THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, JUNE 18, 1953.
WILL 1953 BE THE GREATEST
YEAR SO FAR IN THE
HISTORY OF ATHLETICS?
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By "RECORDER"
One has to state "so far," Will 1953 be the greatest year so far in the history of athletics? because 1954 may well be a greater year for records than 1953 and the trend in standarda continues upwards.
a
(USSR)
20:50.0
29:573
29:23.2
120 YARDS HURDLES Jack Davis (USA) Joel McNulty (USA) Art Barnard (UBA) Wright (USA)
(Australia) Ray Weinberg Bob Mathian" (USA) Ken Doubleday (Australia) Jim Philibee (UBA) Thumaon (USA)
13.0
14.0
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Last year year that included a celebration of the Olympic Games which inw nearly every Olymple record fall-ranks so far as the greatest up to now, though historians of this sport look back to 1934 (the year of Cunningham, Eastman, Hardin and Torrance) and to 1935 (the year of Jesse Owens) as greater years. The general standard of per-| Second was Ed Waters in 0.51 the Shot Put by Alcides Dambros, Jack Davey (Australia)..
7. Norris (England) formance in 1934-35 in the United seconds, third was Ken Kave, of Brazil.
10,000 METRES States, Germany and the also in 9.5 seconds, and fourth Two carly Reason European Asander Anufriyev Scandinavian countries was high was Larry Griffin in 0.0 seconds, marks deserve special mention. and sixth place in a 100 Metres All four represented Morgan Karl-Friedrich Hass of Germany
3,000 METRES Dash at a big meeting in America State College, a Title negro ran the fastest over 400 Metres
STEEPLECILASE required 10.4 seconds
institution which gave the mighty by a
(Yugoslavia) 0:47,0 in May 40.8 Peter Segedin formance.
University of Southern California seconde the Jenn Bouin Bozhildar Djursakovic
(Yugoslavia)
0:16.5 such a care in the National Stadium in Parts on May 17-and Join Disley (GD)
9:374 There were also quite a few Collegiate Championships in 1950 Czechoslovakia's Stanislav Jung- 25 - foot long Jumpers in with a clean sweep from 100 wirth ran the 800 Metres in 1 those days. The 26-footers have Yards up to 880 Yards.
minute 30.1 seconds at Stara disappeared and the present cra
Boleslav on April 25, fastest does not compare in the sprints When the Australian season ever by a European In April. and the long trap. Six men gets into full swing again in
have a long cleared 25 feet in
Doth, however, the Berlin October and Hee Hogan, Brion Olympic Games in 1930. Third Butterfield & Co. get going, we way to go against Rudolf Harbig's
almost place at Helsinki went at just may well see something to or records of 40.0 and 1:46.6 seconds, unattainable European
220 YARDS KURDLES pare. In one race curly this year the latter also likely to remain spies Thomas (UBA)
(Straigħlaway) the fourth Australian finished in for quite some time as a world B Johnson (UBA) The general standard of per- 9.8 seconds. formance in 1934-30 was not
record though the Olympic (URA)
record-holder, Jalin Mapp (USA), high in the rest of the world.] Trinidad's schoolboy. Michael Champion and
Bobby Hagedale (UBA) Every country hed its odd star Agostini, is the only man this Malvin
Whitfield, thinks he canį Jack Davis (USA) performer, but a look through the year to have run the 100 Yards and aims to elgek 1:48.0 for the Whitfield's ATFS Annual, which lists the in 0.4 seconds. But seven men distance this year. records of every country, shows have already clocked 5 seconds nearest this season is 1:40.0 for that few records have survived and 11 others have clocked 0.6. 800 Yards (1:48.0 for 800 Metres). the 1930s.
It may well be the first year in Best performances so far the history to see six men clock } world over in 1933 are: 9.4 seconds. There are still more than six months to go.
over 4 feet.
ACTUALLY FIVE
for qu
100 YARDS
ORTRA
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220 YARDS HURDLES
(Around a turn). Geoff Goodacro (Australia) Piet Greyling (B. Africa) Ken Doubleday
Harold Rail (S. Africa)
PAT
24,1
i
Mietinel Agostini (Trinidad)..
