West Indians
Win
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, FRIDAY, MAY 12, 1950.
PRIOR JONES TAKES SEVEN YORKSHIRE WICKETS FOR 29
won
Bradford, May 11-The West Indies cricket tourista the first match of their tour when they beat Yorkshire, the joint County Champions, by three wickets with a day to spare.
After dismissing Yorkshire in their second lanings for 127, the West Indies were set to get 87 to win. They look nearly two and a half hours and lost seven wickets before they accomplished it.
Prior Jones, the tall, burly West Indies fast bowler, found more life in the pitch than yesterday and took seven Yorkshire wickets for 29 runts,
Len Hutton, the England
opening bal, was the only man,
to stand up to the varying at COUNTY CRICKET
tack of spin and pace and made
G7, which included nix and
four fours.
By tea, the West Indies hind
Ecored 30 runs for one wicket
in their second innings.
HUTTON CONFIDENT
Hution
played
supremely
confident cricket for two and a quarter hour while hitting a
x and four fours before he mistime!! fell to n
drive 10 deepish mild-on at 100.
Yardley gave Jenes an easy return catch at 114 and six runs Inter Smailes, Cozen and Wardle all fell at the same total.
The last five wickels fell for 21 ring.
rete Bl The West Indies
batted for victory when they again. Rae and Stollmeyer were at their ease against hire's early attack. The West Indies had to fight hard against the Yorkshire epin bowlera
tory.
He
hours
J
Leicestershire Beat
Glamorgan With
A Day To Spare
London, May 11.-Leicestershire, at the bottom of the English County Cricket table last season, today whipped Glamorgan, the Champions in 1948, by six wickets with a day to spare.
Glamorgan gave an inept display against a keen attack and left Leicestershire to get 102 runs in their second innings to win.
Leicestershire's opening pair, Berry and Lester. showed that there was little wrong with the Pontyridd pitch by putting on 77 runs in an hour and thereafter the result was never in doubt, the match ending just before toa.
On a pitch which never ap-
No one played a binger part In the muccess than the left-pramel really difficult Warwick- handed Hae who went la fistshire's bowlers, brilliantly cup- kept the und, after being twice missed,ported in the Beld,
Middlesex remained unbeaten after seven viny REEDIVE
of his colleagues had been di batamen struggling for runs, missed.Reuter.
Hallien bowled 50 balls before finished Leonceding a run and
127
158 for
THEY ALL WANT
JOE
Enthusiastic supporters congratulate Arsenal Skipper Joo Mercer as he goes
to the dressing room with the FA Cup after Arsenal beat Liverpool at Wembley
Stadium.
Out
Two Middleweights Step
-And What Happens Now?
ASKS GEORGE WHITING
in
In
For English Athletics:
Oxford-Cambridge Barometer Points To Good Season
SAYS SYDNEY SKILTON
London-Those reliable baromoters of Britain's track and field strength, the universities of Oxford and Cambridge, are set fair. When they contested their annual meet at the White City Stadium, here, we saw that there will be some really excellent material available for the European Championships in August.
We saw also fast and clover running, remarkable aprinting and hurdling, and a general all-round improve- ment in field events, And we came away realising that a very warm reception awaits the Princeton-Cornell team visiting London this summer,
Last Jume when the Tigra
and
The Dark Blues had winners
Ithacans entertained the In the 220 and 440 yard dashes, [combined Oxford Cambridge the one mile, and all six feld team at Princeton, NJ. they events.
won by events to 4.
are
The Light Blues' victors were
A compurison between the in the 100-yard dash; the 120- performances in that American yard high and 220-yard low summer and this English winter hurdles and the 3-mile,
the There was a dead-hent in the but proftless Americans are to win in London 880-yard. The points oggregates hey will have to do much better were 70-50 in favour of Oxford. The score in the series, dating than their best at Princeton.
now stands at 31 That is one effective way of from 1804, indicating how much the wins to Oxford, 38 to Cambridge standard has risen in the past and 6 ties-From the Christian
Science Monitor. year at the British universities,
International Olympic Congress
03
BRITISH UNIVERSITIES You will no doubt note Umat I ald at the British universitien and not specifically by British athletes That was done pur- posely because I wanted to get though there will be an Ameri- The now" What happens
After his fight with Cyrille it seemed impossible that Finch in that once again it looks a
Brussels this could continue the unequal can in the British team. This British Middleweight Champion- Delanost
time it is David Grimes, for. The joint Champions, Middle-1213 (G. Edrich 105. Stevenson hip siluation seems to be tied month, Dick will hang up the struggle.
