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THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, JULY 22. 1954.
WIFE
LET CHARLTON'S MISERIES ON THEIR SOUTH AMERICAN TOUR BE A WARNING
Says JIMMY SEED
(Manager of Charlton)
I have just completed my report to the Football Association on Charlton's summer tour South America-a report that could well horrow the title of the popular song: "South America-Take It Away.'
For this is a sad report of the most miserable tour in the history of the probably the most frustrating, infuriating trip ever made by a British club.
tour, were in a mess over our nevasgement W Cerninly Charlton will never be caught again,
am Charlton to play six matches in Axtures, furach
So they started to auction us writing this article purely as a Colombla and the sunsundung
countries, fying to the neighbouring warning to other clubs to con- countries. Two bears'
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The
for
sider carefully before they find time wherever you go," we were themselves
or prom d
Ecuador.
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Colombia
class Some
hotels. į shocking food, spuited balt: wir- dangerous une in faulty
Ove craft, appatting muddles Bixles, refereeing that allowed To Beked Wathesat
if the Just a few
trying jure flow hard to forget before the start)
alty The He
minor we
il
could not tell us who, when. or where we were giong 10 play.
Shock one Ada 1 And 417- selves in ge Fa
Class thie Bogota Hotel The Stud was #23 1791, the waler dangrivus Andes Lama, in Poru.
On the night of June 7 we were told to leave the next morning at 7.30 to fly over the
Aller a heated protesi
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better
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lad were
of a new Server season
An to think Lecause Charitan's
Funds of Germany and Spam fell | Dhrough at the lid interest
LUCKY CARDIFF
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Cardiff
the South Ameru on
the
tour beraLENİN
several ot
men were on international duty So we took their pløen
Everything was done in Push and there was no inne
xist on
fuser June^U JAP′′N
they The FA dot everything. could to help us in a cireun-
I would like to sturices, and abress that they are in no way to be faulted for what follow- Bugetu CHY ed our uraaval May 20.
THE TOUR
We
tour.
Parting glit was a hotel bill for £80-laundry, tea, and soft deluks-which we had to pay.
Our Dakota turned back before crossing the 18,000ft. high Andes with
oit pottring from the hydaulic system. Three hours' delay, and, with frayed nerves, we landed in Lima at 8 pm. We lost a floodlit match
107
o arcival Lima on June 10 by 3-1 to the Three days after
The played
dimples, University Club,
Muddle again with a match in Thanks 10 Spri Millonaries
that was
Can- Bayram, who was magnternt the Argentine
We played
lost they celled.
and throughout equalled only a minute before another match by Lima on June 15. Allanza, a team of Negroes, He The sente Was 2-2
heus 5-2 by floodlight.
another hotel Charlton id
£70-laundry,
soft
BILLY KIERNAN INJURED
{MI May 27 we dr w with Santa Fe, and on troubles drinks, and tea--before flying to
really began with
to Billy earried Hown operafinu,
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1-1/4
Injury who wan Kier off the Belt to be emblage home for
r
Guayaqul. Brundor.
похв the morning, for the worst (and best day of the tour.
We started at seven, tred by the previous Jute-night snatch, and nutives at three in the You can- No Charlton vietones and the afternoon to be told:
not blay here tonight without VINIES"
Millonardess, organera
OF AUSTRALIA
our
There Is A Hard Core Of 10 Players Who Will Certainly Be Selected
Says PETER DITTON
Soon now the MC will announce the names of the 17 players who have been invited to tour Australia during the coming English winter. Letters have already gone from Lord's to some 30 players asking whether they will be available, if selected, and answers to these are coming in.
The final announcement is expected after the third Test match against Pakistan at Manchester which begins on July 22.
For the first time since 1936-7 it can be truthfully said that the selection of the side for Australia poses the problem not of who to put in but rather who to leave out.
So the players had to queue for three hours at the Em- Intasy. It would have been longer but for the efforts of two British missionaries.
FIGHTING MAD
The boys were lighting mad. We kicked off at 9.30 that night and went on to win for the first time in the last match of the tour.
