THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, TUESDAY, JULY 27, 1948.
Boxing's Upset Of The Year Preliminary Tourney
Freddie Mills Wins Decision
Over Gus Lesnevich
London, July 26. In the year's most stunning boxing upset, Freddie Mills, lightly regarded as the English challenger, today wrested the world light-heavyweight championship from Gas Lesnevich of New Jersey in a 15- round decision at the White City Stadium.
"A" Mills" triumph is doubly surprising as Lesnevich stopped him in the 10th round In their previous fight two years ago. Moreover, Lesnevich when entering the ring was the 175-pound king but also top-contender for the heavyweight title regarded not only as the held. by Joe Louis....
T
OLYMPIC PROSPECTS
BY RECORDER”
AMERICANS SHOULD SWEEP THE HIGH HURDLES
Despite the fallure of the world record holder, Harrison, Daillard, to make their Olympic team in the high hurdles, the Americans should make a clean sweep of this event at
Probable winner
"
the London Games. wil bo Dil Porter of Northwestern University, Westerny Conference Champion and winner of the Olymple tryout Anal. His Best Ume is 13.9 seconds, sur- passed by that of his accond string, Clyde Scott of the University Arkansas, who beat him into second place at the National Collegiate Championships in 13.7 seconds. " America's third string, Craig Dixon of the University of Californiaat Los Angeles, has hit 14 seconds flat about a dozen times and is the most though he has yet to beat Porter or consistent performer of the three Scott in competition.
Scott, who has run a 100 yards in THOMPSON KEEPS CROWN
Billy Thompson, European light-9.4 seconds and Dixon, who has done weight boxing champion, fought at in 0.6, are both sprinters and de- 15-round draw in defence of his pendent more on speed than stylo, Montano of Bill Porter is a stylist pure and crown against Pierre
simple in the tradition of Forrest France-Associated Press.
Towns and Donald Finlay.
The stocky, bull-shouldered Mills demonstrated that he was shooting for. the title when he brought a crowd estimated at 46,000 to its feet in the first round by opening gashes over both of Lesnevich's eyes. He floored the American twice in the 10th round. Generally however, the fight was left eye in the fifth round and used
WAS it as a target to draw blood from at the.
50 unexpectedly dull. There little action in the anth round that the outclassed Aussle
Waltham, the referee, Tekly
out threatened to tons both men of the ring and call this bout a "no contest."
At the start of the eighth and final round, Miller was looking warn and Ask assaulted him with left hand rights that drew blood. The like being floored at the finish. Instead of promptly raising Finn's hand, the referee paused for 30 seconds to total his score card
Rough Lesnevich received a bell saved Miller, from whati looked
from of $100,000
ab estimated gate of $280,000, his de- font unquestionably cost him the September shot at the Louis heavy weight crown, should Louls decide to come out of retirement for his
defence. Last
the
and then, to every one's surprise, announced a draw Ale weighted 120 pounds. Miller, who was born in Scotland and emigrated to Australia, scaled 125 pounds and 18 ounces.
It also cost him $150,000 that he THE OLYMPIC GAMES
might have received as a guarantee
for defending the light-heavy title
Against Ezzard Charles of Cincinnati
at New York In September.
When Mills, rough and
tough
British restaurant V katek ho
ceived
the decision, it irst time Brot
that an English-born fighter has taken the light heavy- weight title ince Bob Fitzsimmons won it from George Gardner San Francisco in 1003.
Mills wrapped up the title in the 10th round when he floored Gun Lesnevich for counts of eight and nine. They were the only knock- downs in the fight but on at least three other occasions Lesnevich was his on the verge of dropping to knees,
On a round by round basis, the Oght seemed to be close: The United cach Press scored slx rounds for
principal and three even. However, under the British rules point sys- tem to, determine the winner, Mills hnd
edge in British a decided points,
solc
Referee Teddy Waltham, arbitrator of the fight, dild not
Mille.
Preliminary Round Football Matches
LUXEMBOURG & NETHERLANDS WIN THROUGH TO NEXT ROUND
By RECORDER
London, July 26.--The Netherlands beat Eire 3-1 at Portsmouth and Luxembourg beat Afghanistan 6-0 nt Brighton in the preliminary round of the Olympic Football Competition.
Luxembourg beat Afghanistan by six goals to zero in their Olympic soccer tournament preliminary round match at Brighton this evening. Luxembourg led 3-0 at half- time.
came
Indies' colleges.
