COLONY ATHLETICS
THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 1958.
REFLECTIONS OF A ROWING EIGHT
800 METRES, HIGH JUMP WILL BE FEATURE EVENTS OF THE CHAMPIONSHIPS
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By "RECORDER”
The 1956 HKAAA Championships start at the South China Athletic Association Stadium on Sunday morning and will be continued at the new Government Stadium at Sookunpoo on Sunday, March 25.
The defending Champions are Stephen Xavier in the 100 and 200 Metres, Lt. Keith Burch in the 800 Metres, Bruce Tulloh in the 5,000 Metres, Ng Chuan-waj in the Long Jump and Hop, Step and Jump, Colin Brand in the Javelin Throw, Ho May- yee in the Ladies' 100 and 200 Metres and Fong Sik in the Ladies' Long Jump.
A feature of this year's Cham The Pole Vault should go to plonship will be the 800 Metres Jackon with Sgt.
run in which event the strongest feld in the history of the Cham- pionships assembled, Last your Lt. Burch won in 2 minutes dead with Lee Shu.. ching record in 2:044.
|
Hinge and
Bill Tan possibly the place winners though little is known of the capabilities of the rest of the seld
Getti
from each heat to on Sundor,
11.10 m-fest_3: 74 G N. Stols), Cpl T. Brown sex).
40 2/11 P.N. Bandies (RAF). M.J. Papin (1A)."
(That twES quality for the fir March 20. o 2.20 pun)
11# Detres Tiigh_Burdles 11.15 am.Best 20 Chang Yat- The Long Jump should go to bing BORAL
43 1p Kwok-ping Harvey (N, Spartu), Ng Chuan-wal, with the places} (BCAA),
known 20-100 Set Raymond (ITA), 59 Dill Ten fought out by the
(IRCUAC) who Include Hung 11.90 a.ment : 3 Lt A. Ritchie footers
LA. (EX). Lee Yu-man,
14 Leung Kam-ching Chee-kee,
(BCAA). 67 Victor Lat (HKUAM, Ritchie and T.H. Tomlinson.
R. Comming (12). 115 Bgt dey (7 Histence). The Hop. Step and Jump is
from each heat First three Furing also will be L. P.Rain almost a certainty, burring accidents, for Ng Chuan-wai Alderton, Keith Martin Peter with T.. Tomlinson, Lt. R- Randks und Lee Struchung, chic,
Yu-man Lec
and AK should be well all of whom
small the best un paper of the under 2:05.
opposition.
Keith Burch is now capablo of going under <WO minutes and he will have behind horn at other runner capable of the sume Ita 2/LL, P. W. Boorman. Very much m the
least one
Lee Shu-chung has a way of reserving his best for the Colony Championships and should not be as lightly regarded by the opposition as his performances in two starts at this (Üslançe during the current season would suggest he should be
The Shot Put is very open. Lee Shiu-lok er RSM McGeever should win unless some of the Newcomers prove better. The Discus Throw should put Me- Grever
21
to
qualify for the final on Suretary, March 25, at 2.40 pan. An standard hardics are being used, competitors will not be disqualified for knocking down more them two).
Pole Vault (Final) 11.10 a.m. to Opl Bhadwa!! (Fox) 60 | Tan (HKUAC), 00 Daniel Ng HKUAC), 101 Bet linge (RAJ. 100 cm Jackson (TEME), 118 Ctn Gratiam (7 tumoare).
Hop, Step _ Jurup (Qualifying Round 11.20
NE .m.-3
Cmuon-wal (KUAC), 3 12 A. Richtes (Dimex), 47 Lee Yu-man (SCAA), 53 Slu Man-hel (DKUAC), 58 Chen Foo The Javelin Throw is almost yon (HKUAC). Set D. Cripps
eerlainty
defending ex), 69 Hill T (HKUAC), ba
of
over
{SICAAC)
142 T.. Tomlinson
The one time he really tried Champion Colin Brand, with. Chiu (RE), 4 A.K. lamasl this season, over the 400 Metres Chan Lap-long and 2/Lt. Maj.
cupabic Hurdles at the Novices Cham- Pagan, both pionships. he showed that hel 180 fect, fighing OUT MYCTd has not slowed down too much | place, since last season.
