THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, MAY 10, 1951.
ENGLAND BEAT ARGENTINE AFTER BEING A GOAL DOWN WITH 10 MINUTES TO GO
London, May 9.
coun-
England retained their unbeaten record against foreign tries in soccer internationals today when they beat the Argentine at Wembley Stadium by two goals to one,
But it was a near thing, for the Argentine acored in the first half and were still ahead with about 10 minutes to go.
England had put on the pressure but faulty shooting at times, brillant de fensive play by the Argentine always with their agile goalkeeper, Rugilio, saving from all angless, and some illuck when more than once England forwards hit the upright with cunnonball shots, made it seem that the home side never would score,
But the pressure was rewarded when first Mortensen and then Milburn. scored the goals that brought England victory.
England had its biggest mid-
! England were doing every- Rotherham United 9, Water- week
SULLAT crawd for U thing but score until with about maximum of 100,000 packed the 10 minutes to Eo Mortensen
Wembley Stadlum and sowcrashed home 1 shot which England tirn ous, in un-levelled the scores. Now, the accustomed red shirts,
the decider, night began for with England
maimaining the
Three pressure,
minutes from the end it came.
This was becaUSA
the light might have led to con. fusion between England's original white and Argentina's į pale blue and white stripes.
AGAINST
RUN OF PLAY
There was little advantage in England winning the loss for wind of any degree prevailed. England played better football
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the start and were more accurate, so that it was rather against the run of the play when Maria Boye reared in the 18th minute for the Argentine,
Finney missed a chance for England rough delaying his shot and then Mortensen, Hassell; and Milburn all had shots which found Rugilio safe. Sometimes he dived at the feet of forwards to save goals.
Colman, despite two injuries, played a great game at fullback the Argentine, but just for before halftime he left the Held and a substitute came o11,
į
A free-kick went to Hassell, back 40 Milburn who kicked
2,
ford (Ireland) 2.
Southport
Drumcondra (Ireland) 1.
Tranmere Rovers 5, Dundalk (Ireland) 0,
'York City 4, Sligo Rovers (re- land) 0.
Guildford 1, Ixelles S.C. (Bel- Balton Wanderers 2. Dundee 1 gium 1.
2. United
Itapi | for that player to crash in
(Austria) 2. shot
from i narrow angle.
Rechciale 0. Shamrock (re- So victory, which had seemed land) B. likely, wat snatched from the St Mirren 1. Distillery Bre- Argentinians grip, but there land) 1. was no doubt that it was 5 Penzance, Torquay, United 5. deserving victory for the home-Bratter side.-Reuter,
FESTIVAL MATCHES
Landon, May 9.
The following are the results d Festival of Britain football names played today:
Aldershot 2. R.SC. Vertictois ; (Belgium) 0
Hove Albion 2,
Brighton & Nancy (France) ).
Cardiff City 2. C. Eindhoven (Holland) 2.
1.
League Bowls
Kowloon Bowling Green Chib Crowe Alexandra
win over Club de Shel-scored a 4-1
First Division in bourne (Ireland) v.
Recreio
Match when they Derby County 1. Dortmund Lawn Bowls
at home Burussia (Germany) 1.
beat the Portuguese Huddersfield Town 4, P.S.V. yesterday by 20 shots and on
two rinks,
Eindhoven (Holland) 1
Hull City 2. Partisan."(Yugo-
England were pressing hard as the interval neared and the Argentinians must
have been of the break with their slavia) 3.
yla'd
lead intact.
ALL OUT
The second half opened with England obviously ait cut for Da equaliser and at one time all their players exCEP! goalkeeper were in the Argen- fine half,
the
Once four corners were foreed in quick succession but either a brilliant save or else a shot which hit The upright stopped England from drawing level.
Lincoln City
Halland) 3. -
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3
Tindall
Transport K. Boule
W. C. Stimpon
L. Sykes
G. Norman
(skin)
T. Wron
J. Dinnen
A Marshall
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Recreio
J. M. Gutierre
A. V. Gosano
A. . Gam
E. Xavier
(4kl}})
J. A. Rocha
G. A. Noronha
L. J. Kliva
(Ireland) 1.
(France) 1.
Liverpool Milwall
1.
