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TEST SERIES REFLECTIONS
THE
AUSTRALIANS MUST MAKE THEIR SUPREME EFFORT AT OLD TRAFFORD
ኣበ
Says DENNIS HART
The success of Cyril Washbrook, recalled to England's Test team after an absence of five years, coupled with the failure of England's younger batsmen in the Third Test, has set home fans thinking and talk- ing. Many have come to the conclusion that batsmen don't come like they used to--at any rate in England.
It is too easy to draw conclusions from one innings. And one mustn't forget that Peter May, England's young skipper, hit a grand century and has established his claims to being the world's No 1 batsman.
The main poin, I think, that That is one way. But another,
annele te
in comparing and one which stamps the truly those great cricketer, in the abuity to Wuebbrook's efforts with
rise to the occasion and revel in the tenseness of it.
f other English batsmen is the edfference between making runs cricket. in Test and in
County
day
Sat Peter.
It can be summed up in a remark Peter Richardson made for to me while we nat waiting for
Satur play on the rain-swept
Test different to
ule always tries to do their best Ju every match.
Is
Tot
oproing for Worcester.
don't
cure
Every
But if yeni County The cricket it's just bad luck. Tests you go in knowing that failure meure crisis.
at Leeds Take that first when
lost her test England three wickets, including Richard- With burly son's, for 17 rung, Ron Archer turning in a really fine spell of hostile bowling to h which "umbrella" feld
aight on his was elec-
DIFI
every mat wa
toes the atmosphere
tric. Far removed from that of county cricket, and that is not played in a carefree nekada cal spirit.
SECOND POINT
The difference between county and Test cricket rates a second << which Huny puinl
fail to crition of the selectms appreciate. This is that pickings the England mm isn't just matter of choosing the batsmen who have made most runs for their counties that season,
A
the
the case that were MCC need only employ a clerk
hin the job at
Instead of selection commit-
tee
and give
marking off the
wou six bats-
meu in the averages.
What the electors must do is the men most likely to pick succeed in the Tests.
Lo
That these are not necessarily
evidence from
butamen is
or B
+
chester, the Aussies will be offerent proposition than they were at Leeds,
are just on
But, having broken the ice, I think the odds England,
It is this ability which brings
favour batsmen If conditions forth a May century in a crisis,
side, with innings from the bume
an extra a fine comeback Waalbrook
fight to the baloman in the team, have got the Aussie if death by Bailey.
more class than
It this oldes not more solidáty. will out, then England could get among the runs
TRUE AS EVER 'Cricket is a funny game is a saying as old as cricket itself. Yet it in as true now as ever,
Consider Lire
Test present surica between England and
bod Englandi
the Australia. better of the first match, which wata drawn, Austraila won the the overwhelming second by
186 runs and margin of
come back England have
now
bn
That is a big it, but surely must happen sometime.
Anyway, England always has Peter May. What an inspiring example this young skipper hos Leading England set his side
la a test for against Australia the most experienced. Yet May only 20 and his experience uf love the series with that un-captaincy is united to that of lending his school, Charterhouse, Ings victory at Leods.
cight years ago He does not caplain his county, Surrey, nor did he lead Cambridge Univer sity
In
And she did so after making the worst possible start, losing Three wickets on the opening morning for 17 runs,
The reason? Because so far
the ball this series
has the but. Only one rentury has been scored
nastered
and the 05 wickets that have fallen in the three Tesla have yielded unly 2,180 runs. This герге sents an average of runs per wicket of under 23.
at
Shades of 1938 when Eng- land scored 903 for seven the Oval,
When rune are scarce form fluctuates At Leeda that fourth wicket stand of 187 be-
May and Cyrli pulled
not
Peler Lween Washbrook Englund out won the match.
only
of the
fire bu!
This, I would
husten to add, ls as far as runs
scored
were
gentlemen
and Tony Lock
concerned. Two
called Jim Laker did their bit towards victory in the bowing line.
TWO REASONS
There the experience
the lending county
of med
lorad
ke
for Gloucester
are is turn Iwu Tom Graveney, reasons for this mastery of bali who scores 50
at- freely and
over bal. We have seen match tractively
but excellent bowling. By Laker who couldn't produce anything and Lock at Leeds and in the
Nottingham, Test at
by like that classic touch for Eng- first
A similar story with Ron Archer, who took the Insale, the hard-hitting first three England wickets at explain brought in to Leeds; by Kaith Miller at Lord's replace Graveney.
and at Nottingham, and there Then
players of
by England
Trueman the Trevor Bailey-Colin Bolloy at Lord'a. Cowdrey was
other Cowdrey calibre.
