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"I'll Tell Stalin On You!" Threat

THE - HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, FRIDAY, AUGUST 25, 1950.

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TWO DISPUTES START ON THE SECOND DAY OF THE EUROPEAN GAMES

BRUSSELS, August 24.

Russia held its long lead in the unofficial point score in the women's events of the European Track and Field Championships to- night after a turbulent day in which Games officials strove to avoid an "incident" that might mar the Soviet's first venture into western sport since 1946.

Late this evening officials announced that they had not yet reached any Anal decision on the question of the disputed relay race in which the British team One of had been disqualified and which the Russines had Ontly refused to re-run. the Russian team managers said he would have to refer Moscow if the officials insisted on re-running the race. of the disqualification decision,

the matter back to This followed ʼn reversal

The Russian situation was the worst of two knotty problems facing the Champlonship officials. Several hours after the finish of the 10-kilometre walk, it was announced that the victory ceremony would not be held until Friday pending a check of the lap records of the winner, F. F. Schwab of Switzerland, whose victory was questioned by the British.

officials hald

of the 400

metres

LAWN BOWLS

IRC LOSE

UNBEATEN

British team

RACE TO BE RE-RUN they had not filed a formal pre-

The IAAF Jury tonight, fol- test but had suggested that the wing, a protest by the Soviets. lap records be studied to make decided to adhere to its second sure that Schwab completed the tatement on the result of the

of laps. They semi-final proper number thought that through some so- men's relay and order the race fuston, Schwab might have-run tumorrow morning.

After this had been aimoun- by been lapped

two Britons, Allen and Roland ced Laurence

the Russians again pro- Hardy, who filled second and tested on the ground that Bri- tain did not deserve a place in third,

run Anal the

they had

were several yards short and not the rightful winners.

Recrein "Whites" yesterday The Jury several times

mel

shattered the unbeaten record discuss the matter. today to 100-metre After heated di cassions it was of the Indian Recreation Club relay run on Wednesday Bellin announced

MOST DISTURBING But the Russian reaction to

relay squabble most disturbing to the officials

the

in the heat of the

was the

as

in

RECORD

a First Division match at this evening {lat

Staging whirlwind falsh on Hunsin to the tape. The Briway and the race will be re-two rink, they swept through was disqualified after leading the Russians had not to their King's Park.

morning. tish leam was raid to have been

In the 10,000-kilometres walk to a 72-60 victory, and not only running in the wrong lane but!

Fur tomorrow

coine

British officials protested that the two Britis, Walkers, Hardy Allen, appeared to have their men were specifically and

As a result the race between them but out signed to that lane. of the protest the Games ufetals of the bare in the last 300 yard

Swiss of the rare.

the experienced ordered a re-run Runcia refused. Then it was walker, Schwabi.

old that Britain had been re- instated and the matter was amooflud over by the volumisty withdrawal from the heat of Belgium and Yugoslavia.

But Ganies ofleials later ad- denly revealed that the matter was still under discussion. There was immediate speculation that Russia might walk out of the chempionships if the re-run is

today

thern-

their

Essex

HUTTON'S BIG DAY AT THE OVAL

Take A First Innings Lead Of 16 Against West Indians

Southend, Aug. 24.

earned four points for selves Tut also Rave

to accomplish a "thes" team a Oghting chance

A fine spell of fast bowling by Trever Bailey helped Essex of winning the title.

splendid feat here today in taking a Arst Innings lead of 10 runs over the West Indies tourists, who were dismissed for 213 runs. F.VV. Ribeiro, ably alder by his front men, was seen in a spectacular recovery. After Travellin at a tremendous being down at 7-18. at the end the 11th hand, this tink io score on all pace, he first caught Hardy about of

hd bounded back 10 yards from the flash

vertook Allen with es Bhan the remaining ten heads, to win 50 yards to ko.

fuy 25 chois to 18. noticed C. Roza-Pereira was aiso down 6-11 after the 10th head, but rallied with some brillent bowling to score on nine of the eleven remaining henda

The West Indies seemed assured of a substantial lead when Robert Christiani and Jeff Stollmeyer put on 101 rums for the opening partnership and later Gerry Gomez und Everton Weekes put on 58 runs for the fourth wicket. Christiani made 60 runs, Stollmerer, 43 and Gomez 46.