The Hammer Throw may The 100 Metres Dush will be complete a McGeever triple in unother Stephen Kavies - Hunga year when standards in the Chee-kee struggle with the latter | Shot, Dieus and Hummer are Trying to make it three in a row much lower than In rect but far from being certain of again defeating the reigning Colony Champion.
years.
LADIES' EVENTS
Xavier should win the 200 Ho May-yee seems nimost cer- Metres, though he will be push-tain to recapture the Ladies' 100 ed harder than usual, and Hung and 200 Metres Uties, though she
ta is not as fast, it seems, tis shoį Chee-kee may well have
University's Fung Kat-ice.
The 400 Metres should go to
with Gotti, Boorman
Randles and Leung Kun-po fighting out the places,
The 1,500 Metres is a cer- tainty for Keith Burch, with Peter Alderton and Keith Mar-
in fighting out second place,
CERTAIN DOUBLE
Julla has scared most of the opposition out of the 80 Metres Hurdles and will be confronted only with Ng Shuet-kwal. Corin Crozier of the University could challenge her in the High Jump and this event is fairly open with the odds on Julia
(Best aix after three trialy qualify for the final on Sunday, March 20 at 11.10 am, when they will have three further trade in the final Pouzd Distances achieved in the qualifying round will count l not bettered in the final round).
200 Metres Dash 11.40 am-foot 181 Stephen Xavier (HKAAC), 106 2/Lt Gover (RA), 14 Pie H. Robison (Rosen), 30 Zwut Kam-I (SCAA). 80 David Toh (HXUAC), 13 G. Walden (N. StalTa).
11.45am--Heat 2: 20 Hung Chee- kee (SCAA), 84 Chan Leong-chye 'TT K. Woodward (N. (CUAC), staffe). ba Luz Bours (HKAAC). 117 Lvcp1 Sumpton 17 H), 15 Pte E. Heam (Essex).
PUTOVO
In the still waters of the Ouse, the Cambridge Boat Race right are beautifully reflected during one of their anal outings before moving to Putney for the last preparations for the race against Oxford on March 24.
They are:-M. G. Delahooke (stroke), M. G. Baynes, A. M. Maya-Smith, 1. W. Welsh, K. A. Masser, M. J. H. Nightingale, J. F. Hall-Caggs, and 3. A. L. Russell (bow).-Central Press Photo.
ALL-ENGLAND BADMINTON
Malaya's Thomas Cupper, Ong Poh
Second Round Singles
Lim Beaten In
London, Mar. 14.
Four of the eight seeded players crashed to defeat in the men's singles in the All-England, Badminton Championships which began at the Empress Hall, today.
Another shock was the defeat of Heather Ward (Britain) the No. 4 seed, in the women's singles, and Britain's most promising young player. The first surprise in this day of shocks came in the second round of the men's event, when the Malayan, Ong Poh-lim, suffering from a strained calf muscle, was beaten 15-6, 15-10 by the British farmer, Hugh Findlay.
from each heat to (Canada)
Succes-
by Jack McColl
WDS
Holdsworth
8-4 down lo Miss Marjorie 11-1.
|LAND FORCES ATHLETIC MEET
Final Stages To Be Run Off At Boundary Street On Friday And Saturday
The final stages of the Land Forces Inter Unit athletic and Tug-of-War Championships have now been reached and the athletic truck at Boundary Street will be a beehive of activity on Friday and Saturday.
Tomorrow is the turn of the Minor Units and the slx units to do battle in the final of the athletics are 6 COD (Holders), 173 Loc Bty RA, Command Workshops REME, 27 Lt Bty RA, 11 Infantry Workshop REME and 18 Fiet Ambulanco.
