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ONCE CALLED- -KITTEN BALL
It Started As A Diversion For Firemen
HOW SOFTBALL WAS BORN & GREW By CORNELIUS RYAN New York, May 9--Baseball calls itself and basketball America's national sport claims to have the largest number of fans, but if figures mean anything, it is softball which is the hing of sports in the United 'States.
Officials of the American Softball Association estimate that the game drew 130,000,000 specta- tors in 1943 and at least that many each year since then. More than 5,000,000 persons are active
Neither baseball nor. players, the ASA says. basketball comes close to those totals.
Softball is a variation of baseball, but still is a distinct game in itself. It uses a 12-inch bait instead of the 9-inch baseball, but it isn't soft. The pitcher must throw with an underhand motion. not the sidearm or överhand of baseball, and the basepaths are 60 feet long instead of baseball's 90 feet.
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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPE,}{:: TUESDAY, MAY 10, 1949.1
SPORTING SAM
NEW ZEALANDERS' TOUR
By Reg. Wootton
London Express Servico.
WORCESTER SAVE THE
FOLLOW-ON
Worcester, May 9-After losing 'five wickets for 41 runs, Worcester- ,shire put up a dogged resisttihee against the New Zealanders here today, hd In scoring 270 before being dismissed, saved the follow on by three runs.
A sixth wicket partnership of 75 by H. Yarnold and R. Jenkins, fol- lowed by powerful hitting from A. F. P. White and R. Perks put Worcester within striking distance of the safety margin when replying to New Zea- land's 425.
Major League
Baseball
4
1. P. Jackson, the Inst man in..
hit a
four-his only scoring stroke, before being out and
made the tourists bat again.
The
New Zesland spin bowlers
finding were
some response from a rather dusty pitch before lunch today, but Yarnold and Jenkins denied them further success until after the interval.
The close of play scoreboard react:
ON THE RECORD An Athletic Revival
For what is, for Hongkong, a Reported to be in hard tuin- revival on an unprecedenteding, he is, I think, over-trained scale in athletes, our gratitude and would do well with a com- is mainly due to the Servicespleta rest. and the South China Athletic Association
a
tho
More encouraging yet is an fleld Though standards, as a whole, increased Interest in the have yet to touch what they events and perhaps one of the were pre-war. 1 cannot remost desirable aspects of member a year when there was Triangular Meet was the so much promising material in that Major Skipwith gave some the fint reces.
very much needed coaching to South China's javelin throwers.
fact
Services
Boxing Finals Tonight
The last elimination bouts of the Inter-Services Boxing Championship were held at Murray Barracks yesterday afternoon,
In South China's Ng Yik-jong With more of his spirit, we rogo of the same realment.
Pte. Brenants of the Buffe defeated his opponent Ple Bar-
It was unfortunate that Scol- depart-ins and Donnelly of the Navy not arrive In time and
we have the Colony's most pro- mlsing quarter-miler since may yet see Hengkong catching Hosegood and Odell, with more up on the Empire in promising material in Eggleton,ment of athletles in which nei-ald
ther England nor the their opponents won by walk- Kaight and Barrage.
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In the 200 Metres a raos be-Dominions are strong. tween Ng Yin-fok and Peter Major Skipwith's effortless McRne would
to be a treat watch with Alaa Stepto and 100 feet in the Javelin Throw would have made the best ten Jacques not too far outclassed. We may see this at the Open performances in this event in Championships at Caroline Hill United Kingdom last year. to be run by the South China Athletle Association on Wednes- day, Thursday and Sunday next weck.
We have yet to find out what Canton and the outports will bring. Canton, certainly, has a lot of promising material as the number of Lingnan University athletes in the appended list of beat performances in Hongkong 34 this year suggests, 75 The list is by no means com 23 plete and information on good 40 times and distances achieved by that are not 20 place-winners
o listed here will be appreciated.
THE SCOREBOARD NEW ZEALAND lat innings 420. 2nd innings,
Jackson Sutcliffe b Scott e Wyatt b Howorth
b Jackson Raid bw Smith not out Wallace b Howorth. The diminutive Yarnold, who Burtt Howorth Was sent in as a stop-gap on Hudlee not out
used
the on-drive his useful 58 and effectively
fours, POVER
Whilo included white,
Cambridge former Q Blue and Worcestershire's joint captain with Robert Wyatt, hit lustily in on right wicket stand
40 minutes
with of 36 in Howorth.