Barcelona
3-2
were beaten and we didn't even mind the grim conditions at the hotel.
More engine trouble on the way home and 3 three-hour delay at Miami. Crossing the Atlantic we lost eight hours al Gandar through yel another faully aerati.
And as we walled we vowed: "No more South America, no more long hours."
The South American aides are up First Division class and superh ball players. Bul they would not let
US watch them froin.
Arc
Still we have learned enough for me to say: "Watch Charlton next season." (London Express Service).
APPLAUDS
Peter Thompson, the 24-year-old Australian golfer, receives a kiss from his wife after winning the Open Golf Championship with a final score of 283.-Central Press Photo.
Len Hutton Signals His Return To Good Health By Scoring 163
London, July 21.
Len Hutton, England's caplain for the tour of Aus- tralia next winter, signalled his return to health and good form today by hitting 163 for Yorkshire off the Combined Services. It surpassed his previous best score this sea- son by exactly 100.
Hutton was playing only his second match since re- covery from neuritis, which kept him out of cricket for three weeks. Brian Close also belaboured the Services altack before falling at 164.
second
Δι Nottingham; Hampshire right- 183 (Gury 85, Dooland,
slx for 33): arin leg-break. Nottinghamshire 68 for one.
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ROYAL H.K. DEFENCE
FORCE ORDERS
Serial No. 29. Orders by Colonel L. T. Ride, CBE, ED, Commandant, Royal Hongkong Defence Force. Dated July 20, 1954,
Obilar-The Commandant deep-, Road at 5.45 p.m. M.T, Baction Sun-
HONG KONG WOMEN'S |- 3 regret to announce the death of day August 1, 1964'D' Section
AUXILIARY ARMY CORP'S Flight Leutenant B. McConville. HKAAF Hanger- 8.01, Tranport Training-Monday July 28. RAP and Cadet 1. B. Farrell in a leaven Sallsbury Hood at 8.43 .m.' Bignals ¿'1'-Field Day. Personnel al 1934 Harvard on a training fight on Auxillary Police Thuray July 29, detailed parado. 8.15am. MPG for July 10, 1934.
1904-JIQ No.
Policy HQLF. FORCE HEADQUARTERS
Drew: Uniform. District-4.45 p.m. Transport leaves July 17, 1954 Signals 'D-Field Day. Today Int Unit.Tuesday July 27, 1954. Murray Parade, Ground al 5.30 p.m. Personnel detailed 11Q RHKDF 4.30 p.m. Dress: Plain Equipment Assistant Banday foly am. MPO for HQUF
parade 8.13 clothes.
Dren: Uni- 21. 1060-Duty Storemen-KAAF form. Wednesday July 21, 1954 First Recce Unit-Week-end Exercise- Friday/Bunday July 23/25, 1954 RV
Hanger p.m. Transoort leaves Aid-All personnel will parade 5.30 7 p., Friday, July 23, 1034 at WD Salisbury Road at 1.45 p.m. Sunday p.. MPG for HQ NIKDF. Drem: Car Park, Kowloon, Dress: O BAAF Hangan-0a.m.
July FA 1904-Duty Biesemen Uniform. Thursday July 29, 1954 Shirt, lacks, slouch hats, boots rub-
Transport Signal= 'A'--Field Day, Fersonnel a
ATCA
bee tropical, kit and equipment for leaves Salisbury food at 8.45 detailed parade 1.15 km, MPG for 48 hr Wednesday July 28, 1934, Thursday July 20, 1964-HKAAF (HQLF. brea: Uniform. Clerk... nv 5.30 p.m. 21 MPG. Dress: OG Engar p.m. Tranpurt leaves Parade
Balisbury Road at 5.45 p.m. Fish-KDF. Drew:
8.30 p.m. MPO Hush shirt, slacks, botein, boota rúð-
for 10 Uniform. Stores ber tropical. For Patrul Comter Plotters Tuesday July 2, 1994-Parado 5.30 p.m. MPG for Q mander' Disposal Wongaeschona D Watch-5.0.0-0. [[fall NHKDF, Drem:
Day) Thursday July 29, 1954 A. July 10, 1934 Signala 'A-Field Day. Uniform Friday Artillery Battery-F Gunnery | "B" Watches--S.0.C.-43
1.1. | Personnel Troop Monday
as detailed parade 6.30 July 26. 1954. HQ Clorks G.1). Tuesday July 21. 1054-a.m. MPG for HQLF. KHKOF 330
Dress
Plain KAAP Hangar0p.m.