Turpit, however, refused to merly of Yale, but now of Cani- cut loose. Instead, he continued bridge. Wardle was parilcu-sex, who have decided to rebuild four for 33).
Oxford Univer-in a tangle of uncertainty on ugloves for good, At Oxford:
result of the points verdlet--to
Faced with the immediate imts polished pottering--making captured
For his new university against larly dangeroua
and
their team this year, continued
and 243
Copenhagen, May 11.- (Cantings,
coinpletely unjustl-
won the 120- four wickets for 37 runs,
their poor start to the reason sty
fost-medium, seven my mind
Bed--handed by referee Peter pact of these two statements, the Finch do the running around, and Oxford, Grimes and Sanalles planed down the Lords, where they were out-right-arm
200 and 62). Hampshire
Muir to Albert Finch over Dick Turpin manager, George Middle then stepping in for carefully yard hurdles in 155. a time that Twenty-four items are
that took ye!
one way calculated points at the end of would have won at Princeton the agenda for the Inter- touring batsmen, who
Warwickshire, who fur
Surrey 341. Turpin, in their title fight at ton, sugested
out of the middleweight maze carl succeedinut round.
summer and a time which national Olympic Congress, last "At the Oval: nearly two and a half
Nottingham,
be for Finch to fight would
only twice in before, ruining their first vic-at the close were 384 rous abend eight for no wicket,
with three recond innings wic-
147. and Derbyshire
Oxford which is due to start here Fincl miraculously appeared has been beaten after the fight| Dick's young brother, Randolph.
the 80-odd years of Imellately kets at to fall.
three (Kelly 74).
to gather his second wind.
Cambridge sport.
next Monday. Today, how- At Brentwood: Essex 178 and Finch stepped joyfully out of a
DOING' "NOTHING
the 15th round he tere fato Cerridge
the Executive Com- It is also a time which was | ever, (Insole not out shower to confirm that he will 120 for three
Turpin with such great gusto Northamptonshiro 347-never again box at the middle-
were holding their But this solution was quickly that panle-stricken yells of "fold not equalled by Olympic hurd-mittee Reuter.
weight limit of 111. lb. So
upon by both parties. on. Dick!" began ascending from ling champion, Lord Burguley first meeting and tomorrow
and
Robert Tisdall, in their
the Committed we have a new Champion, who, jumped
will meet Cambridge days. on his own statement, has no Said Finch: "At 12 stene I'll beati Turpin's agitated corner.
That performance should de- the International Federa- intention of defending his title. Randolph more easily than I did
But at 11st. lb. nothing As a grand-stand finish it was Dlek.
wonderful. But I still fall to finitely assure Grimes of a place tions. doing."
see how it wiped out what in the British team-he had one second- year but Dick took the loss of his title considered to be an unassailable last like a gentleman, Waving aside fend, built up by Turpin in the string-and a repeat of the time gress agenda include the follow-
Ju the ing place him with a smile a room ful of middle rounds. My private will surely campaging sympathisers he told score-card marked elght rounds company of American hurdlers. them to quit holding inquests to Turpin. five to Finch, and two who have warn Oxford's colours Olympic
and won in the a decision that nothing even. over
Inter-varsity series. could change.
They -(London Express Service)
number three-Tevis Huhn,
of Princeton; Stanwood of Bowdoin, and John Irwin, Princeton.
Other Americans, of course, have
in a number of Lion Won Inther events, particularly in the Games in Melbourne in 1950."
for Deld, but if Grimer wins he will
Gamen-from Lausanne. be the first Cambridge hurdler 1080 to do so.
Los Angeles, Buenos Aires and Rome."
A Japanese observer to the is Dr Ryotaro Congress here Azuma, Chairman of the Na- trenal Olymple Committee of Japan.
Dr Azuma told Reuter here today:
"In Japan we hope and
FINAL SCORES
YORKSHIRE
1st Jung
1st mings
flutton
t.
Halliday Bow b. Jones
WEST INDIES
YORKSHIRE
2nd Innligs
Junes b.
Goddard...
Lowson e, and b. June:
Lester b. Pierre
Wilson c. Walcon U. Jones
Yardley e nad b. Jones
Suniles c. Pierre b. Jones Wardle b. Jones
Brennan b. Jones
EXURE
Coxon e. and b. Goddard
Truchan not out
Total
DI
with five wickets for 44 with his leg-break and googlier.