94
Hector Hogan (Australlaj Churles Thomas (USA) Charles Tongue (URA
9.5
1.5
ค.
95 Jom Cevert
10.4
54.0 Humberto Cabrera (Argentina) 542
Gilberto Indiana (Philippines) David Gracie (GB) 100 Joginder Singh india)
*(Call),
110 METRES HURDLES Harrison_Dillard_(UBA) Wilson Gomez Carneiro
(Brazil)
14.8 Ernesto Kocaurek (Argentina) 14.7
400 METRES HURDLES Wilson Gomes Carneiro
(Brazil)
14,4
Las
81.3
54.D 55.2
55.0
10.8
(USA
Art Bragg (USA) Ken Kave (USA)
Ed Waters
In fact, many countries now produce half a dozen men a year who сал better the national record
performance of their particular country in any event in 1937,
Only one world record has Willie Wilitems (USA) been boaten officially this year. The
general standard has That was in the Shot Put, in fallen off in South Amerien, which event Parry O'Brien where
standard was heaved the weight out to 59 feel! particularly
the war 2% inches after earlier having flehart Agostini high in years, and the Japanese, except beltered the old mark with in a few events, are experienc- 59.04. ing, difculty In bettering the records of their best men of the 1930s,
the
vho,
100 METRES 8. Navaratnam (Ceylon)
iTrinidad Balwant Singh (India) Lavy Pintu (India) ........ Gerardo Bonnkott (Argenti
200 METRES (Around a turn)
10.0 440 YARDS HURDLES 100 Ron Wilkie (5. Africa) 107 Geoff Goodacre. (Australia) But four other world records Bill Bailey (Australia)
10.7 Harold Roll (S," Africa) Homeo Golan (Argentino) have been unofficially bettered A. Kadlec (Brazil)
10.7 Alec John Hardy (OB) two in exhibitions and two in;
Angus Boot (GB) ...... Ken Doubleday (Australia) The present year may yet rank practice. On April 9, Big Sim as the greatest sprint year ever, Iness of the University of Michael Agostini (Trinidad) 21.0 Harry White (GB)
F. Swanepoel (s. Atricn better than 1933 when there were Southern California,
Hector logon (Australia) ..21.0 Jack Parker (GB) such fast humans about as Jesse incidentally comes from Tulare, Lavy Pinto
en Wyeth South Africa).. 213 11. Kane (6)
210 A. I. D. Francis (GB) Ovens, Eulace Peacock, Ralph the home
21. town of Decathlon Gerarda Dannkoff (Argentina) Metenire, Frank Wykoff, Martinus Champion
21.6 Bob Mathias, threw Benedicto Ferreira (Brazil)
HIGH JUMP Osendar, Sam Stoller, Lennart the Discus out to 109 feet 454
Herman Wyatt (USA) Charles Holding (UBA) Strandberg, Herman Wallender inches in a practice toss.
This
20.0 Cal_Clarke (USA) and Paul anni.
was nearly 21 Feet further.
J. Lewis Hall (USA) than Fortune Gordien's world
Millon Mead (USA) record.
20.0 Floyd Jeter (USA)
A portent of things to come was the result of the 100 Yards anal at the CIAA (negro colleges
Shortly afterwards, Inest felt
from Maryland and the down the stabs in his home and Carolinas) Championships al injured a knee. He is now back Baltimore on May 9,
in competition and may yet be the first man to throw 100 feet Art Bragg, who could have before the season is over. been Olympic Champion If he hadn't pulled a muscle during the Helsinki
The other world record mark Games) won in reached in practice was by
220 YARDS (Btraightaway). Charles Thomas (USA) Paul Wells (USA) King (USA)
Henry Thresher (USA) Turner (USA)
Lesile Laing (Jamaica)
220 YARDS (Around a turn)
E. MED. Balley (Trinidad) Michael Agostini (Trinidad) Herb McKenley (Jamaica) Hector Hogan (Australia) Ken Wyeth (Bouth Africa) Graham Gipson (Austrailní.. Bill Job (Australia).... Louis Knight (Jamaica)
400 METRES the Karl-Friedrich Hans
(Germany). this Herb McKenley Jamaic) Mat Whitfield (UBA) ............... Argemiro Roque (Brazil) Gustavo Ehlers (Chile) Josef Steger (Switzerland) --- 440-YARDS
W. Mashburn (USA) year in an exhibition by the Mal Whitfield (USA) Olymple Champion. Walter Davis, George Rhoden (Jamaica)
9.9 seconds. Bragg was running Franklin Heid, another lost of the six finalists at 60 Californian, who thnew yards and inches separated the Javelin 201 feet carly
month.
first three at the tape.