Dremi Un p.m
Transport form. Note, clothes. Cat Troop Monday leaves Salisbury Road at 8.43 p.m.
All personnel are re- July 20, 1994. RV 8.10 p.m MPO Groundcrew Saturday July 24, 104-
minded to carry their Identity Card for BOC Drew: Fixin
when on parade. clother.
'B' Flight—HKAAF (langor p.m. Thursday July 20, 1954. 9am. HQ
(S) O. F. Nawron Dunn, Li-Col.. Transport looves Salisbury Road at RIIDF, Dress: Summer Uniform
Deputy Commandant. RHKDF. 1.45 pan. Sunday July 21, 1956A BONGKONG REGIMENT
Flight—HKAAF* Butes.-Orderly
Hangar Onteer
the Transport leaves Salisbury Road al
NOTICES Week-Et. Obilia. Next for duty 8.45 am Thursday July 27, 1954 -LA, P. Pereira, Orderly Ser geant of The Week-Sel A. 3. Reme-
HKAAP Hangar 0 p.m. Tronaport leaven Salisbury Road at 3.43 pm alos. Next for duty-gt A. D. Marques.
Flying Programme--Saturday July 24, 1954 Flight-HKAAF Han Saturday, July 17, 1964 for the garm p.m. Transport lenver Salisecond year in succession. bury Road at 1.40 p.m. Sumday July
The Volunteer. The Centenary
Training. “A”
of
31
4511
con-
Golf, - The Commandant gratulates Gunner A. Pearce and the RIKDF Golf Team for winning the Services Golf Championship on
25, 1054—'A' Fight-HRAAF Henger number of the Volunteer is now on -9 a.m. Transport leaves Sailsbūry wale. Coples may be bought $1 each Road at 0.48 .m. Thursday July 28, from Adinu. Officer and Contem at 1934-Al Plot--HQ RICKDF-8.48 HQ: also The Canteen as the Volum- p.Jn. Transport Iroven Morrny teer Centre, The Officers Mess, The Parade Ground nt 0.30 pan.
PO. and Skin Mera.
ST. JOHN AMBULANCE BRIGADE ORDERS
9.30 A/D: Bl
ND:
..
Coy - Tuesday July 21, 1954. PI 22 Teams only. RV pm, at MPG for RBQ, Drews Overalla. "R" Coy-Monday July 20, 1954
Pay Parade and 22 Shoot. RV 5.15 D.m. #t MPG for rurq. Drew: Clean fatigue, Coy Tuesday July 17, 1034. T.E. WẤT. attack and reorganisation (NCO only). RV 123 .. at RHQ Drena: Civilim clothes. "D" Coy Wednes day July 28, 1954. Discumion Ex "Bword_Fish-Offs & NCO's Cloth Model Exercise. RV 0.10 p.m. at MPG for HQ. Drew: Clean fatigu Uniform. HQ Coy Big Wednesday July 20, 1934. IT Exercise. Seb. RV 0.20 D., at MPG. Dress: Clean falique 0.0. MT PL-Wednes Orders issued by day
July
Mr Fungwan K.F. A/D; 28,
1,8.04. 1054 M.T. Cadre. RV .20 .m.