Few spectators had

his bespectacled Swiss making effort and doubtful s whether the two British walkers

previated the danger.

Cesta, G

however,

He finished!

The West Indies, replying to Essex's first innings total of 220, bad brought their overnight score of 68 runs for no wicket to 185 run for four at the lunch interval tudny.

The pitch,

was runs in 64 overa. showing signs of becoming lively with five wickets for 44 runs.

Rain held up play after tea and after lunch six West Indies

50 minuten for for two and a quarter hours and wickets fell in

runs. Bailey, fast und by the close Essex were 49 runs 23 hostile with a strong wind at his for three wickels. M.A. 1.S SUV, J.P. Xavier. Dania H.A. Ozurla (Recreo) back,,mk five of there for 131 insisted upon. The Russians dit The European Commission of to St.t. Itarack, U.A. Rumjan. not have or expect to have thee TAAF tonight confirmed the A1 Alau AM. Omar, 26-28.

IM.V. Kubern.

Noronha. FV Istro beat uverwhelming success

cest of the European Cham- on the opening somchips that they had

10,000

AK Minu. 25-18. kept rolling up walk, won today by the Swiss, day,

but thy points and were still well ahead Schwab. Their decision eliminat of second-place France on the doubts which had arisen as the men's to wheller Schwab had con- combined score for and women's events. Bulateted the full number of lapsi new has 51 points against 22 for in this race, in which Briti

walkers Jinished the French.

third-Reuter.

TWO FRENCH VICTORIES

The sole Soviet gold medalist

totlay was V. Dordanova who

second

Hod

A

TPinna, A.1. Alves, C Basto, C. Hora-Pereira beat K.M numlahn. F.M. i Arcu, K.M Onar, J. Inosen, 21-18.

POLICE BEAT HKFC

Police Recreation Club de feated Hongkong Football Club by 75 shola to 55 in the First Division Lawn Bowls Levgue

won the lens jump with a Japanese Are Song F. Hallands, C. Per.

ef b. meter...

Itussla's

V.

Very Pleased

Soukhary, took third plner in

star, sprint

the 100 metres final

in which)

the fit on then were bundle

Brussel, Aug, 23. Mr Ninichi Asann, recretary

s clely that officials had to of Japan's National Olymple

Wellardy trailers bent 3. Wal.

LEAGUE TENNIS

S. China Score

Maximum

Points

The opening stand was broken

County Cricket

Scores At

Close Of Play

London, Aug, 24.'

The following were the

today:

at 104 runs and both the open-close of play scores of first- ng batsmen fell at that total class cricket games played Peter Smith had a hand in the two rismis als for he tricked Stollmeyer, who broke his own wirket and then held a catch of Preston to get Christiani.

runs. when Itny

South China AA, who adTrestrail. atreads won the Mixed Doubles Artis B.1. Bickford,

Ilyer, G.C Trench, C.M. P. N.J. Beb-

18-22

1.J. Pope. S. Marvin. C.

Cameron beat A. Mar- an. W A plne. W.V. Field. J, K. O'Grady.

Pritam Bagan 1st To E. Tuck

study the photo for 30 mimer Committee, feld Reuter he had. Rakusen, 26-22. before decidin

Ethie never felt in plensed in all his life as when his country was

Bally of Franer

Bally, F.

14

To Play Again

that had won

of Italy,dited to the laternational Kezka of Armateur Athletic Federalion,

Immediately after the Can- Federation had of the

famous, forwards Two country's admission, other days are likely to play in this a special match at Dumfries meeting. Sinillag, he said: " in September.