New York, May 9.-Ted Unli! then, Use game had not Gray, who has been looked founded in! The Kame was
In upon as potential pitching Milwaukee in 1895 by Lewis even, had a standard,name,
some places it was called play- bigwig for three seasons, Rober, who wanted to find #
others Indoor demonstrated again today Saturday, firemen ground ball, in diversion for
mush ball or kitten that he may be ready to fill during their long stretches of baseball,
the role when he pitched a duty.
and
Krew haphazardly | ball.
FASTER untu 1932, when founding of
five hit 4-1 Tiger victory the
Softball Amateur
over New York Yankees. socialion brought plnndardisation
Gray won the duel from right and a great spurt in popularity,
hander Vis Raschi, who suffered his first defeat for the League leaders after four straight vie- tories.
VICTORIA CLUB
CALLOVER
As-
Val Drake Well
Backed
London, May 9.--Mon. Leon Volterra's Val Drake, who won the Prix, Hocquart at Longchamp on Sunday, was the best backed horse at the Victorin Club callover on the Derby tonight.
Val Drake closed at 18 to 1. The Irix Hocquort was won last year by My Love before his success in the Derby.
A fair amount. of business Royal Forest, was transacted.
who is likely to be ridden by Gordon Richards, was quoted at 0 to 2 clear invuurlie Lord Derby's Swallow Toll, offered at 5 to 1.
over
The Maharajah of Baroda's Jai Hind, third favourite at 10 tó Tatilie previous callover, was not quoted tonight. Brown Rover, who enally beat Jai Hind at Lingfeld, was introduced at 18 to 1 on ile same mark as Vol
Drake.
Nimbus, winner of the Two well supported at 100 to 8, four points
Thousand Guineas, wos
less than last week.
QUOTATIONS
Tonight's quotations were:
9 to 2 against Royal Forest,
5 to 1 Swallow Tall,
100 to 0 Nimbus
100 to 7 Hindostani,
f
Many things have contributed Camco to softball's popularity.
baseball and are faster thin usually are finished in an hour, workers Lo enabling factory play most of a game during their permitting Junch hour, and several teams to use the diamond in an afternoon night.
Extraa
WORCESTER
Cresswell
Sutcliffe
b Hayes
1st sing.
b Cooper bw A ninth wicket stand with Bird Cresswell
Kenyon b Cresswell Perks produced. 62 In half an Wyatt e Mooney bayes
claiming 47 142 It was Gray's second straight hour, the latter
inst Outschoorne and Burit same
a defeat.
out. Worcestershire's He not victory without
Yarnold b or walked only one
batter and, five wickets added 238.
Jenkins lbw Inasmuch as his mates played Laft with less than two and White e Hadlee b Burit erroriess bull behind him, only half hours batting, the New Ilaworth b Burtt six mon reached first base. Raschi also gave up only five hits but a streich of wildness hindered him.
the game in Tigers clinched the third inning with
three runs on three hits, including a Wakefield, home run by Dic Yankees scored their run on a single by Johnny Lindell and Jackie Phillip's triple.
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during the 11 spread rapidly depression of the 1930's, while men and boys had much spare time, It can be played
for field half the size needed baseball, and not so much equip- ment is needed as for baseball.
Factory-sponsored teams have helped make softball a national
all The factory pays Purt penses, including lighting of the ctiamond for night games occasionally brings nationally. to play the famous teams, in
Hames free to Incals, with ali spectators. It pays off in good, employee relations.
CX-
and
St Louis Cardinals came out of a three-game tosing streak with a vengeance, getting 15 hits Including two homers in a 14-3 | triumph over Dodgers in Brook- lyn. lookic Eddie Kozak hit
A national champion is decida grand slam homer and drove
ASA-In another run with
double. ed each year by an
Rookie Tommy Glaviano sponsored tournament, emphasi
a three run homer sing the nationwide scope of the larnbusted
and added two singles. Every Ante-Valted Press,
Cardinal starter exospt pitcher Al Brazle got at least one hit in the mistreatment of six Brook- lyn throweTS.
No Complaint Against
Leo Durocher
Dodgers did some lusty swing- ing themselves but weren't up to the output of Cardinal bat- tera. Jackie Robinson and Mike McCormick hit homers in the and on Brazle ten hit attack Howle Pollet.
League
All games
~~Thera-wan-no-other-American.
Rame scheduled. other National League were scheduled for tonight.
