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WIMBLEDON CHAMPION

Budge Patty, the Wimbledon Singles Champion, with the trophies be won in defeating Frank Sedgman

in the unit.

Fulham's Centre-Half Home In A Haze After

Dream Tour

By ARCHIE QUICK

Man in a haze is Fulham's centre-half, young Jim Taylor. He has just returned from a footballer's dream. tour, and he is not yet quite sure where he has been and what he has seen. Taylor went on the Football Associn- tion tour of Canada and the United States and was called down to Rio for the World Cup series.

Thus he travelled from Liverpool to Montreal, across Canada and back to Vancouver, played in New York, hud air passage via Miami, Cuba, Havana, Trinidad and Pernambuco to Rio. and then home via Dakar und Lisbon. That took nearly two months. He played eight matches in North America but was not called upon to play in Brazil, although he will receive the full bonna.

"My luck as been unennny'

be told me. hot gone off to Bogota, If Jone: had not been so unimpressive on the Confient al Jour and it Leuly had not fune into the Third Division with Bradford, I would not have been thought of. ajal should have spent the last eight weeks in my back garden at Uxbridge. Then I have had

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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, TUESDAY, JULY 18, 1950.

Canadians Believe

UNITED STATES WILL HAVE A TOUGH TIME HANGING ON TO THE DAVIS CUP

Montreal, July 17.

Judging from what Canadians saw of the Australian Davis Cup team the United States is going to have a tough time hanging onto the most coveted piece of silverware in international tennis.

The Canadians were simply no match for the young courtwise Aussies who won every set in their 5-0 sweep of the American zone semi-finals. And the losers were convinced that only the United States could produce a match for the stars from "Down Under" and even the Yanks have an excellent chance of going down to defeat for the first time in five renewals.

The Aussies presented two tall and talented youngsters--23-year-old Frank Sedgman, Champion of Australla, and 21-year-old newcomer Ken McGregor - who handled the singles chores. Sedgman teamed with veteran Jack Bromwich in the doubles, a masterful blending of youthful power and the experience of years, Sedgman, of course, was rated much stronger than known to be one of the world's (yeur's Sidwell and Bromwich. best players he was finalist It was the intter dup that beat BASEBALL In the recent Wimbledon Dilly Talbert 2014 Gardiner tournament. Observers here Mullay in the believe he is much improveci victory over

| from last reason when he lost Slates.

(wo stirring Davis Cup Onl duels to Americans Ted Schroe- der and Richard {Paneho> Gonzales.

A REAL REVELATION But McGregor was a real re-

velation. The six-foot two-inch Cup rookie showed he possesses a booming overhead smash, an overpowering service ht an important ability to bob. Cans- dian observers were inclined to rate him

at least even with Billy Sklwell, singles player on last year's Aussie squad, ond probably better.

And the doubles copibine Sedgman and Bronwith was

Inst

Aussies only the United

Tuku Aussies WATE meet Mexico in the Amerlen Zone fluals. The winner of that series will meet the European Zone winner, to be determined in the fina's and Denmark.

between Sweden The winner of the

Inter-zone challenge

fuals will United the for the Cup.

States

Browns Split Double-Header

With Senators

New York, July 16. The St Loufs Browns

And The United States staggered to a 10-8 victory without Gonzales, Who

has over Washington in the turned professional, may have second game of a double-

the header

after the Senators) Tile

captured the opener 5-1 was

the American League today.

to surrender the Cup for first time since 1939.

Yanks conqueror then

Australia and it could be Aus- trala again.-United Press.

Derbyshire Save The Follow-Om Against The West Indians

Chesterfield, July 17.

The West Indies were 153 runs ahead, with eight second innings wickets to fall, at the close of play today on the second day of their match against Derbyshire, who were all out in their first innings for 111 runs, When stumps were drawn the tourists had made 41 runs for the loss of two second innings wickets.

Win Badminton After the promise of a good reply to the West Indies

Trophy

holiday in Brazil without

The Malayan University Leing called upon to play, anf finally we flew into London Air became the first winners of

ten minute:

the second

fotal of 223 runs in their first innings wicket reached 50 runs after the first and fallen at eight --- Derbyshire's batting collapsed, and when a shower drove the players to shelter and an early ten, they had eight wickets down for 86 runs.

The last six of these fell i

ruus were being tutal, and only

port and I was lndoors within the Inter-Varsity Badminton

of clearing the trophy last night, when they white ve Customs."

marrowly edged out the local added to the

"MORE OUT OF ENGLAND" undergrads by four games Revill (30) showed any resis-

your

crowd N

In the

R

in arrears.