The first timeo units qualified days when all the members of in the South eliminating group | both the winning and second and the last three units quali~ | unft teams will recxiyo trophies. fled from the North eliminating Στους.
that
All the events are team events
The final positions
in each with seven track and seven field. group showed
events. The track events are the there very little between the finellaia 4 x 110 yds, 4 x 220 yds, 4 × 441 and a close tussle is expected Hurdles, 1 Mile Team and 3
4 yda, 880
x
4 x 120 yds yds, with the result likely to be Miles Team. The cla
left until the last two events.
events
In the Minor Units Tug-of-have two competitors in each War the finalists of the North event. These are the Pole Vault, High Jump, Long Jump, Shot, and South
Toups
27 Lt
Hammer, Javelin and Discus By who beat the holders, 16 Scoring ls from 12 to 2 for the
Field General
Theso p.m.
of
Ambulance)
are
and 23xi
track and 0 to 1 for the Aeld
Hospital respectively events.
two teams tomorrow
meet at 3 during the athletic programme. The Band
ist
Ba
The NAAFI are providing re- freshments which will be avail- Essex Regiment. able from 19,30 am. each day under the direction of Mr W.A. from tents on the ground.. Brown, will be playing
tions in the afternoo11.
MAIN
OPPOSITION
welve-
Mrs L. N. Cholmmelty wife of Brigadier 1. N. Cholmoley. MBE. Commander Hongkong and Kowloon Garrison, has kindly
On Saturday, March 17. the consented to present the trophies
on both days, Major Unita iako over and tho six finalists for the Athletle Cup are Essex and 1 North Staffs 27 Int Bde, 7 Queen's Own Hussars and 1 Kings Own from 48 Gurkha Infantry Ede. Regiment RA
(гол
27
HAA
(Holders)
and 15 Med Regt RA from Hongkong and
loon Garrison.
GRAND NATIONAL
Quare Times Now
27 HAA Rog-100-8 In Victoria
Club Callover
ment feel confident of retaining the trophy and their main op position
Hikely to come from 1! Essex and North Staffe with
the Essex os slight favourites. All eliminating meetings produced close finishes and it is expected that there will bo very few points between all six teams.
is
to 100-8
London, Mar. 14. Quare Times, previously 10-2 favourite for the Grand National Steeplechase, was opposed out at tonight's Victoria Club callover here. The Major Tug-of-War
The bookmakers were keen to also to be contested on Saturday
him, but the 1965 "National" and will see 27 HAA Regt RA, lay Hongkong & Kowloon Garrison winner had no backers. After Findlay winners, meeting 2/7 Gurkha being told of the market op-
position Rifles, 48 Gurkha Infam-Final trainer
Bde
to his horse, Irish Vincent O'Brien said: Champions, in the
"He has not had a strong gallop
at 11.50 a.m. and the winners
noon.
In the
after-
is the only British seeded player P. Granlund (Denmark) beat will meet 1 Northamptonshire yet, but he is doing satisfactory (Britain) 35-2, Regiment, who annexed the 27 work and is making good pro-
Ho has had no Inf Bdo tille,
Anal at TOSS. competitor 18-12.
back since he resumed training.” Miss Kirsten
Slurica—First. Round 13 p.m. Throndahl, | Women's (Denmark) who won the Mrs W. C. Rogers (Britain)
Quare Times bruised a foot The Band of the 7th Queen's women's title in 1948.
She was beat Miss S. Delvin (US) 11-7,
Own Hussars, under the direc earlier this month and missed a ton of Mr G. Horabin, will be few days' training.
Grand No- There was little Playing throughout the
Tional baiting.
The Queen Mother's horse The programme for both days Devon Loch was made 10-1 starts at 10.30 am. with the Pole Vault. This is followed by
co-favourite with Sundew,
Thirty-six of the 46 Lincoln- Miles 3
Team, Hammer, and Heato of
shire Handicap acceptors were the x 120 yards called. Most support WEE
for Hurdles.
the favourite Kenmore, who There
will be a lunch break shortened to 100-9. Trouville, clear second from 12.30 p.m. to 2.30 pm. and who became presentation of trophies is favourite at 18-1, and Loppylugs. scheduled for 4.30 pm. on both
a 22-1 change.
Mrs B. Kristiansen (Denmark) boot Mrs M. Warren (Britain) 11-3, 11-8.
Miss P. Lawrence
(Britain) beat Mrs I. Nilsson (Sweden) 11-0, 11-3.