THE SCORES
Scores were:
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Η
Zenlanders went for the rung and by the close of play had 207 for the loss of five wickets, to enjoy n lead of 353.
and
Perks nat out Jackson Burit
Extras
Scott looked set for his second century, judiciously blending a solid defence with drives neat legside strokes, when after
75 he gave a simple Hayes scoring
Cresswell catch.
The two hundred was reached Burit in two hours 30 minutes, and by Burke the close of play New Zealand Heid were in a scund position victory,
immediately afterward book-e. Silvera. ed on a charge of robbery.
New York, May 9.-Fred Boyson, Brooklyn Dodger fan who charged Leo Duro- cher, manager of the New York Giants, with assault. withdrew his complaint to- day in the Upper Manhattan New York
Detroit Magistrate's Court and was Yankeer: p. Raschi, Sanford; Tigers: p. Gray; c. Robinson.
NATIONAL LEAGUE After asking the magistrate.
his St Louis Dorls Byrne, to disinics
Brooklyn complaint and apologising pub-
Cardinala: +. Garagiata.
Mc- Pebblllan, accused of snatching a
Dodgers: p.
C. Minner: containing $112 on March from Mary
Ryan, registered Clothing, Halten,
Campanella.-United Press. nurse, who was present in tho courtroom.
18 to 1 Val Drake and Brown licly to Durocher, Boysen was Rover,
..
20 to 1 Peter Flower,
22 101 Barnes Park,
25 to 1 Ridge Wood,
33 to 1 Grapes, Faux Tirage,
Amour Drake and Lone Eagle, Reuter,
LEAGUE TENNIS ENTRIES
in
Club is Chinese Recreation entering tears this season all divisions of the Lawn Ten- University in nis League, the the
Division "A" Mixed Doubles
purse 27
The 22-year-old Puerto Rlean denied that he had ever been izz
the spot vicinily of in the where the theft occurred. was taken to the felony court
morrow
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for Sutcliffe
COUNTY CRICKET
the
to with the Looked forward Keenest interest Is a meeting
metres be 800 or 1,500 207 over for 5 tween Gunner Kirwell,
Triangular Meet Champion, and Reggie Silva, Inter-School re- cord-holder in the 1,500 metres. Pelor Manson, who was the 4 Colony's best in the middle 1 distances before the war, tells 22 me that the St. Joseph's school- boy is the most promising half- 50 mile and mile prospect he has 40 ever seen here.
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1
If that is true, we have yet 47 to see his best from Kirswell,
4
who thus far has been running to win races complish fast times.
rother
than ne-
An encouraging factor also. Is of our athletes the number hovering about the 100-foot mark in the Discus Throw. Ten thai is good feet more than
for many enough
a Country Championship in England.
One of our principal weak nesses is the Shot Put with 35 fect seemingly good enough for a Colony Champion. This would hardly place in an inter-club mateli in London and coaching is very badly needed. were quito a few 40-footers in Hongkong before the war,
Lovers.
The finals will be fought at the Chinn Fleet Club to-night.
Results were: Lightweight-11te. Coater det. 0/8 Crale (RN), L. 8. A. Chanter (RN), Ko'4 Gnr White (IN), Gar Gandy (RA) wan by Walkover POSM B. Collins (MA),
Pto. Contes (Dufs) def, A/C Work- man (RAF) and LSA Chanter del Cnr Gandy (RAI.
Campbell Welterweight, — A/C (RAF) T. Ko'd A/D Craig (FN).
Middleweight-Sig, Kingaley (BN) def. Cpl McMullen (RAF). Gnr (RA) Ko'd Ple Trant
Clarko (Bus), A/B Bland (RN) Ko'd Pie Richardson (Bus), Flo Эгеррад (Bus) def. Pte Barrago (Buffs).
Featherweight-Pia Boxall (Bute) won by a valkover 5/M-Donnelly N), Pte Lloyd (Bufto). def. Pio Murphy (Bus),
(Buffs) Doxall
TONIGHT'S BOUTS Lightweight-Po Castee Thorov L. 9. A. Chanter (NN).
Featherweight. Pte (Buffa v Pig Lloyd (Buffol
Bantamweight. Plo (Buffs) v Ple Kearey (BuNTS).
Welterweight (Semi-Final), — Gar (Bula) Powell (RA), v Pis Helly and Plo Virus (Buts) *V A, C Campkell HATI.
