BUREN
THE FERYKAT
SWISS WATOM
MIDDLESEX
BEATEN BY
10 WICKETS
London, July 20.
Australia beat Middlesex by ten wickets in their
match which ended this morning af Lords.
Scores: Middlesex-1st Innings
203.
Middlesex-2nd innings. Robertson, retired hurt
BOWLING ANALYSIS
M.
0.
R.
W.
Lindvoll
2 31 2
10 Johnston
12
4 20
2
Brown, 1. B. Johnston
3 Fina
7 0 20
Edrich, bw. b. Lindwall...
1. Lox toit
7
Z 15
1
D. Co
Compton, Ibw., b. Johnston
2 McCool
10.4 2. 27 3
Dewes, b. McCool
51
Manu, b. Lindwall
Byes 1. leg-byes 3, no-ball I
by Lindwall.
Simms, e. Loxton, h. Ring
7
Australia-1st innings 317.
Campion,
mael
Australia-2nd innings,
McCool
3 tiny, not aut
15
DĮ McCand, not out
Extrao
Young. b. isximu
ין
Whatcombe, e, Lindwall, 12,
Macool
Bedford, not out
ExIrun
Tatal
Imperial Cricket Conference
136
Total (for no wiekets)
MONDAY'S PLAY
22
London, July 19.
30 for
11dlesex hul keoredi four in their recond Innines. , after dismissing the Australians
after the ten interval for 317, whin stumps were drawn todny,
A fourth wicket partnership of 172 between Arthur Morris, who ened 189, and Sam Loxton, who made 123, followed by some fino howing by Ray Landwall and Bili Johnston placed the tourists in
rammailing position. The
| County are still 78 runs behind
with six wickets in hand.
London, July 19.
The King and Queen WETO India will rank as a full
mong the crowd of 30,600-the member of the imperial gates were closed during the in Cricket Conference for two fervid--who saw Morris and Lox- ton god 60 runs in 20 minutes, the of years, irrespective
103 in an hour and finally 172 in change brought about by the new status of India, it was announced at a meeting of the Imperial Cricket Confer- ence at Lords.
is minutes for the fourth wicket.
112c
ussistance
The Mullesex luck, Incking services of Whitcombe, who strained a leg muscle in the last ver before lunch. received 1:0
from
an ensy-paced 1 he Chairman of the Indlay wicket.
ail not even the con- Cricket Bout of Control told huert kere telding could stom Reuter ofter the meeting
that he now ne cune efforis iu get the M.C.C. to change their minds over the ennicellation cessful.***
Morris betted for two hours 25 minutes without giving a chance
CHINA MAIL
Olympic Uniform
OLYMPIC
; GAMES
104
The uniform to be worn by Great Britain's woman Olym- pic compellters on show in London. An open neck one- plece white dress of a wash- able material is worn with a
tight fitting navy blue jacket.
bearing
badge on the left breast pocket of the Union Jack and "Olympic Games 1948." A matching beret la
worn with the 1948
Olympic badge. This utility uniform COULE £6 7%. 10d. complete,
Economic
of the tour to India were usuce and hit 17 hours. Loxton's foreca▼Ontroll
in a report by the Selection and Plant Sub-Committee of the bice the reluctant view was expresseri illat the present silua- tion
cricket concerning English was sufficiently serious to warrant
a curtailment of tours Immediate future
Cut innings,
which
which insted, about the same time, was featured by коме brilliant driving. earned him sixteen boundaries.
Transformation
Suspended
Shanghai, July 20 Lieut-General
HONG KONG, WEDNESDAY, JULY 21, 1948,
Football
Only Olympic Complaints Are Association About The Sun Meeting
(By VERNON MORGAN, Reuter's Sports Editor)
London, July 19.
Today was a red letter day for visiting athletos, especially those from the Far East, because, for the first time since their arrival, it was warm and sunny.