Yorkshire Evening News
Tournament
Leeds, June 17. Three players shared the
Lester Steers' world record of 0 feet 11 inches in the High Jump has already been bettered this
J.
Jim Baker (USA)
who cleared 0 feet 111⁄2 inches. Graham Gipson (Australis) Morris Curoția (Austraila) The other world record. Lou Jones (USA) beaten in an exhibition was by Peter Fryer (GB) the Norwegian, Sverre Strandli, gapixlay Jungwirth
800 METRES who at San Juan, Argentina, on (Czechoslovakia) April threw the Hammer out Roger Moens (Belgium) to 201 feet 4 inches, just over Gunnar Nietien (Denmark) Patrick E Mabrouk (Aiglers) five inches farther than his world Ramon Bandeval (Chile) Werner Lueg (Germany) record.
Bl Nonkeville (GB).... (Australia) Don Macmillan Ludvik Liska
(Czechoslovakia) the Yorkshire Evening News Anutriyev, came
tenths of a second of Gunder Sohan Singh Dhanoa £1,550 Professional Golf Hagg's world record
for the Roger Bannleier (GB)
Argemiro Roque (Brazil) Tournament nt Sand Moor 6,000 Metres early this month
880 YARDS here today.
and joins the parade of O'Brien. Mat Whitfeld (USA) Iness, Davis and Strandll ne Wally Wilson TUBA) They were
Tom Haliburton, potential world record-breakers Since Siders (USA
lead after the first round of The Russ 1.a n. Aleksandr
the Scottish International with any day of the week. Wentworth, Hurry Bradshaw of Portmarnock
und 25-year-old
Fred Boobyer, the Edgbaston
69.
on
within six-
EMPIRE RECORDS
fal Butler (USA)
Bly Heard (UBA) Paul Raudenbush (USA) Reger Bannister (GB) Jarrett (USA)....
The Brst British Empire record Ed Dinges (USA) assistant--each with rounds of of the year came at Krugersdorp Lang Stanley (US)
1,500 METRES New Year's Day when John Landy (Australia) Boobyer, who hitherto had not Stephanus du Plessis threw tho Roger Bannister ton figured prominently in national Discus 101 fect. Empire records Patrick El Mabrouk (Algiers)
must be set within the territory Harthel
Bousfield. Others
(Carlisle).
on
seven
were H.W.
while
A
(Luxembourg)
"I was robbed," he said, "I should have wori. The afflelat- ing stinka". As soon as Hartwig had gained the winning point, Mulloy, who is needed number 5 for Wimbledon next week, threw his racket in the direction of one of the linesmen on the court.
Mulloy complained of a num- $3.0
ber of line decisions in tho 633 match, which was umpired by a
woman official.
43.2
84,0 64.1 04.1
Hartwig, who is not seeded at Wimbledon, made no complaint 54.3 about the ruling of the match
54.0
and said afterwards: "I enjoyed 535 the exchanges."
The match, played on a grass court, was interrupted by rain 0:91% for three-quarters
of an hour with Hartwig Reading 5-4 and 6:91 0:01 the score at deuce in the finel act. When they resumed, both men, particularly Mulloy, found difficulty in keeping a foothold on the slippery turf.,
20.
200
209 Arnold Betton (USA) 20.9 Ernie Shelton (UBA)
McCants (UBA) ..........