Doug
Exsex
the
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son
The
of
he had seemed
to
reason
Los
1717
that
the
nicted
in
At Leeds he inspired the best fielding seen from an England And despite side
years. io to coming tremely difficult has not failed
fuce some
altuations
*X- ho
CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, JULY 26, 1956.
the once with
bat, He has scored 290 runs in lèsia scries, For more than any on either side, other batsman
and has an average of 724- London Express Service.
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BADMINTON
Malaya Beats Combined India
And Thailand With 8-2 Win
Kuala Lumpur, July 25. Selangor's Invitation badmin ton team today won a two-day exhibition series badminton against a Combined India and Thailand side.
They won eight games to two games to nil after being five yesterday.
Arst picked for England on the much the batting has been 1984-55 1our of Australia. In tentative, At Leeds the Aussies
have caught preceding
which done little more than to suggest "ditheritis"
Test England at Lord's. he was a budding that
Certainly player
not enough True,
bit! the ball turned a
the something that to claim an immediate England place
As fur as
were concerned.
WIS veteran
Highlight of the game the play of India's
G. Herunady Thomas Cupper
crack who bent Selangor's
Tong- junior champion Khor boon 12-18, 15-10, 15-4. Other results were:
Stuzios Nandu Natekar of India, Aussies aren't used to, I beat Lee Hoo-chys 15-12, 15-3; Abdul Piruz of Selangor beat Thailand's D. Khadjabyo 15-0,
15-10.
and
runs scored
mey
LOOKED BEYOND The selectors looked that however.
تا
continue to play
of
as they diil never will get used to it. beyond Most looked for Ali Aorta they hatin't devils that didn't exist,
Here one must mention the the it's most doubtful whether
conditions that have existed so Ashes would have been held.
Fitches Trevor
have Balloy
given scoring tar
encouragement. more runs this season for Essex. bowlers But in past years the amount But what the bowler have got of runs he made for his county from them has been due mainly would not have gained him to their own efforts.
Even place. Teat
taking his However,
can't expect everything. We have seen three bowling into account.
And when the Orst Test be- matches closely fought and full and that is some- gan this year Peter May was of interest
in the batting thing
we didn't always have wel!
down
cach when averages and on that score didn't
Test place. So It was contained deserve with Cyril Washbrook. He hasn't centuries.
ore
more
But he has yet to hit a century
and there
bigger aggregates higher averages,
wibh
we
gure throo
OF
four
Doubles
Thailand's Charoen Tactandul and Sunthorn Suphaphun lost to Selangor's Ong Poh-lim and Lim kec-fang 11-15, 12-16.
India's D. N. Dhonghade and R. A. Dongre lost to Selangor's Tan Jin-cong and Lee Hoo-chyo 15-10, 10-15, 5-18-Reuter.
RED CHINA BEATEN
Paris, July 28. Indonesia beat Communist
ROYAL CONGRATULATIONS
HM the Queen talks to Marchess Incisa della Rocchetta, the owner of the Italian horse Ribot who won the King George VI and Queen Elizabeth Stakes The Queen's horse High Veldt on July 21 al Ascot.
was second-Central Press Photo.
COUNTY CRICKET
Lancs Need Only 16 Runs For 1st Innings Lead Over Hampshire
London, July 25.
County Championship leaders Lancashire, though depleted by Test calls, illness and injuries, shot Hampshire out for 125 in just under three hours on a perfect wicket today. At the close, with seven wickets in hand, they needed only 16 runs for first innings lead.
Belgium's World Champion Wins His First Stage
Of
Tour De France
St Etienne, July 25. Belgium's World Cycling Champion, Stan Ockers, won his first and belated stage of the Tour De France cycling race when he covered the 173 kilometres of the 19th stage from Grenoble to this French industrial centre in 5 hours, 32 minutes and 8 seconds today.
But his brilliant battle in the Alps and his performance today and in the next three stages before this gruelling grind of wheels ends up in Paris on Saturday cannot assure him a Tour victory.
He lost precious minutes dur- ing the flat stages in a private duel against Luxembourg's ace. mountain climber, Charly Gaul Both lost,
Ockers is now eighth in the gonerul clasification and 20
11. 2. G. Bauvin (France) 103 | hrs, 30 mins, 18 sect,
3. W. Wagimaris (Holland)---
100 hrs 34 mins, 10 secs.