Miss A. Jorgensen (Denmark) (Britain) Miss W. Bean
Then came Three
beat American Miss Judy Develin and
Dahlberg sive shocks. Ferry Sonneville Mis Margaret Varner; bott
(Britain) 15-10, 15-4. (Indonesia) lost 15-4, 15-4 to reached the quarter-finals with- E. M. B. Choong (Malaya) fight for second place against was last year. In the longer 11.50 am-Heat 3: 21 Fung Kat. Erland Olsen (Denmark), Lief out difficulty. Mra Iris Rogers | bent (King) 15-0, 15-1.
event former Colony Champlone (HKUAC), R. Will (N
Stafle) 90 24 1. Muw (RA), Ekedehi (Sweden) was beaten and record-holder Julla Tingay 7.1. Tomlinson (AAC) 2015-11, 16-10 by Palle Granlund may spring a surprise.
in the last eight, Shum Pit-chung (SONA), Cheung
while Dave Chek-yia (SCAM).
(Denmark)
Mc-
Tho unluckiest (Fit two
went down the final on Sunday, quality for Mardi 28, at 1140 m.)
17-14, to R. Brinkestedt (Sweden). Javelin Throw
The four
remaining scoded (Qualifying Round) 11,40 Аль-141 C.M. Brand players, Flan Kobbero (Den-
|Sheed (Canada) in their first (Sweden), RSC), 30 Wong Ng ym 18CAA), mark), Bertil Glans 40 Chan Lap-fong (BCAA), 56 Wa Joe Alston (USA) and Eddie
round match when she fell to Kee-yiu
00 F., Keown
the floor. (RAF). 6 H (NE), 91 B. Choons (Melaya) survived, but
Kelly (NAC), 16 M/LÍ M.J. Pagan Glans should
On examination, it was dia. certainly have (RA), IN C Brown (7 Hus). bean beaten
covered that, she had pulled a 112 LA Poynder (7 HugsuITH).
tondors
her left leg and (Britain) Elut six after three throws will
strap up the injury, she wisely beat although efforts were made to the final on Sunday. quality for March 2, at 1050 m, when there will be a final round of three thoKE throws Distations achieved in the
decided qualifying round will count if not
Prosse
Results of matches played to- Women's Single-Second Round improved upon in the final).
day in the All-England Badmin- Long Jump
ton Championships were:
Mrs Kristiansen (Denmark) (Qualifying Round)
beut Mrs Lawrence (Britain) 1140 Am-to
NE
Chuan-wai
Men's Bingles First round 11-6, 42-10. (KUAC), 3 LI A. Ritchie (CK), Lee Yu-man (BCAA), 20 Hung
E. Olsen (Denmark) defeated Chee-kee (SCAA), 48 Chow_Tliyam (SOAA), 34 Shu Man-hel (FIKUAC), Despite the defeats of Miss G. E. Rowlands (Wales), 15-4. on A.H. Thamjan (unatt), M_R. Ward by Mrs Lols Alston (US) |15-0, Williams (N. Staffs),
D A.K. (ŘE).
13-12, form
the R. Glans (Sweden) beat R Chislett
Lemati 21-10, (LETTE.), lach Cuminsky (RD), women's singles was much more MeNell (Britain) walkover. bert Mrs Timperley (G.B.). 100 M2 Shui-kit (unam)
R. Brinkestedt (Sweden) de- 60 Bul consistent. The joint favourites, Tan (UAC), 142 Tál. Tomlinson (KAAC),
Third
the
The Lʊng Jump will see a resumed battle between Fong Ne Shuet-kwai. The score recently has been two vic- tories for Ng Shuct-kwal and one plus a Colony record for Fang Sik.
The little girl is a great fighter, but odds are again on Ng Shuct-kwai.
Bob Pape is a certain double winner in the 8,000 and 10,000 Metres, with Bruce Tulloh al-Sik and most a certainty for cond place in the shorter race.
place in
5,000 Metres is between Alan Smith, 3. F. Joyce, Chan Kim-hung Chan Hung-man and Au Chung- sing. Of the three Chinese run The Shot Pul is very open and pers, Chan Hung-man appears should be decided on a lucky to be Improving at s better putt. pace than the others and he is İlkellest to fight third place out with Alan Smith. He has more
basic speed than Smith, though perhaps not as much stamina.