Into these centres have been sent 33,000 yards of curtaining,
34,000 sheets, 13,000 small chairs, 30,000 pieces of crockery, 30,000 pieces of cullery and 4,000 wardrobes.
students from Seven hundred many countries have been engaged
for
has yet another hurdler, Mario Re- cordion of Chile, good enough the Olymple find.
TOO CONFIDENT
+
For World
Chess Title
The Stockholm Chess Masters' Tournament, the fop five scorers from which, will play next year in the World Championship' Candidates' Tournament with Paul Keres and Vassily. Smyslov of the U.S.S.R., Reuben Fine and Samuel Reshevsky of the United States and Dr Max Enwe of Holland, the winner to challenge the holder,, Mikhail Botvinnik of Russia for the world title, has started at{ Stockholm.binn
After six rounds, Hungary's Laszlo Szabo, seventh in the International Chess Federation's Secondary Challengers ranking list, has forged Into a half-point lead.
Though positions at one-third of Book the way aro hardly a criterion, it Stahlberg is interesting to note that. Mendel Najdert Najdort and Gideon Stahlberg, who Bronstein. were in South America throughout Yanofsky the war years, me standing In Pire accond and third place, GUCESLive Gligorie of a South American standard. al- | Szabo,
While mort no high, as Europo's,
South American chicks has
Bondarevski Pachman Tartalcower 1 Kotov
Ragozin Stoltz
1. Landin
Steiner.
THIRD ROUND ·
Bronstein Book Pire
Triulzi is confident that he can beat the Americans, so confident in fact that the Argentine Olympic Committee have had to censure blm for disobedience and even threaten- ed to keep hlin out of the Games. of A relative unknown, who is con- ceded a chance in the deal is Jim Vickers of Bombay, India, who has done, the 110 metres high hurdles between 14.3 and 14.0 seconds in training workouts. Should Vickers touch 14.3 at: London he will be India's first finalist ever in Olympic
the same cannot be Lilienthal The three Americans, plus Lid done well, track and field athletics. man, Triulzi, Recordion and Vickers said of Australia's. The Australians Yanofsky
themselves on their high. Lundin If make
Job
for anyone else prido qulle to reach the final. However, there standard in the game but their Szabo is a possibility that one of Australia's champion, Lajos Steiner, has but a Kolov Stollz trio of Dr Charlle Green, Peter Mul- 50 percent record in the tourna- Bondarevski
Biggest surprise in the standings Gligoric line and P. J. Gardner, all 14.0 per-mont thus far. formers at their best, could do it, so far is Yugoslavian V. Pirc's, Najdor! and if they could, the same should fourth place in the table. He was be sald of Britain's choolboy dis ranked 20th of the 20. players taking Of the European competition,.only covery, Joseph Birrell, who led this part and just managed to get into Steiner Sweden's Haakon Lidman, who must trio to the tape at the AAA Cham- the tournament as a result of eight Pire
Invitees; comparatively higher-ranked
standing Flohr now be well in his mid-thirties, could plonships, if in the
down. quito come up to this trio and that poor time of 15.1 seconds; only at the top of his form.
Britain's Olympic captain, Donald These, unable to play for one rea Finley
competing in his third son or another, are Kushdan, Denken Najdorf the Main threat to
American Olympiad, though it could well have and Horowitz of the United States, Szabo. supremacy will come from Argen-been his fifth if the war did not wash Ekstrom of Sweden, Alberic O'Kelly Ragazin tina, where. Alberto Trittlzl has best mark to his credit of 14 second out two, is still polished enough to do Galway (Ranked No. 1) of Bel-Book
|make a challenge and two further glum, Osip Bernstein er Fr. Alexan flat plus successive victories over European possibilities will be Pol British champion, C. H. O'D.
of Brackman of Belgium In Marle of France, both of whom have der. and Erich Eliskases of Austrin.
Another surprising feature of the best times of 14.5 to their credit.
early rounds of the tournament has Stoltz THE ENTRIES
been the indifferent showing of the are the more promising formidable seven-man Soviet entry. Szabo
Lidmant in the Swedish tour South America last summor. addition to Triulz), South America
be
Hero
with
their
and Andre
paratus for the photo-finish camera entries which will play such a silent but formances: important part in their future fame. Clyde. Scott, USA The fast track now expected will Bill Porter, USA
particularly favourable to athletes Craig Dixon, USA from America and the Far East. The Atherto Triulzi, Argentina
big really hat weather brought a demand for tickets and the Wembley Haukon Lidman, Sweden Bay Weinberg, Australia authoriues had to open an additional Mario Recordion, Chile box office, hitherto ticket selling has Andre Marie, France
Pol Brackman, Belgium rather lagged, much to the surprise of foreign observers/Reuter.
