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CRICKET LEAGUE SEASON OPENS
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, MONDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1948.
University Surprise Winners
On Saturday
The first Cricket League season since 1940 opened on Saturday with wina for the University, RAF, Reercio and Army, KCC and IRC played to the only draw of the afternoon.
On the whole it was an afternoon of low scores, though li could not be properly called a bowler's day. The Royal Air Force's 167 at King's Park against Royal Navy was the highest innings of the afternoon and was considerably helped along by a con- tribution of 71 from A/c, Bierne.
There were several good bowling performances, the beat being Lieut. II. Stepto's 7for, 19 for Army against the HKCC Optimists in 12.2 overs. In the only Second Di- vision match of the afternoon, Y. Motiwalla of IRC took 7 for 6 against the KCC Junlors.
The big match of the, afternoon was the KCC v. INC encounter at draw Cox's Path that ended in
set 147 rung after KCC had been to win. C. Percy Small and John Barrow had fully to save the day In a stonewall stand agelost time down with as seven wickets were a 100 runs left to get, both Ismail und Madar proving difficult to score off.
were
HKCC EXPERIMENT The HKCC experiment in split- ting the Club forces Into two, start- ed with a disastrous opening match for both. the Ovtimists encounter- ing Stepto in bis best form at Soo- kunpoo While the Nomads
University
team of enught out by a which little Been expected.
University
cricketera im- pressed as a team who will yet score another upset or two. They keenness pluck and have all the necessary tv success but.yet lack The polish that would why without luck thrown in
with the score at 24 in 20 minutes, run out on an unexpectedly fast return from cover by Prof. Ride.
Owen-Hughes and Stewart then stopped the rut with a stand for 15,
tribution of 11. and
with variety though no sling good hands to hold the skiers.
ARMY OPTIMISTS
V.
and
Army v Optimists was again a but with Stewart out after a con-howlern match, a confident second two more wicket stand by Murray-Brown and wickets down with no further score. Thornton giving Army that batting the rest of the tall stayed for 01. edge that won the day.
Owen-Hughes carried his
bat for 24 hat out after being caugh! continuously at the bowlers end of the wicket with singles off the sixth bal of the over.
1. C. Koh's left-nrm spins took care of the F60) In an anglysla of 5 for 13.
personal
The tall was only good for 25 indifferent bowling us rainst and Stepto's winning way's during the Optimists irinings brought victory by a margin of 12 ruhs
NO BOWLERS
With Hong Choy and Ramchand The Undergraduates'
attack. Kot esmate of their batting strengthstanding up to the Recreio was that the side was capable up to Craigengower did manage to been known to rcore when in the mood.
No. 4 and come of the others had
The opening pair of D. Chelliah and Thomas Lo looked sound enough for a promising future. Bath stood up to Howarth and Owen-Hughes, The Nomads lost Howarth and D. Chelllah being confident with good H. Leach on leg-before in a disas-strokes all around the wicket. trous start with Pearce out as well
Tommy
Lo was out with However, 10 on the board and the loss of Gosano, run out at 11, was dis- astrous enough, only to be followed
Best Performances by Chelliah and Honson out at 10.
In Saturday's League Cricket
BATTING
A/c. Bierne (RAF v Navy)
71
G. N. Gosano (Reer. « CCC), 65* A. H. Madar (IRC v KCC)
4Ü
F/Lt. Hinshalwood (RAF RN) 42 Maj. Murray-Brown
H. Owen-Hughes
LEG-TRAP
Prof. Hide, who hud gone in at No. 4 was standing up well to a leg-trap, and joined by the 'Varsity captain, Vanur, the pair proceeded to put up 23 for the next wicket.
The Professor had a field agalust the Nomads leg-trap will quite a few stolen singles and Vanar played a Caplain's innings. Both were and chances taking
gave lives, but there
runs to get and they seemed in the mood to get them on
Pearce their own until Alco
sent the Professor back to the pavilion! with an acrobatic catch at silly leg.
tall The rest of the
waggod, throwing caution to the winds. Peh
were
Into three figures, but when it came to Recreio's turn to bat, they lacked the bowlers and went down by eight wickets,
SECOND DIVISION
The only second division match- INC
versus KCC-at Sookcunpoo was marked by inferior batting on a that prevented "pudding" wicket the ball from coming through in the least bit sharp.
