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HONG KONG, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1948.
SOUTH CHINA TEAMS WILL Joe Louis To DRAW THE CROWDS TODAY Fight Again
Boxing Foul Rule Defended
Landon, December 10, Charles Donmall, Secretary of the British Boxing Board of Control, unday defended the fonik rules that inst American Lee Suvold his fight with Bruce Whorlenek for a blow below The belt.
He said he had no plans to te naming of the stewards to
en udugiting the mu-frat Ned in the States,
Note:."
prevare
pot
(By "ROVER??)
The two South China teams should draw the crowds today, when they meet Chinese A.A. and St. Joseph's respectively in the First Division of the Soccer Loogue, although the Kit Chec v Army game also holds promise of being a full- blooded affair.
STARTING TIMES
Starting times at the Old Course
more followe
1920 D.M. Robh-4,6,D, Carter (Chant
phin hats,
A3, Llesman-8,8, Hubertson,
1,30
B. M
E. Beskort-W.G, Darien,
1,41
G.N. Gawter-LW, Hbewait.
*14
NA. Wysown-G, Hewort,
033 PỰ Harrbeno-T.D. Drysdale,
1.56
48. Dennett-1. Abildnison, J.It Ke8.S fordau.
There will be no First Division games tomorrow, but the Governor's Cup match at Boundary Street between teams representing the HKFA and 10.4.4.0. st.1.C. Prater. the CNAAF should provide soccer fons with 90 minutes of first closs football.
As a curtain raiser to the Governor's Cup match, v gume between the Combined Press will be played, all and Referees in-kick off at 2.15 pan,
100 have
South Chma "A" will be male- rust one at the all too rate visIUS
15.undury Street
13:3 After Wins questants has been dis-loon, where they me due to meet mavel un many
o AA, canopy. Doumall road. "and hos
been in The Amateurs have always" bor tachet drevn fally the doids cans of lett ilal their rin Barr grounds. That bring prospects of coming met on top
# STOR
with South in their encounter
roxy. Cauter, China "A" are sung
the They will, however, advantage of playing at home and Donmall added "no hoxer If it they can repinduce the form in lie knows Tum jou
which they displayed rurier clean fighter should ever have the season and turn her speed advantage. orcasion la tip Bingualified for thy fall to early such tactica.**
South China "A" are not Hiedy to have starter, entirely their own He pouted out that Gas Lace; why. Los viele Jatil Joe Balsi, both At Carine Bill, Smith Chion Americans, fought here without "B" will entertain St. Joseph's in starting a non-fool rule contro, the viher "match of the VERY
Associated Press,
snú
Removed
His Own Appendix
after marli for
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stages of the game, the ohnares are fint they will start the secund game on equal terms,
To
New York, December 9, Joe Louis, world heavy. walght champion, Has affirmed that he will defend his title next summer.
According to Я stafament today from the 20th Century Sporting Corporation, which has Louls under contract, the 1310 champion has declared willingness ta fight anyone selected by his promoters.- Reuter,
Softball Pitching Duel In VRC-Canucks Tilt
(By "GRANDSTAND")
Regent games have featured slugging power against airtight defence, but tomorrow fons will be treated to a pitching duel between Kassa Nazarin of the Canadians and Joey Franco of VRC when the two teams cross báts for the first time this season.
During the Senior Shield mateb between" Chinese A.A. and Club last week, an unusoul incident | took place which should serve 15 provide experts on Laws of the Gone with
il reaf brain-wracker It would appear that the re- feree in charge of the game was furted to give murching orders to one of the CAA players Sub- sequently, the relelee was unde the impression that the player whom he had sent off the ne had returned. Play was stopped and after consultation with
players and linesmen, the Chub finally a police officer on the side. line, the referee rent another CAA player off the field, believing ite Jo be the player orighusly sent
IT. When
Erasmu later apparent that a mistake huel bepul Rude, the player last sent off the Held was allowed to return and As has
been mentioned take part in the game, belere, South Ching "B" is une of the most unpredictable teams
What Redress? Their unexpect-
in the bague.
after.
