THE CHINA MAILT FRIDAY,
RON'S FUTURE
THE FUTURE OF BRITISH ATHLETICS LOOKS BETTER EVEN THAN THE PRESENT
The British athletic team today is the strongest in history with strength even in the field events. In international matches Britain is able to score points in the Shot Put, Discus Throw, Hammer Throw, Long Jump and Hop, Step and Jump.
The AAA Junior Championships at Port Sunlight last Saturday produced performers who, it seems, will assure that the present upward trend in standards continues,
Greatest performance at Port of M.R. Sunlight When that Lindsay of the Scottish AAA, $1.
Grammar Maryictone School and Queen's Park Har- Tiers who reached 182 feet with the Discus
training, has an explosive style Two other junior
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that
of
shot putters. modoiled
T. Lucking and D. Edel- world M. record-holder Fortune Gordien | man, both in Lindsay's class, did take part in the Jimlor and looks like he may reach 200 not
feet before he leaves the Junior Championships. ranks.
the Alrandy ve has thrown cenior discus 180 feet and has with reached 47 feet 7 inches the 10-lb, Shot Put
Lindsay 1A 17. Two year ago AL Derlet Amerien's arvalest ever schoolboy discus thrower, then airo 17, reached 184 1001 24 inches with dacus only three oues heavier
the AAA than
A. Junjor inple-H. ment.
in
This year Oarter, now 19, is the United States Olympic team, has a best for the season with the regulation senior discus of 184 feet 5% inches.
Lusy at
Belf
up
On
17 has bulit him.
tensive weight
MOST IMPRESSIVE
Another most Impressive per- former at Port Suralight was 17- year-old A. J. Former of London
At Port Sunlight, Lindsay also AC who won the Javelin Throw with 211 feet. Farmer, left- won the Junior Shot Pul Cham-
hanoru
thrower, has a natural pionship at 58 foot 4 inches, L.
Chinnery of Woodford whip in his arm which is quite and his electrifying to watch cireen AC was second at 32 foot strength is obvious for all his 6 Inchor and H. M. Bone of
He has reached modium build Thames Valley Harriers third at
228 fect D Inches with the juntor 51 foot 1 inch.
Javelin and more important, Chinnery was second in the
Woll
200 rec with the Discus Throw at 150 feet 0 inches and J. Wright of Hanley senior implement, HS third at 148 feet 8 inches,
Laker And Bedser Help Surrey To Dismiss Aussies For 143
London, Aug. 2.
A total of 17 wickels fell today for 249 runs at the Oval where the Fifth Test will be played in three weeks' time when Surrey and the Australians met for the second time on the tour. Surrey won the first match in May by ten wickets.
The Australians again showed their dislike of spin bowling when Jim Laker (four for 41) and Eric Bedser (four for 44) helped to dismiss them for 143 in less than three hours after a day had been lost through rain.
At close of play, Surrey were | J. 100 for seven in their reply.
Keith Miller bowled extremely fast to
batsmen
dismiss the first for
at a cont of 38, but he had no further success and finished with four for 54,
Lake's four wickets took his total for the
to 102. season Fifty-five of his victims were Australians
col of 525
t
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BEAL RESISTANCE
The only Australian to offer real resistance to tho
Surrey
spinners was left hander Alan
Davidson, playing in hie
match since ho injured คด enkle In the Firet
Teat
Rutherford Burridge
J. Burke st McIntyro
P. Burgo lbw b Laker
The Hammer Throw was won at 172 foot 0 inches by P. A. Futchie of the City of London School L. A. Rigamonti
with
of South London Harriers pecond at
AUGUST
CLOUDED
Ron Barton, Britain's Cruiserweight Champton, looks serious as he chats with his manager, Arthur After Bloggis, at boxing headquarters in London. meeting Boxing Board stewards, Barton said he would not fight again unless his back trouble is cured.