A SPOON, BUT NOT A WOODEN ONE SPORTS ITEMS FROM LONDON
MINISTRY OF EDUCATION HELPS AMATEUR SPORT
Nicola Penaluria walks up with all the pride of eight years to receive a special prize for completing the Cross Harbour Swim course on Saturday evening.
She receives a silver spoon from Mrs A. de O. Sales. Mr Sales, Secretary of the Victoria Recreation Club, looks He predicts a great future for Nicola as a distance
swimmer. Telegraph Staff Photographer,
on.
NICKY SWIMS THE HARBOUR
By "RECORDER"
In the Cross-Harbour Swimming Race on Saturday, there was, beside the women's championship, another race within a race.
Spin bowlers could make the ball turn (at times too much, often beating the stumps as well as the batsmen), but far too many wickets were thrown away by careless stroking.
Mollwala, bowling medium
paced stuff which
consistently on kept the stumps, was chiefly responsible
shot out for for
15 KCC being
too day runs, but here again
many batsmen lost their wickets through hastily-timed shots, illustrated by the fact that Wahab, playing at Avo silly point, was able to take
the catches. Motiwala returned
This involved
Nicola the youngest competitor. wickets splendid Ogures of seven
Fenaluna, who is eight, and the oldest competitor, Man for six runs in eight overn
The Indians
Kon-chi, who is 68. found themselves fighting desperately to win although
Nicola won by soine 89 yards. She set only 46 to
They lost scorr
was somewhere in the early 40s of eight wickets in obtaining the runs-64. who finished the race, a remark- und but for A. H. Baker, who ateable achievement for someone, who tacked the bowling with confidence. was only in the dog-padding stage, would have lost the match.
of learning to swim just 15 months the ago.
of Nicola, familiarly known the Indian players.
On a wicket which should have yielded
without dimcully runa neither team had reason fcol eased with their display, although the low-scores were redeemed the exciting, finish,
(Army v Optim.)
40
A. R. Kitchell (IRC v KCC)
30
G. Hong Choy (CCC y tecr.)
34
P. M. N. da Silva
(Recr. v CCC)
33
C. P. Smith (KCC & IRC)
31
S. Ramchand (CCC v Recr.)
29
7-19
5-13
28 carried the score to 47, Heal to 53 27ant Lean to 57. There were no ducks in the tall and Teh scored the winning hit, a fine boundary, as the score kept creeping up singles from 60 up.
|
Adama's
by
left-orm round wicket spinners
deceived most
..4-87
4-15
4-20
(Nomads HKU)
A. R. Abbas (IRC v KCC)
BOWLING
Lt 1. Steplo (Army v Optim) J. C. Koh (KU v Nomads)
A. K. Ismail (IRC v KCC) 5-12 Cpl. Hotigson (RAF v RN) A. M. Prato (Recr. v CCC) Hann (IN v RAF)
T. P. Mahon (Optim. v Army) 4-23
F. Howarth (Normads v HIKU) 4-30
F70. Gambrill (RAF v RN)
3-10
Ale, Graham (RAF v RN)
3-14
A. H. Madar (IRC v KCC)
3-17
J. Barrow KCC v IRC)
⚫ not oui
3-24
Coming Events In The Sports World
WRITINANZEI
TODAY
STRIELIKTENİSA
Badminton-Entries close for the Badminton League; Meeting, Execu tive Committee, Badminton Asso- clation, SCMI Post Board Room, 5.30 p.m.
at
Tasketball-Philippine Chinese V. South Ching at Carolina Stadium. 7.30.p.m.
Football-Referees' Meeting
office, 8.30 p.m. Rugby-Navy Rugby trial: Sussex Hawks v. HMS Consort at Cause-
HKFA
The
Aine
University cricket showed itself a power to be reckoned with. team lacks stars, but it has and well-manoeuvred neid, good | hitters though no bats after No. 4. and a good lot of change bowlers
by
MCC South African Tour Commences On Friday
The English cricket team which is to tour the Union
of South Africa is the strongest it is possible to send overseas at the present time." The tour begins on Friday, October 29, with a match against Western Province, at Capetown.
There will be 23 games in all, including five four- day test matches. Of the tests, one each will be played at Durban, Capetown and Port Elizabeth and two will be played at Johannesburg.
Britain's Ministry of Education announces that grants are being made to the All-England Hockey Association and the British Amateur Weight Lifters Association, with a fur- ther grant to the Amateur Athletic Association, to enable these national sports organisations to appoint coaches for adult and adolescent work..