The
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In PACKETS or TINS
CRAIGENGOWER OPPOSE SCORPIONS AT VALLEY
(By "MID ON")
Although Hong Kong Cricket Club "Scorpions" Golf
will probably be too good for Craigengower in their First Division League match at Happy Valley today, I navertheless expect the home team to put up a good fight for the points. Both teams will be at full strength. If the home captain wins the toss he might very well elect to put the other side in to bat, in the hope of saving a couple of points should things not go too well for the team.
However. I rather doubt future, 1 imagine, and should be a whether the Craigengower decided asset to elther Scorpions bowling will be good enough or "Optimists," as he is a more than useful medium-paced howler. to get "Scorpions" out for any- thing under the 170 mark, in
Anything Can Happen which event their only hope would be to play time out.
Recrea At Sookunpoo, Indina to Club will be at home to the Undergraduates and should win. The home team will be without one or two of their regidar play. ers, who have decided that lawn bovis is a more thrilling game. and will be playing in the annual 'Altkenhead Shield motches.
cych the
thun useful
Club's Huge Loss
A loss of HK$45,434.98 for the past year was reported at
the annual meeting of the Royal Hong Kong Golf Club a the Hong Kong Hotel Roof Garden yesterday.
Mr. D. S. Robb, who presided in the absence of the Captain, Mr. J. A. D. Morrison, said that much of this sum was expended, on the restoration of the courses and pre-war amenities, so that the position could not be con
sidered unsatisfactory,
Mr. Robb said the
course
were now in very good order, thanks to the works of the Greenă, Committee.
The Committee had considered, the possibility of getting mord. YOURK members to join, and as
Recreio wit be playing the Navy and anything can happen at this clash although I rather feel that the Portugiese team will Win. I see that N. Beltrao is turn- ing out again. As he is excellent
At the close of the year ότι in the Tell, in addition to being
were 303 a useful bat, he should strengthen September 38 there an already more
full members, 134 absent mem- leam.
berg, 10 associate members, 214 associate and 20 subscribers. In the second Division, Recreio
These figures showed an in- also take on the Navy Juniors and hero again a win for the King's creare of 100 in the membership Both outfits are about even in the offensive depart-
A. I. 'Madar makes n
re-Park club is foreseen. Kowloon over insi year, and further apk, appearance in the ment, at bat and on the base-paths.
team after a Cricket Club, who were beaten by
Intending mont plications from bers were coming in. outcome, therefore, hinges on the mound per-week off due to a finger injury. IRC earlier in the season in their John Arculll, who sustained a League encounter, entertain the formances of these two star twirlers.
damuged ankle when he tried to latter in a friendly. Some enjoy.
red-hot drive with 11 able ericket should be seen. The Canucks were lucky to fore the time limit for registra stop a
against HKCC fast week has re- tions expires hest week,
Some of the teams for the China's team apparently has ported it again. The University. their game out of the fire
ut times may upset against Khalse last week.
K.C.C. "Optimists" (Chater Chung from Chung Hwa, appoint strongest team, but unless some Road): erop of errors in the final chap-not yet been determined, but Dick however, are an uncertain lot and week-end follow:
R. E. Lee (ropt). E. C ter almost cost them the game,
ed by the ARsociation to organise
W. D. M. The Victorians under the guld-
a squad, should be able to select thing very unusual happens. 1 Fincher. J. Barrow,
win, Webb, A Zimmert, F. R. Zim- expect the home team p Rue of affable but cagy Charlie
a strong side from, Chus Hwa, Piedo have lost two fussies the Overseas Chinese and Can their poor display against HKCC memn, N. Hart Baker, M. J. Dive-