They are Humble Gallacher, ean imagine the delightful fare.

Mr Auto trink

Soukbaley and E. Poland of were tied in 10.7 Lefore

a seremming crowd dat stress teached

shopute the voted his weather that "varied from bright suuchlar to heavy ron.

Musi The Balancle, was 1 Troin finished fixth

1. huller

a rat

Smith beat

At Lords: Northamptonshire 42 for one. 388. Miridiles% Stumps were drawn moon after Essex struck agalo at 137 lunch owing to rain.

A Manchester: Warwickshire 37 for ont 80. Lancashire (Washbrook 50 not out). Piny

"A"

Weekes, In the last over be was reverely restricted owing to Division, completed their fixtures yesterday with a G-fore lunch, was taught at mid-rain. 21% over Ladies R.C..

son. He was trying to repeat an At Card Glamorgan 14 for There maintaining their unbeaten re- varfer pull to the boundary of two neainst Yorkshire. cord.

Preston. but did not conneet was no play today owing to the K.H. ip and Mrs Sre (SCAALperly. So a lunch the Westwehet belat under water.

Irties were 44 runs behindt At Leclester; Leicestershire at W.J.IA. Comber and Ms 18.J

heat Garrard and with six wickets in hand,

168 (Lambert, right-arm an Arushing & Ms. Tamworth - beat 19.

Junch the After Start and Ms K.M. Getz 6-1.

play was silum bowler, and with Cook, left-arin Beex howling on top the three for 32).

Indies were all oil for 31 for two. Little - heat, hatt and Mia Ch 12 5-5 West

11. Saw and M. Mink fost to Cu-213 1111 give the County torrible today owing to rain. per and Mrs Attritions 2-6. dúey

Al Nottingham: Notts 257 for! a Bret lenings leat of 16 runs. with Garrard d

eight against Somerset. There: Ara Gell

But rht stopped play when

was no play futiny owing to the the Ex opening pair had put weset being gaturated. Dit 30 runs and when :0 At the Oval Surrey 320 und conditions improved heavy patu

121 for eight. Worcester 175) kept the players by the pavilion. (Watt 73, Sur richt-arm

55). fast bowler, ale for ne and tea was taken.

Dver: Derbyshire 167

11. Shu JUM My Phon brat ruit of excllement,

APTOR 5-4-0 Compet and dra

of beat Tarrard and 3 Taniwo; thi

and of the member of the Japanearland, Newcastle and Chel-4-6

Amateur Athletics Ferieration. ventured to come her tough ea centre-forward, and fellow English well international Alex James, who 2 Newcastle would have been

prak

France's Andre Al rie whom I cannot victory in 14.6 was France', it came because 1 felt. I must

Marie wept when of the games.

Smart unti

lost f

MEN'S "C" DIVISION LRCIKU 2

A. Scholes (LRC)

convey to the Congress per pager had the Tyneside club's and D. Party Ire heard the Marseilla played gly the antert wishes and the directors taken the advice 1 waguer and it Yu 6-1, Beat ..

elins of the Japanese people.allacher while James was afili ip and K. Yung

to celebrate his victory-United

Pres

HOME SOCCER

RESULTS

London, Aug. 24.

The following were the re- sults of football matches played today:

SECOND DIVISION

In Chy

3

Queen's Park R. 1

Swansea Town 1

Barnsley

Notts County Ghetald 1,

Weil ilam Vid. Luton Town

THIRD DIVISION

Port Vale Walsall

Walford

(SOUTHERN)

t Newport County 0

mouth Argyle Reading

THIRD DIVISION (NORTHERN)

Barrow Carlisi VID.

2 Halifax Town Gateshead

--iletiler, IRISH GOLD CUP (1st Round)

Coleraine

THE

2

Bancor

Houter.