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The grant will meet about 80 percent of the salaries of the new coaches whose main functions will be to train local honorary coaches but not to train individual performers. The AAA has already appointed N.JI.C., who will oversee the ab. two new coaches under the scheme.prenticeship. The usual provision.
are Mr. D. C. V. Watts, n is made for part-time education, i
at the Merchant Tallors' In this industry apprenticeships School, Cronby. near Liverpool, will be available for boys in the Fagland, who represented Britain following sections: tennis and bud- internationally in the long Jump minton, racquet making and racquet and the hop, step and jump, and hard stringing; cricket and hockey.
(excluding and
They master
turning);:football
| was AAA champion at both events, leather cutting and dress-
and Mr. A. R. Malcolm, physical training and games master at Old- bury Grammar School, shire, England.
.
Worcester
The British Amateur Weight Lifters Association hope to appoint Mr. A. Murray,
of Thornton, Fifeshire, Scotland. as coach to cover both Scotland and England and Wales.
The Ministry of Education and the Scottish Education Department have approved the grant in prin- ciple but, at the time
of writing. negotiations with the Scottish Office are not quite complete.
Mr. Murray, a Scottish champion weight lifter, is at prosent remedial gymnast at Bridge Earn Hospital and Fitness Centre, near Edinburgh. During the wor. while serving with the Army, he devised speetal, weight training methods which were' adopted as part of the traininjh of anilinircraft gunners to enable them to handle heavy shells,
An agreement for the training of apprentices in Britain's sports goods
by Industry has been made
the
| National Joint Industrial Committee for the industry representing em- ployers and workers.
The agreed conditions provide for direct recruitment by employers. at 15 years of nge, and the will be for four
years.
of
ball
ing cricket
quilt making, stitching and seaming, closing and furning; golf, smithing and grinding: woodwork, head making, assembling and anishing: turning, all
sports
TANDBERG · 'ÏSSUES' CHALLENGE
Stockholm, Oct. 24.-In a letter published in the evening newspaper "Ex- pressen,"
Olle Tandberg, the Swedish heavyweight, challenged the British champion, Bruce Woodcock, to defend his European title against him.
Tandberg
the
says that agreement on the purse
with was Fenclied London promoter, Jack Solomons, last December, but Tom
Hurst, Wood- cock's manager, sald that he was not interested.--- Reuter.
and
soft
The ratio of apprentlees will be turnery including hard one to every five, or part
me- ave, woods; general woodworking Journeymen. The indentures are chinery. four-party, the fourth party consist- ing of two representatives of
the
Harry Grabiner Passes Away
:
-
At forthcoming important roce is meetings, Britain's Post Office
which will Introducing a scheme speed up the transmission of tele-
course. Directi grams from
the
WILLIE PEP TO DEFEND TITLE
the lines will be available from Grandstand Telegraphi
Offres to teleprinter switchboards in centres this like Leeds and London, and Chicago, Oct. 24-Harry Grabiner, will enable direct connection to be 57, Vice-President of the Cleveland obtained to all the principal tele- own decision about the harbour race Indians baseball team, died today graph offices throughout the country.
at St. Luke's Hospital. She heard about it and insisted on
He underwent an operation for BOXING entering it.
Nicola's fond parents were the removal of a brain tumour on sceptical about it, but Nicola dragged Friday and was reported to be in them to the VRC pool and de- favourable condition yesterday.
however, the Hospital Today monstrated that she was quite able to swim some 70-odd lengths of it, issued a report that he had taken
New York, Oct. 24-Willie Pep featherweight not taking into account the currents. At 1.55 pm. (EST)
itle In a 15-round bout against Nicola, who is a temperamental announced his death.
Grabiner was formerly girl, had gone against her own rules
Viec dangerous Sandy Saddler, at Madl here. She does like to see the President and General Manager of con Square Garden that will be n family watch her perform. However, Chiengo White Sox. Starting when feature of this week's national she wanted to be in the harbour he was 13 years old us a ticket seller boxing schedule. Saddler shapes up
handyman, and that was the only way of
and general
he rose as the best boxer puncher that Pep getting
through the ranks to become Vice has ever faced. in. Though she
300 President and General Manager in
favoured yards behind the winner in Uie 1917. After 40 years with While today at 3-1, largely because of his girls' section of the race, Nicoln Sox,. Grabiner joined Indians in remarkable record of but one de-, finished on Saturday as fresh as a 1940-United Press.
feat and one draw in 130 profes slonal bouts United Press
worso.