cho, Tomorrow's
G. E, Taylor, C. J. Smith dians The Flipho team is stit lust week notwithstanding.
Another match that promises to end J. H. Hewitt. Umpire, C. J. uncertain, but Fred "Hot Lips"
produce good cricket is that be Merritt, sentor, J. P. Robinson. es usual, Diesis will and
K.C.C. v Inc (Seconds, Home): ween HKCC "Optimists" and
5. A. Gray (Caņi). E. A. J. Hari- series, Portugal Kowloon, al Chater Road, Kilbee, In the Ladies' seem the strongest on paper with the home captain; will have prac- cock, S. C. Trueman, E. Randall, J. W. Tattersall, W. Davidson, R. the Wahoos forming the back-leally all his regular players at Leigh, V. H. White, D. G. White, bone of the team. Players from his disposal, Kowloon, too, will be. C. Bond and II. E. Matthews. the Pirates and Wildents repre-nt full strength, so as may be Britain. China has a readily imagined, with two teams Fent Great considerably
side | so evenly strengthened
matched meet, some- with practically the whole of the thing good should be in the offing. Canuckettes representing her. The
W. Stoker, who has just return ble this ed from Home leave, will be turn- Filipinas will make a year with an outfit composed of tng out some time in the near Efe Bubida, Alec Mendlenza and several players from the Fungs.
managers' meeting has been called for Monday at Doc Mol- then's Omice at 5.15 p.m. to discuss important mutiers. umpirex follow-
The week-end programme und
SENIOR LEAGUE
60
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NEW RIDINC JUMP RECORD
Reserve, G. R. Rosselet.
Recreio y Nuvy (Away); A. M. Praia (Copt), P. M. Nolase da Silva Jr. Dr. A. M. Rodrigues, Dr E. L. Gosano, B. T. Cosano, L. G. Cosano, G. N. Gosano, A. P. Pereira. N. Beitrao, Leo Vicira, D. M. Rodrigues. Umpire: Mr. A. V. Gosano,
l victory over Kowloon Motor Hus last week is an example. It dress have the Chinese Aud. In down on their list as a pus i would seem that South Cho "B the matter, having regard to the win" scuffle, Jouy France is
always play their best when the fact that they were deprived of ton-line hurler. His one fail- he is too temperame- opposition is stiffest, For this the services of the player in ques-ing is that he is reason, their inceting with St. on at a critical stare the fat and easily upset by annay- ing bunt thelley. If he can retain Josepli's is likely to provide spec game?
While any tafors with plenty of thrills,
which
his fast upshoots Is his confidence, As all hopes which Kowloon taken to punish players indulg- should fool the opposition.
Pepy
Malik, Franco's battery Motor Bus had of winning thing in rough house tactles on the Hamburg, December 10, Dr. Thende Herr, 32-veld Sucid have been dashed to the field is most welcome and de-al fur bars is stilisted physaran, today claimed he had und as a result of their detent serving of full support, one can- and will be out for the rest
at the hands of South China "B" not but help remarking that the the season. It is learned that his removed his own infimed ap-last week, the busmen are now decision of the Emergency Sub-
nan infry will not heal in time. pendix.
looking forward to better fuck in | Committed to suspend Chan Hing- Fill The Brooch the League. They are, therefore, chuen of CAA for two weeks wat
Igmar Eriksen will have to All "fimmediately alter the opera-
not expected to take their match somewhat harsh, having regard to the beach behind the batter.
IRC v University (Home); A. hon, 1 word "home nod Looked with RAF at Sookunpco any to the circumstances of the cast.
the following lightly and should, on
leaving mentor.Charlie Figueiredo
R. Abbas (Caps), A. el Arculii, Jr. current On referring to the records of with the problem of plugging up
A. K. Ismail, 9. A. Ismail, S. H. two days and looked after my form, take both potuta
The Air- cases don't with by Emergency the short-stop gap. I was rum-
Khan, A. R. Kitchell, A. F. Mg- patients well," he sak!, Ile men were showing signs of Im- Sub-Committees of the HKFA, toured that Billy Soares has been
dar, K. Nazarin, I. M. Omar. M. I. zertetext that he faid perfomed the provement, but their stock has is quite clear that players who signed up together with several
Razack, A. R. Suflad. Umpire. of professional fallen considerably following their represent what may be classilled other Heerein players, but Recreio operations
Paris, December 10. G. M. Bull, scorer, A. M. Wahab. eusiunity and was able to get up heavy defen by Klt Chee.