Bir 5:1
Jiri Lansky (Czechoslovakia) Darney Dyer (USA) 21.0 Stewart (USA) 21.1
6:71%
0:7
0:021
21.3
16:01
14:8
14:7 24:4
POLE VAULT 21.0 Robert Richards (UBA) 210 Fred Barnes (USA) 21.0 George Mattes (USA) 21.0 218 Bobby Smith (USA)
Jim Harrington (VBA) Dick Shivers (USA) ... Len Ellers (UBA) 46.0 Nay Poucher (USA) 479 | Dave Kenly (USA) 47,5 Hay Kring" (USA) 40,0 Gordon, Riddell (USA) 40.0 | Corler * (USA) 480
- LONG JUMP. 460 George Brown (USA) 47.5 F. Morgan Taylor (USA) 475 Neville Price 18. Africas 45.6 John Lennoti (USA) 47,8 | Anylton da Conceicao
47.0
(Brazil)
Holland (USA)
On several occasions Mulloy thumped his racket on the ground after slipping when go- ing down for a shot, Hartwig matched Mulloy shot for shot throughout and his accurate drives and volleys often had the 131 American making bad errors, 14:2
KUMAR LOSES
14:2
34:1
Naresh Kumar, of India, was 14:045 beaten by Mervyn Rose, 0-3, 14:015 | 6-4, in the third round of the London Glass Courts Lawn Tennis Championship today.""
Rose, who is seeded number 2 for Wimbledon, was given a 24: 51% tough fight by Kumar which was left unfinished yesterday with Hose leading 4-0 in first sot,
23: 1
11
241 43
Harold Rall (8. Africa) Jones (USA)
243
24: 3
Bobby Ragsdale (UBA)
24: 24: 216
1:50.1
Carol Ilardy (USA)
1:514
1:51.5
Odon Faldesty (Hungary) Ary Facanha de Sa (Brazil)
24:14 24: 1
1:13
182.3
1:523
the
Kumar took the first three games in a row when Rose Iapsed into errors at the net.
Rose eventually took the Let HOP, STEP & JUMP at 0-3, but he had another hard Adhemar Ferreira da Silva
struggle in the second set, being 1:52.3 (Brazil) ................................................. 51:13% i held to four-all before winning 1:59.0 El West (South Africa) ..
BO:2 Urion Oilver (Australia) 50:7 1:52.0 | Adriano Berlaces {{Italy} 48:09 1:54.2
SHOT PUT 1:54.0 Farry O'Brien (VBA) Darrow Hooper (USA) 1:49.6 Roland Nilsson 1:50,7 || Jiri Bkobla
1547
1:314
69:
(Sweden) 05: 9
Czechoslovakia) 1:01.6 Bownrd Hertz (USA)
Tom Jones (UBA) 1:510 1:10. Qus Chandler (USA) 1:81.9 Mason Benner (USA) 1:59.1 Virgil Elwes (USA) 1:523 John Bauer (USA). 1:52.0 John Savidge (ab)
(USA) Clyde Wetter
3:44.4
* DISCUS THROW 347.0 Sim Inets (USA) 3492 Fortune Cordien (USA) Roland Nusson (Swedi 3:40 John I (USA) 3:50.41 Parry O'Brien (USA)
(USSR)
768:
106:117 106210 105:11 185: 05
228:"
at 6-4
The agile Kumar made many epicudid recoveries, but Rose was steadier and more accurate. -Reuter,
BASEBALL
SCORES
Now York, June 17. Results of this afternoon's major league, baseball games were!.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Pittsburgh
Chicago
— AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Detroit
Boston
222:10 St Louis 4:00.4 Viktor Talbulenko (Ussn) 210120 Now York 4:10.0 Ralph Roylance (UBA) .. 210: 0 4:10.0 Sam Adams' (USA)
213: 6 4:10,8 Janis Blenzeniecks (Chile) 213: 04 4:10,9
HAMMER THROW 8:102tmare Nemeth (itungary) 8:10 Jozset Csormak (Hungary) 0:19.5 Mikhail Krivonosov
(USSR).....