Peter Mullins, Australia Donald Finlay, Britain Suvivuo, Finland
BRISK DEMAND
*Was
best
14.0 Najdort
-
Steiner Bronstein Trifunavle Flohr
Gligorle
14 Szabo
Bondarevsky Yanofsky
Stahlberg Tartakower
1 Flohr
Pachman Rogozin Steiner
FOURTHI ROUND
Bronstein Tartakower
the Trifunovic
14 Stahlberg 1/ Pachman
Yanofsky Boleslavsky Lilienthal? Kotov
1 Gligorie: Lundin Stoltz
1 Bondarevaks
FIFTH ROUND
Bondarevski
Pachman
Tartakower
Lilienthal
Book.
Stahlberg
1/4 Bronstein Flohr Ragozin #2 Pire
Boleslavski Najdort
1 Lundin
1 Gligorle
Kolov. Steiner and Yanofsky
Trifunovic adjourned..
Pirc Book
Trifunovic
SIXTII ROUND
Bronstein Tartakower
per-
13.7
THE RESULTS
13.0
FIRST ROUND
14.0 Tartakower
14.0 Kolov
14.4 Lilienthal,
Stoltz 14.4
Pachman 14.5
Boleslavsky 14.5 ***Ragozin 14,0
Pirc
Book
1
1
14.0
14.0 Stahlberg
Kotov
Steiner
14.0
SECOND ROUND.
Szabo
14.6 Trifunovic
14 Lilienthal
Flohr
14.7 Flohr
Boleslavsky
Najdorf
14.8
14.0
14.9
14.9
14.0
Zwaan, Holland Joseph Birrell, Britain
14.0
15.1
London, July 26-A brisk demand Dr Charlie Green, Australia for tickets to the Olymples, starting J. Gardner, Australla
Lundberg Sweden the according to figures released today
on Thursday,
reported on Bernard, Switzerland Two quick goals just before hestitate, a second in pointing to
Ac-
Monday by affelals of the British
JussilB, Finland Mills as the new champlon as soon Interval put Luxembourg in a strong by the Organising Committee.
attacked commodation for this number has Organising Committee. Luxembourg 15th round ended. The position. ns the
provided the been
in 31 Olympic A committe spokesman said: "The Albanese, Italy hugs crowd gave the new cham-almost from the kick-off and
mostly in the London weekend ticket sales were terrifle. Kiss, Hungary a tremendous ovation for Afghanistan goal-keeper was called centres, gorilnin back on the world's jupon; to clear on several occasions. Ares. Among the centres are three There are still thousands available Russo, Italy
but they are going fast." map. It was a well-de- Most of these catly raids
Long lines formed at all box-office served victory for 29-year-old from the Luxembourg leftwinger,
Wembley Stadium Schammel. Twice he broke through
windows at the Freddie started strong tonight, severely testing Ghafour Assat in the
on Sunday and an extra box-office tako care of the a minute and never let up. During early Afghanistan goal, while
was opened, to deman sent in a rounds both fighters were sincared later the same player
Reports from the Olympic camp which just drive with blood that flowed down from tremendous
that the Lezaevich's dripping brows.-United į skimmed over the bar.
at Uxbridge: said approached capacity as late Olympic their maintained Press.
Luxembourg
arrivals continued to pour through and deservedly REST OF THE CARD
strong pressure
the gates. London, July 26.-Scrappy ittle took the lead after 15 minutes when
Luxembourg Twenty-four of the through from. close in.
squad. 10 British water polo players, 11 Swiss athletes, three Dutch officials arrived early on Monday, The remainder of the British squad. and approximately 90 members of the French team are due later in the day. United Press,
Elis Ask of Finland boxed a draw Galeon Afghan Break-through; tonight with Eddie Miller, Austra In linn feather weight champion, but Hamid was just beaten for the ball it ended by the Luxembourg goal-keeper. only the referee figured
Luxembourg then returned inn U.
to the The aggressor from the moment. attack and Kettel and Schammel he connected with a left lead in added goals in the closing minutes
the opening seconds. Ask hammered of the first hall. Miller about the ring before
Д
crowd of 40,000 fans h White City Stadium.