as "favoured clubs"
Recreio y Navy (Seconds); ast inunectutely
The World Records after he
have not confirmed awny with murder" while players drawal. This leaves the windy- their with-
of the Banday (Recreio Football Ground-mittee
International A. A. Guterres, CA. Guterres, A. R, Alves (capt), J. L.S. Alves, mushed.
Victory Appears Certain who represent clubs which do
KIRIK V. alley slot still open. Alec Azedo, 10,30 m.
Americas Avi Equestrian Federation today. E. Guterres, A. Osmund. J. A. not come within this classifica- Medlem authorities doubterti
Kit Chee will entertain Army at tion are dealt with most drasti- Alvoro Xavier and Charlie Quinn Campos, C. Rozarie, Oftie Vns): CBA
Ground: Nuan Matemps v. Overs (S.K announced a new world-long Soares, D. Remedios, L. J. Reme seriously whether, De Herr could Causeway Bay and a victory for rally even for the most trivial of
the buse-guardians for Khan, I.K. Ebrahim. by will
A.M. Kader)||||=| Jump record.
dios, A. V. Lopes, J. Yvanovich, have stepped off the operating the soldiers appears certain, par offences,
Balt-hawks will Victorians.
"Optimists" v CCC (Away): L. table and gope to work forth- ticularly after their brilliant dis
This is a state of affairs which George Saunders. Ernie Ribeiro!
he selected
Gus Pereira, Duster Hollande, Rene Bequiera).
It was set up on September 12, D. Kilbee (capt), 'D. McLellan, R. with, bur said it was entirely play against Eastern on Novem- should not be allowed to
1946 at Bilbao, Spain, by Major W Franklin, W. J. Slagter, N. R. possible he had purformed the ber 27. Kt Chee are not to be and in the interests of football in und Mano Pereira, operation.
despised, however,
W. L. Howard, A. L. Suaith,~ M. and Army Hong Kong, the sooner action is
Umpires assigned for this im-4 mm. Mohawks Black Hawks (with a jump of eight metres, Ablank, 1 vs, funtor Romerioa). would be well advised not
Doc Molthen,
est-M. Little, T. P. Mahon, A. S. to taken to eliminate the present portaat tilt are
The previous record was Dr Herr said That when
Hollands Buster under-rate their opponents or to discriminatory methods, the belter
and
Bunday (Recrela Faothull Ground) - Rene appendix was near bursting, he case up after securing on early will be for alt concerned.
1 sm.: Rexes v. Jaganti (Philo Komedios,blished in Buenos Aires by Jorge Erson (12th man) and N. Hall Sequiera.
França Patrno Guarana wa (umpire). went to the surgical ward of a lead, as Kit Chee have at times The following is the week-end
Jump of 7.70 metres. hospital in his hometown Of
been known to spring a surprise | programune: Hamdoff, neor Rendsburg, and
the non
most redoubtable lay on his side on the operating opponents by striking back table, with his head bent for forsirongly, especially when dimim word and an assistant and a nurse tive Kwok Ying-kee is leading supplying instruments, Dr Herr the attack, sid, he made a two-inch cut.
"It took me four and a hatt hours to do the job,” he said.
of
Far tomorrow's Governor's Cup game, the Chinese Federation is elding an exceptionally powerful ride, which is strong both in de- fence and attack. spite of the TI added that he worked with fact that the HKFA team is not; local anesthetic and there was as strong as it could be, Indßen- bleeding. tions point to a hard fought game. 'no poin OFF EXERR With his appendix put, he con- As the match will be of 99 tinued, he sewed hituself back, niloules duration, stamina will together with vegetable type play an important part and unless thread, which would be absorbect the Chinese are able to secure a into the body-United Press. cominamling lead in The early
.