Saarbrucken
3
R.C. Haarlem
C. F. RAK
United 1, Stade
Pereira
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Bohe-
D. S. Oliver
K. M.
P. Kugher
A. M. Alves
It. B. Robertson
J. McKelvie
(skip)
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23
Nowcastle Aenals (France) 1.
Accrington Stanley D. ping (Ireland) 1. minn
Bristol City 1. Hamborn (Ger many) 0. land) 0.
Kingstonian 4. Wageningen (Holland) 2,
Darlington 5,
Total Limerick (Ire-
Northampton Town 1. Progres (Luxembourg) 0.
They maintained the pressure But fix could not beat Rugilio, Once he was penalised for ob- | structing Milburn, who Was right through, but, from the in- | (Belgium) }. direct free-kick Milburn hit the upright
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v. Ribeiro
M. A. Baptista
A. M. Sousa
(skin)
WIN FOR UKERC
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In a Third Division League Lawn Bowls match played at
Hon Cork Ming Yuen yesterday ,་
kong Electric Recreation Club Club-by 30 shots
Oldham Athletic Athletic (Ireland) 0.
Portsmouth 4, R.S.C. Leigedise beat Filipino
and on all rinks. NKERC·
Preston North End 2, Red Star (Yugoslavia) 1.
Team
Hendon
Is Here
Seventeen members of the Hendon Football Club- one of the most successful amateur soccer clubs in Eng. land-arrived by B.O.A.C. yesterday for a series of games with Hongkong players on the invitation of the Hongkong Football Association.
Accompanying the team were Mr Roger Raymond, Chairman of the Club, Mr S. W. Green, Secretary, Mr G. Marrable, Trainer, and Mr L. A. M. Mackay, referee.
The trip to Hongkong is their
C.W. Johnson
V. Kruge
E. Poution
J.F. Barrow
(Skip) J.K. Mundy
Mrostor T.E. Boycolt A.G. Gärtner
(Skip).
Stonehouse W F.H. F
G.W.K. Crawford
Filipino Club C.M. Xavier
L.A. Peres
37
V.A. Nevea V.A. Ribri (Skip)
36
C.M. Castho
M.A. Noguero
11.3, Noronha
F.C. Da Luz
20
(Skip)
R. Comes
F.M. Garcia
ILAY. Ribeiro
W.E. MacFarlane
(skip)
Tatal
24
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F.J. Hodrigues,
(skip)
18
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KDC v. TAIKOO
The Kowloon Dockyard de- feated the Talkoo Dockyard by 73-47 shots in a 1st Division lawn
maten bowls. League played at the KDC green yes-
erday.
KDC
7. Colen
C.F. Colling W.M. Dawson
A.E. Pearson
(skip)
The aircraft touched down at Kal Tak at 6.20 p.m. and the first visit to the Far East as a English football stars were met football team, although some of by Mr J. Skinner, President of the lendon Football Club mem- the Hongkong Football Assocla- bers had served in India and tion, Mr R. M. Omar, Secre- other Far Eastern posts during ns. Courism
Mr tory,
C Gulmgam, J.
the war. The team left Eng- Chairman of the Interport Com land on Sunday. The aircraft Riley mittee, Mr L. man of the G. Young, Chair-developed engine troubi
ment Committee,
Manage
Mr C. S. Wang, Member of Council and Mr F. Barretto, Member of the Entertainment Committee.
A. Mackenzie W. Ill G. Hutchinson
(skip)
TAIKOU
T. McLean
N. Heaton
W Brown
W. Melrose
14
Expl
B. Baker
E
A. Spence
J. Wald
S.J. Pollock
(skip)
I.B. Grim
F.D. Whitey
A. Mullen
20
14
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A. Meltines
Mr Green, the Secretary, told derful trip out. They were sure a roporter that they hud won-
A.E. KUUL Karachi causing a slight delay. 3. Fraser
(Flip)
Total
at
3. Chalmers
10
73
(skin)
15
Total
47
WEEK-END TEAMS
The following-are Club teams
to like Hongkong, and what
The Hendon team which little they had seen of the Colony boasts a long list of victories in after their late arrival yester
Soviet Bloc Gets Together At IOC Congress
Vienna, May 9.
Four Iron Curtain". countries-Russia, Poland, Hungary and Czechoslovakia-today withdrew the votes they had given yesterday in favour of West Germany's being admitted to the International Olympic Committee.