Though 183 aheng on the first 1innings Warwickshire did not A. H. enforce the follow-on,
Kardar,
Pakistan the rounder, again halted well for
Warwickshire and with his cap-
Callover On The Derby
London, May 11.-Bookmakers American- made the
a 15 to a bred Prince Simon tonight
67tain, Dollery, put on 162 for the favourite for the Epsom
ย
11
17
asix wicket, the best batting of
the day at Lords,
4
127
CLOSE OF PLAY SCORES
Close were:
of play reores today
Derby when
they called over the card at the Victoria Club here,
At Tuesday's callover, Prince Simon was on offer ni 3 to 1. As a result His price was cut of his win Stakes yesterday.
in the Newmarket
In another dressing-room, a few yards down the passage, ex- champion Turpin confirmed that he, too, is no longer interested.
International Hockey Series Starts Sunday
"1
thought
won
I
casily he told
I me, "but enough," achieved my ambition when 1 first became champlon, and Lonsdale belt put had that
No referee middle. around my
thnt memory away can take from me. I've no regels."
For Finch, let it be said that Sunday marks the begin- ning of the International he fought with great gallantry Hockey Series, when alla battle that looked all the odds
In the world against him. eight local National teams
At Pontypridd: Leicestershire
Only five horses were quoted beat Glamorgan by six wickets. Glamorgan 75 and 121 (Paler, and three of them are trained the Missing from f 13). Lelin France. offbreak, four
quotations was Pardal. It was cest rire 95 and 103 for four.
scratched by At Worcester:
Combined Servlees 1931 M. Marcel Boussae, who's other Worcestershire 163 try. Galeador, was quoted at And 142.
(Kenyon 53, and 143 for hee Dewe not out 50).
Wiwit bire 326
Worcestershire reported from Paris tonight that will be seen in action.
Fall of wickets: 1.7, 2/6, 3/9, beat Combinent Services by ve Pardal had been
7/120, į sneketa
4/62.
5/100, 8/120, 0, 120.
6/114.
WEST INDIES
2nd nines
Ra no 111
31
11
b.
Coson b.
Stilmeyer
Wordle
Worrell us o
Worke
Sanalter
Waleo lbw b Wardle
Crestrail
Smalles
C
Coxon b
17
Button b.
Gomez w b. Wardle
Goddard
Wardle
C.
Jones not out Extras
Telul for even with's
-Bouler.
GOLF
At Lord: ant 201 for seven (Dollery not oat 12).
Middlesex 143.
Cambrukte:
Cambridge University 321 for nine declareti and 24 for no wiekel. Lancashire
Amateur Billiards
20 to 1.
The quotations were:
QUOTATIONS
15 to 8 Prince Simon.
A to L Amiral.
to Castle Hoelt...
100 to 8 Vieux Manoir,
1 Galeador.
20 10
33 to any others.-Reuter.
"
that between Pakistan-unless have some untried the latter
their sleeve. It stars up hoped that we shall be seeing: Police'e Yusef In action in this sidy. It may be remembered of this was robbed that he
MASKED LIGHT OUT ebance last season by a farlal
London,
May
injury.
LEAGUE TENNIS
Scotland Again
Invited To Rio
would be a
E
Notable items on the Con-
Recognition of the National Conmilices of Ger- International many, Slom, Curacao and
Israel"
"Dates of the opening and Charles closing of the 1952 Games at Maine; Helsinki (proposed July 10 to
August 3)."
OVERSEAS STAR Another overseas athlete out- at the Oxford-Cam- Andreus Oxford
was
the
"Report by Sir Harold Lux- the Olymple concerning
appiications
"Following
Rio de Janeiro, May 10. Sports -The Brazilian Federation is to invite the standing.
bridge 'meet POLISHED POTTERING
Scottish National Football Johannes Burger, an Some classic games are fare Drained of sap by his battle Team to play Brazil's World South Afrlean from Stellenbosch University, He won the pole seen, with the cream? of the with the sentes, only three days) League teams playing for their out of bed with a heavy cold, Cup Eleven before the Cup
No undergraduats has been xpect to become members of back on his tournament starts on June Vault at 13 feet.
different Federations and then hooked countries.
nearer the clouds from his own
that we can participate in the propulsion. Previous best was
not would Only one game seems a fore-heels by Turpin's body punches, 24.
from Harvard, Helsinki Games. We Finvio Corta, Brazilian coach by the Cantab Rone conclusion:
who saw Portugal unti
England beat Seat-Oscar Suterinelster, who cleared be able to send so many sports- mcn to Helsinki as we could to That was a
les and Berlin before Los Angeles land, 10, at lampden Park, 12ft. n. in 1033.
better than the the suggestion performance Glasgow, made
of Bnancial war because Burger's which the Federation accepted. then English record.