"Nicky" about the VRC; reached her about the length of the harbour race, a turn for the. the hospital will risk his world
Week-End Sport
Police
Navy
Army
Club
CAA
Results FOOTBALL
FIRST DIVISION,
8. China "A"
2 Kwong Wah
1.K. M. Bus.
1 St Joseph's
3 Kitchen
5 RAF
3 S. China "B"
SECOND DIVISION
Navy KAIB Army (UK) Dockyard
8. China
1 Army (K)
3 PCA
5 Police
6 Club
race
I
S
dalsy.
Q
2
4
7 University
0
CAA
4 Tramways
HOW
THEY STAND
First Division
P W D L F A Pls.
Eastern
4
3 1 0 12 3 7
3 1 1 20 12 7
3 11 15 12
3 0 0 12 4 0
12 06 13 10 4
·11 4
4
The English team consists of the sturdy bot and Alan Walkins bas Chinese A following:
shown all-round talent in helping St Joseph's Batsmen: F. G. Mann (Middle- | Glamorgan to be the champion sex); Captain, Hullon, L. (York county of 1048,"
C
and
Army
Club
Matches between England and S. China "A" South Africa have always been. Bus fought out with sporting keennoss. Police Of the total of 60 matches played Kitchee between the two countries, England. has
has won 12, South Africa won 32,
31 11 7 7
finished some
PRESS CONFERENCE Some five minutes later she faced the press with the confidence of an established champlon."
"I didn't like the start," she said. "All squashed about among 60 people. After that I just followed the others. I didn't like the current. I watched the ships and the sailors and I just swam on."
swim the English Channel, Nicola
PAN-AMERICAN TOURNEY
Drobny
Wins Final In Straight Sets
Nevertheless, Pop WAS
Australian Horse Equals Record
Albany, California, Oct. 24-The Australian bred racehorse, Shan- Mexico City, Oct. 24.-Jaro- nan, won the Golden Gate Hondi- in one minuto 50-4/5 Blav Drobny (Czechoslovakia) cap here
for ene and a quarter miles and break the American record for the distance.
The winner's
Idle Works, finished two lengths
อ
Shannon, by Mid Stream, out of
ahead of See-Tee, with Stepfather further half a length away third. The recognised international re- cord for the distance was exiablish-' ed by St. Andrews II at Brighton on June 21, 1939. The previous best time in America for the distance was two minutes.-Reuter.
Asked if she had any ambition to defeated Eric Sturgess (South seconds, to equal the world recom bondered a bit and said, "No, It's Africa) in the men's singles final of the Pan-American too long."
On one point she would not tennis championships here to divulge any Information. It was day, winning 9-7, 6-2, 6-2. her mother who supplied it finally.
superiority was Her great ambition is to be like exemplified in the score by its Esther Williams, star in aqaballets three love games against one by
fight and perhaps even
bulls in Mexico.
Sturgess, and his three aces against Sturgess had the There was no necessity to inquire the loser's two. about Nicola's training. It is a only double fault of the match.
Drobny's triumph was due well-known fact at the VRC that she is among the most consistent great measure to his terrific service, of trainees.
many re- en made But we did venture to ask here turns.
was at his best in, a about her choice in breakfast foods.
rather hard-fought first set, but he seemed She surveyed
press, twice monthly and that the next takes place today in the offices of the butter,
startled. "Why, coffee and bread and to become disheartened when he lost you this, and Drobny won the second of course! What do Hongkong Football Association (by expect me to have?"
set easily and rah out a good win- kind permission) at 8.30 p.m.
ner in the third set with a smash In the eighth game, which Sturges
and 25 have been drawn. If any Referees' Meeting
fem-
shire), Washbrook, C. (Lancashire), Compton, Middlesex), R. T. Simpson, (Nottinghamshire), Crapp, way Bay. 3.30 p.m.