LAWN BOWLS
TEAMS
I HAVE MY SAY
DAI AND DEREK, YOU HAVE MY SYMPATHY
By HARRY CARPENTER
You are a skilled boxer, hold two major professional championships, and have been beaten only once in a career embracing 34 fights. Life, one might imagine, is pretty rosy.
Yet Dai Dower, the nimble little man I have in mind, suddenly finds himself a fighter with a doubtful future.
1
You are a remarkable runner, have just proved yourself the best track man in "Brtinin over three miles, and are talized of as a great Olymple hope. Life, one might imagine, is pretty
European henyweight champlon, from the British boxing soene, IN come Johnny Willams and Joe Erskine to fight for the title vacated by Don Cockell and for
Gardner which contender.
WDS leading
the two-hour deliberations by
the
a
un agreement with the Cardif promoter, Mr Syd Evans, for a
tie night. It only needs little financial readjustment
In other words, MÒRE CASH, What a mix-upl
BARTON CAUTIONED Derck Ibbotson the
Thero you have the gist of
One outstanding young heavy- nimble,
mon not so to
down from all have in
of the mind, suddenly finds
British walght stands
Ho is Dick himself insulti by athletics
of Board Boxing
Contre arguments.
Richardson, Welsh compatriot selectory, who namb him a recently.
Fiis of Erskine and Williams,
Wally
has Lesley, manager told the Board for the second Ume this year that Dick isn't
Chuday
hnd his precariously
Gardner
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yet ready to be included in Utle eliminators, matters a little. Ron Barton,
Which simplifies
Arthur
British Cruber-
Boggis, and trainer
Varcy paraded before
the stewards.
They were
Д reserve for the important It sounds simple, straightfor- Britain v. Czechoslovakia match ward. But the mess into which at the White
London, the British heavyweight chum- Over
plouchin August Bank
hun bangled Roelf is Dower and Ibbotson are still far from sorted out.
WIJ sportsmen for whom I have a
29-year-old great dead of sympathy
meakly submit to the decision, Take Dower. The little Welsh endomed of the mouting, that
he can no longer hold a Board weight champion, his manager, Aro hopes of a
world lleenco? the fight cave in on him.
The other right he said: "NotDanny Cardlit Arma Park officials only am I disappointed but I
there to explain refused to lease their ground am pretty mad too. During my
reported statement for a fight between Duwer and boxing career I have not once Barion'a
days before his the World Flyweight Champion, been knocked out, and I am not that, for ten Pascual Perez, September loiting the Board's decisioning Empire title fight against
Gordon Wallace lying down.
(Canada), he had been prevented from treia- Now, an I foreshadowed, pro-
Solomons abandons |a specialist. I am confident ing properly because of a back
injury. his quest to stage the fight the report will be satisfactory. after two Welsh rebuffs. First, I can then apply for my leence
aagron Cardiff City FC had asked Reynolds, t Biber. T.
Dyer rohibitive féo-apid to bo 1st Division (Home) v C.C.C.-J. Sloan (Bidp).
and Division (A997) Police £5,000 for a night's rent. Bond. B. Liddell J. Tindal, A
(Bkip): R. Browne, Eastman
flecreation
Jones, N. Cinb:-F
The sporta chiefs of the Gamson, F. Francia, W. Williamson Van-Heck, B. Bovaird, E. Gautier
P.
KRIPH 1. A (ap): L Geddi, A. Bailey,
Jones T. Kaye, N. Welsh capital clearly do not mare whether Dad Dower fights Heaton, K. A. Baker (Skip):' w. Hughes, T. Kavanagh (skip)!,
A. Division (Away) H.K.P.-A. Moth (Skip) Re-
R. G. Baker,
for the world title. Boyd-Cowan, verves: Planck, M. McCormick. #KCC
10
The following have been selected to represent their respective clubs in League lawn bowls matches over the moter Jack 170 feet D inches and
week-end:
P. G. Saunders of Eton Manor AC third at 169 feet 4 inches.
Though this was good hammer
the performances throwing,
do with those achieved not compare
the other throwing events. But Britain, with two seniors this
year over 100 fest and three
others
ver. 180 foet, is curreIME.”