English reasons, but we would seral our spokesman. who 13ft, also bettered the A minority
are good. "We have. In particular, five argued that a Brazilian defeat best, now standing at 12ft. din. best people, and they a
moral shock, was
to improve In an attempt upon the British national record outstanding swimmers."
Dr Azuma added that if Japan Chinere RC (1) bealsutrated
of 13 ft. Gin. Burger narrowly
is Invited to Helsinld "we will 10.—Masked | ""The other games-Scotland Craigengower CC, 8-1, in the Scolland withdrew from the failed.
Tournament when But despite the cloud climbing be able to read a good crowd of Light, the first winter favourite trefand, England v Wales, and Men's "C" Division of the Ten- World Cup
"Netherlands-slauldnts League yesterday.
kunt they
Internationalef Burger the brightest star in highly trained people.”—Reuter. in betting for the Epsom Derby, India
was Britain's was withdrawn from the classic provide some close results.
S. K. Wound & Wal-kwong
who won the NO PLACE FOR HATRED Association, Roger Bannister Scottish Football at first that clic drew with HK. Ier and Championship to England. The the manent It was thought 11-Arthur today. No reason was given.
11-Mr Copenhagen. May May Landon.
Scotland would
strongly Chow 6-9, bent T. Chas Scoll be
beal which
land one-mile in 4m. 14.03. to improve always sald and Gary Wack 6-3; viner-up in
V. Frenckell._ a Finnish would only play in the World upon his own intervarsity record Erik 87/libbert,
finished third England 134 in
of member
the Internatiount break f
lu Kin-lionz Dale a
in the reent 2,000 Guineas be placed, but it seems they have tes and A. Raymend 6-1.
champions of 4m. 10.2s set last year. British Te Sh-lur and had to struggle hard to find a
Cominitte, which their view
Olymple minutes when his Englis Ama-
would not alter team due beat Lee and Chow 1-1: drew with Cup
ለ። a year-old freshman Billiard: Championship hind tur
bred food representative American
despite the prolent of Scottish four years are Bannister, from meets here next Sunday, said the holder, Woodward's
ond Raytrond 6-1, mi-final against
I bei
with Scottish, Irish or Chay Tin-kin and Trang Chun football supporters-Associated in north London school, won the today that he would like to ste Frank Edwards, was continued linee Simon, current favourite to "supposedly" English players Chna and Wang 6-8; beat Cantes fu beat Lee and Chow 6-3; beat
Oxford-Cambridge mile in 4m, all countries represented at the
Olymples to be held at for the mile-and-a-half Epsom, here today..
on May 27.-Associated
30.Es. In 1948 he improved to 15th Next to Portugal as favourites,Chan and Wary 6-2; beat CoatesPress. Hibbert,
1n, 23.45. and then declined an Ifelsinki in 1952. from Face
Press.
the choice is Ireland. If this and Raymorul do.
be considered for "I can well understand that Invitation to YORKSHIRE CUP team can find their fee early,
Britain's Olymple team because all nations, which have suf
and during occupation he thought he was too young.
diflcult to acept at the London, May 11-There
eight Nual acceptors Yorkshire Cup, to be run over two miles, of York on May 17. They are, with weights:
11
Championship
who
comes
1917.
10
deficit of more than 600, but in
Alf Perry Leads Manchester, faced an overnight By A Stroke At spite of this goud start today he
Walton
Heath
was further interval.
in arrears
At that stage Edwards led by London, May 11. The .331 polis to 1,597 and seemed well set to run out a comfortable stage is set for another winner when the match ends great International struggle later this evening.-Beuter.
in the final 36 holes of the
Daily Mail £2,500 profes-
stonal golf tournament on
the Walton Heath Course ⚫tomorrow.
ITALY BEATS ENGLAND 5-0 Milan, May 1-Italy beat by five goals
Forty-eight professionals and England
to nil
one amateur with aggregates of here today, having led by three 155 or better survived from the goals at half-time.
142.