At the first meeting of the. Council of the Hong Kong Football Association for the 1948-49 season held yesterday it was decided that the Polico ground at Boundary Street and the Army Ground at Soo- kunpoo, be used for all repre- sentative and Interport games this season.
Scientific Instruments
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Lawn Bowls Open
Singles, Doubles Preliminary Draw
The draw for the preliminary round of the Open Singles and Open Doublos Lawn Bowls Cham- pionships was made on Monday by members.
on
played
G.R. Lan and J.V. Ramsky, (BROS!)
7.3. flodrigues and D.A, Coelho (30208). (K.C.C.).
of the Competition Sub-Committed of the Lawn Bowls Association. The draw for the Ask any athlete, notably from India and the West
Opon 'Rinks will take place some time next if he has any complaints whatever and he will
wook. promptly say "only that we have no sun".
Competitors are asked to r.V.V. Ribeiro and C. Rosa Parts note that It has been very difficult for, "record loss in the Games", but
A committee of five members week-days
gamce fixed
EARLY V J.M. Kumfahrn and Achi, Runiv these Olympic athletes trying Lord Burghley, Chairman of the was elected to go into the matter either one day earlier or one
be
Inha - (87504) (K.C.0.1,\\A may to Anish their training, to get Olymple Organising Committee, in detalla expenditure and the their muscles supple without told me only last Friday that far method of recolping any outlay, the very necessary heat of the from the Games being a flop, Hun and to take off all super-there was every reason to believe fluous tissue as only warm, expenses would be covered. weather can really do. Mas-get the impression that, there seurs have been working over the credit side.
would be something left over on time in the various camps but they have been unable to prc- vent many. runners having strained muscles.
Sir
wrék-day.
1.M. Omar and UIM. “Omar, (28508)) ▼ V.C. Labnim ul E.C, Fieber · (ansis)
L
A.K. Minu nad A.T. Minu (2001) ▼ RA. Mansell and 3.5. Hayward' (29200) (C.0.0.1,
... Hours and M.J. Melina (28668) ** Wid. Narshallsay and 31 MělellanÚ
GRUAS) K.U.C.).
A.K. Onjar und M.I. Razack. (ÉTA16) J.J. Basta and C.P. Busto (25849) JL.K.F.C.).
day later provided both sides are agreeable.. The following committees were
Week-day metches must com- (KB40). elected at vestriday's meeting,
mence before 5.45.p.m. No further Appeals Board: --Hon. Mr. A. extensions will be allowed. It
THURSDAY, AUN, S Morac, Sir Mi-kam Lo Ka ground is closed the gum will 191146) A.J. Hall and J. Fraser (Ghost)
A.R.A. tahman and Ailt. Razacky C. B, E, Col. Alexander and Mr.be played on the next available1c, de This wook-end, has seen an J. McKelvie.
A.A. Runek eni 3.8; Landolt (52088) up-surge in ticket applications
♥ 1.1.1. Marques, and A.VI. Gowano and there were Queues at Emergency Committee:—Mr. K. Bowls conveners and grounds (16208) (R.1.0.C.). Wembley Stadium today. K. Ip Inspector G.Harris, and men are requested to reserve the damp The cold
weather ar
the present fine weather con- Copi, Tribble:
necessary rinks for matches on wrought havne in a minor wayj tinues, tickets will not be on
Referees Committee:-Mr. Clarke, dates concerned. apart from making athletes feel
offer long.
Mr.
Mr. MacAlpine, Squadron Leader downeart and depressed, but to-
Following is the draw;→ Pagrain. Arthur Elgin, Chairman day
the Enst were all men from
Ground Committee: Mr. J. COPEN FAIR-FRELIMINARY ROUND Managing Director of smiles as
as they "bathed"
in the and warm.
niv. Their
Wembley Stadium, stated today Quimgam (chairman) Messrs. H. only anxicly
TUESDAY, AUG, 3 was whether it would last. Ex- that there seemed little possibility Fung, MacAlpine, Clarke, and
of the Games showing a loss.