Mr Constantin Adrianov, the Soviet delegate, said he was surprised to read in the press today that West Ger- many had been admitted. Because of the language dim- culty, he said, he had apparently voted for this when he had no intention of doing so.
The Polish,
Hungarian and Czech delegatca said they took the same view. All four asked for their votes to be omcially deleted,
Roy Ankarah of the Gold Coast wades into Ronnie Clayton in the fight at Empress Hall for the Empire Featherweight Championship. Ankarah won on points-Central Press Photo.
Wood Leopard Wins The Chester Cup
ANKARAH BELTED CLAYTON OUT OF HIS EMPIRE TITLE
Says ARCHIE QUICK
The victorious Newcastle team went with the FA Cup.to London's Express Hall the other night-and Blackpool lost again! This time the Seasiders' British and Empire Featherweight Champlon, Ronnie Clayton, was hustled, bustled and helled out of his Empire title by that elony-skinned human whirlwind from the Gold Coast, Roy Ankarah, known as "The Black Flash.”
From the first bell Ankarah sirenked from his corner like a comet into the cool, menacing Clayton, hurling a barrage of blows from which only the bell mercifully allowed him the momentary relief of his corner, where Clayton bewilderingly surveyed the packed Hall as if expecting to find it in ruins about him from this furious black whirlwind.
fourteen other,
went our 10
And for the rounds Clayton battle with a tornado that simply would not dle down. He tried to stand back and pick off hin man with boxing about which the West African knows little. but Ankarah would have none of it.
He did all but wrap himself round Clayton and, impervious
the considerable punishment. to the champion was actually able inflict now and then, threw fast
two-handed and furious
like non-stop
Peter Keenan Knocks Out O'Sullivan
Glasgow, May 9. Peter Keenan (Glasgow) won the British Bantam- Butomaton. Such ineties obliged weight Championship hero Clayton to fight for mere self-tonight when he knocked
punches
preservation alone.
OPEN-HANDED
This was done, but as 31 delegates were still in favour of West Cermany's
which conditional rdmission,
election still stands,
the
an
ont
the
holder, Danny
Chester, May 9.
True, many of the Ankarah O'Sullivan (London) in the Lord Durham's filly, Wood wallops were harmless and open-sixth round of their schedul-
the Chester handed, but there were countless ed 15-round fight. Leopard, won
damage and Cup, run over two miles, two more which did
O'Sullivan hod no ehance Only superb singeraft saved against Keenan, He took no West Germany will take part furlongs, here this after- remorselessly piled up the points,
Clayton from oblivion. Once he fewer than eight counts before in the 1952 Olympic Games, Mrnoon.
the Colt- seemed to have Mr D. J. Thomson's
answer he falled to beat the final one Mayer declared,
and Mr J. He said the West Germans' bridge was second
when he back-pedalled, side in the sixth round. participation did not depend on Westoll's Le Tellier was third. Man from the Gold Coast with to weigh in six ounces inside
stepped and then met the Wild
Although O'Sullivan managed
ort them reaching agreement A field of 19 ran.
The belting was 20 to 1 Wood two hard belts to the stomach the bantamweight limit of 8 st. with the East Germans.
stopped him In his G lbs., it was obvious that he had He added, however, that if Leopard, 100 to 6 Colibridge,
tracks.
weakened himself to do so, and between 100 to 7 Le Tellier. curient negotiations
Ankarah, however, foxed him his legs would not support him. North the
and West East German
Cape was the 5 to 1
and went on to give a display German Olymple Committees favourite.
Wood Leopard won the race of stamina, speed and quick- forming one unified. aimed at
Collbridge by "we have
fire punching from all angles not the from
two fre committee-fail,
Henry length seen since the days of right to withdraw our recogni- lengths,
Le Armstrong. I do not think separating Coltbridge and tion of Germany.
Later Tellier.
on Clayton tried to stage this will happen.
The Habib Ale Mayer spent much of his
Rahimtoola's an all-out onslaught to save the a well-day, but by then he was an press conference, following the Sycamore I started end of the three-day annual backed 13 to 2 second favourite utterly spent force, and had to
the
an crown meeting of International and was in the first three for give up
the that these two bodies would Olympic Committee, in clarify most of the race. With just unsdited craftsman
in 'n few days,
ing the 10C position on Ger- The special meeting which had | many-Associated Press. been arranged for Lausanne later this month would be un-
agreement weru.