J. F. (Gloucestershire), Tennis Colony Open Champlon- Palmer. (Worcestershire). ships: Mixed Doubles R. Segalen Tromlett, M. (Somerset). & Mrs Slagter v. H.A.Ayres & Miss
Air R.Lo
Gonsalves & Miss M. Bowlers: Bedser, A. (Surrey), "Ashes" existed, they would Ribeiro v. Ho Ka-lau & Mrs Loo at Wright. D. V. P. (Kent). Yaung, J. nat
porarily be in England's custody, Lattles Recreation Club, 5.15 p.m. A. (Middlesex), Gladwin. Cowing to her victory over
Open Hardcourt (Derbyshire), Walkins. A. (Glamor- Melville's touring side in 1917. Colony
Doubles J. Championships:
J. gan), and Hollis, E. (Warwickshire). Remedios & W., Reed
N
Wricket-Keepers: Evans, T. Thlam-tet & T. Lo; Paul Kong & Frank Kwok. v. Daniel Chen & (Kent), and S. C. Griffith (Sussex). WEST INDIANS' TOUR Turner Cook; C. Kolewall & Q. "Compton. Hutton and Wanh- Choa v. J.D. Mackie &T.B.brook," writes a London commenta-
Hawthorne: Singles.S.
Club, 5.13 p.m.
Lim
G.
Lee V.
tor, "are the best batsmen in Eng-
LRC Championships: Men's Singles J. Kempton v. G. Strick- Iand; Mixed Doubles-C. W. L. Way & Mrs Marshall v. D. A. S. Gordon & Miss S. W. Murdoch, at Ladles Recreation Club, 5.15 p.m.
TOMORROW
Basketball--Swatow Polico
has
An
newcomers
4
Soccer referees are reminded that
the
6-DAY BIKE RACE
could not save-Reuter.
which
Sturgess
Sturgess was Alan their meetings are now being held
net
Indian States XI
5. China "B" 4 Νανγ
10
B 17 2 ད་
4
1 0 3 7
5
1 0 4 4 13 0' 0 Second Division
5 10
3.3 0.11 6 D
4 1 1 19 0 0
4 1 2 24 10 D
17 13
First Innings
80 0.40
60 127 8
NNNO ORNAoAro-
10 21
# 1
31, 2
4 0
I
0 0 0 0.17 37
HOCKEY
o Recrelo
Tsoi Tin-fok; at Chinese Recreation today and white Compton has 63 Runs Short On RAF
not quite reproduced in 1948 his
Kwong Wah astonishing brilliance of 1847. he consistently bonie ប heavy
Chinese AA burden in test matches against Aus-
K. M. Bus tralla, making runs when all around
Baroda, Oct. 24.-The Yuvraj S. China in seemed to be failing.
Wash of Baroda, 18-year-old son of Kitchee brook's 900 runs for an average, of 70.37 and Hutton's
of
Army (K) Baroda, the Maharajah 2,170 for
Navy average of 65.93 are figures that batted with the skill and con- Army (HK) v. show sound performance in *fidence of a seasoned player Tramways Chinese YMCA at Caroline Hill season of wet, weather. Stadium, 7.30 p.m. :.
St Joseph's hero today, but could not pro- "Of the comparolive
Talkoo Tennis Colony. Open. Tennis to test cricket, Munn, the captain, vont the Indian States XI from Championships: Ladies'
PCA Singles is a keen and friendly personality, finishing 63 runs
behind the Police Mrs E. Litton v. Mrs M. Chow at Ladies Recreation Club, 9.30 a.m.; Simpson is a polished and
a fine field and a punishing bat: West Indies team on the first WD Chinese
quick innings. Ladies Doubles Mrs Tamworth & footed batsman
Dockyard who has
twice Miss Ribeiro v. Mrs Chiu & Mrs been twelfth man against Australia,
University Bradley, at Ladies' Recreation Club, and Palmer is a
The States were all out for 145 In Solicitors 6.15 p.m.
Worcestershire reply to the West Indies total of 200, Club Colony Open Hardcourt Doubles schoolmaster who has won golden and at the close the tourists had Champloriships: Leo Wal-tong opinions for his
elegant stroko- scored 72 rum for the loss of two Dockyard RC Szelp Dick v. Rock Leung & Kwok play.
| recond innings wickets. Tho-three- Khalsa Hig-Chung: Pang Ol-lam & Luk "The bowling is not as strong as duy match ends tomorrow. A Ding-cheung Chan Kam-moon & could be wished, but, in a time of The Yuvraj was second highest Dutch HCO Police
University Lam Kwan: R. Segolen & H. A general dearth, England is sending scorer with 25 runs and figured in a
Z. SOFTBALL Ayrer v. Wm. Wu & A. Fung; D. the best she can muster--Wright, last wicket partnership of 31 with Le & N. Lo v. Wong Shu-kl & Li though unlucky this season, is Ghulam Ahmed.