Harris,
F.X.M. de Siva and P.M.N. s Riles ports think it will,
League Management Commit-12-18 W. Bank Bling and A.M. Omec Sir Arthur exp the only
explained it had Hitherto,
man who
been a great disappointment that, tee:-Mengra. J. Cell Gulmgam,122474). (KBC.) seemed to
to revel In the Aretle
R.M. Omar, the inst ut conditions the Finns
A MacAlpine, moment, large block Clarke. Capt. Tribble, and
A.F. Naronha sol J.E. Noronha 4322931 have not of tickets
in allocated yet arrived-wis
Mr. v .W. Bowell and 224,11. Mitchell (az303) b number Mok Indian
1.K.F... Hing. Mesars, Percy nith were re- 8. Blege and B.45. TANDọn (20120) who
elected treasurers of the Asso-Yusuf med M.Y. Ada (2001) (3.12.C.).
V.C. Dixon and 1.0. Cambea ·(5m/13) informed
IH, Silva anit W. Opley (2753) ▼ 1. Bykes R. Greenwood (50786) ciation.
* A.1.0 Fastmats and WC. Himpson | (K.B.G.C.). the Games, had, hud to be century of the Association since the
(DXDAL) (K.C.C.). vinced that they could now buyberation, was unanimously re- tickets.
elected IIon. Secretary.
There was no oihar nomination
this
post.
monthly meeting of the Council
the
Marathon runner, Chhota Singh, cellest and the British public,
of overseas countries were con-
Som
originally
been
there was little prospect of seeing Mr. L.F. de Souza, Ilon. Secre
from
all over Britain..
4
(27701) K.M. Ramlah and 8,M. Rum
JL. O'Grady mad A.B. Cotman Jahn (20) silk.c.C.).
· ' ¡
HA. dirayam W.J. Krates (280in) 411 Xavier and A.J. Cosiha (24055) (K.0.4.c.y
5
FRIDAY, AUG, S
M.. Hasan and U,A, Rumfahre⋅ (ZAG01)- Willerton T.A. Madar and B. Stoles (26667)
(FR.G.)..
J.W.JI. Dickson at 0. (22869) T.E. Baker and 0. trang (28275) (0.0.0.}. \
R. Leigh and 3.A. Tibble (292nds ♥ ti. Runa Choy and GA, Sousa (2005) (K.1.0.0.3.
B.M. Umer and K.M. Omar (28001) A. Steven and J.A. Belly (20819+
IP, de Lur and JA, da"Lus (29635), ♥ J, Bradley, and LA. Collyer (39104)
4.0.C.).
C. Dowman and K.A. Lammers) (84188) A,W. Hireock and A lot (MLIDA) (0.0.0).
who told me the hard British clinute and increased his slamina. But even he had to go to the
сатр up-to-date
hospital for dave with bad cold.
n While the hot Bummer 计学
"This somewhat difficult task,is: 10 gladly welcomed by visiting athletes, it may prove nok bearing fruit", he said, "and to
mixed blessing to British applications are now coming in It was also decided that the
Already athletes, who, being used to the cold unpleasant weather, hoped the total revenues from advanced be held on the second Tuesou?! (C. de R.)..
hooking receipts have reached of each month. that it would give them a better
£450,000 and, judging by the chance to beat their rivals.