In the 10,000 Metres eccond and third places are very open with Smith, Chan Kir hung. Wong Lung-kwong, Au Chung-
Not to be disregarded
are
Amateur
minor
There are several alterations in the original pre- gramme for the 1850 Hongkong Association Athletic Annual Championships at Caro line Hill on Sunday, March 18.
no heats of There will be
the
(Best be in qualifying round of three train will have a further shree trials in the final round on Sunday, March 23, at 210 pm
McCell led 14-10 in the final game in their second round match but falled to clinch the Issue with Your match points, Glans, fighting desperately, ook seven points in succession to win 15-10, 15-17, 17-4.
JOINT FAVOURITES
Santee To Appear
400 Metres Hurdles, 1,500 siano schieten Before NY Supreme
ning and Hodkinson very much ladies events and no qualifying in the running.
In the High Jump, Pole us round
vault or
events. Indles Beld possibly well in, the race Donald Maiden and R. Whittle. The 10,000 Meknes Anal will Ex-Colony record holder Chan take place at 2.40 p.m. and the men's discus throw at 3.30 pm. King-yin is also in and may spring a surprise on the others,
THE PROGRAMME though ectoinly not on Bob Раро
Metres and iT. any of the to count if not bettered in
the final.
Discus Throw (Qualifying Round) 11.10 pm RIM P. McGover (Essex), 37 Chars Wid-Han (BCAA), do chán Loctor (SCAN), 1 tro Shili-jor (SCAA) 63 Ng Chuan-was (HKUAC), 00 F.M. Keown (RAF), 16 / 3.d. Popa (RA), 104 C
Humara). 110 Cin. Brown (7 Hunny9),
This race, a feature event this coming Bunday afternoon, should be one of the best of te Championshipa na far as
sho struggle for
second
third place is concerned.
Chang
and
FIRST DAT Bunday, March 18 (At the Bouth China Athletle Azzo- clation Stadium, Caroline Hill).
100 Misires Dat
30.30 0.1. Heat 1: 67 Stephen Kayler (HKAAC), 108 2/Lt. Govier R), 19 Pte II. Robinson (Essex).
Court Judge
to
retire,-Prance-11-7, 10-12.
feated A. C. Bahree (India) 15-0,
3.
15-0.
Miss Sheed (Canada) beat Miss Bird (Britain) 11-3, 11-2. Mrs Alston (US) beat Miss Ward (Britain) 12-10, 18-11.
Miss Jorgensen (Denmark) 8-11, 11-6, 11-0
Miss M. Varner (US)· beat 1. D. McColl (Britain) beat P. Misa J. Waring (Britain): 11-9, E. Nielsen (Denmark)
18-13, 11-0 15-2.
Misa J. Develin (US) best
11-1, 11-0. J. Hammergaard Hansen (Den Miss A. Stone mark) walkover, Ool Telk-hock France-Presse. (Malaya).
D. F. McTaggart (Canada) New York, Mar. 14. beat R. Mikvasey (Britain) 16-5, † WC Santee, America's † 15-7. Champion Miler, appears before
N. Buchbolst (Denmark) beat
beat
SOCCER
Thai-Combined XI (Britain) 15-0, 3-0 At Bangkok
a New York State Supreme W. Goode (Britain) 18-8, 15-2.South China Beats Court judge here tomorrow to Best six in qualifying round of plead for a permanent injunction Men's Singles - Scound Round three throws will have further cgainst his e-time suspension three
F. Kobbero (Denmark) throws in the final round. Distances achieved in the qimirying by the Amateur Athletic M. Robinson round will count if not beitered to Union the findi this afternock at 3.30
AAU suspended Santee, a P. Granlund (Denmark) beat P.m.)
Marine Lieutenant, on February L. Ekedahl (Sweden) 19, on charges of accepting 10-10.
Hammer Throw (Final)
30 Chung King-ta! (SCAA), B(x). Po F
210 sm-3 RSM
Woodward (N. Biate),
experises.
15-0.
15-11,
money in excess of legitimate Mertz (Denmark) beat Quid
dington (Britain) 15-9, 15-1.
E.M.B. Chong (Malaya) beat M. B. Rawlings (Britain) 15-3, 15-1.
