THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, FRIDAY, JULY 29, 1949.
DUKE QUALIFIES
YORKSHIRE LEADS KIWIS ON FIRST INNINGS
Sheffield, July 28-—An attractive century by the former England captain, Norman Yardley, his first of the season, and an aggressive in- ninge of 51 by young Brian Close helped Yorkshire to gain a first innings Jead of 60 against the New Zealanders after half the side had been dis-
missed for 111.
Yardley produced his fiest form of the summer and his stroke play was as attractive as anything previously seen in the game. Always eager for runs, he reached 50 in 100 minutes and his 100 in two and three-quarter hours. His three figure partnership with Close Insted only 75 minutes.
Yardley was still undefeated, having hit 14 fours when the Yorkshire inn- Ingo closed at 821 in reply to the touring team's 201.
In the remaining 50 minutes of play the New Zealanders scored 42 for the loss of Sutcliffe's wicket.
As in the third Test, Lon: Lowson ibw b Burke Hylton was subdued by ne-Watson b Sutcliffe
grate bowling when Yorkshire Lester e Donnelly Cress- had resumed their first innings
well
and, after adding 14 runs to his Keighley
uvernight score in half an hour,
Ho
WILI quicker ball.
bowled
2nd Innings Sutcliffe e Hulton b White-
15
25
39 | Sutcliffe
Smith
10 7 33 2
1 0
5 0
NEW ZEALAND
0
St Mooney
Cresswell
2
head
by Cave's Yardley not out
134
Scott not out
51 Burke. not out
11
Extras
Mooney b
ID
Cresswell
4
24
Close c Cave b Rabone Hutton's carly dismissal Wardle e Cave la Sutclife
"the following Whitehead StL semed to affect batsmen until Yardley and Burke
Close swung the game round,
Brennan
About 14,000 spectator saw Burke
New Zealand resume after lunch Trueman absent hurt with their spin bowlers. Low- Extras 12011,
first scored his
who boundary afler nearly three her at the wicket, went at 191, with Yorkshire still needing obe run to save the follow-on.
Close followed,
n Cresswell survived leg before appeal the drut ball Cave and pulled the third high over Rabone
the square lett boundary for Burke
six. The new ball kept Closu quiet, but Yardley
scoring chance.
missed no
FIELDING LAPSE
With runs heginning to mount, New Zealand "bad" a Delding Lapse in one over from Oress- well when Yardley gave a hard chance to abone
and Close
an easy one to Hadice.
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pair continued in great form and this sixth wicket yielded
131 before Close was caught on the boundary.
Yardley, who had completed is 50 in 100 minutes, reached
his first century
of the season
in two hours and three-quarters. He was undefeated, when the Innings closer, having hit 24 fourd. Ifis effort was the in- the leard of 00 spiration for which Yorkshire secured on the first innings.
Left with only 30 minutes to bat, New Zealand scored 42 for the loss of Sutcliffe's wicket,
THE SCOREBOARD
The scoreboard at the end of the second day's play real:
NEW ZEALAND
Ist innings
YORKSHIRE
1st Junink
Hutton Cave
42
for one
-Neuter.
32 Table Tennis
Celebration
Bowling
OMN W
43. 8 102
2
32
8 00.1
11 2 34 10.12
1
57 3
Professionalism Coming To Australian Cricket? Melbourne, July 28. ---Professional cricket eventually will be ac- cepted in Australia, ae- cording to Lindsay Hassett, captain of the Australian team to tour South Africa later this year.
It was only a matter of time, sald Hasselt in an address to uni- versity students here today. He added that the sacrifices required from players in inter- national matches were
The revival of triangular Interport table tennis be- tween
THE
GOODWOOD RACING
ALYCIDON MAINTAINS
Α REPUTATION
Goodwood, Sussex, July 28. Lord Derby's four- year-old colt, Alycidon, enhanced his reputation as the greatest slayer in Europe by winning the £3,435 Good- wood Cup, run over two miles, five furlongs here, today. Ridden by Douglas Smith and a hot favourite at 100 to 30 on, Alycidon by Donatello out of Aurora, beat Sir Percy Loraine's Riding Mill, the winner of five races this year, by two lengths.