not short of hammer throwers and young Michael Ellis, with 187 feet 11 inches in his second year as a senior, may have to
KBGC
8. A.-S. Bicheno, C. Greaves, B. Baker, A. Hutton (8kip); G. Gor- don, A. Buchanan, L. Parker, C. Askow (Skips; G. Jeffries, V. tus Hell, G. Leite, L. Cosgrove (tp). Recreio
1st Division (Away) v pino
Bilva, L. M. | Club: A. G. Itodrigues, C. C. Perwira, J. P. V. Ribeiro (skip): A. V. Lopes, 8. E. Souza, A. P. Pereiru, C. E. Pamos [Skip): G A. Guterres, B. M. Alarcoun, A. M. Souza. C. Roza- Pereira (Skip).
2nd División (Home) v H.K.C.
V
2nd Division (Away) ▼ Retralo:--- D. W. Leach, A. Graham, T. Morgan, Y. Marshall (Sp); M. Almao, C. M. Stevens, Trail (S)dp): Young, Cockburn, A. B. Coleman, A. D. Duity, B. F. Choo (Skip).
PILC
בוס
SAVIOUR
"I intend to be examined by
H
S
The Board's solution of the this: heavyweight problem Williams and Erskine were due to meet in a final eliminater at Cardiff on September 4.
The Board accepted manager Boggis' explanation, burt omitioned Burton agulist making "misguided statements" in future,
How does one Interpret the latest Barton statement, made after the Board's meeting?
Univas the treatment I'm
stid:
He
Now they can fight for the Litle IF all parties agree on terme and IF both boxers agrod to watve the six-month grace having for my back euren me and defend the title when called | 100 per cent, I shall not fight
the Lusty
two
years ago of pressure
public
apindon would have forced them to care upon.
-when Dower came home in
A
saved
professional from near-extinction in
Failing this, the fight reverts Downright
I discouraging, [ a final eliminator, with the coll
Particularly
his triumph from London on three to
to face Henry scheduled European tide fight separate, joyful occasions, with winner having
for the aguin
Gohard Hechi British, Empire, and European Cooper (Bellinghain)
tiNC.
(Germany) is definitely off. titles.
Williams'
Ted The back of Ron Barton máy Dower
Broadribb, commented: "I don't mean we shall B001 see the boxing
back of Ron Barton, Wales, for Dirk Erskine,
again."
monage
wait a season or two to replace either Peter Allday or Don An- thony as a British international.
The Jumping events at Part the
2nd Division (Home) Y HKFC | Sunlight
were not up to
M. Williamson, M. Taylor, V. C. standard of
bul the throwing,
R. Seymour,
D. Hughes (skip) P. W Roza Yu, R. L. Rusli, performances were not poor by
W. Holland (Sickp]; C-A M. Baptista, M. A. Fer-Metonife, T. Conditions. junior
standards.
Guterres,
Bennett reim, A. A.
T. Pildington. A. A. also, were not of the best,
Danenberg (Skip); T. X. Alves,
Division (Home) v HKFC The best performances here A. Collaro, GA. Noronin, A. A
G. R. Dunning, T. Chalmers, G. Almeida, J. Remedios came in the Pole Vault where
(SKP) Nor Silva (9ktp).
both A.JP. Pitt of Kelly School and South London Harriers and R.P. Hallam of RAF Halton and Meden Valley Harriers cleared
Lock C
b
1
Laker
22
1. Craig b Erio Bedser
4
10
11 feet 9 inches.
11
а
44
....
15
4
Miller b Laker
R. Benaud b Eric Bedsor
Davidson not out
A.
I. Johnson e Laker b Eric
Bedeor
Langley e lark block
J. Wilson e Burridge b Eric
Bednor
Extrus
Total
THREE AT
22:3
COO
c.