On the other hand, the several good Services' performances in the Hop, Step & Jump, once recorded
unusual a very event for anyone to take part in, promises well,
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McGregor
Middleweight (Semi»/Mal). — Siz. Kingsley (IN) v Gor Trant (RA) and A. D, Diand (RN) v Pte Bren- Dan (Buffs).
Light-Heavyweight-Pie Busiv nr Caira (ICA).
Heavyweight. —- LAC.
Dunne
Wilson
(RAF), v Marina Leffrey (IM),
The
Graziano
In three other jumping events, the Colony's performances very poor Indeed. There hasn't been a long jump over 21 feet whereas once we were producing 23-footers and there have only been three jumps over
uches in the high jump. have seen six-footers in Hong- kong and this year's best of 5 feet 8 is not even our bost-war bent. A Travancore Regiment athlete cleared 5 feet 9 inches under which the former here in 1940,
middleweight champion,
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Case
Chicago, May 9,—The rule
Before closing mention must Rocky Graziano, was barred what consider from the ring in Illinois was King George V be made of School, he finished with plenty about the most promising per repealed by the State Box.
21
270
Bowling
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R
On the one cccasion he was dragged out by Eggleton in the W match with
20
40
20 0 43
25 9 80
17
4 58
0
5.2 15
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Yorkshire Starts Off With
A Two-Day Victory
London, May 9-Yorkshire, renowned for their many victories in two days in matches before the war. when they carried everything before them, started their 1949 championship season with a two- day victory over Somerset at Leeds.
One of the biggest factors in Yorkshire's-nine- wickets victory was the fine fast bowling of Ronnie Aspinall, who had a match analysis of 13 wickets for 100 runs.
3 in hand for the 4the year in the half-mile.
400
best time of formance of the year here, be-
anothering Commission today but from cause It comes
Hit-po of St action on his application for schoolboy. Ho
metres a new licence as a boxer was Joseph's did the
in the deferred. hurdles in 61.9 seconds
angular feet, a good perfor
Chairman Joc Triner said, case is still under mance in club competition any-
consideration." The rule re- where. The time suggests that "Graziano's
pealed No. 52 which provided he may be in the
that no man with dishonourable class in the 400 Metres Flal.
—"RECORDER" discharges from the armed ser- vices would be permitted to box or wrestle.
Eggleton, since his victory over Reggie Silva in the Univer sity Open Half Mile, has been suffering from staleness, more than evident in his performance gainst Kirswell or even in his placing second to Kessel in the Inter-School.
SEASON'S BEST 100 METRES DASH S. Hollands (HKU) Pau King-yin (SCAA) Lt. A. Stepte (RA)
P. McRae (KGS)
S. Xavier (LSC)
Au Chi-yin (QC) Paul Leung (DBS) Chu Kwok-kuen (DBS) .. -200-METRES-DASH Ng Yin-fok (SCAA) P. McRac (KGS) Au Chi-yin (QC) Hau Kang-ming (QC) D. G. Honson (HKU)
Extracting plenty of life from, and nine fours, but Douglas F/Sgt. Connolly (HAF)
collected. wickets the pitch, he had the Somerset Wright
400 METRES RUN batsmen on edge in their second steady for Kent, bringing his
Ng Yin-fak (SCAA) innings today and
collected match analysis to 13 for 135.
wito Lee Kam-luen (LU) Cambridge University, seven wickets for 46 runs.
Somerset, faced with first declared at Saturday's total al-D. Eggleton (KGS)
Dewes and
Doggart G. Wagner (HKU) intings arrears of 100, lost half though
27 runs of the Pte. Barrage (Buffs) Lee
Cheuk-sang (SJC) their wickets before the deficit were within
day ended the partnership
P. Bencharit (DBS)
11.2
11.4
11.0
11.7
35-second
PERFORMANCES
Lam Sim-fook (HKU) Lt. Carr (RA)
400 METRES LOW HURDLES
11.8 Ho Hit-po (SJC) 11.8
It.
was introduced after Graziano, who was discharged 18.3 dishonourably from the Army, 20.2 had won the middleweight title-
here from Tony Zale.