Lord Dorby's Stockbridge, n 100 to chance, was a further 12 lengths away, third in a field of Ave runners Riding M was a 6 to 1 chance.
Wrong Pick In Photo Finish
Goodwood, July, 28.-Hornet
III will go down in racing his-
riddled lils first winner for the nwarded the Bentinck Stakes
Hongkong Loses Esplin Cup Match
News has been re- celved here that the Hongkong Lawn Bowls Association lost its an nual Esplin Cup match
inst the Wanstead Bowling Club at Wan- stead on Tuesday.
Wanstead won by 25 shots to 14. Hongkong was represented by A. ,G. Gardner, A. Stoven, E. F. Pope and L. R. Whant (skip).
Tomorrow's
VRC Gala
The Lai Tsun Swimming
Producing the better stamina, Alyeidon went to the front in the last furlong and drew clear to become the first horse to win the Ascot and Goodwood Gold Cups in the same year since tory as the horse that lost a Tiberius in 1935.
photo. finish,
The stowards of the British The French challenger, M.) Breyer's Monticola, was a poor Jockey Club announced today fourth.
that the Judge misread the Union has not accepted the Tommy Carey, the trainer, pleture on Wednesday whenthe invitation of the Victoria Maharajah Gaekwar of Barxin to Lord Astor's gelding High Recreation Club to partici- Morse Night when Gordon Richards rode Vol Stakes. It Was a matter of pate in the d'Air, a 5 to chance, to a com- pleking noses an inch apart at Gala tomorrow, although fortable three-lengths victory the finish,
they represented the best in the first race of the day, the The Duke of Edinburgh, jaw set, tle flying, "has
He should have given it to Chinese swimmers last sen- one-mile Drayton Handicap, ngo" with the javelin at the Outward Bound Sea This started a sequence of M. Nicot'a French colt Hornet son. School at Aberdovey, Wales. It was a 109 ft. throw
winning favourites On III, but added the stewards, -ft. better than the Silver Star standard of the
today's card
the Judge's verdict cannot bo
the rules The Maharajah of Baroda's altered under school. The Duke, carlier declared open a new bleek expensive purchase. Prince's racing. High Stakes remains the
of dormitories; had lunch with the boys.
Choice, which
17,000 omcials winner, cost
Right or wrong, the bets aro gulneas ng n (London Express Service)
yearling, was a well-backed second favourite paid and Lord Astor gets the in the six furlong Rour first price of £1,298.-Associat- Memorial Stakes, but greatly ed Press, disappointed his connections finished the last of four runners-Reuter.
Hongkong, Canton UNITED STATES v. SCANDINAVIA and Macne since the libera-j tion was celebrated with a dinner held
at the King's) Restaurant last night when the hosts were the Hong- kong Table Tennis Associn- tion.
present were
Among those Mr and Mrs Kwok Chan and Mr Lee Wal-tong and members of the visiting "Seven Tigera" basketball team which is play ing a series of games here.
*10,
Air George Ng presided and was supported by Mr Lai Duen-
M Chung Wing-kwond Mr Shiu Ann-cheuk, Mr Mol fing and Mr Shek Chun-lat.
interport matches w!!!
World Record Set In Shot Put
Oslo, July 28.-James Fuchs, of the New York Athletic Club, today bettered the world putting the shot record with a throw of 17.7 metres (58 feet inches) during the second stage of the three-day Inter- national athletes' meet between the United States and Scandinavia.
slx
and
STARTERS FOR THE CHESTERFIELD CUP London, July 28.-The Gack- Baroda's five-year-old war of
Mighty Maharatta is one of the nine probable runners for the Chesterfield Cup, to be run over one and a quarter miles on the Jast
day wood meeting tomorrow,
HER FATHER SAYS
of
Sue Zimmerman
Would Rather
of the four-day Good- Be An Amateur
Portland, Oregon, July 28,
Ng Nin, holder of the pre-war breast-stroke championship at 70 seconds, is unable to attend as he is leaving for Manila.