Itepulse Bay. Sih Nan at MPO for Ping-fan, C.St.J., Commissioner puls HQ Dream Cican fatigue 0.0.
of St John Ambulance Brigade, Shek-D, Kennedy Town A/D; 1854
Bay, Wanchal HQ Coy MT F1-Thursday, July 29, Hongkong District, Order No. 1.30 p.m... 1954. M. C. Cadre. RV 520 p.m. t
Repulse Bay Central MPG for HQ, Dreos: Overalls. Med
20/34. Datod July 22, 1954,
A/D; Big Wave Buy. Wanchal “A” Bee-Wednesday, July 20. 1034 Firet
Ambulance Duties Blungkung A/D Blick-O, Western Disi. A/D:
2.0.54. 9.30 am. Repulse 25.7.04.-31.7.34. Wanchial "A" Anib. Aid Course RV 336 p.m. at RHQ. Div.
B.C.A.A. A/D: Big Wave Bay, 1.3.04.-7.0.4, Dress Clean fatigise Overalls Cooki
Wenchal "D" Amb. Div: July 1954: Bhalwar K
Chung Sing A/D; Shek-O, Confucian -Wednesday July 28, 1934. Cook's Course IV 15 p.m.
P. Nag. Div.; August 1954. Central K.C.O.B. A/D;
A/D; 2.0.4.1.30 pan., Repulse Bay. at MPG for Neg. Div
Wave Lymun Dr Clean fatigue
Causeway Bay
Black-O Ambulance Duties Kowloon OG. Sp Coy MG F1 Wednesday 20.761.-13.04.
H.K.Y.M.C.A. A/D July 1004 Amb July 28, 1014, No Trg for Fi-Div: 2.8.54.-28.34. Kowloos Amb.
King's College Neg. Div. August Wednesday, July 28, 1954
1954 H.K.Y.M.C.A. Ng. Div. No Trg. Div.: July 1954: K.Y.M.CA MOT 1- Sunday, July 20.
NAG. 1954 RV Diy: August
Beach Shamshulpo KYMCA.
Duties Котор, илер bam HQ KbF. Dress: A Neg. Div.
Bwing Pavilion: ordered by Comd Depot Coaste Penetration #quad Dulles,--23.7.34. K.Y.M.C.A. Amb. & Ne Div.:
Civil Monday, July 26, 1934. Drill & Dr Thai Ai-le, Dentist Yeung Kai-
Bervant AID.
Swimming W.T. RV 4.15 pan. at MPG for HQ K. D/S Kwok -pong & Man-Waterloo Nag. Div.; Eastern Athletic Pavilion: Kong Wah Amb. Div. & RHKDF. Dreks! Overalls, Khak
Run Net Div: 18.54. Dr 8.7
Dentina F. Shields, D/S J A Swimming Pavillon: Kowloon Stewart & Shamsirupo Neg. Div. Amb. Div. Shamshulpo NIE.
Div. Laichikok Beach: July 24 & 25: Mong Kok Amb. Div. & Shar shulpo Nag. Div: July 31 de Aug. 1 Sianshulpo Amb, Div. & Waterloo Neg Dlv.;
Aug. 2: Taimahatul Amb Div. & Waterloo Nag. Div,
Appointinted!
Fok Sin-kan A/B/0 Grade V attached to Mainland Area,
beret, buds, anklets, web belt and Corps of Drums Monday, July 28, 1944 & Friday, July 10, 1834. Pro- Kramme ordered. RV i am al RHQ. Drem:
OG Furta, shoria, hometops, flashes, boots, white belt Wednesday. blue beret & Gallem, July 5, 1934-Fi Day. Programine be ordered. It s a.m. at HQ, Dress: 00 shirts, shofia, hosetops, Basher, boots, white belt & Gailers, fue beret. Saturday, July 11, 1954. Miniature Range. RV il A.17. at RIQ. Drew: An ordered.
HOME GUARD Training-Thursday, July 25, 1964. 16. Practice (inter Platoon Comp.) RV 1.20 pm, at MPC, Drew: Over- alls, belt beret.
Shanhulpe
1004:
Orderly Duties for Mainland Bub- DILL ITS. 23.7.54, Shamshuipe 231st. Hata.-23.7.54. Shamshuipe Amb. Div 2.7.54. Mong Kok Amb Dlv.:
25.7.B. Shamshupo Amb Div. 20.7.84. Shamshulpo Nag. Div. 27.7.04. Kong Wah Amb Div.: Tsimshatsui Amb Div.. 20.7.54 K.Y.M.C.A. Ainb Div.: 31.7.04. Kowloon Amb. Div. 30.7.64. Taimahaiaut Amb Div.:
28.7.54.