Santec's lawyers secured а temporary injunction on the ban from the Sinte Supreme Court which allowed him to compete In two Mile races during the past two weeks.
P. McGeevEE Churchyard 1015 Best 31 15 Bhum Plt.), 83 A. Owen (2), 13 Yat-bung is entered chung (BCAA), 60 David fran | 2/16, Hitpard 17 Homere),
(six throws will be allowed). in the 110 Metres High Hurdies. (IKUAC), 78 F. Williams N. Staffs),
„10,300 Metres Run (Final)" 68 Luiz SoUER (100VAC), 111 CIA Though
probably the Graham (7 Husers).
3.40 pm-31 3.W. Berry (King's Colony's most polished hurdler, 1040 Heat 3:2 Iung Chee Own), 23 A.L. Brith (King's Own), he is very much out of training ken (BCAA) 75 G. Walden (N. Lee Kershing (BCAA), 31 Char
King-yin (BCAA), 54 Chen Xm Staffs), Balley N. Stufe 20 trung BCAA), 59 W wong and may find Some stift_com-D. Knight (RNAAA), 14 T. H. Tom- (SCAA), petition in Lt. Ritchie, Leung inson (HKAAC).
(mung-mah
Santeo was confident today Kam-thing, Victor Lal and Bill
(BCAA), 48 Au Chung-shing (BCAA), 10.45 9.meat 41 81 Tung Kata Ri. Tape (AAA), TI BET
that he low (IKUAC), 97 Our Transom (A.D. Anderson (R. S.), B1 D.A. saying he planned to run in the would win his appeal, Ton.
13 L/Cpl. Payne (Estox), 30 Truliaiden RNAAAM Keough Knights of Columbus Games at The other entries in this event
Kam-14) (SCA)
(HE), 10 CHOISTENCH) 106 (Winner of each heat, and the two Cm 1odkinson (C). 1 .
Cleveland next Saturday, are unknown, though Sgt. Ray- fastest ecocts to qualify for the White (RA).
Mr Cart Hansen, AAU Presi 50 Metres Ran mond is reputed to be fast, and Anal on Sunday, March 15, at I p.m.).
dent, this event may also be regarded
said today, however, that 225 pin--Hout 1: | Thot Put
Boonton
he was suro the Court would as very open..
uphold, the RSMP. McGeever (sex), 8 Sgt B. Bertin (RAF), Sgt 18:40 am (Qualifying Round)( 2 A 1 K. Durch
suspension order, The 400 Metros Hurdles at- Kleman (sex); 11 Col R. Bost-Day (Rmx) i M.D. Hunter China Mall Special tracted only six cries and TEC WAL. (SCA) Beču), 118 2/(el Airton ( haserat.
(RAF), 37 Chen Wal-lun K 3.30 p.m.-float 2: 27° Lo Shi hould, develop into a great Leo Balu-lok (SCAA), 83 We Kee chung (BGAANE 18 PAST. Alder fight between Leo Shu-chung, RE), 26 mart (RNAKA), QU
70 18KUAC), 6. 7. Tarset con (love)], de P.2. Nandien -((TAM), Samuel Lo, Leung Kam-ching 3/L: Horgard-47 HuRARI).
P Cpi 1. Brown (304), * Cheung Dark-kwan (BCAA), 73 8.3. 2963 and Cheung Chek-yin The
(8/0503. Colony record of 01.0 seconds
from mech Bent
final on Sunday. may be threatened
Blooms "brow (Final)
An interesting entry here is University's Chan Leong-chy®,
(Compeinigen will have three puth the qualifying round, the best six in the qualifying round having stress more purts in the final on Sunday. Distancja March 25, M. BAD DO. achieved in the
will count to the foal 12 3800 dow
proved upon).