Close Of Play Scores In County Cricket

in

Sid Hudson Cot hi

minth victory in the drat game and Stubby Overinire lost bis Arth successive decision.

ON HIS

FEET AGAIN

Denis Complon, the Middlesex and England cricketer, is on his feet again,

but not as an active cricketer. In this match, in which he was to have played for

the Albany Club XI against East Molesey, he acted as umpire.

This photo shows Denis holding his hand up for "oul" as the wicket-keeper, J. M. A. Parker, the Duke of Edinburgh's equetry, whips off the bails to stump E. Edwards of East Molesey.

World Athletic Records

Still Keep

Falling

The annual assault on world track and fleld records got off to an early start

this year in the United States.

Jim Fuchs of Yale University opened the attack by putting the weight 58 ft. 6% ins., about an inch beyond his record mark of last summer. This was followed up by Dlek Attlesey (Univ. of South California) who sped over the 120 yds high hurdles in the unbelievable time of 13.5 secs, just 1 see. better than Har- rison Dillard's world record.

Home runs by third buseman Gauthier Still

George Kell and left-fielder Hoof Evers, each with, men on base, featured six-run fourth inning rally that gained a 7-0. second game victory for Detroli over the Philadelphia Athletics.

Leading In

Philadelphia had put on a Tour Of France

three run eighth inning upelslug

to take the first game 4-2.

Robert

Paris, July 17.

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The third record-huttering | (Syracuse). All members performance was turned in by this group have gone under 9:13,

two-mite relay team of Michican State Coltene, The foursome of Peppard. Dructzler, Makiciski

and

Mack sped through the eight-lap event In 7:31.8, nearly

3 ca. the world mark of the Univ. it S. Califomia. The indivilent legs were 1:53.7, 1:52.0, 1:52.3, 1:51.8.

under

First baseinan Walt Drupo lashed three homers for the Boston Red Sox, boosing his France, and Giovanni Cor- zemson's score to 22, as the Sox riori. of Italy, figured in a leading team which, after split double-header with the photo-finish for first place mont of

Cleveland Indinna.

The Red

TWO-RUN DOUBLE

Much credit for this record should go to the Univ. of S. California

the Michi team the way, finished cloze

Sox won the first game slugfest in today's lap of the Tour seconds in 7:32.0. 13-10, then lost -4 in thede France cycle race from WEIGHT MEN & MILERS second game.

Kouen to Rally Dinard, a

Besides distance of about 195 miles.

the recont perfor- mances, there have been any Both had a time of 10 hrs. 35 other American early season Lefty Bob Cain defeated the mins. 51 secs, and a decision on athletics

marks New York Yankees for the the winner will be made later mention.

worthy This is particularly third time this season, pitching tonight. Photographs have been true of the weight men and dis- the Chicago White Sox to a 5-2 studied by the judges,

tance runners, In the weight, victory in the second game of

a double-header,

of

Otis Chandler (Stanford Univ.) Third place went to Herve has bettered 57 ft. In the dis Prouzet, (South-west Frange, cua Fuchs and Vie Frank (Yale). Woodling in 10 hrs. 38 mins, 11 secs, as well as Thompson (Minnesota) run double to Furth spark the Yankees to a 2-1 win Italy)

Attilio Lamberlin have reached more Laat 178 with Noel Lajoie ft. in the opener.

Afth and

Left-felder Gene smashed a two

the

over

for

Van

was

(South-West France)

Cuyk 20 secs.

Under 4:13 mile thurs, have been reeled off by Wade (Yale), Gehrmann (Wisconsin), Mack (Mich. State). Dreutzler (Mich. State), Karnes (Kansas), New- combe (Univ. of S. California). MineMillar and Will Swedish mile champion Lennart Strand

4:07.3 in Los Angeles for the only under 4:10 elnicking so

fur.

In the 880 and 440 yds, events Mal Whitfield is still the fastest American.

Andy Stafeld (Seton Hall College) best sprinter

in crop.

the this year's

Clubs Want

Voice On HKASF

Protests that the newly- formed Hongkong Amateur Sports Federation should not confine its membership a time of 991 to controlling sports a880-

leads

the two-

(Beljna Fred Wil

millers with Behind hitn come MacEwen

Water Polo League Starts

Clube unaffiliated with any controlling body, he said, had approached him asking to be stiven a voice in the Federations. "Is it possible" he naked "hat individual clubs can become members of the Federation?"

fance to the West Indles' spin to three.

attack.