He opened a cut over Miller's a
Stewards' Cup
Probables
Tony
Roman Road (J. Sime),
Dramatic (E. P. II. Smith), Yellow Idol (C. Rowley), Power Station (1) Green), and Robcen (M. P. Tomlin).
from
A COMPARISON
two quick defence the Afghan but
Gales treated Assar to drive, but the Afghan saved brilliantly at the ex- nse of a pense
corner.
kcoper
After 20 minutes of the second holt, Paulus headed through from. another Luxembourg corner. linntly placed by Schammel.
Luxemblyers
were
The
bril-
OLYMPIC FLAME
Metz, July 26. The Olympic torch arrived in of Metz tonight ahead schedule.
It was put on view for the populace before being started towards. Thienville.
The torch was due to be carried into the Duchy of Luxembourg soon after midnight-Associated
Press.
""*་
KING GEORGE, WILL OPEN GAMES
and
camp
URUGUAY'S
ALL-STAR
BOXERS
1 Lundin
Stahlberg
Pachman Stoltz Yanofsky Bondarovsky Lilienthal
10000000
Gligoric Rogozin Lundin
0 Boleslavsky
-United Press.
HOW THEY STAND
Laszlo Szabo, Hungary
Mendel Najdorf, Argentina.
Gideon Stahlberg, Sweden
V. Pire, Yugoslavia
Andrejas Lilienthal, USSR
E Book, Finland David Bronstein,
USSR
Isaac Boleslavsky, USSR Salo Flohr, USSR
Ussn
Dan Abe Yanofsky, Canada Alexander Kotov, Igor Bondarevsky, USSR
Gosta Stoltz, Sweden Na Pachman, Czechoslovakia
Yugoslavia
Australia
Richmond Olympic Centre, av Hugozin, USSR July 26-Uruguay's all-star Trifunovic, Yugoslavia boxing team began light train- Lajos Steiner, ing today. The team arrived yesterday by plane.
The South American heavyweight London. July 20.-King George, champlon, Augustin Muniz, led five Queen Elizabeth
Princess of his teammates round a Ave-kilo- Elizabeth will watch the. 50-minutes motre course at Richmond Park to their muscles before march past of the Olympic competi-limber up tors in Wembley
on breakfast. Stadium Thursday afternoon.
1s Committee
milk
HOSPITALITY PLUS
of
at
cock know their techniques:
sama
Dr Savely Tortakower, France E. Lundin, Sweden
CHODOK
TOOTHACHE ATTACKS CHINA'S HURDLING HOPE
The Kilburn Olympic Hostel, London, July 26.--Tooth- ache has set back the Singapore hurdler, Hang Liang-tseng -Chinn's Olympic hope for the 400 metres hurdle event in his training.
been their main training dificulty.
A
heat wave, has hit England over the weekend, and future weather prospects are excellent.
of
Pts
414
Pro Tennis
Tourney
they worked out at the camp gymnasium. maintaining
Lord Burghley, the Chairman The team manager, Artuurmnedes their
being well served by the Organising
Gales by their
and assistants at the various centres and the Organising Committee, will then Bondine, said the gymnasium was 14th small and too crowded when two or London, July 20.-Probable run-¡ Schammel
Afghan goal- a further catering staff of 709 will invite the King to open the
with the sentence: "I proclaim open he was going to ask for a larger place hostel in northwest London, where to take its training quietly.
At the Kilburn Technical School the soccer team was now, beginning
"Wo ners, with Jockeys, for the Stewards keeper was having a busy time but help to look after, the thousands of Olympiad. King George will do so three teams practise in 11. He said Cup, running over six furlongs at he succeeded in bringing off many athletes.
tho Olympic Games et London, to work out in
Olympiad, of The star of Uruguay's team, which he is living with the other members alternate field practice with training Good Wood, 3.10 p.m. tomorrow, are: fine clearances.