However, many interesting events will bo witnessed by Hi Excellency the Governor and Lady Grantham and the large crowd which is expected to bo present
› honour Şir Arthur and Lady Morse.
The 4 x 50 Relay may produce something out of the box when the Police, Royal Navy, Hong- Defence Force and Land kong Forces meet for the first time.
Shauna
holder of Free-Style record of Inst year, will faco Mamie Leong,
the 50 Yards
(30-2/6 seca) Joan Wong and Doris Barton in the first clash of the season.
Shounn also won the 100 and
The runners and jockeys for
220 Yards Free-style last year. the race are: Impeccable (Gor- don Richards). Mighty Malz-Suzanne Zimmerman, one Yards Buck-stroke record of 08 A. V. Lopes, holder of the 100 Silver Gate of America's leading women 2/5 secs. and who suffered his The official record of 17.68 metres
ratta (T. Burn). was set up in
(C. Smirke). Prelence (No Joc- Awimmers, suspended yes-first defeat recently when he met 1948 by another American, Charles Fonville.
key), Panair Fuchs was given a tremendous ovation by be played in Macao on July 30, 20,000 spectators at the Bislet Stadium.
Goyuca (P.
The
1.
American
Soederquist
the
(D. Smith). Birell) and (Scan- Greening).-Reufer.
United
31 and August
Hongkong will be represented by Shlu Siv-kau (eapt), Chung
3. Per athletes, starting Chin-sing, Cheng Kwok-wing,
the day with 26 points in ar¦ dinavia)-49.68 metres. five of the seven 4. Tom Montgomery Lee Chun-hang Chau Chun-rears, won
Weng Chau, Li Ping dinavians lead to only fix
slashed the Scan- States)-10.04 metren. events and Stu-cheung, Kaning Wing-ning points
5.000 METRES RUN
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Chu Kai-chee and Chau Chun- pont (coach); Mrs Yip Koon-
Miss Mok
201
too severe. Each play- er had to give up four months a year to re- main in such teams.-- Reuter.
hung,
Misa
Chik
Poon
20
Sau-In chun.
COUNTY CRICKET
Frank Woolley Revives
Old Memories
London, July 28.-Frank Woolley, former Kent and England player, now in his 63rd year, today revived memories of his former greatness by on-driving, a imall from Reg Perks for six at Worcester,
2. Fred Wilt (United States) 11 mins. 38.2 seconds.
1. V. Koskela (Scandinavia) The United States sepred 60-14 min. 35.6 seconds.
to Scandinavia's Wing-king, points tolay
Miss 60, and now have 158-1⁄2 points Wing-bung, Miss Chiu to Scandinavia's 104-2.
Mai Whitfield scored an easy-14 mins, 48.6 seconds. win for the United States in
SHOT PUT
Kwai-fong,
and Miss Tang
silk banners were
Po-
In the course of the evening, the 800 metres, but his time of one minute, 61.8 seconda was exchanged 2.6
seconds over his record- between the representatives of breaking
Tun In the last the three competing teams.
Olymple Games.
Lying third for most of the
Baseball
way, the American streaked
3. Erik Ahlden (Scandinavia)
States)-16.00 metres. League ahead on the last in to beat
Standings
the Swede,
Ingvar Bengtsson, by about five yards.
The United States scored a triple
success
the
110
GOLF
Her father,
in
(K. Gethin), Evans), El Arabi terday by the AAU, had Cheong Kin-man, has been
there serious training to avoid a re- Winter Crop (3, heard a hint that
petition. William Teo and Wilfred Lady Rosa (D. might be somo. question
Lawrence are also in this event, ruised if she went on an ex- but the young Chinese has other hibition tour to Maniin, her ideas and can be expected to give a good account of himself. father said yesterday.
