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FOOTBALL:
LIVERPOOL BACK IN THE LEAD
London, Apr. 7-Although there was not a complete football programme today-most League teams were playing nearly a million soccer fans saw the first matches of the busy Easter week-end- period which may well settle promotion and relega- tion problems..
WEEK-END SPORT
TODAY
Ideal spring weather, with plenty of thrills, rewarded the apretators, Bono of whom saw DOIN surpring upsets,
real clarification brought m
problems end-of-the oncerned only top of the table alding.
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The biggest upset occurred to Manchester United, who crash-
Basketball Warriora v ed at home to Birmingham City, table Hongkong & Kowloon Com-beneath whom in the
team-the Liorb [!! Only one Lined at Caroline Hill, 8 pm,
other Manchester side (City). Cricket KCC (Second The Champlona) V
the Liverpool, whio Division
1ost Rest of the Second Division X1 League lead tu Manchester
Cox's it
Road, 1.45 PT United nearly a fortnight ago, Prestimista v Royal Army Pay returned to the top with a hand-
at Sookumpoo, 145 p.m. Corps at
Football-Junior and Senior
SI
Shield Finals at Happy Valley Army v Commandos, 2.30 p.m.. Kitchco V Joseph's, 4,30 p.m. Races Enster Race Meeling (First Day) at Hoppy Valley, Firat Saddling Bell at 11,30 a.m.
Softball Men's Senior
Play-offs:-Braves Langur Jaguars at CHA ground, King's Park, 11.30 a.m. Ladies' Sentor Pirates ground, 10 a.n.
Ladies Junior McTyéeireana
Some win.
This Improves Liverpool'a prospects of the Cup and Lengue double.
Winnie's
Horse
Beaten
- Baliabuey, Wiltshire, Apr. Bia. Hinton Churchil and his family saw hu French-bred はじ borse. Colonisi, beaten into fourth place in the Hallsbury Spring Handicap, run over one mile, here today. Colonist winner of races
three- of his Alx since arriving In Eng- land, Inst summer; nt- temped to make all the run- log but was collared fur- Iong from home, finishing fourth behind the 8 to 1 chance, Eulogy, owned by G. Cooper, a Portsmouth Alr butcher,
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Crystal Link, a 26 to 1 shot. was second, iwo tengus behind Eulogy, with the 0 to 4 favourite, Bignal- man, at a length aWAY third in a field of nine run- Hern
Colonist started second favourite at 7 to 2-llerier.
RUGBY UNION!
TEAM OFF
ON TOUR
Polished Innings By Schoolboy
Lahore, Apr. 7—–—A hard-hitting partnership of 114 runs between Kolaart and the 18-year-old schoolboy, Jayasingho, enabled Coylon to muster an impressiva first innings total of 329 against a Paklitan Combined Universities team here today.
Young Jayasinghe's throwing in allowing the visitors polished innings of 125 in- to gain many valuable runs.
alone had Jayasinghe
three cluded-18 fours and is the uves. The right-arm medium
Saldar highest recorded so far this off-spinner,
Hamid, tour. He delighted specta-wrought the most damage to the tora with a wide repertoire batamen with five wickets for of strokes, which made the home team's attack look mediocre, and he was cheer- ed long and loud when the Innings ended with the fall of his wicket.
A
patient knock by Makin Salih, one of the opening bats man. who reached 02, was also of great value to Ceylon.
The home team gave a poor
65 runs.
At the lunch Interval Ceylon made 70 runs for the loss of two wickets and by the tea, in- terval had knocked up 210 runs or the loss of eight wickets. Reuter.
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display in the feld, their 17 Hankow Road, Kowloon. dropped cntchies and inaccurate
8TH. APRIL - 2,30, 5,10, 7.20 & 9.30 p.m.
CHAMPION
OF CYCLING
CHAMPIONS
Blackpool's hopen of the Championships suffered a set- back before the day's biggest 71,000 fana crowd, more than
London, Apr. 7. The seeing them foff at Everton,
With promotion certain, Tot- Rugby Union team, which
Hotspurs cot trnham
could afford left over the week-end to
Herne Hill Track, London, the loss of a point when enter tour New Zealand and Aus- Apr. 7-A. Patterson, Aus-
convincing
Aummer, will trulin's holder of the World talning Hall, while wins by both Notts County and tralia this
icaders have ample opportunities Amateur Sprint Champion- Doncaster Rovers, the
each ship, today won the Cham- of the South and North Sections for getting to know respectively of the Third Divi-other during the six weeks' pion of Champions Trophy Final sion, enhanced their prospects
sen trip. Second vuf appearing in the
Division next scuson-Reuter.