Mr. Mok Hing of the Chinese brisk demand, this amount will Federation submitted U.S. Handicapped be considerably exceeded before terations to the Governor's Cup (8041)
some al- R.M. Ribeir Indeed, experts were saying the opening day July 29. competition. As, insufficient notics; hedy 9984) (KAL0,0.). American athletes would find it There is, therefore, nothing to was given it was deelded that the U.K.F The extremely difficult to reproduce suggest that the Games will not matter be discussed the next 128241) Franks and A.F. Ferret Lee and J.W. Leonard: L.B. Whant and the remarkable times and feats pay for themselves."-Reuter.
neeting. established in their own country. ́Although there were those who
་
Huân Ti-feured vix!ung athletes and The gine underwent a ro- wu, commander of the Shang-officials might not find their living in the murisable transformation when hal-Woosung garrison resigned quarters
and roomy Sims, the low leg break bowler, at the same time
they would have
that the
fortable
19
in view of the prevailing striking a length and spinningarrison suspended all econo- gestion from any
liked, there has been * no
of visits between other coun• i teles fated to the Confor ence.
General agreement was reach- ed by the Conference regarding! the appointment of umpires for Test nintches
The MCC Committee
sent
lowed up his successful spell by d infee.
|-mintiles.-
Midlesex had è disastrous start stated In 43*
43 runutes against fast and
on
com
com-
Laker Test
sug-
**
Celebrates Selection
London, July 19. Laker, Surrey's all-rounder, celebrated his choice as one of England's XII for the fourth Test against Australia, by almost getting hit- first century in big cricket against Kent at the Oval.,
¡
conditions
in England, the MCC little dismissed Loxton, McCool mic control activities in the whom I have talked that theis athlete with suggested that there should be null in one over, two of Shanghai area. an increase in the Interchange them with successive deliveries.
quarters are anything but good, Chlong Kashek, The last three wickets fell for President
When Mr. Emanuel Shinwell 45 runs in 65 minutes: Sims foi-
however, was reparted to have the Secretary for War, opened
Hsuan to continue today the Sandhurst and Bisicy Jim howling Tallor. and Ring and got No
Olymple centres which will Hamence leg hefore.
reason was given for the between 300 and 400 competitors house Hamence
for 10 suspension of the garrison's work from 20 countries, he ad offered ster resistance
In attempting to halt Shanghai's
do not pretend the hospitality we Inet runaway Inflation.
cun offer is of the most sumptuous It was pointed out that the character, but it is the best we that it was not proposed at pre- i cory bowing. Brewn lost his leg prompted by the recent arrest or can do. It is similar to that we
Kuggestion may have been GTCT to upset the arrangement by { «tunip at 15, Edrich was, leg be- three top-ranking garrison offers bring them up the hard way and run out when one short of the time had
He had the misfortune to be against his native county, at one which visits with Australia were tore to the Arst bull he received
provide for our officer cadets. We interchanged every four
an analysis of four on charges dealing in foreign years, from Indell at 10, and Comp-currency, gold but
100, risking a sharp single and wickets for 27. and commodities. I think that is the best way. it might, become necessary ten coked surprised later that Australian tours to the was given but leg before at 27, awaiting trial,
when he black markets. The trio are now "Olymple alliletes, too, are used being thrown out from the However, Lancashire ran up n United Kingdom should be ar after batting 30 minutes for two
to Spartan upbringing and they deep. He batted two hours huge total at the close by a th wicket partnership of 176 by J. ranged alternatively at. five and
Municipal Government sources do not expect the luxury of a and a half and hit ten fours, lie and three years' intervals-Reuter.
B. Howard, to which cutting At the same total Robertson thorities hud expressed disappro- it is perhaps retired hurl when struck in the vol of finance control measures for there is much wet to be done
century of the season, Wash- Another of the Test XII, Jack brooke's share of the total was $4. ace in trying to avoid a bumper being enforced by the military in even before the Games begin, but Crapp, hit an excellent 77 for from Lindwall while he was stead of civil agencies.
and,
everything so far
Scoreboards has gone off Gloucestershire againat Worce.ter receiving treatment in the pavi- Still others pointed out the tion, Man was bowled the first garrison's measures stopped black bertely well and there has not shire and helped to give his side
all without addition to the total. markets.
