

The half-century innings and a bright knock of 29 saved the Ceylon XI, which included three schoolboys, from total collapse. C. Gunasekera played a-spark Hug innings for 53, including 10 fours, in just over an hour.

was out

R. B. Wijesinghe hit a captain's knock of 51 with six fours, and when trying to force the pace, S. Jayasinghe, a 19-year-old student, batted brightly before being bowled by a full toss with his score at 29.

Oldfield, booking Gunasekera is 50 in 103 George Tribe, the Australian, over, mistining a hook off Tribe] took three wickets for 47 and for Livingston ot deep fine leg for four, reached

He had then hit five fours. George Pope, former England to run 10 yards and make a minutes.

Smith. bowler, and Rny

the good catch.

At the close the score was 131 for the loss of one wicket. Essex all-rounder, each claimed

Reuler. two at a cost of six and 40 respectively. 1. — A

half rally gave England a deserved

GOOD LENGTH Good length bowling by the victory over Wales by 11 ceylon side had the Commun- 15 points (one goal, three tries) sean batsmen in some difficul-

4 6

2 4

212

the Colony following Are The nan had smashed in six

Badminton Champlomaip fixtures winners to draw up to 12-14.

for today and tomorrow: Malayan rallied The

Today at KGV School. - 7

Singles) Y.. Klinghardt (Schoolboys forces, put the shuttle well outp

Luz; 7.30 p.m... W. Borsod! J. Pomeroy. V. Zirinsky (Schoolboy Singles ran out the Jr. v. A. A. D01 Remedios; # 91, E. Tausz

Schoolboys Singles Wong Cheeng

Carter Yee V. Tas Chew ican or Edward W. C. Y.

Junior R. C. Danenberg. In the second some he went ixed Doubles) 1. M. Santes &

Dirlukoff is 3. Remedios v. 3. Koo & Miss

9 p.m.. Juntor Men's L. Schure M. Y

P. de Carvaibo. Doubles) (1. Lum & H. Saw v. 11. P. K. Prokopov

Ramler vier & Mrs A. M. Compos v. A. L.

10 p.m., E.

E. M. Marchetti Nery & is 1. Marques; (Senior Mixed Doubles) R. Tar & V. V. Kolatchoff Mis M. Ribeiro v. 8. Saul & Mr M. Feldman Poul Holm, the Danish Cham-

A. Tamwarin,

.A. Archangelsky plon who is seeded No. 2 behind Tomorrow

A. D. Tuzkia Wong Peng-soon, had an ency (Schoolboys Single) . Y. TO V.

Wits 7.20 WAL TRADE the Schoolboye Doubles) Y. Khan & round win over second Enlishman, A. Salway, 15-3.A. A. Dus Remedies v. E. C. Y.

3. C. T. H 15-1.

Inge Blomberg and Nils John (Schoolborn Doubles) Tai Hon Leo & Fan Chun-hong or Ni Yuen-sun Swedish Ko Wal-pung. M. Nuisses both oceded son,

Pomeroy: 0 p.m.. (Ladle players, also passed Into the

Wales

were somewhat comfortable ingles) Mr M. Chow v. Miss M. third round with

Belro; .30 p.m. (Junior Mixed Blomberg Doubles) K, C. Wong & Miss H. P second round wins.

of a Hongkong Open Inter-Club lucky and had they shown more T. II.am v. A. 3. Remedios & Mim T.

anish right have beat the Englishman,

Remedios: p... Brown. 16-2, 16-3, while Jon-Singlea) M. T. Lam v. S. T. Honi: Billiards Tournament.

(Junior Mixes. Daubits) Venue for the meeting is the game rate before W. c. 15-7, 15-3.

ques; Seth, who had a first round. E. Rodrigues & Misa T. Mar bye, was unlucky enough to famgles) C. K. Les v. W. Gillien

VIC.---7

1.M

7.40 p.nl.

It was n

175 MINUTES

Tribe rounded off the innings getting with his nex ball, Seneralne leg before. Ceylan X1's trial of 100 was made in

175 minutes,

Dy tea the

Commonwealth

Heart

Gussie's

Free Again

her

to six (two tries) in the wes at times, and Winston Place had scored 20 runs without loss.