Albert Dubuisson Chris Van Cuyk, up from the For all that Taylor would not

The A

wicket

Jaglon) sixth.. capacity

this

Texas League like to play anywhere but in

accepted

his Arat major league England, twelve guineas a week thrilling Bnish as the score was type of bowling but there was

uppearance, Bernard Gauthier,

who (Univ. of Mich.). Newcombe ciutions have been made by furned back the "We dend-locked at three-games all also some poor strakte play by

Louis Anished with the field in today's Univ. of S. California), Mac-several independent clubs. maximum waste or not,

St Cardinals 10-2 that anyhowt the end of the sixth match. several County batanen,

today in get more out ut

the lap after the first three places Millars

Hart (Occidental), After lea, the

National League Hongkong! University's S. F.

piich played he, the one saitl

whille thehad been filled,

This was revealed by Mr Wol- contented and T. T. Chin fave their more

retained the (Pennsylvania), and Church ter Chen, easily Arid the ninth

Dodgers knocked four Redbird lead in the general classification

chairman footballer 1 now. "There are

of the Richardson and

London, July 17. hurlers off the mound. After with n time of 41 hrs. 8 mins.

HKASF's Rules Committee, last Bonte, ample opportunity to supporters every hope of a vic wicket pale,

The following were the the third inning Augment

night when the committee re- with fury when they clined the Gladwin, put on 42 runs to save income

sumed its task ther

work, and all sorts

close of play scores in first-never was in trouble.

of drafting a of first set of the deciding game the follow on.

Richardson hit the sph bow-class cricket

The general classification now

constitution. tevenues to be obtained by the nt 15-10.

second set.

games played lers, Valentine tar simply because

A flurry of home runs gave reads as follows: and Goldard, they are however, they began lo lose

today:

Pittsburgh Pirates a 0-5

1.Bernaret Gauthier! gelebrities.

their

services, and the Malayan boundaries before giving a "Canada Ings behind at soccer pair,

Boston in victory

the (France) 41 hrs. 8 mins. 20 secs. S. K. Heng and Chan simple catch to Marshall, whe

At Lords: Middlesex 356 for second game of a doubleheader. 2-Jean Goldschmidt (Lux. also clean-bowled Gladwin. at the moment, but I think they Kain-chuen, gradually gained

four leetared (Dewes 130, The Braven took the Brat embourg) Derbyshire Anished 112 runs

41 hrs. will be asking for coaches now, control to win by 15-1.

10 mins, 23 Leslie Compton GD not out). game 9-5, third basema Bob wers. United States standard is even The third fet saw the visitors

Yorkshire 37 for no wicket. When uwer, and I cannot understand in inspired form. rumming away opened the West Indies recond

Elliott pacing their hifing at- Stollmeyer and Rae

At Bristol: There was no play tack with a double and three i 3. Maurice de Muer (1le de how they beat us. It was just af with the get and match at

today in the match between singles. Innings they

France) 41 hrs. 10 mins. 40. 4 found the pitch

Gloucestershire

The committee of the Hong- frenk result like Walsall beating | 15-1.

Mr Jack Skinner pointed out and Sussex Arsenal in the Cup.

Įmore tively. West Indies again As

kong Water Polo League, or- that it had been yesterday's made a Highlight of

The Chicago

made clear at swing to bad start,

Cubs fattened 4-Roger Lambrecht South America they

(Belased under the auspices of the opening meeting that the play an games was the brilliant displaywickets for only 32 run

foning two

At Manchester: Essex 87 and the Phlindelphia Phillies 8-0 with rium) 41 hrs, 11mins, 33.5 secs. the Hongkong Chinese Amateur Federation was to be composed entuely different game to us. of the Malayan University

129 (Tattersall, right-arin off-n slx run seventh inning in the With only

on the nine runs

Swimming Association, is not football as it was' champion, Loporte Khoo.

hotd of Associations* representatives spin bowler, six for 51. Green- first game of a double-header. His board, Stollmeyer fell

thele first meeting at the Jaco- only. "Every meant

Club interested to be more

leg-be- wood, right-arm fast medium then walloped them agal JD-3 like lightning backhand fleks andfore, playing back to

bean Room. Hongkong Hotel, in sport" he added "should join not be, moss drops drew rounds of sp-which came through low from aerobatics. 1

bal Lawler, four for 15). Lancashire with a seven rin ffth bung. played in England's climate. Th.y plauze time and again. Dazzling Glatwin.