1st Division (Away) v K.B.G.C. at 4 p.m.-R. Tay, 0. A. Souza, C. H. Rosmini, B. W. Bradbury: F Lee. F. O, Madar, Q. Long Choy. 8. Leotard: C. C. Ma, P. K. Lau, A. . Contes, J. S. Landoft, 2nd Division (Homer v Filipino at 4 p.nl.-P. first
R. Rogi, R. K. Pavri TA Leonard, J. W. 140- nard W. M. Souse, R. O. Bakar, G F
d. Mndar; Wong Santart. Yan, A K. Imali, C. K. Sung, A. M 2. Soares. Captain: Gadar. 3rd Division (Awayi H.K.E.- B.C. at 4 km 7 I. Chung, 1
In the Long Jump the three-J. R. Melville of Coven-
W try Godiva Horriers, D. Churchill of Bedford School and
。 M. Lazarus of Queen's Park 6 Harriers uil cleared 22 feet 3 inches-pfacts being decided on second best jumps.
148
10
Ferreiro, J. Wade, E. G. Barros, W C. Young, V. H. oli. viera, J. A. Fox, J. Pau; C. T. Engor, 7 Tok, S. R. Salina, M. Q. Wing. Captain: J. A. Poj of
Ladies' League
The High Jump went at 6 feet
inches to D Wilson
at Wickots fell at: 2, 41, 52, 50, Hercules AC and the Hop, Step Nottingham at the beginning of 70, 77, 77, 116, 129, 143. June
six fours, In 62 minutes,
About 20 minutes play was lost through rain and bad light. were 38 for At tea, Surrey
two wicirc{23.
THE SCOREBOARD Australiana First Innings
C. McDonald e McIntyre b
Laker
I
0 33 1
He hit a chunneoless 44 not oul, including two sixes und
Bowling
but
Q M. R. W
could and nobody to stay with him
Loader Burridge Lock|| Laloer Eric Bedser
a 2 10
0
4
1 11
11
18 3 41
10.3 4 44
T. Clark, e Langley, b Miller
24
M. Stewart, lbw b Miller
16
K. Burrington, lbw b Miller
1
11
20
0
NOTICE
THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB
Australian Subscription
Ponies 1957
Surrey First Innings
P. May, Miller
B. Constable, not oul
Bedser, c Davidson
A
Benaud,
MoIntyre, Ibw
Johnport
3. Lalor ↳ Davidam W. 9. Burridge, not out
Extras
c.c.c. (Green) (Away)
y Tal- koe Club:--Ming I. Silva. Mrs D. Oliviera, Mies H. Kwong, Bire 1. Souza (Skip).
C.C.C. (Gold) (Home) v KD.C.: --Mr M. Ma, Mian P. Dhabher. Miza B. Correa, Mra L. Hong Choy
Bid Division (Home) v Filipino Club:-D. Hayes, 1. Nelson, H. A. Mathieson, H. A. Triggs (Bidp); 3. A. White, B. Smith, 1. 1. Naylon, A. J. Maltland (Skip); D. Thorn- son, A. B. White, W. B. Edwards. |
R. J. Taylor (eague
Ladies'
1. Pope (Skip.
Q.
He prepared the way ee why we shouldn't come to
Richardson and Joo
the Welsh heavy Lowe, W. H. Caion (Bp Britherton, H. Walker, H. Y. weights to command four-figure Smith. G. Willcox Skip)
purses while he draws £450, Rice, J. Moore, n. Jaques,
his reported purse-share of the Bellamy. Arlis (Ship). Reserve E.
light with Pipo Dionisio. E. A. Fisher.
USRC
Dower's oretr veered off the 2nd Division (Haute) v K.D.C track of triumph when he was (W):-B. Van Zuiden;; A, Fletcher,
by
Young thrusted
Spain's A. Steven, T, Curry (sp); 8. 5.