The 1048 100 Yards
Breast- champion, C. W. Zimmer-stroke
G. Rozn man, sald that on the day the left she asked the Multnomah Athletle Club, for whom sho had competed, to look into it.
Multnomah
oficials Club said they had no information other than that she was not re- the presenting the club on. four.
Mir Zimmerman wild his "undoubtedly will
Exciting Struggle In Irish Open
Belfast, July 28.-An ex-daughter
Pereira, may meet his Waterloo against Chan Chiu-Cheong who recently clocked 71 1/5 seconds, J. Yvenovich and Au Yeung- sum have been
hard and been training there may be an upset.
Cheong Kin-manan and F. Monteiro (1948 champlon) meet for the first time in the 100 Yards Free-style. The only other occasion that they swam against each other was in a 220 Yards exhibition, resulting in a win for Cheong
The Hongkong and Shanghai
wells and Cable and Wireless Relay.
are entered for the Inter-Hong
1.--James Fuchs (United States)-17.70 metres; (new world record).
2. Wilbur Thompson (United States)~~18.44 metres.
3-Stan Lampert (United citing international struggle hate to lose her standing with
among, representatives of the AAU."
Last December she said in an England, Ireland, Belgium (United and South Africa is de interview that she was con- Bank, Aslatie Petroleum, Dod.
aldering an offer to turn (United veloping in the Irish Open and become a swimming coach.
Golf
the Championship,
This did not woric out, her 3.-Henry
(United second round of which was father sald, and she was not States)-7.10 metres.
played today on the Belvoir now considering a professional
swimming 400 METRES RELAY_Park.course here.
career. Associated 1. United
41.2; scconds..
2-Scandinavia-42.3 seconds.
DECATHLON
points' position in 026 Metres, but though he passed the Decathlon after today's five 31 43 410 two rivals, he could not catch events were as follows:
New York, July 28. Major League standings to date are as follows:
AMERICAN LEAGUE
New York Cleveland Boston Pilladelphia' Detroit Chicago
LONG JUMP 1-Herb Douglas States)-7.47 metres.
2-Gaylord Bryan Alling
Stales)-7.46 metres. metres, places. Craig winner of this seconds. The
Dixon was the
the first three event in 14.2
.concludes to-
57 33
033 morrow. ---Reuter.
$4 30
51 31
Fred Wilt, also of the -600
New
50 15
45
W. L Percorrow
554 York Athletic Club, put in a
52 43 547 grant Anal burst in the 5,000 Leading
37 58 300 V. Koskela, who held on to win
He was playing for an Old-England-XI-captained~ by P. G. H. Fender, of Surrey, in a two-day match against Worcestershire to mark the County's 50 years in first class cricket and his stroke opened the scoring.
Woolley did not intend to The spin bowlers took up the play, but went to assist A E. R. attack immediately after lunch Gilligan to umpire the match. and bowled unchanged, sharing | Washington The Old England. side was n the ten wickets, Kariar at a St. Louis player short however, and cost
of 26 runs and Hollies NATIONAL LEAGUE Woolley
into conceding 49, was pressed
St. Louis service.
Set to score 94 to win on a Brooklyn No cricket boots of a sultable badly wearing pitch, Warwick Boston size could be found for him, but shire made an indifferent start, Philadelphia he managed to get into a pair losing their first three wickels New York
Mr Fender's trousers and for 22, but they pulled round to Pittsburgh went to the wicket wearing his win. This victory gives them | Cincinnati
of
own brown shoes after the first the same number of points in Chicago wicket had fallen without a run the County Championship table as the leaders, Middlesex and
scored.
31 62 .333 by more than 10 yards.
The United States won the
Aihara
States
At the end of the day's play, the lead for 36 holes was held by Ireland's Harry Bradshaw, former winner of the title, who had rounds of 70 and 71. Bradshaw, who lost the re-
of play
the British Open Championship to Bobby Locke is twa carlier in the month. (USA) strokes clear of Sam King, the
Oern Claussen (Scandinavia) 3,977 points.