4. J. Adriaenssens (Belgium)
105 hrs, 38 mins, 6 ECCS.
8. F. Bahamontes (Spain) 103
minutes, 41 seconds down on hre 38 mins, 31 ECS, Roger
6. N. Deflippia (Imly) 103
Walkowiak (Northeas! Central France) who holds the hr, 30 mins, 48 roce. yellow Kwentor 03 Jender
overall
7. N. Laured! (Southeast France) 105 hrs, 42 mins, 20
Gaul,
who Was quoted socs. favourite when the Tour started
8. 9. Ockers (Belgium) 105
Pivat
(France) 105
at Reims on July 6 is in an even brs, 47 inima, 8 secs.
2. B. wonso poortion. He is 15th and 34 minutes, 18 seconds downtrs, 47 mins, 4 Kİ, on the overall leader,
won
desodbe
stago
10. G.
Barbosa
fle De France--319 · hrs, 33 mins, 40 secs.
12. Switzerland-320 hrs, 39 |ming, 10 secs. —France-Presse.
Harold Abrahams' Record Broken After 32 Years
Uxbridge, Middlesex,
July 25. native record English which has slood for 32 yearn was broken here tonight when A, R. Cruttenden, of Polytech- nie Harriers, cleared 24 feet 3 inches to win the Long Jump at an inter-club Athletics meeting 24 The previous record of foot 24 inches
et by Harold Abrahams at Woolwich in 1924.
An Vooriing (Holland) the fact that he excoiled in the 105 hrs, 63 mins, 33 secs,
(Luxem 11. A. yesterday's Alps,
bourg) and was second today,
103 hrs, 53 mins, 19 Tomorrow's stage in against sees.
Robinson the clock with the last in the 12 B.
(LAIXTY- 103 hrs, 56 mins, 23 overall position starting first bourg) and the first Just. Riders will¦ sees. leave at three-minute intervals over 69 kilometres to Lyons.
TEAM POSITIONS
Team positions sture:-
After
18th
1. Belghum-16 hrs, 41 mins, 20 secs.
2. France-16 hrs, 49 mins.
hrs, 62 3. Lauxembourg-le
4. Italy-16 hrs 54 mins.
WALKOWIAK FINED Tour judgos fined Walkowiak 2,000 francs (£2) and added 30 seconds to his overall timing when he was pushed by his team mate, Deledin, after falling in amins, 8 sees, climb. Ridery boltind him auto- matically had their time lag cut by 30 seconds.
Delexida was also fined 2,000 francs and given a 30 seconds Holland-16 brs,
helped sees. petralty Walkowiak.
8. Ile De France-18 hrs, 57 Britain's
131
cown
on
BUT from
for
howing
Robinson
was
Crittenden, A winner for London
against
Czechoslovakia
probable
As a
Olymple team.
Prague
in
last week-end,
for Britain's
At Prague, Cruttenden
had
6. Spain -18 hrs, 54 mina, 12 cicared 24 feet 8 inches (7.52
OCES.
6.
Southeast France
(metres), one of the best per- formances in the Long Jump in and this your
and & world- Europe
However,
50 mins, 12
0. Souhwest France17 hrs,
mins, 18 xs,
11. Northeast Central France
12. Switzerland-17 hrs, 24
OVERALL POSITIONS Team overall positions:- 1. Belgium-319 has, mins, 17 ECS.
17
mins,
Brian climbed up another place from mine, 50 socs to 12th in the overall post-40 secs, tions of the race after sharing 10. West France-17 hrs, 4 11th place in the stage. He Inished
5 minutes. 8 seconde
Stan Ocleers Belgium's
Robir-17 hrs, 9 mins, 8 secs. Twenty-five-year-old
Mirield, Yorkshire Britain's only entrust in the mins, 34 secs,
om the COD- soul-shattering race, has been sleadily creeping up firental giants during the tough mountain climbo in the Alps.
over hilly After today's run ground with a couple of 4,000 feet high hump thrown in, Robinson said. Test discards had a good day,
Lasual I am Don Kenyon hitting 147 for punch behind my petals.
Willle not really tired but those Alps Worcestershire Watson 139 not out for York-behind us were really tough."