At Kennington Oval: Surrey single hitch.
a commanding Brst inning,' lead. Soaring commodity Visiting officials are Dewes and Blma' played outprtega. failed---Associated Press,
Two other Test selectees, Cyril 303 for 9 declared (Whitcombe that everything is in first class Washbrooke and Kenneth Cranston Ch Laker 09); Kent 180 for 2 time when Middlesex were still
order and that they are being so (Lancashire) fell to R. Nutter, (Todd 87 not out). 7 runs shorts of saving an in-
well housed and fed.
who give an impressive bowling At Liverpool: Northamptonshire One London evening paper to perfonnance
31): Lan- for Northampton-144 (Roberts day published a splash story of a hire, Nutter, who was playing castle 411 for D (Washroole 54,
Ploce 63, lkin: -100, Howard 03)
AL Worcester: Worcestershire 143 and 27 for no wicket. Glou- cestershire 324 for declared (Barnett 67, Crapo 77, Wilson 851.
Law Leads The Blind
Gay, laughing crowds were streuining from the King's Theatre shortly after 7 p.m. yesterday. The pavement out- ide the Theatre was Crowded with hundreds of other people wafting their turn to enter,
From
the crowds, there emerged a blind beggar girl, huge- king her. Ale vlosely to hel Ureast and groping her way about with a stick.
rink.
ninga" defeat.-Router.
US TO ASSIST MIGRATION TO AUSTRALIA
1
Canberra, July 20.
hotel."
said, however, that Nanking au-West End yet to speak] well driving especiaily Ikin contributed a chanceless first
Woman's Body Recovered
Sampan coolies picked up the naked body. of a woman near Lantau Island yesterday morning.
corpse
No one, hoeded this -clari,
President Truman has pro-ice bellest i to be that of Dare-footed girl as she stepped on mised full support to Austra-f the victims in the recent to the road in the face of oncom-llan efforts to secure ships re-
Man Kwong disaster, Jug traffle.
The decomposedl
was Chinese Tromie Policeman 2014 placed persons from Europe to who delivered it to the Water quired. to bring 200,006 dis-sont to the Cheung Chau police who was on duty at the spot im- Australia, Immigration Minis Police here. It is }
now' in the
The woman, extimated to be about 18 years old, had a pearl studded gold ring on her finger
A
mediately went to the assistance
sundalk on.
amazed
New York Giants
On Batting Spree
New York, July 19,
Clare of play scores
& Mor
At Frome: Somerset 307 (Gim bleti 110, Walsh 6 far 93) and i 110 for 3 (Gimblett 50); Leices ier hire 201 (Lester 00).
At Colchester: Hampshire bent Essex by 10 wickets. Essex :122 and 180 (Dodds 72); Hampshire. 250 and 71 for no wicket,
At Birmingham: Warwickshire 316 (Muncer 6 for 93) and 100 for 5: Glamorgan 101.9
At Burton-on-Trent: Sussex 204 and 65 for 4 Derbyshire 252
G
for 89). At Nottingham; Yorkshire 073 (Aspinall 75 not out): Noits 221
for which he was warmly thank-substantia?, contribution.. toward he haden-Cola, employee ex÷| Hank Sauer's 26th homer of went all the way for his ninth for 5: (Hardstaff 61, Simpson 09
amined
ed, the pollesman returned to his the resettlement of persons now local task of directing traffic,.
Scores...
not out) Reuter..
Putting on their biggest run-making spree sinco June 6, New York Giants led by new managér Leo Durocher banged 18 hits today în a 14-2 crushing of Cincinnati, Reds. " of the girl, Holding, her gently by ter Calwell announced here Kowloon mortuary, the arm, he led her across the today,
Giants' right-handed ace the big inning. Andy Parko got street to safety; after offering the Air. Truman told
Larry Jonsen breezed to his one Cubs run on his 16th homer hp ke Australia
· Dutch," Leonára, girl a few kind words of advice, that Australia's action makes a
11th victory, holding Reds to of the year. seven hits, one of which was although reached for 11 hits, in Europe awaiting an oppor doubtful that the woman could be rookie in tie with Ralph Kiner
the body but he was the season The blast put the victory of the season, tunity to
restart their lives."
victim of the Macao Catana Miners, however, are opposed toaster last Friday:Carrol, who League home-run leadership.