[t

Mr Asano added:

would

to

the

4 Premion.

Gallacher is taking up can for a 20 minutes cach way hove charity match, hopes to James and Tommy Melnally on

of him and Albert 4-

Mcinroy in

like to express the deep grati.ude of the Japanese Federation those who have been very kind and helpful to us. I can assure either side them that we will do our utenroy in coal. most from now on to pruincte the man who kept out the Ar- world peace through interna-

senal in the 1932 Wembley Cup tional sports,"-ileuter.

Gual after their early goal.

A

GUSSIE MORAN

TURNS PRO

New York, Aug. 21. Miss Gertrude "Gizsie" Moran and tinned profession) today

nationwide tennis will start a

at New York's Madison ur Square Gorden some, time in November.

Rug promoter of Bobby be tour, sald Miss Moran was Huaranteed $75,000 for a year

I said her opponent will named Inter, Jack Kramer pre- viously was spied for the tour. -United Press.

GAMBOLS

OFF TO TURKEY

Fulham.

Bailey, the Erlend Test M player, was the main esurg of

Indles collapse, the West

took five 10

wickets for 13

for

four for 11,1 slow bowler, Gloucestershire play was

Surridge.

The pleure above, taken at the Oval, showa Len Hutton making a forcing stroke off the bowling of Valentine in the Fourth Test Match on the way to his 160 not out.

Below, the Test selectors Tem Pearce (Essex), Norman Yardley (Yorkshire) and Bob Wyati (Wor cester) follow the mounting score appreciatively.

British Sport

Could Do With More Coaches

Says JOHN MACADAM

Now that it is better than a shade of odds that our (Wright, right-arm medium fer-last sporting citadel is lottering and we have lost the K.H. Baker, and R.A. Mead beat

break bowler, four for 52. Ridg Yu and Leo 0-0, beat Wagner and

fast mediums rubber to the West Indies, it might be as well to look Yu, beat Ip and Yang 6-4

way, right-arm W. Pomeroy and G. Gallen best nins in 84 overs after lunch.

bowler, three for 30). Kent 144 around and consider what is the matter with British Lee and Yu 6-1, Jost to Wagner

athletes. Y 5-7, lost to Ip and Yung Ray Smith, who toured with for Ave (Ames 54)

At Eastbourne: Hampshire 229 Commonwealthy ten inst

Sussex 217 for Soccer history is too recent and too painful to require winter, needs only one wicket and 17 for one.

100 pine declared (Cox 121, Stack-going over. So is it of cricket. In boxing we are reduced tu 'complete his double of

fad medium to the business of restoring retired men to the ring in the wickets and 1,000 runs for the leton, right-m

bowler, six for 50).-Reuter.

hope of putting life into the industry,

KCC TENNIS

are

the

Leason.

The following matches down to be played off Lu-day The ruinstorm ended 03 (Friday) In the Kowloon Cric-

ruddenly as it begon and bright ket Club's tennis Charmpion- ships.

followell, Strenuous sumchlan Jimmy McCormick, forher

efforts were raade to dry the To commence at 5 p. Spurs and Crystal

the jaz Palace forward, has flown from Court No. 1, Mrs H11. Jones and bitch, but play could not begin

Mira R. Stock Miss P. Ward until 6,39 p.m. and

remainius half-hour Essex lost and Mrs LF. Stokes; Court No. 2, LF. Stokes v De R.Y.K. Hg.

three wieku.

To commence of 5.45 p.m.-

Northolt to Istanbul to take up his new post as coach to the Turkish national team.

in

McCormick has given up his

as coach to the Sliema Wanderers club of Multa,

Bob, Jimmy's collie dog, who flew out to Malta with film year ago, has already gone on to Turkey in advance the Turdah authorities conveyed Istanbul in a submarine.