Three more singes over flat lands are left before the Tour winds up in Paris and Robinson is now jockeying among the Bers for a place amongst first ten.
of his century,
TEST DISCARDS
Spinners Tom Greenhough the misfortime to fall Ave short
the did und Malcolm Hiltor damage. Greenhough took fiv wickets for 38 runs, including
two the last
with successive balls, and Hilton took four
the first Lancashire become player to take 100 wickets this
seuson
a
.
Lancashire's Surrey,
nearest rivals to the Championship ran up good score | Table,
against Sussex, thanks mainly to a third wicket stand of 157 in 180 minutes by Ken Barrington and Bernard Constable. Bar- ringion, who fought for
Д koen hours against which gave nothing away,
four
and
shire.
Watson gave no chance in an tonings lasting three and three included quarter hours which twelve fours With Ray Iling worth (78) he put on 183 in a wad mammoth sbeth wicket aland.
Kenyon batted stylishly with freedom
**I couldn't
with the
this
tho
ranking perforords can only
English native
be set on English soil.
Best ever Long Jump by an Englishman was Ken Wilma- hurst's 24 feet 8 inches (7.335 metres) in winning the British
title at Van Empire Games couver in 1854,-Reuter,
FASTEST HALF MILE
Mancheter, July 26. Brian Hewson put up the fastest time of the year for the Half Mile by a British · runner clocked one minute when he 50.8 seconds here tonight.
Hewson
won by four yards title-holder from the British Mike Rawson, with the British Empire Half Mile Champion, Derek Johnson, in third place.
Chris Chataway won his first roce of the seaSON, victory
2. 1toly-315 hrs, 14 66 secs.
3. Holland 315 hrs, 16 mins, 31 secs,
SULO, 5. West France 310 his, 5 major mins, 21 seco
38
4. France 315 hrs, 33 mins,
gaining a two yards
6. Southeast France 317 over steeplechaser John, Disley hrs, 7 mins, 47 seca.
Chat- in a two-mile event.
7. Spain-317 hrs, 18 mins,way's time was eight minuter 5 secs.
53.4 seconds.--Router. 8. Luxembourg-317 hrs, 19 mins, 34 socs.
CHAMPIONSHIP BOUT
uncanny foresight 9. Northeast Central France of
a Yorkshire man and a-317 hrs, 52 mins, 37 seca. for three hours
10. Southwest France --- 318 shrewd estimation of his own 51 minutes and hit 23 fours.
capabilities, Robinson declared hrs, 4 mins, 45 pecs. Skiful leg break bowling by
bafore
Tou 2,780-mile started attack Bill Greensmith, who recorded
three weeks ago, that the had tho
to finish among bout performance of his
he hoped career by taking eight wickets
first ten. for
WILE 59,
principally res Any Frenchman, Belgian or for Exsexe disanissal Italian cycling fan would have
with continental phrase about another English as "Just mad Englishman"
GOODWOOD STAKES
Final Acceptors With Weights
brushed this forecast off Gloucestershire for 212 at
ponsible of Bristol
worried all the Greensmith
and batsmen
trapped several with his wall disguised googly. He was one of the few bowlers who ended the day in happy humour, for batsmen found the conditions SO much to their London, July 25.
Biking that #dota! of 2,793 Eighteen anal acceptors, with runs were scored in the nine weights,
the Goodwood frst-class fratches, for stakes, to be run over a course of two miles, three furlongs at Goodwood next Wednesday, August 1, were published today as follows:
CLOSE OF PLAY SCORES At Lord's: Middlesex (Hooker 53), Glamorgan for two.
104 86
At Bournemouth; Hampshire 125 (Greenhough Ave for 88, Hilton four for 81). Lancashire 110 for three.
At Birmingham Scotland 298 for eight (L. - Dudman not out
152, J. A. Itchison 68)
Voraus
the the
But many of the apectarors will be eating their word at Stadium the Parc Des Princes on Saturday,
•
IIIS NEAREST KIVAL Roger Walkowiak kept the yellow sweater 59 leader and
nearest
ARCHIE MOORE STOPS PARKER IN 9TH ROUND
at
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St. John Ambulance Orders
St
Order by Mr Fung Ping-tan. C.St.J.. Commissioner - of John Ambulance Brigade, Hong- kong District. Order No. 30/60. Dated July 20, 1950,
Ambulance Dation -- Hongkong...* 23.1756-48.58, Wanchal "A" Amb. Div. 5.0.60-118.50, Wandiani "3" Amb. Div. | Aug. 1966: Central Nag. DiVA.