Federation of Australian
of Pittsburgh for the Major NATIONAL
LEAGUE Mr. Charles T.
H the immigration of Polish miners went to Blacno to identify Mr. 8. The following are the sults new working in England.
·Giants were more productive New York Giants ... 14. - 18. of the lit round of the Anny miler Chifley had suggested that early the morning.o will go to cach gelling one with two men
Pic H. Wout is expected to return In home run hitting, Bobby Cincinnati Reds suck Inter Unit Six-a tilde Hockey from six to ten thousand of these
Thomson and Walker Cooper
Glanter p.: Jansen; c/ Competition played during the miners be included in the the mortuary, to see, whether the on base. Or special signifleaner
It is leathed that ho
Reds: p. Peterson; Hughes, Cress;
c. Lamánno,“ immigration scheme. Agoned woman found by the sampan was that the usually slow-topted Philadelphia Phillies 50 France-Presse.
people - Is Mr S. H. Wou, Cilents viole four bases, even Chicago Cubs who was in the ill-fated plane lumbering Johnny Mize getting Phillies: p. Leonard; c. Seminick with her husband.
Whitey Lookman got, two
"Cuba: «p and Bill Rigney one In the new Walke speed technique ihattuted by "AMERICAN LEAGUE
ARMY HOCKEY
1 CRE-- 3 Comp A
• Buffs 'D'
week BASC REME Bute A Huiskey & Bute C4 Camp DC, MD 25 Ed. Regt 8 *The Quarter Finnis will be played
oday at Vittoria, Barracks
By Innlik, CO
KHisings v.. Inglaka "A"
GANDHI'S ASHES. IN DURBAN
Durban, July 10 The gat-tahes of Mohandas. K. Gandhi - were acattered at the
| mouth, of the Umging River-to-
ENGINEERING WESTMISSIONALS
Min London, July 10, “Mr. "Arthurst: Bottomley: Sector |
Lade,
· Barówy; -
Durocher, Thomson,
batting in five, runs with *hömer, double
ble Strifouls Drowns and single, led the Glanta attack Boston Red Sox- although Willard - Miarstimi), [glan]Brownal-p? | Banford, Blava)
Ted Box:
day by his bocond" zón, Mallial, | leży: Overson Trade, told the set three hits, including noo
t walkin's Durban that the House of Commony today that the double.MK RAKTERESSAN elder Gandill; first: developed his Government is, sending, a 13-man
Wr298 London, July 19-waspon of passiva resistance.
malch, Diayed betweents Other ashes were 2.còfisigned | inve itale rangli santralia, his remilk-shriler to rivers in India, con
Arapsstwo wins nach und aldrand (andred ; by the Bindus.
ibonizaion to Canada to off)tindo vink
market, po sibilities Dusty: Cooke, cot for heavy indistrialen: | lok, four runa @alpment, United Chlengo) Cut
Army Basketball
Tha" tallowinar" are the rasulla at the matchen played In The Aimy. Vasărituli
ILE.QT.U..KALI NILO LE ILERESINA, Bienale
JAPLES TO PÁTE VON KESK
WEDNESDAY, AUG. 4.