1
in
144.
the
Masked Light
Palestine
anel
William
17:
for the
נה
V.
and if their defence is as strong their forward line, they should prove ponents.
as
lloee
Recrela 14. RAF 11⁄2
P. telho and S. Collngo He- 10) beat Hamilton and Doyle formidable op-10-4: beat Yule and Mayne 1-2: best
Gibbles and O'Neill 0-2
KCC TENNIS FINALS
11 is expected that Indin will J. A. Soares and F. Nood: drew the KITC with Hamiton and Doyle - heat Comprise most of
Yule and Mayne 6-3; beat, Gibbin Woodburn, Vic Day, Donino team, and it is known that the and O'Neill -1.
Olveira and J. Marques lost, (all Netherlands are limited to only L. Atom Miraculous and
memberg
in the to Hamilton and Doyle 4-4: heat stone), Charleval. 15 playing carrying 9
Tot Yule and Stayne 0-2; heat Glhbins int- Prionium and Dutch, HC, However, the
and U'Ne 0-3. Royal Empire, Lone Eagle (all carrying 8 stone, ter pulled one out of the ba
inst season, by taking the points 9 pounds).-Reuter,
from England in the first round, and may well provido further surprises this time.
Basketball Tourney
USBC 6. KCC 4
The Tennis tournaments are coming to a close and
17
several Finals will be hell! Americans will rementber
over
the week-end.
fered
he
In 1949 he set a new meet war, find it record and now in 1950 he has the presence of all nations", lin "but they must forget. improved on that. Small mid, wonder Bannister is talked of as otherwise we shall never have
in peace
the world. Youth Britain's miling prospect of the
must not be taught hatred." century.
sald Mr Frenckeli
that the Committee is in the touch with REMEMBER BANNISTER
not say Russia but he could The Bannister
for his devastating more.
"No doubt Japan will be re- Zimmern and Grose (KCC) lost programme is as follows:-4m. 11.1 mile at Princeton Inst
added, "but year. It Was within a few presented,"
I to Catley and Tottle 2-6; lost to Crossley and Redhead 3-4;
Saturday at 3 p.m. the Finals seconds of the world record sel Germany is the problem.
track by the late hope this latter country is al Wright and Hancock 6-2.
lowed to come. The whole C. Rossejet and Lapsley beat Cat-of the Mixed Doubles Handicap en the same Beetley and Tottle 6-1; bent Crosley will be played between Mts3 John Lovelock in 1933.
6-0; beat Wrigh and P. Ward and A.
Bannister V. White
who is at Exeter purpose of the Olympic idea is world should of the College,
at that the entire where Lovelock Fun Sunday,Sooland ireland, and nedau
Hancock
to against the winners Thompson and Huang Yon
2-0; font Tottle Catley and
STADIUM COMPLETED Mr A. Forward against Mrs destined for St Mary's Hospital, where Lovelock also Portugal v Pakistan, RNRC No. 2. Crossley and Redhead 44; lont to me between Llout. Cot and tended in his Oxford days, is meet at a ports festival"
Wright and Hancock 1-0.
Groundwater and N. Hart London,
completed his medical studies. The stadium in which to a.m.
SCAA 9, KITC
All the records established by On the same day at 4 pm Lovelock at Oxford have been
THE FIXTURES International
Toumanent,
Recreio, 2.30 p.m.
Wales v England, RNRC No. 1.
il a.m.
India v Netherlands, tecrelo, 10 Tuesday-The winners of (1) - v The winners of (21, Recrese, 5.45
best
to
first 30 holes which ended today, The Italians. playing ruperi With the former Open Champion, football, retained their unbroken Alf Perry. in the lead wilh
The 1K. Chinese YMCA will record of victories while com pletely nutmanoeuvring
meet the Whaly of Shanghai in slike.
were the final of the quintuplet in-
You and T. H. Wong who Ole Pickworth, of Australia, England
vitation basketball tournament
(SCAA) beat Y. J. 10han and S. while dominated throughout. enly a siroke away
5.45 p.m.
And Y. Khan 6-1; beat S. S. Jus- of (4), HNRIC No. Charles Ward and Sid Scott are
Three times in the first half tonight at Caroline Hill at 8p..
Any games postponed on Sunday sain and 1. 21arilla G-1. within six and Bobby Locke, South and twice
minutes P.m.
The winners will be presented
C. M. Tang and C. Y. Wong holder of the Africa's
Open of the re-start the Italian for- with a cup donated by Mr Aware to be played on Tuesday at 8.43
n.m. Any game postponed on brat Khan and Hussain 6-0; beat Tuesday, are be played on Thur Khan and Khan -1; beat Husam In the wart sp the England defence Bron-haw. Championship, is
day at 6.45 p.m.
and Itarilla G-1. running with 145 after an im-lio score-Reuter.