The West German delegates had talks today with the East German representative.
TALKS GOING WELL
Mr Ollo Mayer (Switzerland). Secretary-General of the 10C. said that these talks were goit well and there was a chance
unite in
necessary reached.
The Duke of Mecklenburg. one of the West German dele- gales, did not resign today as was expected.
He will stay on the IOC at the request of the President, Mr Sigfried Edstroem (Sweden).
BASEBALL
Newhouser Shuts Out
Senators
Le
with
one
no reserve
LURCHING ROUND
The champion, shaken early in the fight, tried to fight back but frequent automatically. punches to the jaw from Keenan had him lurching round the ring, wide open for a following
lo
attack.
who had to
O'Sullivan did connect with over
a few good blows in the fourth 200 yards to go Edgar taken but fourteen months Brit brought Sycomore into the gain the title.
Terry Allen, Islington barrow-round-punches which a year or lead but he found
so ago would have dropped an when challenged strongly by boy, formerly world champion
opponent, Now, however, the Wood Leopard, Colubridge and weight, won on points against zip and power were missing,
Henry
Pecitham. It Carpenter, Le Tellier and could finish only
Look Allen Just live rounds
O'Sullivan was in dire trouble sixth,
from a right to the law as the Edgar Britt said on dismount-seriously to realise that this was ing "The field went a really not "Just another figh, and bell went to end the first round,
he had to work hard
Three times Keenan slammed good gallop and it was only remaining five against the com- him on the chin with right hooke when the straight Was reached that Sycomore.
In the second round, and each time the champion went down weaken."Router.
in great distress. He took more battering before he was finally counted "out.-Reuter,
began
.
to peteat Henry.
This was understood here to
MANCHESTER CUF be * diplomatic move, so that he
London, May 9. at the next could be replaced
Thirteen final acceptors, with a representative of congress by a
the Manchester weights, for East Germany if the two_com mittees settled their differences.
New York, May 9. Cup, to be run over 12 furlongs West Germany was admitted
the at Manchester on Friday, May Hal Newhouser of to the IOC yesterday on condi- Detroit Tigers shut-out the follows:
18, were published toxlay as tion that she settled
her dif
Lake Placid East German Washington Senators, 4-0.
and Burnt terences with the
stone, 7
pounds), committee so that one comult with only seven hits in the Brown, (9 tee, "Germany," could be ad-only
Promotion (9 tong, 3 pounds). American League
Delsay
12 Castle (8 alone, mitted,
afternoon game
today.
7 Saved (8 stone, pounds), Three games are scheduled pounds) for tonight.
K8 slo
slone,
Cru six pounds), saders Horn (8 stone, four
Wave Coasta! started for pounds).
some
invitutions The
question of to countries to be invited to the winter and summer games was not discussed at the congress, nз had been expected in quarters, Reuter.
NO ACTION ON JAPAN
Vienna, May D. Chancellor Otto Mayer said today he was at 4 Joas to understand a report of excitement in Tokyo over the supposed formal invitation to Japan to the Olympic Games. "I cannot understand that,
he
Olympic
Steve
for the
Albert Finch, Croydon, former British middleweight champion, cutpointed Paddy Slavin, Irish heavyweight title-holder, over ten poorly fought rounds, marred by holding. Slavin meted out sonte heavy punches, but Finch left-hand and had the better was undisputed master.
Chess Championship
Rainfall and Exodus BRONSTEIN
the Tigers and blasted a home one pounds). Rapid Motion
(7 slone, 13 pounds), Socrates (7 stone, 12 pounds), Assouan (7 stone, 10 pounds) and Sin- bad (7 stone, four pounds), ----
MAHARAJAH'S HORSES
London, May 0,
FAVOURED
TO WIN
Moscow, May 8,
Ladies' Hockey Association's Gesture
The Hongkong Ladies' Hockey Association are to
Allenge shield
for one of the track events to be contested at Caroline Hill during the Colony's athletic championships on
1
Chess masters Mikhall May 19 and 20. Botvinnik and David Bron- This was decided at a general The Maharajah of Baroda's stein today entered the final meeting of the Association held
one of the only threee hils Detroit got off Washington's Al Sima, the losing pitcher, who went seven innings.