MCC SELECT TWO
NEW UMPIRES
London, December 9. –
Two interesting newcomers have been elected to the
fist of first class cricket umpires.
They are S. J. Stopies of Not- tinghamshire and W. F. Price of Middlesex, bath former England ployers.
Sam Staples was one of the best spin bowlers In the history of the Nottinghamshire Club and during Ils career he look 1,400 wickets,
Today
"met can
exist
FIRST DIVISION RAF v. KMB (Sookumpoo 4 pan.) Referee:-C. Tunstal. Linesmen: -F. A. Barretto/Cheung Moon- wing.
Gibson/Liu
the
חוסים!
..), VHC v. Canadian e Multhen.
JUNIOR LEAGUE
Com-
E.
Baturday (Reels Football Ground! Nogueras Marques on Balmace Oliver, G. T. Rowe, K. A, Miller,
Bilira, U. Hamel.
With the Senior League frat
LADIES' LEAGUE round drawing to #1 close, the
Baturday (Recreio Football Ground) :-) Major Marques jumped his forthcoming International Series: 2.10 p.m.; Piraten v. Wildcats (Philo Re-¦ eight metres faultlessly in correct will become the centre of interest, medion, Robble 1), 17, Minor).
style.--Associated Press, For the Arst time in. the Series, Pakistun with participate. Its majority of the champion Indian team will be composed of the team of last season,
derstood
Senior Markar, who piloted CAA v South China "A" (Bour-
several indian outfits to Interna- tional honours, dary 4 p.m.)
has been electer Referee. G. Padley. Lines-as field manager again. It is un- men:-W.
Shlu-entering a team for the tourna
that India will also be
South Chino "B" v St. Joseph's imagine how they can field a side
ming,
ment, it is dimcult, however, to (Caroline Hill 4 p.m.) Referee:-A. Guest. Linesmen: decide to play under the Crescent if their previous representatives -P. George/Mak Yeung-ful. Kit Chee v Army (Navy, 4 p.m.)
Iteferee:-J. F. da Silva, Lines-1 mon-Li Ping-plu/Pte, Collins. Club Eastern Postponed. Kwong Wah y Navy Postponed. Police (bye)
SECOND DIVISION
KMB (Sdokumpoo. 3.30
bunner.
Big Indies Score In Second Test
Bombay, December 9.
16mm Films Of Olympics
A
London, December 10. Mr. Castleton Knight, pro- ducer of the official flm of the 1948 Olymple Games for the J. Arthur Rank organisation, said today that a 16 millimetre version might be available
On a pitch which has the reputation of being a butt-[next spring.
man's paradise, the West Indies made 255 for two on the first day of their second Test match against India here,
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West Indies 1st Innings. Rae c, and b. Phadkar Stollmeyer b. Mankad Walcolt not out Weekes not out.
necou
an encouragement their, entrance; fees might be pald by Inaluimenta This coured was endorsed by member who suggested that not-be possibly they might called upon to pay any entrance fee until they had reached the age of 26 or 28. Mr. Robb said that the for October and November shown a surplus on working, which was a good sign of the improving financial position of Club, ~
On the proposel of Mr. D. J. Gilmore, seconded by Mr. A. E. Lissaman, Mr. D. S. Robb was unanimously elected Captain for the ensuing year.
Messrs.
Percy Smith & Co. were re-elected auditora.
Messrs. D. H. Blake, Cleland, W. O. Davies, F. D. Hunter, A E. Lissamon, E. T. McMullen, D. L. Prophet, W. G. Morrison and I. W. Shewan were elected to the Committee.
Malaya Players Entertained
-The Singapore Table Tennle - team which arrived here on Thursday were conducted on a tour of the Island yesterday and later entertained at a dinner party at Aberdeen.