SENIOR LEAGUE J. Goddard; Chun-kit; J. B. Les & Deo Ming bowler of genuinely match-winning
thơ Trest". Indies
Filipinos.. Mal powers, Bedrer has been the key- captain, returned the best bowling
0 VRC Trang Chi-man & P. Poon, man in our attacic for three series figures, with four wickets for 29
St Joseph's 11 Overseas Ch. Chinese Recreation Club, 5.10 p.m. of tests and Gladwin heads the 1040 runs. In ono
HKBC
5 - Khalsa JUNIOR LEAGUE
·wickets for 11 runs. K. M, Gez; R. Segalen an average of 10.40.
During the tea Interval the teams Bravos Of the batsmen Compton and were presented to the Governor Rangers and G. Strickland v. F. Alexander; Palmer are also more than useful General of India, who is on a visit Black Hawks Men's Doubles-E, H. Haitink & Fchange bowlers, while of the bowlers to Daroda and watched the match. Drunk V. A. Todd & Ch C, Hamilton. Alea Bedner has developed into a Router,
Canadians
TRC Championships: P. H. Bon-| bowling figures with 125 wickets for he took the fine spell"after lunch
neman v.
v. M. Hoonan; winner of J. Kempton
1 Army
aRAF
12: Mohawka
5. Wildfires. 4 Joquors
LADIES' LEAGUE
Wahoos
එ
Europeans Sweep Board In N. Y.
LRC TOURNEY
In
Results, in yesterday's Ladies' Recreation Club Tennis Champion shilp matches were.
Ladies' Bingles-Mrs
Getz heat
New York, Oct. 24.-The Belgian team of Louis J. Saen Mrs D. Black 6-3, 6-2; Mrs E.; Litton and Emile Bruneau won the six-beat Mrs M. Hucker 6-0, 6-4. day cycle race at New York Men's Singles:KM. Getz beat before 15,000 fans.
P. H. Bonnermian 7-5, 6-2.
The
their Belgians, making American cycle debut, were hit. with the spectators as they set the pace almost from the beginning of the race and relinquished it only once for a short time on Friday. -
Five other teams, among the record starting field of 10, finished the grind
Mathias Clemens and Lucien Gillen of, Luxembourg were the principal challengers to the leaders In the final hours of the event.
They finished second, one lap behind the leaders.
Israeli Football
Team Disbands
Monticola,
Prix
"Prix Gladiateur?? Paris, Oct. 24-M. R. Broyer's gelding, four-year-old-
the 500,000 trancs won Gladiateur over three miles seven furlongs the longest dat race in the world at Longchamp today, beating last yea
year's winner, Blue Butterfly, four lengths in 7 minutes 29.05.
by
princess do Faucingy Lucingo's - Fontenay, the only two-year-old in de la Foret over seven furlongs, the race won the 800,000 francs Prbc
beating Clarion by three lengths- Reuter.
Negro Athletes
At White House
"
Washington, Oct. 24-President New York, Oct. 24-The Israel Truman today, autographed two soccer
team which played three footballs which will be used in tho games in the United States on behalf annual negro football game here to of the United Jowish Appeal Or morrow (Monday) between Tan- tanisation, left by air today for newsco State and Wilberforos, Briesels enroute to Halia where team Ho autographed the tails for seven`· members will return to active duty negro Olymple stars who visited the with the Israeli army.
White House. The athletes will put Seventeen soldier members of the on an exhibition in connection with the game. All proceeds will go to Arle Vogron and Gerard van Beek special furlough granted by the the United Negro College Fund, of Halland rode hard and placed The team lost three games played
Israel Defence Ministry.
group Included
1Olympic lilah Jump champion and the only American negro to win a gold medal fat the women's section of the GemÉR, PRO CYCLING Other athletes were Harrison
16 third, two laps behind Eaen and
Bruneau
7
team in the United States, were on
110
In New York and Philadelphia-Mon, Tuskegee. Luoach.
Associated Press,
Tho well known European sprint team of Antonio Bevilagun and Se- vering Rigoni finished afth, five
·laps' bohind the winners. ~ An -es- timated 90,000 fans watched parts of Carrera and Dousset won the of Tuskegee, Emma Road 1 of Ten- of the 140-hour grind in which there international 100 kilometres profes- nessee State, were 45 spills and 233 stolen lapssional cycling race horo today with Tuskegee and Teresa Manuel of
Nell Jackson 22 Associated Press, a
-a more of 17 points--Reuter, | Tuskegos –– Unibod Prom
Paris, Oct. 247--The French team the sprint "champión, Malere
of