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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, THURSDAY, JULY 27, 1950.
BANTAM CONTENDER
OUT
WEST INDIES ALL
FOR 375 AGAINST
DURHAM
COUNTY
Sunderland, July 26.
Fresh from their triumph in the third Test match the West Indies visited Sunderland today for a two-days' match against Durham County. They amassed the useful total of 375 runs before their last wicket fell just on the tea interval and then got rid of four County hatsmen for 100 runs after- wards.
:
together
Things looked brighter for the tourists when those four wickets had fallen for 28 runs, but J. Keeler, a stubborn opening bat, and R. Proud came for a fifth wicket stand which has no far put on 62 runs.
Valentine was rested from the
side After his!
mazing marathon spel in the Carey
their in- ning with Stolimeyer api Mar- shall.
Bowling
M
West
Indies
Test, and the
tourists had a
shock when opening
Jackson Owen Laidlaw
10 28.4 4 130 25
H W 43
Fall of wickets:
1-4, 2-13,
3-22 and 4-30.
4
10 0
Bowling to date
15
2 70
Coverdale
*
1
D 12
O
M
W
Clark
10
11
I
a Pierre
Jones
14
2
0
0
20
3 0
11
11
12
0
0 10
ព
3
10 had Stollmeyer, before scored and with only one run
Byes 13. len-byes 5. no-ball Ramadhin on the board was leg-before. Then, however, Trestrail treated 1 (by Owen).
to soine brilliant. the crowd
atting which brought him 103 rung in 120 minutes
114 runs In Gomez, scoring 130 minutes, also delighted the crowd as he scored confidently all round the wickel.
Ramadhin left the Beld with
knee after bowling a strained
have and i lu three treatment from the Sunderland Football Club trainer at Roker
Park.
When
Weat
overs
Durham batted the closely Imlies used
which restricted
packed field
2
scoring chances and caused the
but Keeler and
DURHAM COUNTY Ist Innings Clark, c, Goddard b. Pierre Keeler, no out Coverdale, c. Trestrail D.
Jones
Cares, c. Walcott 1. Pierre Jackson, bw b. Ramadhin Proud, not out
Extran
Total (for four)
50
William
Gomez
Stollmeyer
Bye 1, leg-byes 1.-Reuter.
COUNTY CRICKET
Landon, July 26.
The following were the close of first-clast play scores cricket matches played today!
of
100
Kubler Leading
early collapre County captain Tour Of France
Proud,
the
made the Bell spread a bit by
attractive stand
till unbroken,
which is
THE SCOREBOARD
WEST INDIES
1st innings
Stollmeyer, law b. Jackson
Mar: hall, C. Proud b. Jack-
son
Trestrail, c. and b. Carey 105 Watent, c. Austin b. bald-
5
Goddard, b. Laidlaw Gomez, c. Keeler, 17. Clark 114 68 Willaris, . Jackson....
Ramadhin, C.
I'roud
b
Owen
Jones, c. Hail D. Owen
Pierre b. Jackson
Rae, not out
Extras
Tetni
Other placings were:
2.-Gilbert Bauvin (France) 1hr 3 mins. 22 secs.
3-Dominique, Forlini
42 mins. (France) 6 bis
324
Gentlemen AL Lords: (Dewes 04, Doggart 75, Brown right-arms |122. Tattersall
editum offsph bowler, three for 30): Players on run for no wicket.
At
313 Maidstone: Essex (Faragher 60. Eve 55, Dovey, right-arm medium offsplu how- Kent 50 for ler, Ave for 78). ne wicket.
At Manchester: Lancashire 191
Peter Keenan, Glasgow bantamweight, at work on the puncht ball By his recent defeat of Bunty Doran of Belfast on points over 10 rounds Peter advanced a step nearer to the British bantamweight title.
·
Malayan University Team Entertained Supper Dance
At
More than 150 graduates,
undergraduates and guests attended the supper and dance at the Roof Gar- In honour of the den. Hongkong Hotel, last night Malayan University.
Among those present were the Vice-Chancellor, Pro- the Hon. Sir fessor L. T. Ride, Sir Robert Ho-Tung.