League: Wildcats at CBA
League:
ans v White Fangs at
CDA ground, 1 pm
Y
Men's Junior League Hay-offs: Blackhawks Jaguars at CBA ground, 4 p.m.
Midgets
Lions League: Blackarrows, 10 a.m.; Mohawks ✔ Aces, 11.30 am: Falcons Saints, 1 ; Dodgers v Blue- birds, 2.30 p.m.; Delawares Blackhawks, 4 p.m.-all gunes at Reercio ground, King's Park.
'TOMORROW
V | Burnier Charlton
Basketball Arellano v
& Kowloon
Y Chelson
Com-
Hongkong bined at Caroline 11, & p..
Commandoa Cricket-RC v
at Sookunpoo (First Division League), 1.45 p..
Football-Frat Division League: St Joseph's v Kowloon Motor Bus at Happy Valley.
Second Division League: RAF University at Kal Tak 5 p.m.; Poilce v Dockyard Boundary Street, & p.m.;
chce v Navy at Happy Valley. 3.30 p.m.
FIRST DIVISION
Derby County
Everton Manchester U
Newcastle U Portsmouth
Sunderland
0
1
Liverpool
Aston Vil
Bolton
West Bram
3 Blackpool
⚫irmingham Huddersfield
3 Furham
Medioibro
SECOND DIVISION
Chorter rld
i
I Presion N. E.
Carrilit
2
Shemeld W. Bradford
1
Blackburn R
Brentford Burk
Grimsby Luton Queens A, 0 Swansea Strun
2 Leeds United
3 Barnsley
Duit City
0
THIRD DIVISION (SOUTHERN)
Dirighton
main
sen route is
That is one of the reasons why the always preferred
to travel by
of the annual international cycling meet.
His time for the last furlong was 12.8 secs and ho beat Jackie Heid, of the United States who just managed to keep the Jacques Bellenger, holder, runner-up for the world title, out of second place.
the Harris, Britain's
Reg
Sprint Professional are World
his Champion, was beaten by greatest rival, Aris Van Vliet series of Holland in of matches, the Dutchman totalling D points to the 7 of Harris Vliet beat Harris over the 500
air on such occasions.
The weeks on board ship are felt to be useful in giving men
of the party a chance to bers meet each other socially and to enable the tactical aspects of the tour to be discussed.
the Moreover,
player able to enjoy an adequate rest period after the tiring British season, which for most of them has meant continuous Rugby for seven months.
YOUNGEST CAPTAIN
Karl Mullen, the Old Bel- and 1,000 metres and each clock- vedere and Ireland hooker, is cd 24 secs for the quarter-mile
The youngest of all International time trial.-Reuter.
Rugby caplains at 23. HID
selection Is considered sound os
it in popular, for he has led Irish
three side for the past
NOTICE
seasons with outstanding suc- KOYLOON CHICKET CLUB
al
Kit-
2 Torquay U
1
Bristol City
Alderphot
0
CCS5.
Palace
1 Resuling
1
Exeler City
iristol Rovers
0
Leyton Orient
al
ALitwalt
Club,
Lawn Bowls President's team v Mr Aitken's team Kowloon Bowling Green
3.30
D.B1,
Softball-Men's Senior
League Final Play-offs: Braves
ν
Americans at CBA
King's Park; 2.30 pm,
Kround,
Inter-Hung League: Shell v
San Miguel at CBA
ground,
11.30 am; Caltex V Gibb
CBA ground,
Livingston af
Ladies'
Junior
p.m.
Clovera
Nowport
Nalli County
Bournemouth
Watford
4 Nuits Fureat
9 Port Vale
Southend U Walall
2 Ipswich
o Swindon
THIRD DIVISION (NORTHERN)
Members and their friends When the team left, the vice-
nro reminded that the next captain was not known, but a cable
from the Dance at the Kowloon Cricket was received ship stating that Bleddyn Wil Club will be held on Satur
the Cardiff and Wiles Freequarter,
had been day, April 8th, from 9 p.m the honour.
in the the 30 players
Internationals-13
given
All
to 2 a.m.
party
aro
Music will be provided by
from Wales, ning from Ireland, the band of H.M.S. Triumph
1 five from Scolland and three
Barrow
0 Crewe
1
Carlisie t Cheater
Oldham
0
1mm
1
Accrington
0
Duncaster
4
Halifax
of two
Darlingtoni
League:
5 Tranmere
0
C
1
' Squaws at CBA
ground, 4 p..