He has not been for R. A. Ed. Martin. Flanders, Awards (skip); given for that one setback,
J. Stonyer, R. Hollway, N. Hari- Baker, R. Hetherington (Skip).
IIKERC
J. McKelvie, Bloker (Skip); D. Vipond, P. Williams, R. Gardner (Skip).
€ m051 who
Gregory, A. d. nursing
RKPBA
Compton Continues His Remarkable Comeback By
mad shamrejt
Scoring 53 In 80 Mins.
London, Aug. 2.
Bruce Jim Laker, Surrey's off-spin bowler, and Dooland, Nottinghamshire's Australian leg-spinner, today both took their 100th wicket of the English cricket season.
Laker, who bowled England to their Ashes victory in the Manchester Test this week, reached the 100 mark in his county's game against the Australians at the Oval here, where he took four wickets for 41.
have sold myself that Dower should wipe out that 3rd Division (Home) v C.C, C. at
defeat before thinking of the 4 p.m.-J.
Barton, R. 1 world title. But that does not Sininer. A. R. C. Spencer, E. Poulon (skip); A. P. Parbuck, I, stop me from feeling sorry for has now been J. K. Mundy, W. forced into the poeltion of Д bitter resentment against his own countrymen.
For this is what Dower told 3rd Division (Home) KROC colleague Peter Moss at Aber E. Finnoy, Ý, CHIẾC . Đo đạc warth, H. B.
CYTU: Dewar" (Skipo: 2. Dempsey, G Willerton, J. R. M.
hurts my feelings is
Dooland achieved the feat for | who K
2. the thought that I have been the third muccessive season Bodle (8kip); B. Wall, Dully, Lourel, J. R. Evans, let down by Wales.
in qwkwardly. H. doodmaan (Skip). Reserve:--D.
Nottinghamshire's home PATIO At two county grounds. Roberts.
against Essex. Put in to bat on Chesterfield and Scarborough, the a rain-affected pitch, Esack were general wash-out of yesterday able to declare at 212 for five, extended to today as well, gutte CLOSE OF PLAY-SCOBES ! At Southampton: helped by a solid 82 by their
Mickéж captain, Douglas Insole, who batted 3% hours. But Notting 227 for seven declared (Comp.. former ton 53, Delisle 50). Hampshire whom
bat Reg 89 for three.
VALLEY SHIELD
What
ANOTHER CHANCE "My world the chance will come amin and I'll be all the The following are _the_Policy Re-
But I will creation Club and Hongkong Foot more determined. ball Clubs teams for the Valley be fighting not for Wales, but Shield match on Monday, August for myself."
#KFC
AAA
at the chose,
made the
ball "", lin
and Jump 45 fee to A, D
at Evans of the Weish AAA and
School. Cowbridge Granraer
John Young of Bishop Vesey's Gammar School, the AAA Sonkor Champion, took the Junior 100 and 220 Yards tities at 9.9
KCC and 22.8 seconds. The Quarter
In Division (Away) V 1.R.C. Me went to D. H. Jones of
"Blue":-8. Y. Doe, A. M.A. Holywell Harriera at 51.4 Alva, E. R. Hossalei, F. 11. Ker-
Skiph C. Mani
Thumpeon___J. sounds, the Heit Mule to D. A.
Tang, J. Chubb, W. Hang Bling Haith of Thames Valley
(Skip); D. Phillips, M. J. Diyecha. | commencing at the PRO at 4 p.m. What Yorkshire is saying hamshire, for Harriers at I minute 57.0 seconds J. Dufeld, W. Gaffney (Skip),
the British Amateur England about Meet at Star Ferry, Hotpand H. Black, W. McColl, T. Shed- and the Mile to S, K. Langridge
opening dan, K. Forrow (Skip)). 2. Gard Athletics Board I hardly dare Simpson scored 76, were within At Blackpool: Lancashire 118 or South London Harriers at 4de, at 7.30 p.m.
nor, W. Taylor, H. Ridadate, E. to think. Whatever it is, I'm five tuns of first innings load (Manning four for 44), North- minutes 14.8 seconds. Langridge
Greenwood (BRID)bor. 3. Blon
7. Reynolds sure I agree.
amptonshire 23 the three, H. Duller, T, has a season's best of 4 minutes
Coventry: Gloucestershire 14 seconds.