AmbráknowDuder Kowtoon,
KYMCA Amb, Div. 6.0.50-12.0.50, Mongkok Amb DIV.
the duty.
Amb. Div.; 18.50), Talmabaterii Ambs. DIV.
30.7.50-5.B.29, Toronto July 28. The World Light Heavyweight Aug. 1350: Blamshulpo Naz. Div. overall | Champion, Archie Moore, stop- Pensitation Squad: Buttes, 29/7.50, Parker of Toronto. Dr. H. K. Pang, Dentist Young Tess- confirmed French ped James hopes that he would win the in
the ninth round of their wah, D/O Lani Lal king and Wester
N/D
54.55. Pubile Holiday, CanDCI rival scheduled 16-round 43rd Tour, s Is Glibert Bauvin, riding in the Maple Stadium last night.
Leat
Orderly Pution At Mainland Arsa Ockers French national team.
The fight had been billed by gta, - 26.7.56, KYBICA Amb. Div. 27.7.58, Tsimshatsui Amb Div. 20 minutes, 41 its promoters as a "Champion-28.7.56, Kong Wah Amb, Div.; 29.750, la eighth and
down, and Robinson's ship" bout to fill the vacancy Shanshulpo Amb, Blv. 13 30.561. seconds
the Luxembourg left by Rocky Marciano, who KYMCA N, Div: 31.7.66, Mongol captain of beam, Charly Gaul, is 15th and has retired,Urdted Press, 34 minutes, 6 seconds down.
THE WEIGH-IN Of tomorrow's stage, Robin- son said: "I hope to do well
clock. The Against the route should suit mo." He reflected and lope to climb up one or two places in the overall position. But let's wait until tomorrow
INDIVIDUAL. POSITIONS Individual overall positions 1. R. Walkowiak (Northeast. Central' France)
105 hrs., 20 mins.
44
hilly
Admiral Byrd nine stone one pound (includica
fourteen pounds penalty), Gakis Hill nine stone, Rejoicing eight stone ton pounds. Papillio, Allbl II, Curry
all eight stone Warwickshire. Saphos invariably China by four matches to one and
At this evening in Peking, the New nine pounds, Jardiniere eight
Kristol Gloucestershire China news agency reported to- stone seven pounds, Tan clatt 212 (Greensmith eight for 50).
Three. stone four pounds, The Black Essex 43 for been playing badly this year. And we can look forward tonight.
two
thrilling matches to end The results "were: Ahmadi Horso eight stone three, pounds, At Hastings: Surrey 313 for players the acries,
beat White
stone eight (Barrington 95, Constable Solitum Olich (Indonesia)
Heather Boven and Having been
cricket history Wang Wen-chino, the Chinese twelve pounds, Brors even stone 72) versus Sussex,
At Dudley: ning pounds, Diving Suit seven made at Leeds where England Champion, 15-11, 15-0
Worcestershire Once again the selectors were won for the first time we bone chinn's in player, Chen Fur Incredulo, Knight of Killarney 147, D. Richardson 78.
Lie Poan (Indonesin) best stone eight pounds, Light Car,384 for four declared (Kenyon Horton Once that more history will be made again it was a good thing they at
Manchester where no shou 15-6, 18-1.
and Precipico alll boven stabe not out 05). Derbyshire 45 for Test England Australia weren't.
Has Huang Shih-ming (China) alx pounds and Terrington six three.
At Harogster Yorkshire 378 In case this sounds like a pro- ever been brought to definite beat Thio Slang-tho (Indonesia)stone twelve pounds,
conclusion
16-8, 17-15.
for seven (Lowson 65, Watson paganda leaflet from the Com
MUST BE HERE
Cily seven of the 41 entries" In the Women's Singles, the inltite Room at Lord's, I would
Miingworth - 78) not out have declared acceptance, for the point out that selectors do make Australia must make her. Indioncedan woman chamglow Goodwood Cup, to be run over A
303 Record At Northampton:
Breaking Kent 303 She must Ong Hong-nio, boat Cheng mistalcas
I just want to show supreme effort here,
course of two miles, Ave fur for eight (Phobey 85) versus That their job is not merely a not leave it until the final Test Tmi-chan (China) 11-1, 11-0.
Goodwood on Thurs-
First Round Lead Northamptonshire. : mat
tut atter of formIL.
the Oval, happy hunting The Mixed Doubles were work
phy, August 2. They are: the Indonesian
Ab Nottingham: Nottingham What is that makes a good ground of Messrs Laker and by
pair, Go Test bateman? Is it the ability Lock.