Midgets League: Mohawks v Falcons, 10 am: Llona v Aces, 11.30
Blackhawks a.m.;
Haritepools Lineutis
Inndleid
New Brighton i
Snulliport
Stockport.
York
date kickof)
V
Saluta, pan; Dodgers v Dela- wares, 2.30 p.m.;. Blackarrowa
v Muebirds, 4 p.m.-ali at Re- creis ground,
GAMMANS ATTACK
Wrexham
Gateshead
i Bradford
1 Hochdale
Jotharhara U
-Reuter.
FOLKESTONE
HOCKEY
Folkestone, Kent, Apr. 7- Folkestone's mnul Easter Hockey Festivn), traditionally the biggest ond mosi inter- national of the many such fatherings taking place al re- Government still coutend that sorts in various parts of the this recognition had had no country, opened today in bril- llant weather with Continental
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of Communist China, Did the
effect on the situation?
No-one In Malaya was pre-teams concerned with each of pared to accept that view. Ap. the five matches playing. pointments of Chinese Com-
Grass- The results were: munist consula could not much
Zurich 1, Lianag longer
hoppers be evaded.
Bandits
6. Victory Club, Ant- Cheam would never be caught unless
Chinese
population were werp 3; Hacchanalians 3, Bata-
prepared to give' information.
England-and
Includes
full-backs, four wing
threequarters, four centre-
threequarters, two stand-off
halves, three scrummage
1 backs and 15 forwards,
J
vieren of Dodrecht 3; Pole Club!
The bandits could not survive du Roubair 1, South Saxons 3; month in the jungle without 1.9.C. The Hogue 1, Royal
the help of the Chinese. Ho Engineers 4.-Reuter.
was fire we could Rot that
help if tho Chinese could be Bure the Government meant business.
Ite asked whether Buy ap proach had been made to Aus- tralia and New Zealand for
Hockey Toam
The following will represent
the Polleo v. YMCA Shamshul-
po military ground at 10.30 a.m.
help. I Singapore fell they lomorrow (Sunday), ren-
would be in a deadly peril.
dezvous at Shamshuipo Police
Time Wils getling short. Station at 10 am: There was a limit to what the
rubber planters and Un minetr Walker: Felbutt and M. could stand. It was little good| Singh; Soares. Lesila and talking about closing the dollar | Brown; Birch Wilson, Yusef, Eop and losing Malaya,
A CENTURY
Cox and Thong
Reserves: D. Singh and Rey-
Sir Patrick Spons, Conservanolds, tive, sald
seemed to be
We
dealing with the Malnyan
situation on our
own, There wealth was not being over- was no general polley between looked,
lic naid all nations Interested in that
that demands try and raise the martial law came from very of flying of millions | few people indeed. The grent
aren.
To
standard
for
-
of people in the Far East la an majority felt the ruch action short to eliminate the grounds was not needed. The Malayan on which Communism flourish- campaign was a ble job and a would take n century. touh one, but in the end we Mr. Walter Fletcher said we would prevail. had taken it for granted that Tho Minister reiterated the because the output of Un and recent statement by the Prime rubber continued and rose in Minister on our intention to ste arico, thus contributing 10-It through and said. It woul wards the closing of the remove any double in the It would con minds of the gallant people In
Molays.
bue
that
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dollar gap,
to do so.
Griffiths said there was Winding up the debate, Mr Rapid or easy solution and Oliver Stanley, former Con- makle formula for dealing servative Colonist Beercetary, th; the sitnation. The potal" said that this was a matter of City of go:ting troop from national importance and would
part of the Common certainly be discussed again.
half-
This is the first British side to visit the Antipodes since 1930-Reuter,
RUGBY RESULTS London, Apr. 8.-The follow- ing were the results of Rugby Union games played today Birkenhead Park 19, Manches- ter 3; Teignmouth 9, Old Mer- chant Taylors 11-Reuter.
Liberly
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