What we are The Ministry of Food has allocated celebrating the 14th
includes seven South American of the Chinese group, he told in the gymnasium. Clarion (C. Smirka), Squander Bug Ten minutes from the end, Gales
chapplops, is 20-year-old Munia Michael MacDonagh, Reuter's cur mainly concerned about at present (J. Marshall), Highland Division added Luxembourg's fifth goal with rations on the "heavy Industrial the Modern Era."
suffered is developing our attack. We have (T. Weston) Elysium T
who won the South American crow respondent, that he had Durn), a magnificent cross drive while five workers' scale" for the athletes, and
The opening will take place
At seven Pando (W. Rickaby), Kilbelin (D. minutes from the end Paulus made in addition makes a special allowance
minutes who won the Bouth American crown] great pain for a wook. He was trent-proved ourselves good at defence Smith), Final Score (E. C. Eillet), it six, in both
ed by a Royal Air Force dentist and and much will depend on how our cases giving the of two pints of milk per competitor 4.00 p.m. BST.
past tour, the Olymple torch runner in Brazil in 1947. chance. per day. Explorer
Richarda), Robert Afghan goal-keeper.no (Gordon
is due to arrive in the Stadium.
and a Muniz said he was in top condi- has recovered but feels some loss of forwards will shape in assault."
fitness.
The trio are taking the oppor- Barkar (James Doyle). Momentum Reuter.
A total of about 300 tons of food A fanfare of trumpets YM. Kerrigan), Donbar (K. Gethin),
long
The variable and cold weather of tunity of a let-up in training to sco has been brought in by the visling salute of guns will herald the arrival tion, weighing £5 kilos, which, is the Nilgiris (W. Sealth),
INDIA WINS HOCKEY
Muniz is looking forward to his first few days in England may something of London. This after- Walker),
tears, including such items as oled of the runner with the torch, which heaviest he bar been for a TRIAL MATCH
heavyweight bamboo shoots, preserved eggs, dry has been carried from Mount Zeus time.
meeting Argentine
for noon, they were setting off, for a have been partly responsible Surrey, England, July 26The shrimps and black and green tea in Greece. Reuter.
the Iglesias, if they are in.
his trouble. It has been trying for few hours to join the holiday throng Indian Olympic field hockey team
from China; poppy-seed, paprika and beat the Argentine squad by five 20,000 lemons
Igicalag draw
defeated Muniz the Malayan Chinese In the China in the city-Reuter. for the Hungarian
for the South American crown
group. Becoming acclimatised has -Reuter.
goals to one in a trial match today. team; liver, kidney and tripe trom
London's 1945 but did not take part in the The speed of the Indian forwards Mexico and 15,000 bars of
London, July 20.
Organising Committee 1947 tournament, Sydney, July
26.Australian so overwhelmed the Argentines that
announced today plans or enter- Muniz, told the United Press he Jockeys and racehorses compare they were loud in their praise of the chocolato and 5,000 steaks for the Olymple
United States team.
talaing 0,000 Olymple competitors never fought against United States favourably with the American, sald opponents. The Argentine coach said:
or European boxers; but he care- Gitts of food, include 100 tons of
their offtrack moments. in
If the weather holds, it will make a leading Sydney jockey, George "Who beats the Indians will win the
La thelr form Moore, on his return here today Olympic title."
fresh fruit and vegetables from The The long schedule of dances, folly, studied moving pictures
during the Games. a six-weeks hollday in the The match, played in 83 degrees of Netherlands, 20,000 bottles of mineral cabarets and stage shows, river. Joe Louis and European, fighters and a big difference
heat- United States.
England's hottest afternoon this waters from Czochoslovakia and ap- trips, nights
over London,
Hang Liang-tseng sald that al- civil receptions Blondine said that besides, Munir though the training war regular, Scarborough, England, July 20.- "Australian riders seem to have your-saw the Indians showing more proximately 3,000 tons of white fish tall parties and
camo as a rebuttal to recent press
were.. Guillermo everyone is taking it fairly casy Dan Maskell of Great Britain opened. more patience and I think they are individual brilliance and more con- from the British Trawlers Federa
has
been his best hopes than
times flyweight better judges of pace
criticism that too little the slatency in tactics.
tion. Reuter. Experts observed the Argentine de- Jockeys I saw in America,"
arranged for the amusement of Porteiro, threo
champion of South Africa, Dogomar now with only a few days to go defence of his singles crown in the since we do not want to strain 21,000 Slazengers professional HOTTEST DAY Mir Moore. He denied American re fonce was splendid but that the for
Britain's Olymple guests.
tennis tournamqit--. today with a Martinus, South American middle ourselves unduly,"
xietary over a countryman, C. Ealing ports that he intends returning there wards were slow and seemed to have
An outsize Olymple: Bails In Lon-weight champion, and Felipe Suarez, Australian horse no preconceived plan of attacks .London, July 20.-Olympic com-
Hany Tecin-hylth, the Singapore petitors today rejoiced in the bot- don's, elegant Hurringham Fark, 1ht-heavyweight champion--United
basketball yard, bab been shaping of Surrey United Press.