Sir Man-kum Arthur Morse and Lady Morse, the Hon. Lo and Lady Lo, the Hon. M. W. Lo, Dr C. W. Lam, President of the HIKU Alumni Association and Dr D, K.. Samy..
TROPHIES PRESENTED Trophies for the inter-varsity eries were then distributed by Lady Lo,
FRANCES STEPHENS THE GAMBOLS NOW BRITAIN'S NO. 1
WOMAN GOLFER
.
By ARCHIE QUICK
By sheer merit Miss Frances Stephens has forced herself to be recognised as Britain's No. 1 woman golfer, and is now certain to play top in the Curtis Cup match against America at Buffalo, USA, in September.
What a difference to two years ago when the Curtia Cup was fought for on her home course at Birkdale, Southport, and she was not included in the home team. It was alleged that, although she "knew every blade of grass at Birkdale," she had been sidetracked by the Ladies' Golf Union because her father was a professional at Bootle.
Performance. however, won) These performances, together that several of her a place in England's In-with the news
Cup team of ternational team last year, and America's Curtis
ago will not. be the unique achieve-available, are happy auguries now she has set the seat to her two years
"Daily for Britain's success at Buffalo. fame by
ment of winning the
is no reason why our Tournament There Graphic" National at Wentworth for the fifth year team should not be the strongest
since the War. In surcession!
This 21
can yet
OR BUT I
You
Barny
ALWAYE KNOW WHICH IS YOUR BOOKMAKER'S BILL-DEAR -ITS THE LETTER MARKED PRIVATE
WEEK-END
BOWLS
TEAMS
The following fre the of the selections different Clubs for this Lawn Bowls
Mr Critchley, who will cap- year old carve a niche in women's golf-tain the team, told me the other ing history as deeply as Joyce day when I met her with Ber
skating team Scott, the Pain bara Ann Cecil Leitchi, Wethered,
The siar, and Misa Kilty Blucit, Barton and Enid Wilson. stuff of which she is made was the Australian comedienne, that amply demonstrated at the last she will have her team in the Saturday's hole at Wentworth. She needed Sintes in good time, and they Lengue Matches: a round of 12 with a four at the will go straight to Buffalo for
beat Min Jean practice. eighteenth to Hisgood. Her second was shart, all compete
"No pleasure 1st Division (home) v Hongkong a "Bobby Locke Champlonship. but she took wedge and laid her third deadjaunt this," said Mrs Fishwick, Football Club, K., Rumjahn, U. "We shall be serious and de- A. Rumjan, M.D. Hasan, U.M. for the required Agures.
Omar (skip); A.A. Razack, B, Yusuf, termined and will treat the tour A.AT. Omar, A.. Minu (skip); M as a hard job of work."
GREAT COLF
There was
by the
some great
Holl
this tourma-
than the
14
After that they wil American in the
American Swimmers
For Japan
IRO
1, Razack, J. Hoom, A.R. M
.K. Omar (ap).
V Filipino 2nd Division (away) Club, (Players are requested to meet at Star Ferry, IDC mide at 330 p.m. sharp).-D.M.A. Razack, A.O. Ma dar, A.M. Rumjahn, 1. All, (skip); 8.0.
Beemin Dux, A.. Razack, A.M. Wahab (skip); AM, Kodir. E.R. Markat, M.Y. Adat, J. M. A. Ramjahn (axip).
3rt Division (away) v. Kowloon Docks Club. (Players are requested to meet at Star Ferry, 1x aklo at 5.43 p.m. charp)-A.1. Kitchel, J. 8 Ackler, M.A. Wahah Sr. A.It. Kltehell (skip); I. Kitchell. F.M. i Areulli. 6.5. Huruin. O.R. Sadiex (skip); S. Aboo, S.A.R. Tux, A.II. Abbey, A.R.A. Rahman (skip),
101G0
1st Team at home v PRC.-J. Tin-
San Francisco, July 24. Fourteen water speedsters representing the best of American swimmers left to- day for Japan to meet Nip- pon's vaunted mermen, dall, 3.0. Meyer, E. Greenwood, L. Coach Bob Kirputh of Yale kes (skip); I. Caddi, A. Staven. W.C. Simpson Chittenden, A.L.G. Eastman (skip). a Pan-American. Clip
nd Team at home ▼ ITPC.---A. per bound for Tokyo.