(Skip),
F. Jones, A. Boyd-Cowan, N.
The board are responsible for
. CRICKETING CURATE 270 for seven declared: (Young Heaton, F. Angus (Skip}; R. A. choosing Huddersfeld - born
87. Graveny 70), Warwickshire Jones, Kaye, E. Gautier, K. A. Derek
the Robotson
The Reverend David Shep-48 for no wicket. Baker (Skipi: Mrs Greenwood, Mrs Three Miles Champion, as reserve part, the cricketing curate who Heaton. Mrs Dyer, Min Molennato Chris Chataway, the man be replaced Insole for the Man for ave
At Nottingham: Ervex 212 (Skip). Reserve: Mira Boyd-Cowan.
declared (Insole ' (2). N. Van-Heck, W. Thxan.
beat recently, and Gordon chester Text and scored Nottinghamshire 208 for six PRC
masterly century was out for (Bimpson 70).-Reuter. K.C.O. Whilter (AWNY) Y K.B.G,C.-M 7. Hernani, Mrs Mrs E. Bodie, Mrs K. Pepe (Skip); Mrs. A. Arliss, Mfrs A. Pilkington,
EXPLANATION
nought today when playing for R. Dooley, Mr S. Romelet, Mrs F.. r. Smith. T. Pilkington,
Sussex at Leicester. J. Dureld (skip).
Bawford, C. Pops (Skip]; MU WI-
1 understand that Jack Another personality, Denig Elmo, G.
Crump, the Board Secretary, has Compton, striving to regnin Seymour, I. Q: Hughes (skip). 1st Division (Home) Cox Ories (Skip Boza Yu, H.planation. He probably points operation, continue by scoring Afnoms after a knee' C Will given Ibbotson a letter of ex- complete L. Russell, P. W. Kaldalfe, T. W. Hollande (Skip); R. Britherton, out that Pirie needs a race in markable comeback by scoring: Bellamy, P. Lowe W. H. Con topclues to test his recently 59 in 90 minutes for Middlesex
Icy (und, of course, against Hampshire at Southamp nott, J. H. Blog.
Plete world-record holder at ton. He hit ten fours,
is
and that Chath- 5,000 Metres),
Lancashire had 113 for dive on Pat McAteer, British and Bri do with waation he can set to retrieve the board against Northampton-tish Empire Middleweight Cham his best form.
wshire but lost their last ve plon, gained a convincing points wickets for six rune in half un victory over Billy Ellaway, of But 1 hour's spin bowing by Jack Liverpool in a ten-round non- Ibbotson
spell or two for dive, had it was McAteer's 43rd win in
R. A. Woodland of Wimble- don AC won the Junior 120 6 Yaris (3ft ans) Hurdies in 914.8 seconds, the second and 17th place going at 14.8 and
3 14.9 seconds.
The
One Mile Steeplechase Total (for seven wkts) 106 was won by B. Hall of Mad Wickets fell at 18, 38, 49, 52, | chester and" Distric, Lads' Club In a fast 4 minutes 50.4 seconds,
Miller
The new ponies are ox-81, 80, 81. pected to arrive on or about 1st August. They will be quarantined in "C" Block for at least three weeks. Their arrival will mean consider- able extra work for the Stables Staff and it has there- fore, been decided that "O" Block will be closed to Mem- bera until after the draw, the date of which will be notifled
in due course, when it may be ro-opened at the discretion of the Club's Veterinary Surgeon. Mombers are asked to co-operate in complying with theso
arrangements.
temporary
By' Order,
A. E. ARNOLD,
Secretary. Hongkong, 27th July, 1956.