189:01
197:31
events, had a remarkable round of the Commonwealth or Empire. Felt Lamene in which he saved himself
Adolfo Consolini (Italy) several times by superb putting. Australia's Ian Reed, the Empire Andrija Olenheimer
1:31.3 DATTow Hooper (UBA) Games Champion, reached 102 mili
Yukoville (CB) His drives and approach shots feet 84 inches at Palo Alto in Predrag Krstic
Giuseppe Toki (Italy) (Yugoslavia) 3:53.0| Leon Patterson frequently went astray. but he February last year
(UBA) Veliza
3:54.0 Mugoia (Yugoslavia)
Desmond Koch (UBA) holed single pults
"John Disley (GB);
3:50.0 student at Stanford,
Dab Mathias (USA) ETCONE,
ONE MILE
Ferenc Kites (Hungary) -Wer-Santee (UBA)prin
4:074 Two more Empire records have John Landy (Australia) Four players were on the 70
4:02.8
JAVELIN THROW since fallen-bath mark.
4:03.0 Franklin Held (USA) to Eriglish- Roger Bannister (GB) Including Ryder Cup golfers Charles Ward and Kenen. Gordon Pirie ran the Six Dennis Johansson (Finland) 4:04. Bill Miller (UBA)
Chartos Capozzolt (USA) Miles
28 in
minutes
4:07 Ficardo Heber (Argentina) 13:10 47.4 Joo Lapierre (UBA)
** 4:0LD
Cyrus Young (USA) soconds at the White City, Chris Chataway (GB)
4:00. Vladimir Kunotsoy Mayers (Leeds) and S. Scott London, on May 31 and Chris George Hoskins
(New Zealand) Chataway ran the Two Miles in Len Truex (USA) The tournament is, over 2 8 minutes 49.0 seconds, also at Peter Robinson (ani holes
on May 25, David Law (08) with a maximum of 10 the White City,
Jim Daly (New Zealand) players qualifying on Thursday Chataway's Two Mile run is also
3,000 METRES for the final 38 holes on Friday. the fastest ever by a University Gordon Pirie (GD)
Reuter.
student.
Chris Chataway (GB) Onsion Reiff (Belgium) The attack on European te-
TWO MILES
B:49 Qubijan (USSR) corda has yet to start but Chris Chalaway (GB)
Gordon Piria (on).
8:38,6 Nikolay Bodkin (Van) Anutriyev in the 5,000 Metres, John Landy (Austraila) 9:01 Danilo Ceresti (Italy) Josy Barthel and Werner Luez Alaia Mimoun (Algiers). 0:01 6am Felton (UBA)
Capezzoll in the 1,600 Metres, Strandi, Charles
(UBA) 9:015 Yurly Nikulles (URSR) Les Perry (Australia) 9:00 Tero Taddia (Italy) Nemeth and Jozsef. Csermak in Freddie Green (England). 0:00.6 Yevgenly Byuch (Usan) The Hongkong Chinese Foot the Hammer Throw, · Roland | Dene - Matthews (UBA) 0:07. Eleve Dillon (USA)
Macunun (Australia) B.Ratelyuk (USSR) ball Referees Association held Nilsson and Jiri, Skobia in the
9:125 Arthur, Silbery (GB) *** *** | 360 Planek · · (Denmark) their annual dinner at the Ying Shot Put, Yuriy Lituyov in the John Plummer ((Custenila). D:12.0 Klad Restaurant last night. 100 Metres. Hurdles, Roland Gear Warren (Australia) 5:14.0
Among the large number of Nilsson In the Shot Put and IN THREE MILES guests present were the Hen. Discus Throw are a formidable Gordon Pirte 1GB) Frank, Bande (QB) Kwok Chan,gt OBE
Vleescrow of potential record-holders.des Ty (Australia). President of the Hongkong
Jum Dely (New Zealand) Football Association, Mr J The 1052-3 South American deur Warren (Autiraila) .. SKIBACT,** Chairman
of the season has concluded with only Jim Form (England)
5,000 METRES HKFA, Mr L. G.. Young, Pre three now
American Bouth
Aleksander Anutzlywy sident of the Hongkong Foot-records-51.0 seconds for the ball Referees' Association, Mr 400 Metres Hurdles by Wilson
V-DEC MILES George Sim, Chairman of the Gomes Camaro of Braai Gordon Picie (OB) Clubese Amateur Athletle minute 52.3 seconds for 300 Jim Peters (England) Federation, Capialu George and Metres by Ramon Sandoval of Dalolden (On) Mr. P. C. Woo.