(1050) am
better known as a high jumpër, Lakley- 36 Motrus Wiedien who is a fair quarter miler and may find 3-foot obstacles pasler | (SCAA), 13 JUNE
to clear then his opponents wild,
ALL-STAR FIELD
Despite the absence of Capt. John Hunter, the High Jump is almost “an aib star
10,45
11 Amendfest_4; "animir with P
Chan Sing-ros, Chan Loong-[145" abyn, Victor Lal and Cin. Jmck« išdric sexx, cilă (cntipable of B ́Foot
mchan by Higone dad Ng Chuan- wai.not far behind,
gundiy
130
Own),
York City Beaten 2-1 By Bradford
London, Mar. 14,
to
Bradford, Bodi York Olly, by
| taro gosta do 'onn 'in a rearranged | Third "Division Nogthern Foot=\
{ both Lengua "match" at Brúðford |
philipotsid on January, 28 bes
ŒE FA Cup Tios-Router,
Glans (Sweden) beat McColl (Britain) 15-10, 15-17, 17-14.
Brinkestedt (Sweden) beat McTaggart (Canada) 29-5, 17-
14.
Belgium To Send Only 50 Athletes To Melbourne
High
bers
Brussels, Mar. 14.
A
Closing offers were;
་་
LINCOLNSHIRE HANDICAP
Lincolnshire Handicap (no mile, March 21). ..
100-9 Kenmore,
18-1 Trouville,
Tuck's
20-1 Frisky Scot Blood and River Line.
22-1 Minterne Magno, Tudon Jinks and Loppylugs.
Retrial, Redway, and
28-1 Solon Morni.
William
travelling costs have Nickleby. cut down the strength of the Belgian team to compete in the 33-1 Milonga, Flying 1950
in and A Tale of Two Cities. Games Olympic Melbourne to about 50 mem-40-1 Le Falatin, Aorangi, Don
is Thla considerably Basilio, Phlox Second, High smaller than the Belgian squad River, Underwear, Sir Jasper which competed in the London and Black Shore.
50-1 Bedser, Bruin, Affreux, Fellhound and on Nimblefoot, November 11 to arrive in Ciro. Melboume on the 17th, only a few days before the opening of
and Helsinkt Games.
The team
leaves hero
events.
00-1 Cardillac, Denikin; New Hame, Libatox, Dare Wo and Three Star.
100-1 Upwards Othera. GRAND NATIONAL Grand National (4 milos 653 Yards, March 24).
the Games on the 25th. Bangkok, Mar. 14, Belgium will pin its hopes on The visiting South Chine foot its competitors in the athletic, ball team today defeated a swimming Thai-Chinese Combined XI by hockey
end eycling and Hard
track | three goals to nil in an extra favourites are Roger Moens, charity match at the National world record holder of the 800 Stadium here.
Metres, Gaston >Retir, 1948 Olymple 5,000 Metre Champion, me Pranz Herzman for the 10, and Pippylan
10-1 Sundew and Devon Loch. 100-8 Quaro Times and ESB. 100-0 Must.
five swimming : 89a-d
Moya anti
The visitors led 1-0 at twif- time.
Award, Armorial
The first goal was scored at 000 Metres.
25-1 Carey's Cottage, Vallout the 12th minute.
Three of tha
and Key Royal, The local players broke through entries are of international class.
Gentle many times to the South China They are Louls Komma, with Mariners Lexi Alsion (Britain) 15-8, 15-6.
(US) beat Jordon goal but shots just missed the 2 minutes 80,0 seconds for the
Bet.
200 Metres Breaststroké, Gülbert Hammergaard Hansen (Den- mark) beat Buchholst (Den- muric) 15-0, 8-16, 15-11.
Men's Single-Third Round
South China kored the second Smit and Hungarian born Eva Early Tan, Ontray and
A Berry Windsor.
50.1 Huy Tư Vụ
and third goal in the 15th and Gerard-Novak, who was second 22nd minutes of the second half, jin the final of the Laxlies' 200 66-1 Dunby, No Response, The South China team 16 Metres Breaststroke at Helsinki. § Much Obligod and Polinius. F. Kebbero (Denmark) beat returning to Hongkong by air. She became Belgien. by Next callover--Monday March Timperley (Britain) 15-4, 15-6. I at midnight tonight.-Reuter. marriago-France-Presse,
THE GAMBOLS
Fil past az emall bath in the Lahan mo that the light imit too bright
vened antll' Jazve the meal in front of the Fira Uke me,
& Barry Appleby
I'll want the néptiore
YOU MIOP.LI
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BURROUGHS
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