101 for three declared (Wash-

yesterday when it was deelded its own controlling association." Clubbing New York sitchers

Where there was not p сол- fly kick in the air, and emphasis) speed na agitresive play took Marshall Joined Rae and the

trolling body already in forma- 3s put on in-ividuolin. Solo hin comfortably play and speed count most out two straight

tion the Clubs concerned should

there.

form such a body. longkong "As for the crowds, they can plur. K. S. Low. lave them. They unbelievably

could

for

nra

bind. The money is gonet, but the ph cost of living counter, that. should say it I got £100 a werk out there I would be no better off than I am now."

H

through inplay continued cautiously. Mar- sets against the hall was held at the wicket University cham-when trying to cut a leg-break from thudes, arul it was left to Trestrail to help to

piny ot tune.

THE RESULTS

Mixed Doubles

K. 5. Low and Miss Y. C, Kwok Tee Gitm-11ock, 15-0, 15-3. AKU) beat N. C. Slew and is

Men's Singles

M. T. Yeaw (HKU beat Heng Slak-kwang. 15-7. 12-15, 15-13: 9. T. Huni KU) lost to a Yuen- 13-15; K. 3. Low KU) lost to Loparte 1000, 0-15,

Ladles Doubles

Mulloy Wins Title-75,

Spring Lake, N.J., July 16,

5-15.

| After service trouble that got Mins J. Luo and Miu Y. C. Kwok

14.10.

him off to a slow start, top-IKU) lost to Miss Lim lan-eek oceded Gardinar Malloy of Coral and Miss Teo Gim-hock, 1-15, 15-5. Gables, Florida, rallied today to beat Art Larsen of San Fran- cisco 4-8, 7-5, 6-0, 0-4 in the final round of the Spring Lake. tennis tournament United

Pre

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BOOKIFE

BEST

Men's Doubles K. S. Low and M. T. Yeow EU) beat Loporte Khoo and N. Stew, 15-12. 15-12: T. T. Chia S. F. Lam (KU) bi to S. K. Heng and Chan Kun-chuen, 15-10. 11-15, 1-14,

GAMBOLS

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WEST INDIES Isi Iunlage 223 runs DERBYSHIRE 1st Iunius 111 runs WEST INDIES 2nd Tunings Stollmeyer, Ibw b. Glad-

win

Rae, not out Marshall, c. Dawkes, b.

Rhodes Trestrail, not out

Extrag

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brock 103 not out) and 20 for for Ave home rutts, the Ciselina- Down On The

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ti Reds downed the Giants 18-4 At Barkheath: Kent 189 and in the opening game of a dou- 201 (Clark 58, Lock, left-armbie-header. then took spin bowler, four for 40. Par-second game 11-10 in 1 - kee, right-nom medium bowler, ninas. three for 22). Surrey 53 (Davey, right-arm offspin bowler, eight for 2) and 137 for five (Clark 54, Fishlock 57 not nut).

Photo-Finish

Goodwood, July 17.

On July 22

to hold the Orst round matches on July 22.

Mr Poon Wing-kal, Chairman of the committee, was in the chair.

So far nire teams have en-

UNWIELDY?

Both Capt. J. Chisuell and Mr Steps have been taken to tered the league VRC, RAF.A. de O. Sales agreed, point- en loaded in the last of the prevent a repetition of the Fortunn, Eastern. South China, out that if individual clubs Hol Tin, and three from tho were allowed to become mem- photo-finish incident that Chung Shing Benevolent Sobers of the Federation it would

the sensation of the cicly

become an unwieldy body with the possibility of the clubs out- Goodwood meeting last year.

It WAS decided that all numbering the responsible asso- The Jurges box and the matches be played at the VIC, clations. photo-finish camerai have been Kai Tak. Chung Shing Swim- After further discussion, the moved back and raised, and ming Pavillon (Kennedy Town), matter was deferred until a Inter this will prevent such a mistake South China (Ah Kung Ngam,date. ap Decured after the

Bobby Usher's single with the

12th won the game.

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New York, July 18,

In the major "baseball" lenguer:-

Stakes last year.

Bentinck Shaukiwan) and the Ritz Swim-

ming Pool (North Point). After a desperate Anith, Mr

All games are to be played Malcolm Hancock, uenior judge on Monday, Tuesday. Thursday

ot the Jockey Club, viewed and Friday, commencing at photograph and awarded the p.m.

race to High Stakes, but after a

Continuing its dark of drawing up the constitution the commli-

tee decided that the entire or- the Federation should be vested ganisation and administration of

In a Board of Governors,

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V. Fortuna: VRC V. RAFnual general nocting.

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