Huiten, W. Wilcox. P. Hughes. M.E. Purvis, L. Guy (kip); C. Among them was John Mar-1.6. frowne, J. Crighton (skip): Elnil. Australia'a contribution 2. Wren. G, Comtelio, A. Balley.
Course Record took the crew of champions (skipti o. Norman, D. Tran
ladies in
better ment, none remarkable last round of 70 by Auk- Bishop, of
Donald, the Miss Maxine
Miss Jean tralla. Scottish champion, Mrs Suther- Paris July 20.
(Pam Barton's Pilch of Belgium,
land Maurice Home, won the 12h stage of the Tour
all played Sara Bolton,
well, France cycle race today.
proposing a toast for there to be added on year after sister) and the Irishwoman, Mr
1oo did near-veterans of 233 the distance covering
tradition that will go down ke Men AC. Critchley (Miss 165 miles) (Titmus three for 32). Middle visitors, Mr Peter C. Wong, Pe-year, will slowly but surely arise and su
sident of the HKU Union and: Kilometres (about
was) and from Santiguidens to Perpignan, | rex 96 for three.
"Although this is the first time in history just as traditions Dinna Fishwick that University of Malaya has older universaties ke Oxford Ms Mully Gourlay. Djhous. 20 mise, 13. sees
At Worcesters Worcester 164 the Laker, right-arm oftapin bew-ever sent a team overseas, yet and Cambridge have been built a great deals through generations of later- ler, four for 36, Parker, right- we have heard
about the fine sportsmanship of varsity sports contests." arin medium bowler, four for
the Malayan undergrads. The 142). Surrey 148 for three- (May
be- series
of matches played 60 not out).
tween our guests and ourselves punt fortnight tize during
that our proved conclusively
stronger team. right-arm fast Visitors are a
78). On behalf of the Union there- live for
nafore, I would like to offer then nine for
aur heartfest congratulations.
"During their brief stay here they have proved themselves f be excellent company. When went down to meet them ot their arrival, all of them were At Bournemouth: Northump-strangers to me, but now after have (Dare, left-armness than two weeks, tonshire 129 slow spin bowler, Ave for 331. come to know them quite well. Hampshire 91 for six-euler.
"I wish to take this oppor- tunity of thanking our Vice- Chancellor. Dr L. T. Ride, the the Sic Arthur Morse, 1100 hn. Sir Man-kam Lo the flou
Alumul, and M. W. Lo. our
The leaders in the general 4classificated after the 12th store
19❘ were:
19
375
H.K. BOWLERS
LOSE AT
BATTERSEA
(From Our Own Correspondeni)
London, July 26.
In a two rink game the Hongkong lawn bowlers to- day were defeated 68-34 by the Magdalen Park Bowling Club, Battersea.
J. McKelvie's rink won a close match by a single point but B. W. Bradbury's risk was heavily defeated by 25 points. Bradbury conceded a six, a five, a four
ar five threes. Scores were:
E. A. Atkins, H. White, II. Cowlin, J. McKelvie (skip) 20, Magdalen Park 19.
5. A. Gray, L., the Rome, A.
. Hall. B. W. Bradbury (skip)
14, Maghalen Park 30.
1-Ferdinand Kubler (Swit- zerland) 80 hrs. 14 mīns 2/5
At Hul: Yorkshire 348 (Hal- liday B5, Wilson 65, Firth 67 ant cut. Lambert, medium bowler. Gloucestershire wickel.
Derbyshire 251 left-arm Langridge.
three for 10),
At Burton: (James slow bowler, 2-Louis Robert (France) 80 Sussex 35 for four. hra. 15 mins. 24 secs.
3.--Raphael Geminani 15 min. 20 (France) 80 hrs.
ees--Reater.
Strathspey Wins The Goodwood Stakes
Badminton.—(Aw
Boon-haw
cup, Malayan University,
Tennis-Chan Ah Row Cup), longkong University.