Shelter
society
Atreet Bleppers Duties Bhamashulpo-July 23 & 24. Waterloo N Duy: 20, 27 3 8, Shamehulpe Nag. Div.: 29. 30 & 31. Waterino Ng. Div.
Street Sleepers Khelter Society Dulles Western Disty 1904: Manshuen Nng. Div.; August 1954: Shaukiwan K.F. N. Diy,
-
Taken On Strength() Return to Active Strength from netve—A/O Fok Sin-k (Nag. Div.) return to active strength from Reserve w.e.f. 1,7.54.; (b) Karolment-Western Dist. Nag. Div. Amb/Bisa Lang Yuen- ching enrolled w.o.f. 147.54: Tana Wan Amb. Div.: Ptes Taong Ming & Kwan Shing-she enrolled w.o.£. 10.1.54.
Decrease of strength~~(a) Resign Shamshulpo Kai Fong Asta. Cilnie Duties July 23 & 24: Blamshulpo
from Reserve hamshulpo
NIE. Div.: Amb/Sim LRW Nog. Div.; 20 & 27: K.Y.M.C.A.
Chiming re signed from Reserve w... 14.1.54.; Neg. Div.: 28 & 20: Waterloo Nag.
(b) Resignation-Abraham Cadat Nig. bly. Div. Surg. Dr D. Y. L. Wong Mong Kok Kai Fong Ann. Clinic
resigned w..1. 30.0.84: Wanchai Duties July 23 & 24: K.Y.M.C.A.
A Amb. Div.: Pte Tand Tak-ming Nag. Div. 26 & 27: Waterloo Nag DIV.: 28 & 29: Shanshuipo Neg, Div.
resigned w.e.1. 14.7.54.
Amendment. - Amendment Beach Duties Bongkong-21.7.54. 2 p.m.. Robule Bay, Shaukiwan K.F.
Brigade Weekly Orders No. · 28/54, Bay. Shaukiwaniem 15"Appointment de Prono NB: Shek-O Eastern A/D; 26.7.64.
should read Hon, Corp 9.30 .m Repulsa Bay, Kennedy † Officer Lai Kal promoted D/B/O Town A/D; Big Wave Bay, Bih Nan Grade III and appointed as Phose A/D: Bhek-D. Wanchai "B" A/D; Relations Officer wat. 12.5.86. ylce 20.1.04.130 pan.. Repulse Bay. C/5/0 Wal Man-wel, who relinquish- II.K.V.M.C.A. A/D; Big Wave Bay, ed the appointmeat on 13.8.54. K.C.O.B. A/D; Shek-O, Causeway
(Sgd.) F. I. Tezuka, CA, Bay A/D: 317.54. 2 p.m., Repulse
Asalatant Commisionar. Bay, Shaukiwan" Arb; "Big Wave
Administration, Bay. Eastern W/D; Shek-0, Shauki-
HONG KONG AUXILIARY of tall scoring saw
AIR FORCE Trade Training/Nursing Orderlira another fine innings by 22-year
Wednesday July 28, 1964 - 23rd old Surrey batsman Michael
General Hospital-0 am. Transport Stewart His 134 out of 229
leaves Salisbury Road at 8,45 alan, Clerks P.A. Tuesday July 27, 1954 | Dly. against Essex was his
AL Birmingham: Wurwick. HQ MHKDF-4.30 p.m. Transport In his first three century
jeaves Murray Parade Ground st shire 220 (Bromicy 86, Law-
5.10 p.m. matches for the county.
Radar Operators Friday right-arm chee,
leg-break,
July 30, 1994-All Flight-5.0.C.— Jock Livingston (200) and seven for $3); Somerset 70 for 3.30 pm. Fighter Contrailers. Friday Dennis Brookes (138) added 202 | two.