-Londen Express Service)

him to

West Indies The

nitacked

FLUSH

A

ROYAL WINNER

casier

pays

at-

how In athletics, we couldn't

Elaxing? It is notorious

any tract two men and a dog unless they'll rush

promising there was In the programmes a youngster into a title-elminot- big sprinkling of American anging stries before te has learned much more than the ritzizmests Continental names. York. Aug. 24.

it But Mr Jamek McLean's Flush What is wrong? It is easy to of his trade. Royal won the £1,200 Great blame the war and post-war somebody-and it goes on. Yorkshire Stakes,

Interruption, run aver period of

Bul it That is the basic cause for mile and a half, here this after-stillo blame the food.

Mr

Frank More won't do. The fault lies deeper our womoutness, but even shar Court No. 1, Mrs L. Benjamin with Goniez and Rumadhin on annen.

DoddsFarrall's

Jai Mahal was an that, and unless something could be got over to some extent and Mrs M. Chaw Mrs K. a pitch still very wet. Getz and Miss I. Bonbernard:

was run out foollbly at 30 runs second and Mr Harry, Blagrave's is done we look like degeneratif coaching were put on a res-

Drake

into a nation of second-sonably worthwhile basis. Gomez clained Bailey at Royal

was n:1 Court No. 2, J. Leriou

third. Aling

of In every sporting rection Fungi Court No. 3, Mrs

Avery fell in the last field of four ran 45 runs.

raters in sport

thut this country--and

KOLS The betting Harsinna v

wns: 11 to 10

that corns enough It could be sald brondly that for football against the favourite, Flush Royal, 4 to 1 Jai Mahal, 11 to 4 money is somewhere around the money to be able to command 100 root of the evil,

the very best-coaching is Royal Drake.

too For instance, the Soccer boys more, too neralised, and Flush Royal won by three

anxious to get cracking Inte. 1st Innings .......... 229 ruas lengths with eight lengths are so

hundreds of Ukou- parating the

and among the

[ sands of pounds collected

every Continental city

been in I have the turnstiles Saturday by have valled

that gave bouuseroom Saturday that they cannot wait stadiums 19 run EGYPTIAN WAITS until the cricketers are decently to no many as 10 teams, ranging

from Junior schoolboy to tional league sides, all of them

v A.

J. Miss M. Riberio; Court No. 4, K. Greene v HA da Silva; Court No. 5. R.O. Bokor v K.M. Getz.

by Barry Appleby

jOKORGE. L&T'C

CHANGE PLACE-U

uver.

+

1st Innings 213 runs third-Reuter.

second

THE SCOREBOARD

ESSEX

WEST INDIES

ESSEX 2nd Inninga *********

for three wickets Dodds, run out

25

back in their dressing-rooms.

Avery, c. Stollmeyer b.

Ramadhin ..... Bailey, lbw b Gomez Peter Smith, not out

Abd El Monten Abdu, the 20- Egyptian swimmer, IB Year-old

PLAY TOO MUCH

Folkestone, Aug. 24.

at

In

na.

B tonight postponed his England

of the same club,

Every one of these

sides

The result When vital tours would have a conch to watch

loons

Into

tho

to France Channel attempt be- esuse of rough seas. He aaid he come to be played, most of the them through all elr carefully would make the attempt when boys are stale of the ball Fix-graded promations.

are crowded inta the weather improves, wolting Lures

If they are not good enough the 49 until the first week of September over-bulged calendar and dou-for promotion, they are guided 2/45,If necessary.Reuter.

over-bulging into some other athlelic pursuit. purse.

But be certain no promising The ericketers play o material goes unnoticed. much too often, with the result

Such people put' our hapha- that Tondon, Aug. 24.

these touring Saturday-

zard, hit-or-miss method down beat Featherstone afternoon players can make us

arrogance, and maybe they as it wo weren't there. 3 140 Rovers by 21 points to two in look

Jure right at that. 0.1.2 5 1a Rugby League match today. But it's a profitable businessman

and it goes Quá Hcutor. Reuter

Extraa

Total for three Wickets 3/40.

fell at 1/45,

Bowling to date:

O

MR W

Pierre..

Gomez

Jones Ramadhin

0 14 0

12

4 20 1

RUGGER RESULT

Halifax

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