Cricket-{L T. de Shield), Malayan University, this year's series being drawn,
Universities.
many other well wisher, with HKU ALUMNI TO 61
Kenerous Lubstanre
aut whose
Equalled At Harrogate
Harrogate, Yorkshire,
July 20.
to
this series of Inter-Varsity PLay MalaYANS course record.
matches would not have been
possible. Our thanks are als Cricket and tennis teams have Jue to the well-known thilan-been seiveled to represent the the visiting Malayan kindly presenting
on
to Yale, who set six new world F.F. Skinner takip). and American swimming records last week-end of Seattle.
g
Recrela
"live" - bye.
3rd Division: Recreio (home) ▼ PRC at 4pm-R.A, Campos, .A. Victor, M, Ferreira, L.A. Rosario skip L. Rodrigues. H.S. Reme A.A. Guterres 0.A. Pinna, 6.E. souza. D.C. Alves (skip),
on, M.L. Roza, J.J. Basto (skip).
IIKFC
1st Division v IRC (away) at 3.30 PE. Tuck, A.W, Hircock, T.MT, Pile, NJ. Debbington Inkip); C.V.
at Divisioni "White" (home) v Marshall will be pitted against KDC *p.me.M.V. Jubeiro. Hironoshin Furuhashl, the "Fly- P.A. Costa, GA Noronha, F.V.V. Fish of Fuliyama" and tibetro (skip): L... da Sliva, J.). Best bowling performance ir
Antonio Cerda, of the
owner of the 1,500-metre world Xavier, M.A. Baptista, I.A. Ozarlo (HIP): A.M. Alves. H.R. Finns, C. cricket.-J. C. Koh
Best batting performance in Argentine, and Jim Wade, record. Marshall thattered the P. Basto, C. Roza-Pareira (skip). ericket. S. McCoy,
of Yorkshire, with 138, led mile mark at Seattle and un- bettered Furuhashil's Souvenirs of the 1950 Inter-the qualifiers into the third oftently Varsity series were presented to
Marshall said he was in good participating member of both round of the Northern Bri-1,500-metre time on the way.
tish 2,000 guineas golf tournament here. Wade had shape to-day but he added, "I I get alesick and A brilliant second round of don't know how I'll be when
I get there. today
equal the seasick." Although he is ac- companying the United States team Marshall will swim inde- The tournament is being dependently-as an Australion.
all of 90 holes, cided! over
the bearing. The AAU representatives will Jamtenon, W.V. Fiel, J.11. O'Grady. count in which
professionals and swim in Tokyo on August 4, 5.N. Rakusen (skip): All Ho Ninety-nine
13 Kenzie, A. McAlpine, 11.1. Bickford. On August 12
A.L. Roberts (skip). with against பா
seven amateurs with two-round and 0.
of 158 or better they will compete in Osaka. aggregates
2nd Division y KDGC (away) at Dr C. W 1 must also thank
qualified for the third round to-
Other swimmers making the 3.20 p.m. J.1. Barnes, L.b. Joren The Aturni teata are: of our very fine trophy for Badalton. University,
morrow after which the leading Lam, President
Alumni.
trip are Jim McLane, Wayne G.L. Young. J. Watson (akipi: K, Smith, M. Heaton, E.L. Strange, K. contest lic Tennis prize for the
(D1 U Eu Tung Sen 56 players will
Forti, Allen Stack, Richard W. Forrow (skip); 1. Skinner, JR. best bowler.
1 5.30 pm of din 36 holes on Friday. and Dr. K.
Gyngor for donating
Thonan, Bowen Standorth and Wyper, J.T.K. Gilchrist, 1. Vitches Sumy, for donating a prize for day-Dr George Choa (Capt. Mr F.. Zimmern. Mr Tu Tak-cheuk,
Amons those qualified were Dennis O'Connor, all of Yale, (skip). he best batsman, bath in Mr Lee Hua-kek, Mr Robert Tay,
Donck, of Waterton Ford Kouno. of Nuuanu YMCA, Mr J, Fenton.