Chinese Reforcos' Annual Dinner
Don
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10 HORSES. TO RACE FOR THE GOLD CUP
Day-Sunday
Patrolling, May floading &
1953.
Pork IV a.m. at Security Car Kowloon for Castle Peak Area Dress: Batile-Order, isa socl hel-
Queen's Colt
Wins Royal Hunt Cup
Í
leaves Murray Parade Ground at 8.45 Dress Uniform Police District-5.30 p.m. Transporti p.m. We report June 24, 1933 to
ST. JOHN AMBULANCE
BRIGADE · ORDERS
Order by Commissioner D.' W.¡A‚D.' Wong '&'_Telmshaleu! Amb. MacIntosh, CMG, OBE, Knight Div.: 20.5.53, Dr Tean Wat Chean &
Y.M.C.A. Amb, Div.
Kowloon,
of Grace, Venerable Order of Benjamin S. Lee & St John of Jerusalem, Com-1*?"
Orderly Officers & Bergeante. On missioner of St John Ambulence Brigade, Hongkong District, No. Time: 7.30 p.m. to 11 p.m.-10.0.53, Duty At Mainland Sub-Dht. Hiqts,
Chan |25/53. Dated June 18, 1953. A/O Fung Kano & Srt.
Yiu-kwon;" 20,653, A/Ọ Chung, Wa- Ambulance Duties, Dongkong, — tu & Sri. Ma Yuen Cheung: 21.080. Ascot, June 17.
21.5.83-27.5.53.
Sing DH: a/ Chow Chai & Sút, Lani Yu DO Queen Elizabeth celebrated 20.0.53-4.7.63. Eastern Div. June 22.833, A/D Tail Leung-hong & Coronation Ascot by winning the 1833, Kennedy Town Nag, Diva July Sgt. Chow Lau; 23.083, Cdt/0 Mak Chi-wan & H.S. Wong Chang-ying Royal Hunt Cup, the premier 1933, Shauketwan KF. Ng. Div.
Chung Yee-pit &c. handicap of the Royal meeting, Ambulance Duties, Kowloon... Wan Kal-cheung: 2.0.53, D/S.
Kowloon Y.M.C.A. Mok Chee & Set, Yu Wai-Imm: with her colt Cholr Boy, here 22.0.53-28.5.55
Diva 20.0.63-5.3.13. Mongkok Div. 2003, D/S Wong Yon-sing & Sgt. this afternoon.
June 1982, Waterloo Nsg. Div.:" July | Chow Lau. 1953, Kowloon Y.M.C.A. Neg. Div.
Penetration Squad
From Reserve To Acilvo Strength, 41.853 Dr K. D. Ling. Dentist P.--Corps Officer 2.W. Spong, return from TeNerve
ridden Choir Boy splendidly by Douglas Smith took the fead
Omeial starting prices were: 100 to 0 Choir Boy, 100 to 8 Brunetto and Hilltop.
Duller
$4.6.53, C
Reserve.K.Y.M.C.A. Nsg. Div.i
in this seven furlong, 155 yards C. Wang & Westem Dirt, Ng, DIV. to Active Strength sprint within the last furlong 28.083, Or Lau Po Hel. Dentist Tay w.c.f. 16.63, and son by two lengths with one Hong Sia & Western Dist. Nag. DIV.
Beach Dulles 20.0.33, 2 pm. Re-Amb/315's. Wong Wan-ying & Leung length between second and third.
Brunetto was second and Hill-pulse Bay, Kennedy Town Div. lg lan-kuen reserved w.e.f. 1.15. Wave Bay Sih Nan Div.; Shek-O, Mong Kok Amb. Div.: Cpl. Chow top was third.
Wanchai "B" Div. 21851, 9:30 a.m.. Ming reserved wie.t. 10.0.55.
Western Dist.
Resignations.C.A.A. Neg. DW.: Big Wave Bay, Central Div. Shek O
Cheung Shau-ling Wanchas "A Div. 1.30 pm, Repuire Amb/Sis. Bay Confucien Diya Dig Wave Bar, signed w.e.f. 14.53: Weslems Dist. B.C.A.A. Div.: Shek-O° Chung Sing Naz. Div.: Amb/Sis's, Chan Woon Div 27.9.53, 2 pm. Repoke Bay yung & Ho Hay-kan resigned w... The weather was wet and ́un- H‚‹YRGA. Div.; Big Wave Bay, 50.453; Kennedy Town Neg. Div..