In the National
League, Reuter, two afternoon games where were played and two others were scheduled for tonight, the Brooklyn Dodgers trimmed the behind the Chicago Cubs, 5-4, +1
nent pitching of Clyde King,
pilching 7 2/3 innings, anly six hits. Dodgers broite a 2-2 tie with three runs in the sixth, the first two coming on Cal Abram's double. The lösing Cub pitcher was Omar Lown.
said. We have taken no action en Japan, There never has been any doubt that they would be invited although the formal invitation will not be sent out until later this summer. Japan, in fact, was invited to the 1948 games but was unable to attend."
Brazil-Philippines
England and on-the Continent, day evening had impressed them for League Lawn Bowls matches Davis Cup Match
are
scheduled to play three tremendously. They thought the on Saturday, May-12_and_Mon- flames in Hongkong. The first harbour and the Peak were day, May 14 match will be against Hongkong.
in
Knoc
The
until
be sent 10
Tin
racehorses are to Newmarket
to be trained by stage of their two months' at the Board Room of Messrs
the world Shewan Tomes, Chund for Fred Armstrong.
They were struggle
Building, yesterday. with Mr Armstrong from 1945, championship with the
Presiding, Mrs B. C. Hale on. they were moved from odda favouring 27-year-old Newmarket to Epsam in 1940 to Bronstein to take the title nounced that a letter had been received from the Hongkong be
from Botvinnik, nearer their owner's home in Surrey
Amateur Track and Field Asso- Two of the 24 games remain- ciation pointing out that ladios - As the Maharajah of Baroda now spends so much of his time ed to be played, today and on would be competing In the to re- Friday. But to deffrone Botvin-athletic championships for the abroad, he had decided turn them to their former train-nik, Bronstein needs only to win first time and appealing for either game or draw both-
support In the interest hence today's can be the de-women athletes in the Colony. eiding game:
The New York Giants, riding high on the hitting of Ray Noble, Alvin Dark and Whiteyer-Reuter. Lockman, drove Icose with all their pent-up fury to overwhelm the St. Loula Cardinals 17-3,
Dark, Noble and Lockman Bulgars & Turks each had four hits
·Victorious At
us the
Basketball
་
of
Mica
Botvinnik, 40-year-old, mul *The meeting unanimously win at least one game and draw agreed Uhat the Association The
other to keep his world title, should present challenge Thus unless he loses today's trophy for either the 100 metres, Giants butchered four-Cardinal
case, the first game will be the the 200 metres or the relay race.. pitchers for
for 21 safe hits. Noble.
dromatic one. Before the tour- Saturday wonderful. on
Mrs Halo also announced the Paris, May 9,
pament the two grandmasters resignation of the Hon. Secre Their next
2nd Division v Poiler Recreation
The second round Davis Cup while driving in five runs, hit A busy
had played day of sight-seeing Club (flome) on Saturday, May 17,
only three games ary, Mies P. Faber. Came against a Hongkong Selec-
at 3.50 p.m. A. fiutton, E. F. 8, match between Brazil and the two homers. Dark contributed arranged for Baker, H Strange D. Trall Philippines will take place on two doubles and a triple. tion will be played the follow- today has been
together. The contest has been Rosemary Read was elected to Paris, May 9, Max Lanier, starter who was any and on Tuesday they the English visitors by the Foot skipi At. 8: Meka Cinton 2107: May 12, 13 and 14 at Roland hammered off the mound in the
uppropriately close 13 of the Bulgaria beat Belgium mes have been drawn, and of takke over as from the next : will meet the Combined Chinese, ball Association. Starting from Wilcox, R3, Wiginton (skip):
Carros Stadium in Paris, the second innings, was charged 61-41 in the semi-final of the remaining nine games, Bron-meeting. All matches will be on the Club Sunning House, where they are A. J. Roberts, N. G. Reart, E, Purvi French Association announced with the loss, Sal Biagile, the the European Basketball | stein has won five and Botvinnik
A. Bailey (ip).
Reserves.-W. C. Harri, G. Vele | today.
Cfant's great curveballer, was Championships today. four, Biving Bronstein 12% day to draw up its constitution, fat Division v Talkan (Awny) ott will lunch at Shek-O Golf Club, Monday, May 14, commencing 5.59 An Interport Dinner will be and swim on the beach in them. Kavanagh, A.
ofternoon.
will Pile. W. J. D, Cameron (skip); G. hold on Tuesday night.