Irving
56 30 .000 Long Jump, the honours going 3,074 points. 54 37 593 to Herb Douglas.
49 45 521,
The Afth American
success points. 47 40 505 came in the 400 Metres Relay. 45 45 500 A start was made In the 44 47 481 Decathlon and at the halfway 37 54 407 stage the Americans filled the 30 58 383 second, third and fourth places. -United Press. Bob Mathias, the Olymple champlon, was In third spot, 122 points behind the leader, Oern Claussen of Ice Inard.
There was great disappoint. Worcestershire, who each have Robinson To Meeting ment when Woolley jeft after 110, making 17 runs.
amptonshire by 6lx
for
Monschein
Press
Heather Anderson will replace Deris Barton in the 100 Yards | Free-style, otherwise the- con-
testants will be the same ̄as"in" the 50 Yards.
Lou Bittner Lawn Bowls
Replies
PRC RINKS
The following will represent the Police R.C. in League lawn
Manila, July 28.-Blasta is matches 10-morrow. at 4
1st Div. v Hecreto "D" (hemet at nina
J. Bradley, H. Brown, 7. E. Hay- ward, c. ir. Cough (skip); WH
Hillyer (skip): Shepherd (skip).
2nd Div, v BGC (away), ---J. Redman, T. H. Goodman, R. Mag- Kentle, C. Pope (aka E. Wiler
3. Russell. W. A. R. Baunders. T. Pilkington, H. Dewar, tan.. Davies (kip); H. Finney, E: Holland (skip).
Bob Mathias (USA) 3,855 English professional who also by the American Amateur
farms in Kent and whoso Athletic Union. scores were 71 and 72. William Albana (USA) 3,700
American swimming and points-Reuter.
Flory Van Donck, of Belgium, diving stars for participat Cameron, M. Saul, M. For- at 145 and Bobby Locke, of South Africa, at 140, oraing in a series of unsanction-Taylor, T. (ip); D. IL JAMAICAN TEAM FOR
In the hunt, but Fred Daly, ed exhibitions here failed to THE EMPIRE GAMES
probably Ireland's outstanding deter the party today. Kingston, July
player, will need 28-It was
a big effort learned here today that Jamaica he is 11 strokes behind Brad- Oakland sportsman, Lou Blitner, They announced through the tomorrow if he is to recover as is expected to send a team of six to the Empire Games in
that they had received the ap New Zealand. next February.
Farty-three players with ag-proval of SCAP to becnie Reuter,
gregates of 150. or better quali- the frat group of American fled for the Anal two rounds athletes to enter Japan since be tomorrow, and they include all fore the war. the former champlons who en- Donald Campbell
tered
thia year--Bradshaw, Padgham,
Rees Locke, (United Prepares For
Daly.
THE SUMMARIES
Steve Belloise CLOSE OF PLAY SCORES Warwickshire defeated North-
Warwick- New York, July 28.-Ray At Birmingham: wickets shiro beat Northamptonshire by Robinson, world welterweight after a fluctuating day's cricket wickets. Northants 102 and champion, and Steve Belloise, a at Birmingham, in which
21 87 (Kardar 5 for 20, Hollies 3 main contender for middle- 100 METRES HURDLES wickets, fell for 283 runs.
176 weight honours, agreed yester Warwickshire
14-Craig 40);
Dixon (United Warwickshire commenced the (Brown 5 for 02) and 97 for 4. day to terms for a 10-round States)—14.2. seconds. day 103 runs behind on the frat
Middlesex bout At Bournemouth:
2-Dick Attlesey hero on August 24. Luings with seven wickets to 450 for 8 declared and 190 for The fight follows by two States) 14.8 seconds. fall, but most of the batsmen 3 declared (Denis Compton 102 weeks the Ezzard-Charles-- Gus 3-Dick Ault (United failed agalist the accurate spin not out); Hampshire 227, (Rogers Lesnevich bout for the National States) 15.2 seconds, bowling of Freddie Brown and 76, Arnold 00) and 35 for Boxing Association world heavy- Gordon Garlick and finished six none.
weight title.--Associated Press.