Hory Van A 3 to 1 favourite, Strathspey carried top-weight of
Cricket ca the University Pavilion (Brussels), D. Ruddock (Royal Hawaii. Ilchard Cleveland, of
Il Division v KBGC (away), at nine stone to a two lengths win. The Australian jockey, Cricket.
"Lastly, I wish to thank memat 10.30 a.m. on Sunday).-Dr Antwerp) and G. de Wit (The the University of Hawal, James
Jude (Cant), Dr C.W. Lai, Dr E.
Ruddock's score after Thomas, of the University of 3.30 p.in.If. Marvin, F. W. Hol "Scobie" Breasley, brought him with a well-timed run to
the North Carolina, Clark Stholes, ands. H. Brown, W.J.D. Cameron KY. Tas, Mr J. Mr outstay the French-red Royaliste (9 to 1) with the 100 bers of the entertainment com- Gosano, Dr ILL. Ozorio, fr F.Hague).
have done in everything that is Youngoaye.
150.--Router. to G outsider, Forestry, half a length away third in a field.mittee for the good work they Zimmern. Mir A. Lee, J.L. two rounds was 148 while
connected with the visit of our Fenton, Sir Eria 1o. Mr G. Hong other two
1 must mention by Strathspey, witiner of lactucsts.
name, Mr Eric Ho, Chairman of the committee. Mr Tan Boon-
Goodwood, Sussex. July 26.
Strathspey, a five-year-old chestnut gelding owned by Mr Aw Bous-haw, for Hongkong University Alumni
the wealthy British sportsman, Mr James Rank, scored a popular victory in the two mile, three furlongs Goodwood Stakes, the main event of the second day's programme here.
of 16 runnera,
Aquascutum
RAINCOATS
for
MEN and WOMEN
UMBRELLAS
SILK
ALL
RAYON COTTON •
WITH
FRAMES
FOX
MACKINTOSHS
13, CHATER ROAD.
year's
Cesarewitch, DecoM- plished a are performance for check, Honorary Secretary, Miss nly one horse, Auralla, has Trilby Abas, Miss Peat Lee,
! carried nine
more stone or successfully in this event during
the last 20 years.
the
Mr Winston Coloniat, in
and Mr Ma Siu-tun.
STRONG BOND
Easily the most popular win of
"In conclusion, may I hope fay's
rucing was gained by
Churchill's grey, bat this series of Inter-Varsity Ule 14 furlong matches will serve to build up a strong bond of friendship and Bentinck Stakes.
pre- goodwill between our sister uni ditles
It is our interest yented Mr Churchill from seeing versities.
Parliamentary
finish.
sident Malaya
and
note
Choy,
were bracketed
at
of
America Has No Fine Young Tennis Stars To Hold The Davis Cup
SAYS CORNELIUS RYAN
New York.
Goro,
PRO
Ukion: D. 11. Taylor, A. Bouter, W.
Michigan State, Ronald
11. flyer, W. Masliardy (skip); of New York, Joseph Marino,
Channing, C, Dowman, C. Pile. of Columbus, Ohlo, and Robert C.11. Gough (skip). Brawner of Princeton. Nine of the swimmers, Kirputh sald, are young-tera
making their first
entry in bir time swimming. Marshall is 20 and Konno ls 17. -United Presi
European "Y"
Outswim Medium Regt.
The
Following were the resul: GO Yarda Back-stroke.-1. P. Thempion ("Y"); 2. P. Mchace (""); Johnson (HA), Time.
73.1 Bees.
2nd Division ✓ Club de Recreio (away) at $30 p.m.-J. Russell, J.HI. Evans, TP. Ross, G.E. Willerton skip): 1. Finney, A.E. Jones, N. Senior. T.H. Goodman (sklo): .. Mackrail, A.J. Askew, T. Kavanagh, T.. Bemaier takipl. Reserves: C. Pope, G. Ariss and A. Dillingham.
KCO
1st Division v CCC (home) at 3.50 p.m-A.V. Lopes, J.G. Robertson, 2. Orem, J. Kew (okip; C, Rossolet, Tonselet, C.S. 7.1. Kerinani, P. Rossoict (skip); V.C. Labrum, K. Fincher Irezny, J, Wong, Z.C. (skip).