The Hendon footballers will ceed to Repulse Bay where They Rond. W. Gillet. II. B. Dewar,
Dowman (kip); G. Terkini.-G. leave Hongkong by air for will have tea. The evening As, S. 11. Marvin, W. it. Hilver Mabila on Wednesday.
programme has not been fixed takip Ghing
The Division against Kowloon Deck with the team will be players but the Entertainment Commitysaluniay, May 12, com-
with Mr Guimte, it is understood, fa" making menting 1 pm pulty T
ground. The time for the kick-ased around the Island in exacet, E, Ruston
staying the visitors will be
off on each day will be annous ced in the Prosa,
motor vehicles at 11 am. They
Then
РАС
1
0
7.
J
at the same place on May 29
The Association was restor
Two singles will be played on
the winner,
points to Botvinnik's 10.
but as most of the representa- Turkey bent France 42-40 An analysis of the games play-tives of, clubs were absent this Saturday, the doubles on Bunday
AMERICAN LEAGUE after playing
. overtime an
shows a strong tendency for could not be done. This sub- and the last two singlés, on
IHE period, the score at the end of drown games to bunch. Twice ject was postponed until the Detroit
4 79 the regular period being 38-38. four games were drawn. In a next meeting which will be held Monday.
The. Filipino team comprines
Washington
-game. 0 The
was slow and row and once three in a rum. Folletasimo Ampon, Raymunde
This favours the possiblity of Dayro, and Car Carmona. houzer, loser Al Sima,
Winning pitcher Hal New monotonous with the French
at 5.30 p.m. The hope was ex dominating in the Arst 10 United Press,
Bronstein gaining his needed minutes and the Turks coming two draws. Busalan chess exposed that this meeting would NORWAY V. EGYPT
AU NATIONAL · LEAGUE ́ back strongly later on to parts point out that bitherto fully attended. Brooklyn
92 reach half-time with 22-17 in Botvinnik has usually taken a
The following committed wi Chicago Oslo, May 9,
4 10 1 Choir
comfortable lead early in his elected: N favour. Norway and Egypt today Winning pitcher Clyde King,
second half was not tournaments, winning with a Members of the Hendon Foot-
President Miss E divided the opening_two-singles löser Omar Lown,
much more lively until five safe margin, whereas Bronstein Chairman Mrs The Hondon and Hongkong bali Club who arrived yesterday, Apps..
17..21 matches of their first round Now York
minutes before the end when Is noted for winning first places Secretary Mus Ready Hour S players will conclude their en- were R. Ivey, P. Lynch, M. Ist Division v. Polles Recreation European zone
Davis Cup St Louis
362 two of the best Turkish play in the closing. stages of, The bgements in Manila on May 24 Lane, L. Topp, W. Fisher, R.
ture Secretarysk Mra Club (Home) on Monday, May 14 | match,"
*Winning plicher Sai Magile, ers, All-Yalin and Yelmar tournaments, p cornmencing 1.30 pm-f. ailiten, when they will back to the Neknics, P. Austin, E. Evans, J.
Houten; Hon. Bul chess fans hore, rogardicas 3 Van Vilet, The doubles match will be losen Max Lanier Associated. Gunduz, were sent off for four Calany. The English players Westmore, H. Stroud, H. Avis, Exp): McLean. W. Itealot. Wi
Whitby A Mullen Chalmers played tomorrow and the final Press.
toula. The French climbed back of who wins" are prepared to will wave Hongkong by HOẶC B
O. Hinshlewood, C. brown, W. Melromaklog 1, 0. two singles contests will be Rugdia, beat Greece, 14-14, in six points to do the game aplaud the best Sovick grand- It was agreed to" sale
Baker A Boence, 1. Waid. 0:2
plared" un': Ezidiorishasuolatad, the sochi-nnat-requins. Crachios 15-20 thm, 01-20 - Chatbed master crowned with the Aurela member of ash club to m
02-a, yorks champlom noguntur, liha
fram Họnter. The two elaborate plans for their enjoy~ | Harding, G. Aritm, J. It. Goodmon Learna wil addition to a series of games the Colony. with the Filipinos.
day.
W. Hollanda, T. d. Hemsley (skin); W. D. Faster, D. R. Roberts, J. 15. Zbons, J. E. Hayward (skip).
Reserver C. Bohram and W. P.,
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Treasurer,"