The visitors will take part in
speciited: the following matches on the dates
December 12: Singapore to arch v Kit Chee Association.
December 13: Singapore teeth
[v O1 Luci Association,
$
December 14: Singapore tear v Yaumott School Old Boys,
December 18: Singapore team v Combined Canton team.
December 20: Singapore team v Combined Colony team,
All the above matches will be played in the Chinese YMCA Gymnasium, Bridges Street, 7.30 pm.
at
The visitors will leave for Macro and Canton for a series of matches, returning here on OF hofore December 24.
Commenting on a protest from KHALSA TEAM members of the United States Olymple Association that they
The following have been select. were unable to obtala 10 mill ed to represent the Khalsa Sports metre cuples, Mr. Casticton Knight Club in á Hockey Association fix said: "As soon as we have suf- ture against the Dockyard Recrea-" ficient orders and can get them tion Club, to be played on the 104 on the technicolor programme, wei RNRC (1) Ground, King's Park,
do will make 18 mm. prints. But it tomorrow of 10 a.m. sharp, /.
47 took eight months before we put all Singh; A. E. P. Guest,
Formidable Challonge Great Britain, who succumbed The batsmen were on top of The close of play scoreboard to Portugal in the elimination thé attiek, who hardly ever beat games last year, will again pre- the hat on the true wicket, but sent a formidable challenge. accurate bowling and smart field-
With n few exceptions, Por- ing kept the scoring rate down. tugol's representative nine will be from Recrelo. This has caused Before a capacity crowd of 40,- some comment UA ihe Recreio 000 A. Roc became the fifth West team has not been turning out re- | Indles - balsman to score a Police v CAA (Boundary 2.30 gularly of late. There is nothing. tury against India with a stolid however, in the regulations to say innings of 104, including seven that they cannot play
fours, compiled in four hours 15 It is also learned that Recreto | minutes. has not officially withdrawn sup-
Club v p.m.) Referee:-F, A. Barretto,
p.m.)
Referee:-Li Bing-tong
South Chlup
Navy (Caroline)
re-
Hill 2.30 p.m.) Refere-W. Gaffney. Dockyard
p.m.) Referee:-J. Day.
earned
a reputation for lability as a wicket-keeper and batsman,
He played for England in the fourth Test at Leeds in 1938.
In Yorkshire's first innings at Lords in 1837 he achieved the re- markable feat or catching seven men.-Reuter.
~ MCC DRAW
Although only of medium pace he could usually manage to ex- tract something from the hardest pitch, and his bowling in 1927 was so good that he went to South
Pretoria, December 8 Africa with The
thel MCC
The MCC touring side were held autumn of that year, taking 15 to a draw by the Combined Trans-
12.30
can-
With J. Stollmeyer, who got 60,
Extrax
(for 2 wkts.)
26 out films of Princess Elizabeth's 12 wedding in 16 mm,"
255
The Olympic Games were over months ago-Associated
four
Reuter Press.
557 For 5 Dombay, December 10. The Wort Indica at the close of
wickets,
port of the Senior League and he put on 134 for the first wickel, v St. Joseph's (Navy there is a possibility of their and after his partner's dismis-play today had scored 677 for live
Rd. 2.30 p.m.)
Referee: N. Delgado, PCA v. Tramwaya (St. Joseph's
2.30 p.m.) Referee, Ribeiro. Solicitors. Y
University
Joseph's 4 p.m.) Referee--S. Y. Kwok. Army-HK (bya)
Tomorrow
sol, he shared a second wicket
LRC TENNIS RESULTS
Singh (ex TAMC, Omcer);
Singh, M. H. Khasan Pritam Singh; G.-W. P. Guest, S. Dillon,, Mickey Ram, Victal Noronha, and U. S. Dijon. Reserve: Yaqoob Khan,
APPEAL REJECTED BY JOCKEY CLUB
London, December 10.