The Commission unanimously repcaled the measure after it 61.9 had announced that it felt that
HIGH JUMP
5:8 11.9 Pau King-yin (SCAA) 12.0 Major Skipwith (Army) 5:6 5:0
it "does not have authority to deny to the individual an op- portunity to follow his chosen profession as a choice of liveli-
_5:4%-|-hood?—United-Prose.--
Paul Yap (LU) P-McRne-(KGS)- 23.2 Wong Wing-foon (HKU) 3:4 5:4 23.8 Lam Sim-fook (HKU) 24.2
Lam
Chung (SSC)
24.2 Sgt. Jordian (RAF)
5:2
5:2
24. Takut Leung-yun (SCAA) 5:2 25.0 Fol Yong-wal (SSC)
53.8
Woo Ching-ying (DBS). 5:14 LONG JUMP
55.2 Fok Yong-wal (SSC)
55.4 Ng Yin-fok (SCAA)
50.2
15
10
2 3
was wiped out, and the only real world's second wicket partner-sa/ldr. Haynes (RAF)
57.4
Sgt. Jacques (FSS) 57.0 Woll Hunt (FSS)
in a
p. Bruzle, Poilet:ixth wicket between the cap- favourable position against Es-Au Kin-hung (DBS)
S.--Mrs
for the ship, was 05
tain, Woodhouse, and Lawrence, sex,
Dodds drove powerfully for 800 METRES RUN great the County, hitting a six and Gar Kirswell (Army) Middlesex
against Nottingham-12 fours, and West and Morris D. Eggleton (KGS) recovery shire at Lords to take first in-added useful scores, but Insole, H. Kestal (KGS)
captain, cap nings lead. In the first quarter the University
fast
made I
of an hour today, Jepson, Notts tured four, wickets in the last
both half hour. bowier,
dismissed Bil Edrich and Dents Compton. and, with F. G. Mann leaving
four wickels cheaply. down for 59.
wero
Lee Kom-luen (LU)
Cpl. Bladen (RAF)
G. Wagner (HKU)
P. Bencharlt (DBS) Au Chi-yln (QC)
S/Ldr. Holnes (RAF) .. 31:2 Gar, Bertram (RA)
.... 30-5
5:12
DISCUS THROW Charles Huang (HKU) 108: 0%
Lee Slu-lok (LU).
103:10
Major Skipwith
21.0
(Army)
$7: 53%
20:9
Tao King-koo (SCAA)
06; 5%
20:7%
Ho Yau-cheung (LU)
08:10/2
20:0
Cpl. Johns (Bufts)
05:3
10:0
Lee Slu-lau (LU)
02; 0%
02:34
DI: G
T. H. Lean (HKU) 57.5 Wong Wing-foon (HKU). 19:87 Ng Yin-fok (SCAA)
57.5 Sgt. Jordan (RAF) 19:72/Lt. Cahili (RA) 58.0
Lee Cheuk-sang (SJC) 10:114FO Ticknor (RAF) .. 33: 4
Paul King-yin (SCAA) 19:1 2:12.6 Woo Ching-ying (DBS) 10:1 2:13.0 HOP, STEP & JUMP 2:13.0 T. H. Lean (HKU) .......... 2:14.3 Lee Wai-wo (SCAA) 2:19.0 Tang Wing-kei (LU) 2:20.4 Fok Yong-wal (SSC) 2:24.4 Cnr. Sykes (RA) 2:24.0 Wong Man-nin (SCA)
WOII Hunt (FSS)
JAVELIN THROW
Major Skipwith (Army) 160:0
Pie. Miller (Bulls) .. 137:7
T. H. Lean (HKU) .... 120:24 Capt. P. B. Plumptre
(HKCTU)
Lee Slu-lok (LU)
40:7
.. 40:0
40.0 40:1
30:9 30:7
4:35.2 -1:44.8
38;7 Sgt. Jacques (FSS) NE Hol (LU) (Bus) 4:47.22/Lt. Carr (RA)
SHOT PUT 3.000 METRES RUN AC Leason (RAF)
..... 10:08 Ho Yau-cheung (LU) beat Pie. McSweeney (Army) 10:13 Lee Sin-lok (LU). Lee Wal-wo (SCAA) 110 METRES HIGH
T. H. Lean (HKU) HURDLES
Tao King-kcầu (SCAA) 17.2 Charles Huong (HKU) 178 Ng Hwong-lun (LU) 17.7 Pie. Clark (Buffs)
17:03
35:5%
35:2%
34:0
33:04
33:04
South China Athletic
BJC-St Joseph's College:
.. 33:7
33:0
lege.