800 METRES RUN rung behind the Northampton- AL
Leicestershire Leicester:
Mal Whitfield shire total.
Brown and Garlick, fighting out); Surrey 270 (Squires 51, the ball skilfully, took five for Parker 83).
New York, July 28.-Joc and three for 53, respective- At Frome: Somerset 225 and Velio, manager of heavyweight 134 for 4 (Buse 83 not out); contender Gus Lesnevich, sald Northampton fared even Sussex 330 (Cox 170, Winn 53), today that his fighter was no mare dismally against Eric Al Worcester: Old England longer interested in meeting the Hollies, the England bowler, XI 220. (Arnott 84, Barling 09 | British chunplan, Fred Milla, In and Kardar, the Indian Test not out); Worcestershire 90 for the light heavyweight title bout-52.40 metres. pidyer, being sinised in just one (Jenkins 52 not out).—because of the weight-making under two hours for 87
Reuter.
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66TTER DROP HOOK 862- CUSTOMS.LAUNCH COMING ALON
1.
200 and 07 for 3 (Berry 51 not Lesnevich Too Heavy States) min. 51.0 secs.
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WE'LL HAVE
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difficulty-United Press,
Conquest
UNTIØY BEGGARD- WONDER WHAT THEY
WERE LOOKING
FOR?
GUNNY THING THEY MIGSHO
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United
(Scan-
2 Ingvar Bengtsson (Scan- dinavia)-1 min, 52.2 seca.
3. Stig
Lindgaard dinavia)-1 min, 52.5 secs..
HAMMER THROW
1: Bo Ericsson (Scandinavia)
2. Leo Tamminen dinavia)-51.47 metres.
(Scan-
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And
of Port-
HKCC RINKS The following will represent the KCC against the IRC at Chater Road at 4 n.m. 10-morrow:: D. Phillips, R. Wild, R. A. Fa Susan Zimmerman
wards, A. W. Brown (skin); G. W land, Ore., holder of 17 national Sewell, L. R. Wood. A. Graham, A. F. Towkins (skip); F. C. B. Dirck, records and her eight California. J. R. Mitchell If. F. Shields, teammates will perform for W. Williamson (skin): Reserves: A
KCC RINKS First Division v Rocreto *A** (away) to-morrow at 4 pm. C. Thompson, W. Hong Sting, T. A ledge W. Butterworth. A... Kow, Madar, E. Goodwin (skip); W. Cal-
B. Romolet (telp): A. F. P Guest, J. N. Wong, E. C. Fincher, J. Orem (skip),
Second Division Y BIKFC
Record Attempt The best scores after the 30 American Gls in Tokyo on 5. Erson, J. Skinner.
holes
were Bradshaw (141), August 6 and August 7, after King (142) Padgham (71, and two exhibitions in Hongkong. Coniston Water, Lanca-13), J. Mckenna (73 and 71)
They will return to the United shire, July 28.-Mr Donald Van Donck (70 and 15). Bobby States about August 10 to face Campbell, 28-year-old son of McIntosh (74 and 71),
the late Sir Malcolm Camp (75 and 73). J.J. Busson (78 their case,
Locke (71 and 75). Dol Rees the frowning AAU and appeal
C
A.
bell; today made a success and 70), J. McGonigle (74 and
Blither replied. today to ful firat engine test of the 74) and EW, Jarman (14 and charges raised by Frank Gels, (away) to-morrow at 4 p.m.: 22. 1.
Chairman of the AAU Pacifle | Rowolet,_ C. J. speed-boat with which he is 74). -Reuter.