meeting schedule obligations,
Clyde Wolcott was run out for Portugal has always boen jinx- stand of 72 with C.L. Walcott, the a8, and Christiani scored 74 when Army-kly Kit Chee (Chathamed in international Tournaments glant West Indies wickal-keeper und still has to see the name of
wns. 1.b.w. Weeken and batsman. the Hong Kong and Shanghal more subdued than usual in an the proud Republle engraved on
Cameron are still batting-Reu- Walcott, though confident, was ler, Hotels Shield, emblematic of In innings of 47 not out. Everton
The Jockey Club has rejected an appeal from news< ternational supremacy. This may Weekes,
kome however, put
papors and stay at home bettors that owners 15. be the year—quum sabe?..
bright play into his 20 not out. A Limited Number : scoring with flashing drives."
and trainers of horses make an overnight de- The Americans. have not been
Although Rae feil with uns In a Club Mixed Doubles, tonnie
claration of runners for the following day's very successful in the younger
run added to his tem interval game at the Ladies. Recreation brother of their national pastime.
score of 103, West Indies In Club yesterday, J. B. Hawthort.
racos. In former years personnel of
curred no further loss, before and Mrs. Standaloft beat R. Sega-
Present racing rules in Britainclared at least 24 hours befora, the close of play, when they len and Mrs. Slagter 0-1, 6-2.
require only a 45-minutė de the not time of a race and supe Boundary Street; 2.18 pal represented the Stars and Stripes, were 250 for two.
claration of starters and riders plled to newspapers Final of Club Men's Doubles before post time of each race.
"'in' Britain, nawapparui thêmê Americans with a limited number interval, but – tha ülelder made Mackie M. Heenan and G. E. Steward of the Jockey Club, told selves, sollest reatoriably :: cor Referee: Capt. Stone. Ines- of ball-player. which tamengls by taking a hot return Srickland
a meeting of members of the rect flats of men A. Barretto/N. Del-select a side.
catch off his own bowling to ills- Handicap Ladies Singles (2.43 Club, ruling body of horse racing. and jockeys
H gudo.
Most of the
ite Senior League miss Rae, who had batted for 19.),
Mrs. Brudley v Mrs. Camp-here, that overnight declarationes against the lee at an ove
British trainers have alway Duration of match 00 minutes) | American Clubbers with couple over four hours.AR
were not desirable, BECOND DivisioN
of Junior, loop players will digüte Walcott, though a tower, of Final of Club Mixed Doubles In all other countries where night declarations of starters, WD Chinese v Talkoo
(Aring in the line-up. The Canadians strength, was more pautious thian (3.45 p.m.) K. Blandeloft and Mrs. horse racing is a top line sport, They proter to be ablbito maka "1"14. p.m.)
will probably send in, a' sido" II usual, and left the "fireworks to Litton v-J. B. Hawthorn and Mrs, in the Unlied States, France und | Jest minute changes--Rasociat Referee Chan .Su..
nino men can be rounded up, bel. Worken.
Standaeft.
|| Kire, štartéra in all races aim đêu. Tie
wickets the three Test matches. vaal XI here today, but the hon-Combined Press y Referees, Uncle Sam's battle-wagons have
A year later he went to Austra-aurs were with the visitors, who
Ha but
Javelonad muscular trous | nussicht, dianized the Combined] HKFA V CNAAF (Boundary 9,30 | hon-residents will leave the catch by: Phadker Just after the $2.80 p.m.) R. Segalen and J. The Duke of Norfolk, Senior
declared at 403 for four] GOVERNOR'S CUP 1st MATCH but, the Association ruling barring Walcott was dropped off a husa Today's Games ·.·
ble in the back and returned to "England · · before" the fist - Test aide for 101 and then, when they without taking part in a game-- followed on claimed five wickets Prod. Price first played, for for 140 before stumbs were Middlesexi i in 1947 and quickly drawn:
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Sore, The Kevadeper. Enterprise, Limited, runa and so carried his total for WATTEN JAMES KRATKO, Wiartho tour to date to 54 wickets.--.
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