July 30, 1964—All Flight—s.0.C.- 9.30 p.m. A.T.C. Saturday July 24, for the Northamptonshire second
1954-As detailed-Kai Tak Tower- Worcester: Leicestershire wicket against Kent and were
Aun- 12 noon to 0 p.m. (Full Day) 129 (Flavell, right arm medium only 17 short of the county
day July 25, 1954 As detailed-Kai fast, five for 3); Worcester-Tak Tower a.m. to 2 p.m. Pul record when separated.
shire 182 for no wicket (Kenyon | Day). Sunday July 25, 1934-A6 Tak Tower-12 noon Glamorgan
Gilbert not out 97, Ouischoorn, not out delalled--Kal opener
to 0 p.m. (Full Day), Friday July Parkhouse thought he had failed 98)-Reuter.
10, 1954-A fight-HKAAF Hangar 00 when unpire Harry
p.m. Transport leaves Salisbury Ellott gave him out, caught at the wicket against Middlesex Parkhouse erza!c when umpire Elliott recalled him, indicating he had changed his mind. Parkhouse went
on to make 182, his best score in first class cricket.
Final Acceptors For Goodwood Tyron
The lean pered innwchately ing about the rest of the bowl- following the www when the ing yoting plaveis had been
in the running are Trueman devel and the older ones hadst the necessary keenness of Yorkshire
thing of the Northants, Dow
of
past.
Youngsters a-plenty are being developed by all the unities and this will be reflected in the average age of the party for Australia.
There is a hard core of eleven players whom one can say with near certainty will be selected.
They can be divided up as follows:
Batsmen Hutton, Sheppard, May, Graveny and Compton;
Bowlers Bedser,
and Wardle;
Wicketkeeper--Evans;
All-rounder-Batley.
SIX PLACES
Stathum
This leaves six places still to
Kent.
انه
WAS
leaving the PJ. Marksmen
Cup And Stakes under 100. A sixth occasion ap-
have
Five times this season Derby- shire have bowled out teams for
peared imminent with Sussex 43 for nine, But a lust wicket stand of 58 by Rupert Webb and Jim Wood foiled them,
CLOSE OF PLAY SCORES
At Lord's; Glamorgan 327 for nine (Parkhouse 182) versus Middlesex.
|
Set Three
World Records
both quicker than
Manlia, July 21. Stuthars, Louder of Surrey, off-
The seven-mai shoot lcom spinners Appleyard of Yorkshire. Laker of Surrey and Tattersall
which the Philippines will send to the world championships in Lanenshire, slow loft-r
London. July 21.
between November Venezuela bowler Tony Lock of Surrey Only five horses out of an
25-27 smashed two more world entry 01 37 and perhaps even leg-break and original
records over the week-end to googly expert Doug Wight of accepted for the Goodwood Cup
bring to three the total number to be run over two miles dve
of records broken in the course furlongs at Goodwood on Thurs-
of the team's training here. In the West Indies at the day, July 29.
The latest records broken aro beginning of this year Lock was They are, with weights in
those for individual and team no-bulled fur "throwing" his pounds: Elpenor, Souepi, Blarney
At Derby: Sussex 102 (Glad- | events of the 50-100 metre in- Galloway Hill, all quicker one, since when he Stone and
win, right-arm fost-medium, four | iernationul war metch. has dropped it from
his re.
120; Prescription, 108.
for 28); Derbyshire 179 for two lis effectiveness
Four members of the Philip- pertoire.
has
(Hamer 118). Fifteen Anal acceptors for the
scored Sunday At Colchester:
220 pine team on decreased somewhat as a result, Goodwood Stakes to be run over
Surrey but at 25 he is still a magnificent | two miles three furlongs at
(Stewart 134, J. Bailey, right- 2,358 points, which is 21 points prospect and with his wonder- Goodwood on Wednesday, July
arm fast-medium, five for $4); beiter than the world mark of 2,304 set by the United States ful close to the wicket fielding 28, were also published today.
team in 1952 in Oslo. well worth another try-out,
They
are, with weights In pounds: Osbonne, 133; Cunning- ham, Peperium and Nuagedore,
WOULD BE FOLLY
be filled and the requirements Trueman, the "stormy-petrel" all 123; Frege Georges, 121; are another wicketkeeper, three of the tour at the West Indles, Florus, 120; Forum, 119; Dingo, bowlers and two batsmen or one batsman and an all-rounder. obility
A
Essex 92 for three (Insole not out 54).