Homefat, R. s. attacking his father's world
Association Registration Com Capell T. Lock (skipli A water speed record of 141.7
mittee. Bittner enld the aquatic ribble, A. W. Ramsey, B. Gray, ..E. Skinner (kelp); show. was not a professionally Gitting it. Triggs, J. Tang, Geo. miles per hour.
sponsored tour becacie he was Leo (skip), not professional promoter. He mid hp, was acting in a Haison capacity between mcm bors of the Athens Swimming
Donald is making his tests on Coniston Water, where his father, who died on January
Pails Beats
.
1
Fred Perry
this year, set up the record
Just before his death. Donald Scarborough,, England, Club of Onkinnd find officials of
is using lg father's boat, July, 28.-Dinny Palls of Filipino charitable groups. Bluebird II, which is powered Australia eliminated Fred
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LIBERATION SHIELD The following teams have been kotected KBGC and KCC to play in the Liberation Shield game at Aus- in Road on Sunday commencing Pat4 pm. (KBGC sinks first) A.-P. Weir, r. P. Styles, G. E. F. Thompson, I A. Collyer (skip), V C. Thompson,
Ho added: "I resent Gels Howarth, Geo. Lee, Y. Good Win
..
J. Crtalion, 3, McKelvie, (skip)
by the Rolls-Royce engine Perry, former Wimbledon statement that the four on my skin; Plughes, 1 1. Browne, which Sin Malcolm drove at 301 miles on hour in his Blue- champion, today in a two-part was arranged for the pur A. Bagget, C. Champelovier: J. bird car chassis to set a new hour quarter-final duel at pose of Alling Bittner's pockets Forrest, Orem skipi: B world land speed record in the the Slazenger Professional with money, to use his own Dakor, A Dodd, HA Lammert United States in 1935,
words.
KONTENA. Atkins. (skip). . II. Citiina, |Tennis Tournament, en d
T. Baker, A. J. Kew, C. B. Homelet This 14-year-old
engine has
Pails, 28 and 12'yours young held under strict supervision of P. Guest, J, Tang, J. N. Wong, "These exhibitions are being frkip}; "J." Tindall.. T. Wran. T. replaced the
Jet motors with than Perry, exploited his youth Manila's, Social Welfare Cominchar fakip): Aiutton; II, Hemsley, A, Holl (skip]V A. & which the trials were made two to win 4-0, 0-0, 0-1, 3-7, 0-2. - years ago.
mission. Not proceeds will-boji, Bhields R. 2. Wiggjnim, Other needed heavily Rain pain fell
stars came given to worthy charitable or Srkos (kip) v G. Hamlet, B. A over through on echeduld, this afternoon
* 240 Gray, W. flong, Bling T.VA. Madar Conleton Lake
ganisations. Jack Krainer, USA beat and tho weather was expected
say that the mume, J. A. L. Pear- Kaal Schroder, Sweden, 0-4,
It, Birange, W. Bimpson to cause the postponement - of
taken by Gels and Ferris, skip) v C.. I. Stapleton, J. Tibtic Rakupen, Landolt (dip) the first 100-miles-an-hour trial 0-0, 6-L
Don Budke USA, bent AAU Executivo Beuretary G. Robertson. C. Jerry6. run of Bluebird II, which is Mohamed Mobarck, Egypt, might be taken as an insult by Mixer, 17 Fraser," (skip) 90E, D scheduled for the evening. **. 6-4, 6-1, 6-1 and Pancho the Filipines, who have dis Donald Campbell said that he Segura, Ecuador, beat Dan Mas played time and again unparale hoped to be able to make the kell, England, 6-2, 6-3, 6-2, Jaled hospitality." -- Associated toat run tomorrow-Reuter. Associated Press.
Prese
So sorry to say
Capell, T. Lock ikipia R-P Roderiet, CM, Rosmist, / MBE Phillipa "Ai M. Devidan. Balay A La Pajtman" (@kip; " "AREA Tribhis. A.W. Rumsey, Wok Bultars Worth, F. E, skinner, (RAD), SEE!