Normon Rugby League International was dismissed for 24.

Opening the Commonwealth

Calcutta, Mar. 1.-Gertrude Oldfield and Jock Livingston,

Place and Oldfield here today.

quick innings, however, malustained

today that Wales had led 3-0 at half-rate of scoring, and at the close scorett 20 runs during the half Gorgeous Gassie) Moran Bh

with.

Bri- the engagement time.

Macetish the visitors were only 53 runs hour before tea. Fifteen minutes notinted

resumption

businessman, Anthony England thus won the Joan behind with nine wickets in after the 144 Gallta

snicked the medium paced bow Davenport, is definitely cancel- Пugby hand. International

Eng'and woll League Trophy.

er, De Saram, behind the led "by mutual consent."

The Oldfield was then 37 not out wicket and was caught,

California tennis clar because Jack Hilton, the Wigan winger, had a rate pair of hands and Livingston 32 not out

Livingston hooked De Saram told a newsman: and took his chances.

"Iatal think Tony is a won- After lunch, Jayasinghe was Billiards Tourney

nolable achievement on. his part bowled off the first ball by for two to send up the 50 of Meeting of the China National to score all England's tries in Freer and 24 runs later Smith e innings in 57 minutes, but derful boy, but I guess it's ond

apinners, Jayasinghe and of those things." bent International completely

Kklaart, the

leaves by plane to- Gussie Amateur Athletic Federation is only his second

6.30 match. out

Wijesingha

steadily, Gunntena, maintained played to be held tomorrow

tennis championships there, respect Un-however, and sent up the 186 cellent length and commanded night for Cairo to take part in

Livingston late runs in as many minutes.

cut the She spent the last week as the the intervet Pulling Smith for a single, medium paced bowler, Skura Kuest of the Maharaja at Cooch

to register the Men's ciety's offices, 127 Des Voeux liars and Los Williams harassed minutes, He had then hit six spell, for two

fours. He was out in the next hundred in as many minutes. the England defence.-Reuter, Rood.

the promotion n. to discuss

matc

the

An CX~

con defeated N. Seth, of India, 9.30 Pun Mrs W. C. Chung Chung Shing Benevolent So-when brilliant work by R. Wil- [Wijesinghe reached his 50 in 75 yake, who came on for a second Behar, where the shot a Jeopard

P... (Senior

tie frnt woman to do so n

the area. Associated Press.

C.

Choy Tin-wah and Wong Shiu-wing beat Lam Yuk-ying and K. C. Ng 6-2, 0-2

TODAY'S PROGRAMME Court 1, Teal Ping-fan and D. Luk v George Choa and L-Col J. W. Spence: 2, P. K. Tong and Get- don Lum v . M. Macpherson and T. P. Mahon 3. Lee Hing and J. 3. Lee Lal Kwong-chum and Au Karn-inoon; 4, Ho Ka-lau and Leo Yue-wing N, E. Arthy and L. F. Stokes: C. Y. Wong and Roch Lang y Donald Lo and Norman Lo: 6, Lee Wal-tong and 11. Szeto v L. C. Kosewalt and F. 1, Zannern.

MORAN & TODD EGYPT BOUND Calcutin, Mor, 1.- Misa "Gessie" Moran and Mrs Pat Todd, the United States lawn tennis stars, left here tonight by alr for Cairo to compete in the Egyptian Lawn Tennis Cham- plonships.

They were Recompanied by the Belgian,

players Phillpe Washer and Jacques Peten.

All have been competing in Asian tournameniz-Reuter.

World Record Break At Snooker. Manchester, Mar. 1-Hea Davis, Britali znooker are, to- made a world record snooker break of 146 during his against the Canadian match

Chenler. champlon, Georito here.-Beuter.

night

KGVS SPORTS The Annual Sports Meeting

of King George V School will be held at the school on Satur- day at 4 pm.

Arnongst other events thero will be races for former pupils of the school,

Mr F. Goodwin has kindly consented to present the Chal- lenge Trophies at the conclusion of the meeting.

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