***Blang-bok and Gori Ing-nio, Prince Barle, Bewitched 111, shire 925 for seven declared By Irish Player to forget the
Rosati, beat Chea Fu-chou 200 Zarathustra,
Crifle (N. HE 103, C. Poodo: 03). Shino-yu 15-1, 15-6. Borghetto and Garigliano. All Royal Air Force, nine for
wicket--Reuters carry vine stona Reuter.
not bound by statistics.
atmosphere and Given a fust wicket, such as | who the importance of the occasion the one on which South Africa Lin
and to play one's normal gumo?:'Ueat England last year at Man- Franco-Preme.
THE GAMBOLS
Barry App libe
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OH NO! we CANT? THIS 18 AWFUL 5 {WHY ?
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BROWN
PURMA
Versus Somerset
So Tender
and Tasty
FRANCIS MILLERD'S GREAT NORTHERN FANCY RED SOCKEYE SALMON STEAK
210
PROFESSIONAL GOLF
Llandudno, Wales,
July 28. Harry Bradshaw, the Irish Ryder Cup player, took the lead with a record malding 68 first round in the British Professional Close Golf Cham- pionship here today.
Bradshaw la ahead of Peter Allis
David ho
Astant
· Ferndown nesiotant, the Wolsh Sudbury and Bil
Besch Duties-Hongkong. - 25.7.58 (Bat)
Repulse Bay, Kamely Town AD, BE Wave Bay, Sia Noen A/D; Shek-O.. Wanchal ('B' 'A/D. Toronto, July 25..
scaled 1804 20.7.50 (81m) 9.30 m., Bepulse Bay, Archie Moore
Werter Dist. AVD; Big Wave Day. pounds and Jarnes -J. Parker Central A/D;: Bhwk-O, Wanchial "LÁ. 1.20 p.m.. Repulse Bay, Cón- 2114 pounds at the offdal A/D weigh-in for tonight's night fucian A/D Big Wave Bay BCAA AD;. Shek 0 chung End, a. which has been billed for the Aug. 1950: KYMCA N. Div. D World Heavyweight Champion-
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Beach Duties-Kowloon. ---ICYMCA Bwimming Pavilion: · KYMCA Amb, and Nag. Div. Civil Bervente, Aesch. sidp.
The veteran Archlé Moore, Swimming Pavilion: Kong Web Amb. World Light Heavyweight. Div and Waterloo Nas. Day.
Athletic Asen. Swimîning....Pavilion: Champion, thus gave away 21% Cowloon Amb, Divyand shemoutpo pounds to the Canadian.
N/D. Lalchikok Besch: -23.7.50-29.750 The fight will be at the Maple Bhaupo Amb, and N. DIES Street Bleepers. Shelter Society, Leat Stadium - hère, where the Dates, **, Aug. 1968, "a shamatlipo: two men went this morning for Bhamehulpo Neg. Div.: Westeria Cha,
Mongkok KUWASARIS, the weigh-in, watched by 250 Central Nag. Div, da
Duster-Aug. Ind! KYMCA NIE. DI
Vor The Protection Of KYMCA Nag. yes,
DIVING, 1856-4.5.50, Ideal weather was forecast for | Bhamehulpa Nag. Div.
Appointment a. promeĢĒDESK. — [0]{ Wong Tak-ho appointed to | Offlone iự¢ Rowinets Mo. E' Amb,
ducking the abacsor of C/B Hob [Yuen, "W42. 15.7.65 10:15.9.66.
Jocs Amb, Div,:_ppi Chow, Chai KYMCA Amb, Diy.i Cổi Lau Paká promoted to D/O we£. 10,7
Taken On Bérength, and (C) Toro | Mont=gth*Nam Amb, Div
people
get weight for two at the content 070-1750,
outdoor match-Reiner
TENNIS
Two Wins For Lew Hoad
At Stockholm
Stockholm, July, 25. gfimbledon Champion Lew
Bettinad (Sweden) 6-3 6-2 at stylk, Central Sweden, today.
Samatches
the of Ganton, who are on Hood: (Aarskinlin}]}
market
at 71 are two stalwarts Chation Ward (Little? Aston) And this Soot
Panton
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"Angliyar"- round. Wi maximum of 30 playoral) with reat acore qualify for a furiber (24) halu on Friday, for
[plagrein, Frora' the two 'cou
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