Fanny Is Off To
CLOSE OF PLAY SCORES The States
The close of play scores were: At Leeds: Yorkshire beat 1,500 METRES RUN Amsterdam, May
Somerset by 9 wickets, Somerset R. Silva (SJC) 112 and 170 (Hill 50, Woodhouse Gnr. Kirswell (RA) andi arraigned. Pleading not Fanny Blankers-Koen, holder of
Jack Robertson played guilty, he was held on bail and four Olympic medals, will leave
for 40); York- | L/Cpl. Atkinson his case adjourned until to-here by air on Wednesday for patient innings of 120 however 64, Aspinall 7
and, with able help from Sharp.shire 218 (Lester 87. Buse 5 for the United States,
full who arrived in the
Blankers-Koen's Воузел,
Mrs.
Thompson and Leslie Compton. 75) and 74 for one.
Kent At Gingham: magistrate's
has not yet been the danger of a fellow on gave court late, asked programme
in- a compiele recovery. Combined Services by an the court to dismiss his com- fixed, but she has accepted an
way to
captured two nings and three runs. Kent 351; plaint against Durocher "for the invitation to run at Los Angeles Middlesex them the and
innings.wickets Combined Services 93 (Wright Notts second that I have no on May 20.-Reuter.
for 35) and 255 (Partleby 87, Paul Yop (LU) "D". Division, simple reason
cheaply.
Deighton 65. Wright 5 for 100). Major Skipwith (Army) and the Kowloon Dockyard Re-cause, no witnesses
At Lords: Nottinghamshire Ho Hit-po (SJC) creation Club in the "C" Divi- sión.
not for 7 declared (Robertson 120, Leslie Compton the case, Boysen turned to 10-Maxwell A. Marston, 66, sufficient to stave off an innings Thompson 63,
States Amateur defent. Fornaby, the Durham 00 not out).
At Cambridge: Cambridge Durocher, offered his hand and former United said "I'm sorry, Mr Durocher. 1 Golf Champion and member of player, got 07 In three and
the Waiker Cup team in 1922 quarter hours for the Services University 441 for 1 declared; wish you luck,
and J. H. Deighton hit freely Essex 304 for B (Dodds 80, West Durocher merely said, and 1034, died here last Satur-
in scoring 65, including a six | 60, Morris 65.) "Thanks."-United Press, Įday.-Associated Press.
These were all the entries received by the Hon. Secretary of the Hongkong Lawn Tennis Association, Mr Ho Ka-lau, up to noon today.
Entries close today at 5 p.m.
to AWAY! YOU'RE PHÁD ↑ GAW THEM KILL YOU
heat is off".
and the
Gallant batting by the Cam- "I'd like to forget it like a M. A. Marston Dies bied Services, aker following 304 and 23 for 2; Middlesex 300
Hamburg, Connecticut, May on 258 behind Kent was
good sport," he said.
After the magistrate dismissed!
Mister Conquest
YOU KNOW, WE GHOSTS SHOULD STICK
TOGETHER
WHAT DO YOU
WANT 2
THE TRUTH
THE
OUTSIDE..
WHATE THE USE T ROCA GRYS TREYLL
SHOOT MË
AS A SAY!
WHERE DID CONQUEST
GO
London
Express
NO.. NO.. PLEASE.
At Mancdester: Sussex 337 and 48 for no wickel; Lancashire 293 (Wharton 124).
At Cardiff: Glamorgan 337 and 74 for 1; Hampshire 242 (Guard 80, Wooller 5 for 55, Muncer 5 for 45).
At Birmingham; Gloucester- shire 84 and 251 for 0 (Crapp 53, Monks 51, Allen 30 not oui); Warwickshire 200, (Ord 02. Lambert 5 for 72)-Reuter,
Spurs Player For Continental Tour "London. May -The Football Association this afternoon on- nounced another change in the players to take part in the Con- tinental tour.
Service.
W. Nicholson, Tottenliam Hotspur half back, will travel Instead of AW. Wright, of Bunderland-Iteuter, AK
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128:5
125:0
124:8
Na Kwong hu (LL) 39:012/Lt. Cahill (RA) 118.0 Charles Huang (HKU) 131:4
Pau King-yin (SCAA) 114:6 38:42 ASM Marks (RÀ) ........ 11:3 38:1
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lo Abbreviations: DBS. Diocesan Boys School; F65-Fiela Becurity Section, Land Forces: KCTU-Hongkong Chinese Train ing Unit: KU-Hongkong Univer- College: L- 13: LSC-La Salle Lingnan University, Canton; RA 23. Field Rent, Royal Artillery; RAF-loyal Air
Force: SCAA- Association; Stephen's College; QC-Queen's. Col-
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