Wednesday, Inter-Service Touma- proved display today.
Perry and Scott both had
rounds of 69 toung to create a Famechon Operated Chinese "y" and South China
New record
for the
Courte
and he kept his lead throughout
the day.
S
Baker,
The winners of (3) y The winners A. Hussain 0-2: brot Fudo Khari the Finials of the Ladies Doubica eclipsed by Bannister and June on' the occasion of Hel
When the La Salle College team of Manila returned home Last week, they forf.fied their inst two games pairist the II.K. were awarded the AA who Perry being the first to do this On For Appendicitis points
The Warriors basketball team Paris, May 11-Raymond of Shanghat will leave to-day Perry was once assistant at Famechon, the Eurupon Feather- on their return home, via Can-Kings Park, Walton Health to James Brald weight Champion, was success-ton. and he knows all the intricacies fully operates on today for ap- had hapindicitis. The Champlon has of the Course. He moments of needing recovery iequested from the French Box- shots but then slowed his calibre inst Federation a further delay whaly
this 45-year-oldox for his match with Lula San-Chinese and champlon will be a hard man tago, of Spain, for to shake off tomorrow-Router. Router.
HOW THEY STAND
Warriors
Lys title.SCA
La Salle
W L Pu
3
G
the Games are to be held is now Anished and will be opened in
400th anniversary. It 1652 sinki's Handleap will be played with the Londoner has built all his
on the Mrs M. Chow and Mrs L. preparations
it is not an will hold 70,000 people.
Sales of tickets for the Games Benjamin inecting Mrz J. Hors-Olympic Games
unitazonable assumption that he mun and Mis M. Fisher,
will also emulate the New Zen-will start on September 1, 1931, Mr Frenckell said today On Sunday at 10.30 pm. Mrsander as an Olympic champion, and
Ae expected that they After providing two record that Khan and Hussain 6-0; beat Khan M. Chow will meet Miss N,
Lambert Boker in the Semi-breakers It was scarcely surpris-would be sold out within a Finals of the Ludies Doubles Ing that Oxford won the 1930 week Handicap, A. E. P. Guest will meet, meet A v. White and T. E. and R. O. Baker wilt oppose A. Zimmern aul J. V. Selloro
K. C. Wan and Dr Tyan and Khan 6-2; beal Buskalo Harun 6-3.
and
beat
and
Half the tekels will be re- ceived for Finland, where it is Jexpected that up to 2,000,000
will want to see the Games.
Asked whether he expected.
nilinis and Hongkong Army X to be included in the
meat-IN and BM v Army, SRC Yesterday, Arny beat Pak, 0-1. 0, 1, 5.30 p.m.
* WELSH TEAM
MIXED DOUBLES "A" The following have been selected
SCAA B, KCC 0· to represent Wales in their match against England on Bunday at 11
11. H. 10 and Miss Ullam Khoo a.m. on No. 1 UNIC Ground
Please phone. beat Byrde For 3171 x Pune Major Derved 0-3 beat E. C. Fincher and m
Miisa Ward 6-2; beat J. Leriou and Doubles Handicaps respectively. Goal, Capt White; Backs, S/Sgt Mes Tebbuit 5-2.
On the same day at 3.30 p.m. Firth, Major Puch; Halves. Major E. Trol and Mrs M. Chow hent Baker and Bonbemand 6-1; beat
beat C. Kotewall and J. Fenton will Byrdo STL Berali, LC Windam
of the fast W.R. Wilkinson, Bdr Fincher and Miss Ward -3;
play the winners ForWNIL James, L/Bar Bowell, '; Leriosa and Xira.Tebbutt 6.1. Wood,
Gordon Lum and Mrs Ip beat morning's game of the Men's Set Watson.
Bed Jerseys White Shorts and Baker and Mils. Bombernand 8-11
boat Fincher and Mrs Ward 6.0 Doubles Handicap in the firnis Stockings will be brought to the
boat Leriou and Mrs Tabbutt 5-0.1of this `avent ground.
to play.
Wins In Singapore 1952 Dogramme, Mr Frenckall
+
suict that he did not.
"There is not a chance in n' Singapore, May 11-Afier a
Thero game, the thousand", he added. and forceful
team are at least 10 other sports: Hongkong Army friendly match. today-Reuter. Igramme."--Reuter. beat 30 Bn RADC 4-3 in a which need a place: In the pro
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