Oil-lin Bhrk-O,
resigned Causeway Amb/$is. Leungf pleasant and the Royal party K.COB. Div was' unable to ride down the Bay Div. 28.0.63, 0.30 am. Repulse w.e.f. 10.0.53: Counters Mountbat- Bay Shaykhwan Diy Big Wave ten Cat Ne Div.! Cdt. Ma Alan- course in open carloges, as is Bay, Lanterns Div.: Shck-0, Shauki-yee resigned w.e.f. 20.153; Mong wary K.F. Div, 1:30 pm.. Repulsi Kok Amb. Div.: Ptes, Ip Kong-wing their custom.
Day, Sil Nan Div.; Big Wave Bay, & Wong Ming-sing reelened w.o.f. Warchal "D" Div.; Shek-O, Kennedy 10.0.83; Shamsupo Amb. Div.: Pte, Town Div. June 1953. Central Nsg. Au Sin-yin resigned wa... 100.53. Div.
(5gd.) F. I. Thrung, C,SLJ. Acting Apeistant Commissioner,
To tremendous cheers the Queen stepped forward to con- gratulate the trainer and jockey. -Reuter,
27 Acceptors For "Pitmen's
Derby"
Homanin Refugee Camp Dulisse 19.6.53, De Chay Young & Dr-George Yeung & Kowloon Amb. Olv.: 23.653, Dr D. Yur Pul Lam & Dr
Administration, Colony Headquarters.
Ft. J.A.B.
By Appointment Wine Merchants ›,
King George VI
to The Late
and
acceptors for
the
Light Dry
Dry Amontillado
Sherry
Sherry
London, June 17. Twenty-seven first
final
run
over
6 Northumberland Plato (the]
"Pitmen's Derby"), to be at two miles Gosforth Park, Nowcastle, on Saturday, June 27, ware published here today.."
London, June 17. Ten horses, five from France 113:41 and avo' trained in England, will race for Royal Ascot's 171:3 richest prize, the Gold Cup, to be run over 31⁄2 miles at 1545 BST tomorrOW.
Probables and their fockeys
Kwong Wah Lose re
The SOCCER
!
Talpel, June 17, Nationalist Air Force team yesterday boat 15:58. Kwong Wah 3-7, defeating the vilting team from Hongkong 22:474 for the first time in two For 29:01.0 mosa vizitaja
At half time the score wd
Chils and 81 foot 475 ipches for | Laurie King (New Zealand), 20:454 1+1=Router,
8 st. 0
They are, with weights: Flush Royal, 9 at 0 lbs; Colt- bridge and Summer Rain 9 st.; Le Teller, 8 st. 12 lbs; Nick La Rocca 8 st.. 11 lbs.; Bitter Sweet,
at, 10 lbs) Vili
Vidi Viel, lbs. Huyal Entrance 8 st. 6 Metatone and Papillio, 8 st. 4 lbs: Atholl Brose and Pitprop 0 st. 2 lbs.; Triplepatto. and Norooz, 8 st. 1 lb.: Otari 7 st. Talma Two, Doyassero; 15 lbs; Faux Pas, 7 st. 12 lbs.; Aram, Heurteur Bouopl, E. Brumfield 7 st, 101b; Cleveland Ellot; La Flamand, A Poln Girl, Chiffonier and Pellon, all celet: Fou du Diable, M. Larrou: 7 at 0 lbs.: Legend Lore 7 st. 0 Childe Harold, J, Race, Eastern lho; Galloway Hills and Devon Emperor W. Rickaby; Summer Cottage 7 st. 4 lbs; Fire Thort Hain, E Mercer; Bourgeoin, 3.7 at at 3 lbs; Torch Buyer 7 Hazzard and Judicate, W. IL-1b; Monkey Cup 6 st. 18 Carry. All carry nine store, Abs. and Ruckland Lad 8 st, 7 Router...
AbaReuter,
SANDEMAN
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