3.8. Joyed and L.W. Draw #31101) w R.A. Edward and Phillips (381) 10.0.0.1
W. Win and KK..G.G.).
J. Bilva and J.F. libelen (12880), M and 2.0. Romeo Dr. C.W. Lam and JN.. Wasn'" (19150)
(20421) 13.K.F.C.).
and "*F. Goodwin
A., Bermain and AM.. Wahab 122581) ▼ A.A. Lopes and E.H, Alarenti (80203) (0.02.00))
M.Y, H and 13. Cheng 159227) ▼ 13.8. Chowls and Vindeln Lær (22470) (C. de
Plane v. Motorboat
MOTORBOAT on the Lago Maggiore, "hear" Milan. Italy, goes flat out In an altempt to win an unusual race against the monoplane, Bying
Immediately abova,
The plane, piloted by Count Ignazio Clavi, had taken off from the Forlanini Airport in Milan and then reached the "racing field" simultaneously with the start of
the. motor. boat "Arno II" pliated by Achlile Castoldi. Castoldi is world champlon. for the one- kilometer-motorboat race and will shortly be leaving for the United States to compete In the "Golden Cup" races. The plane won this race by a fow seconda-AP Photo
NYES:~~G.C. Pereirs und A.E. Pereira's A. Chofes and DW, Bradbury: J.W.
EA, Atkinus and A.8. Flemin and:W.C.
· Hipse..
.. OPEN BINGLES-PRELIMINARY,
ROUND,
TUESDAY, JULY 21 MD, Haxsan (4800)) · ▼ R.P. Phillips| (20120) (CC.C.).
T.A. Marlar (28607) * C. DowMIN (C. de R.).
R. Phillips - (32690)
| (2341d)''(K.C.C.).
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1... Marques '1×0208). ♥. W," Wiltfam»
pon 180177) (K.IO.0.)..
A.H, RomJahn (2018)
(58-51), (ILK.F.0),
* B.B. @Humala
WEDNESDAY, JULY IS K.M. Rumjahn 17061)--+---Tindal) |
| (27017) (ILK.P.C.).
A.V. Cosane (25603), ‚♥ W.. Gaffney
(3051) (K.4.c.).
5.10. O'Grady (27701)
[226]) (C.U.C.).
M.J. Melina (26805) ***
(54840) (K.B.C.C.).
W.E. Field
C.P. Hasto
L... da Silva (27585) v 70. Fincher: (GABIN) (K,$1,0.C.). 197
THURSDAY, JULY AU
C.B. Roszelet (6335) (K.JL.G.C.).
AM. Omer
EJ.R. Mitchell `(#2305} \▼ 3.W. Drds
bury (24677) (UL.K.F.C.)..
A.K. Minu, (ĖSOUL)
(280J5},{0.0.0/).
祭
1.P. BALA
#. Yusuf (2001) ▼ M.Y. Adat (35001) (K.C.).
C.F. Remedios (60217) v LA, dalluenca (84158) (K.C,C).
DYES INTO THE NEXT -ROUND- [J.A.-da" Lux, -FX.M. de B]]m, AA, nom, O.C. Pereira, P,M,N, `da Hilendra) J. Noronha, ``R.MLV.^^;Bibelris," AP. eyelva, Dr. CW, Lam, U,Mi¿Upiar,? W. Hong Stips, KB, Frank A. Coelho XM, Omar, France, Lee, AR Coasis. J.B. alt, D. Rosario, W.07. Oglez | GW, Newill, J.WM. Diabeon, C.15. flaugh, JA. Collyer, J.E. Hayward, CLE. Warion. A.D. Colemad. A. Mansell N.3, Bebbingturi, “A.K." Ožár, AD, MINE, UAHumJahn,y: 8,M. Baminhu,' | M.). Sipauck, J.M.A. RamJahn, ), Kitchell, Hykes, E. Greenwood, E., Combet, la Whant Af Eastman, Y, Goodwi | 8,A, Graz, J. Orem, H Leigh.......C.3. Logan, J.; Japan! A.W. Hlpoosh_! AL- Veming and A, lif
SATURDAY'S BOWLING
The following will fyredragent K.C.C. v K.D.C. 1st Division on Saturday at home at 4 p.
Geo.
Madar and
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