At Bristol: Gloucester 2001 (Young 115,
Hilton, left-arm slow, six for 87); Lancashire four for no wicket.
At Maldstone: Northampton
394 (OT five declared (Brookes 138, Livingston 200); Kent 35 for two.
In the B-moire rifle event, consisting of 40 shots, five team members scored 1,987 points to better the world mark by three points-France-Presse,
At Harrogate; Yorkshire 513 Industrial Disputes
worth 50, Close. 164, Wilson 53"!
But his 118; Corydalls, French Design needs firm handling.
all 113; Earls-shire and Glenbrock, is such that I feel it
109, Obverse. 101; would be folly to overlcok him, wood, Who are the candidates?
Morphise 06 and Crossmount 91. On the assumption that both food of names come to mind. he and Lack are given another
China Mall Special.
For the position of reserve chance the final need is for an- wicketkeeper there are Dick
and here the Spooner of Warwiele and Keith other spinner
selectors must decide between Andrew of Northants with Jack off and leg-break bowling. Firth of Leicester and Harold Stephenson of Somerset also in the running.
Amanz batsmen are J, M.
If the former then the choice may well b; between Tattersall and Appleyard, if the latter, Wright.
Vancouver Games Will Be Best Of Series
Vancouver, July 21. Parks of Sussex and Colin
Major-General H. B. Klopper, Cowdity of Kent, who both
But remembering the success manager of the
South African Toey played in the recent Gents v. enjoyed by
Tayfield team, predicted here today that Players match at Lord's, the during the last South Africa, many as half The existing hard-hitting Yorkshire left tour of Australia, the off-spinner Empire Games records might hander Vic Wilson and his is likellest to get the vale,
be broken if the weather holds nlready 'copped' colleague, Willie Watson, and the third of Whatever the composition of good for the 1984 Games here the Yorkshiro trio of left the party there is bound to be from July 31 to August 7, handers, Brian Close, who with a certain
amount of criticism
for seven (Hutton, 103, Illing-
Versus Combined Services.
Tribunal Asked
For Definition
London, July 21. -The English Professional
Australian Tour Footballers Union, today asked
Manager Selected
Government's Industrial Disputes Tribunal to define "an inter national football match."
The
players claimed that members who took part in the series in London, July 21, recent World Cup
receive the Mr Geoffrey Howard, the Switzerland should Lancashire County Cricket Club 400 regulation international fee Secretary, was today named as for each match game in which
to they played. manager of the MCC team really "There are so many
tour Australia in the winter. But the Football for places cannot be found for tremendous competitors
Association, his off-breaks as an added at all those who might be worthy including several world cham-side which toured India, Paki ball had decided that the sorica
hero, Mr Howard manager the MÚC:
governing body of English foot- traction might well capture the of a tour. Any party larger second all-rounder's place. than 17 would be ungainly to Pions, that this could easily be ten and Caylon in 1957/52.
the biggest meet in the history He is a arm and capable ad- was a competition and the games too many pinyers
were not fully international Consideration must also be handle and
of would have to be dropped from of the item's declared General '| cricket authorities wern,ach like tore be Bó each; for first round even without the ministrator and the Pakialan matches. Payments should there given to Don Kenyon
big Mile race, Worcester,
Arst man to 1,000 too many matches,
under 'revlow will be heading a good, team, but did i theli TopresentativeR(^3 = 1000 PASO
with his ability; THE Those
«109907 maid he was they's asked Mei Howardafan games!§£49), for quarter and Resemi-anal games and 200 for If the electors have difficulty closely watched during the next want to make any prodies and he hack
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