BASKETBALL WIN FOR test day in England since August home of prewar pelo, scheduled: for Press.
well in practice. At six feet twa Maskell, whose main opponents 18 last year, because moins August 14 night, will wind up the
and one half inches, he.stants out ore Fred Perry of England, and Yvon ARGENTINA
ideal conditions on the running Games An estimated 2,500. Olym
among the Chinese group... Petra of France, won 0-1,0-2, 3-0, Richmond, Olymple Centre, July tracks for fast Umes. In a temple guchts are expected to attend.
0-2 most clubs 26-The Argentine basketball team perature of 03 degrees Fahrenbelt,
wan being, coquinually in any of the Monable West End Tonight's Chess He told Reuter's correspondent the beat Cuba by 27 points to 24 Lt a the track
Other first. round, results included Chinese basketball team was feeling practice game at the Harringay rolled and watered this afternoon offered. Honorary membership to the
The final round of the Colony Re-the loss of Edward Lee, the forward the following: wid
-- A.-J.: Estramenu,!: Franco, won Arena today.
Games competitors, waiving normal as competitors looked on. The Argentines threw all 14 mon
entry fee of two or three guineas servo Chess Tournament, qualifying player, who was left behind Ill in
two players for next year's Colony Singapore. Even if Lee gots hore from D. Bjurstedt, Norway, 0-2, into the half hour's game,
Discussing their prospects for the or more, my head Manager Fabian Aurello Crespo umpteenth time, they agrood the
few days has been particularly un-. anid
that the Cubans were a fast surface was perfect with its top London's Passenger Transport Championship peninsula Hotel is soon, his absence during the past 6-2, 6-2 team and one of the best the Argon dressing of red brick-dust It was Board, with its highly efficient not evening at the
D. E de Carvalho has already fortunate, Hong Llang-tsang said, J. Deemos, Holland, won from E
because with training now easing up. Kelley, England, 0-1; 0-3, 6-0. tines have yet met in practice. He Ave degrees Fahrenhell hotter than work of trupes and underground
yesterday and following the treat railway lines, a
in from Karpovich, Colony Champion get Back into practice. fast-break style,
Charing Crossbet 1941, in likely to be the other quali-
Spending the morning buying The basketball draw among the 24trast made training languid.
fix the widely sprawling suburbs, fier. He has to win his match to The cloudless sky, enhanced thin place to-
to be Olympic souvenirs were Chiu Chce tearns entered will take ngay holiday mood and seemed to make parks, swimming pools and movie night against Josepxt year's final-salig, sonikeeper, Chia Boon-leone.
more brilliant the colours of the theatres will be thrown open, to all: included
insida left, both of Singapore, and Olymple banners and flags of the Olymple athletes Vials to uniteta
Other games tonight will be: D. Yap: Cheng-eng. left-winger, from many nations.
verile mopumanly, and industrial As those in training at Wembley plant have been organised for do Carvalho v. Jacob Ramior. Penang on-leong said that, like rested, they cast inquisitive eyes at competitors who want to soothe the root of the stand where men cultural and technical side of Ife V Kolatchoff v. A. Birlukoff, and take part in the 14th Olymplad, were installing and testing the ap-m postwar Britain United Press, Karel Weiss v. Arthur Gomes,
with some Router.
Banny
Арраву
RUNNERS
OH DARLING – ISN'T T LOVELY TO LEAVE YOUR WORRIES: BEUND FOR A DAY.
salti
It
said that they play tho. Americaness, of, the air last week, thé gái, i transport up to 17, qualified as one of the two and Laho will, have few opportunitied to Karl Shroder, Sweden, won from
United Press,
MORE THAN 6,000
"WILL TAKE' PART:--- London, July 28-A total of
0,110 athletes from 6 nations will
even
among
E. Pryor, Endland, 6-0, 0-1, 6-0. G. Mahmoud, Egypt, won from F Fredenburgh, England, 6-1);0-2, 6-3,-
Mohamed All, Edypt won from W. J. Coles, England 6-2, 6-2, 0-9.
Simon of Belgium, advanced by default of an opponent who scratch Chia the other Chinese tearns and athletes, ed.Associated Press.