» Bayer's « TONIC
Behaud Wilson Johnson Davidson
Bowling
0. M. R. W. 23 3 54 4 7 2 5 0 18 7 17
6 1
Reuter,
Wilson To Ask Brundage For Olympic Oath Modifications
Mike Hawthorn Will
Not Race In
K.C.C. "Reds (Home) Pollee R.c.—MIS, C. Moosa, Mrs M. Phoenix. Mr. Bequeira, Mr M. Gaffney (Skip).
Filipino Club
M. B. Pereira, A. Rein, A, C. Sequeira, J. T. Cotton (Bkip); A. J. Coelho, C. F. Rozario, A. H Bouka, CA. Coelho (Skip): J. Wi Lee, E. Xavler, A. Bachoo, It, Elana (Skip)
Band Diviilon (Away) V C.C.C.1 1. A. Peres, C. M. Castilho, J. §. Curreom, M. T. Nunes (skip); C. M. Franco, 7. A. Remedios, la As
G. Arliss
Pizte,
Reservei A. 1. Jobes, A. J. “Bén! injured
ARMY S. Hurin (8kip); A.
German Grand Prixotarlo, Pies Closters
Adenau, Aug. British race-driver Mike Haw- thorn will not take part in thè Goznan. Grand Prix automobile race to be held on the Nubur gring circuit . on Sunday, tho Ferrari team manager announced in Axemau-today",
Hawthorn had been insured for the ráce by an Italian company, Milwaukee, Aug. 2.tar German companies hadt refused to insure him. The Gee- countries bed criticland Chairman of the United Statesi Olymple Committee mald in Hawthara's tactics on this circul in a race last May, when they Milwaukee today that the new alleged he had overinioon other Olymple eath would prevent all racers des the right side" Instead American student-coaches from of on the left... participating in the Melbourne Adber, tho Italion insurance Olympic Games...
had Insured blin Hawthorn was included in the Ferrors beam for Sunday's event,
company
Commenting on the new oath, th": wiilcta Olymple represents- Gives must wear that they are Hawiboris had told newspaper- and Inbond tool runnin me he would refure, to win on “'atriobeurs", Wilsons said, be the Nuburgring track would air for modicontions or security mesares there www
Interpretation": "of • the new improved. A German
ometal, maldos today; that Haw
F. J. Rodrigues.
3rd Division Away
C. M. Rosario.
4. R Rahman, M.
REFEREES' 'EXAMINATION.
A feasible explanation, surely what kooks Wa
strub 10
An oxamination for potential deliberate Ribeiro (Blep): J. Hu, A. F. Machado, F. J. Hunt, T.-M. Casulho, R. Soares (Blip):
Neves, F. Tan (Skip).
Reserver:A. M. Coelho, M; M. Nemazee, R. D. Baptista,
a most
Pat McAteer Scores Convincing
Points Victory
Liverpool, Aug. 2.
Ellaway gave McAteer shock in the first round, putting
Army 3rd Class Referees will be could' egally have been avoided wing and M. Allen, Manning, title match here tonight. held in the NAAFI Club, by naming all three for the unds of four for 44, and Allen's 45 contests, A. Bantan, R. J. Ribeiro, V. A Chatham Road, Kowloon on team at this singo, parizoulay, three wickets, taken while 'con- August 16 at 10am. Anyone as that, selectone must know that coding no runs, finally cost only
unibooly eight. extremely who la desirous of sitting this Chatoway is examination should contact the to run against
anyway, 2nd Division (Away) v Palice Hon Secy AFA Referees' Com Recreation Club; H. Black mitee WO II F. Gordon RE OUT GOES GARDNER McColl, F. Angus, K. Brow
Dut goose Jack Gander, former Bridsh Empire" and
(skip) P. Gardner, T. Sooddon. 40 Postal Unit RE, by Augu H. Blasdale, E. Greenwood (Skip); | 10.
THE GAMBOLS
him down for a count of sight Northamptonshire also found with a right to the nome, but trouble when they batted and loss afterwards the champion, OOT three wickets for 23 run by the jing mainly with n left job, took close. Two were claimed by the compleon control of the fight Cambridge Blue, Colm Smith, China Mail Special N
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