2nd Division v IIKCC (home) at 3.30 V. Heles. W.H. Cowie, Howarth, W. Butterworth (skip); if Gitting, Dones. J. Tang, A.E.P. Guest (skipl: J.A. Tibble, T.E. Baker, It. Hasselet, T. Lock (ip).
TDC
2nd Division v POC at Slanicy at 3.30 p.m.-R.D. Grima, W.. BrownTI, W.G. McKie, J.C. Chalmers (skip); Baker, R.3. J.B. Baster, B.C. Marshall, S.J. Pollock (skip) A Steven, W. McColl, C. Dovaird, 11. 20ónburgh (skip).
UIKERO
his horse run his gamest race as one that our friends have cu- beat the layed their stay here, and tha! he came again to French mare, White Rose, by they will carry back with thern not only the trophies which they three-quarters of a length.
ot Hongkong While Rose, a 15 to 8 favourite, have won, but also picasarit
Grass courts play in Europe and England has shown
European YMCA en- memories
tertained a mwimming tean of clearly that the USA has no fine. young tennis stars was the leading French owner,
Hongkong University. M. Marcel Boussac's, only run-
the 58 Medium Regiment Royal Replying on behalf of the coming up, and that the Davis Cup is in real danger in ner at the meeting.
Artillery at its pool last night. Colonist started at 3 to 1 and visitors, Mr Lew Sip-hon, Pre-1950.
of "Even Ted Schroeder may not be able to save the big Some clox races were seen and the University of
home team won by 58, this tuto price was 5 to 1.
Athletic Unton, sald
points to 30 Lord Astor's Kallant old geld-
that students of both of the silver trophy from a trip to Australia this year. Schroeder the log. High Stakes, ran third in
won last Malayan and Hongkang Univer- never has lost to an Aussie in Cup play, and he may the ruce, which he year in a much-disputed photo-sities owed a great deal to the continue his mastery this year in two singles matches. nthusiasm and Initiative of But American tennis officials can't be confident that the Dackers fared bettered today. Professor Ride for instituting
ard Dividen v CCC (here) at 3.39 p.m..K. Mundy, W. Roker, W.E. Three clear favourites and one sports contests between the two USA will win any of the other matches.
The Arst
Several Americans have been not help the composure of U.S.0.6 secs.
100 yards Breast-stroke.-1. P
Macfarlane, A.G. Gardner (skip): joint favourite were successful, sister universities.
was etruck last playing in European and English Lawn Tennis Association heads.
CE Z Lt. Watson C.W. Johnson. Bottomley have kad Of course, these are carly- Yvanovich while Colonist and the last win-note, he said.
Chidety (RA). Time. Ryder, 3.F. Batron (skip)' G.W.E. year when they received a note tournaments, but
and Schroeder (RA): 3,
Crawford, J.O. Stoke, F., Gold- ner, the American-owned two-
University that the Honiton
much trouble with various op- season affairs,
the two top
Ing. G.T. Padgett (skip). were Jane, Fancy ye kicked.
Bill Sidwell of Aus-and Bill Talbert, intended sending to Slugapore nonents.
60 yards Free-style.-1. J. Woods Selzos of the Americans, have not been in-
1. Travis (RA); 5, Chidger They were off to a good start a sports contingent of about 50 tralla beat Vic
Unfortunately,
Erle Strugess they USA
of volved, but the threat is plain topped Fred Talbert, 31 and o diabetic, A. Time. 29.1 COL. Africa
Mittari Plunge -1. 5. the when
Aga Khan's lying members.
were in the throes of a trans- South
the most fragile of
3, Set. Watson (TA): 3, 13, 11th frey, Palestine, won by
formation when the forme: Kovalesky of Detroit in quiet is one of
rely. Distance, thee in 13 outings to take the tales and Micuical Colleger erfinal play in the Keut tounia-frut-rank tenni one mile Sumex Stakes from
ousled Gardose three inoderate rivals at odda of were being merged together to ment and then Jack Bromwich his atarnina is limited.
form the present University of of Australia only 2 to 1 on-Reuter,
Malaya. Anyway they met the Mulloy proposal by requesting long semifinals. kong to send over a token tenim In the London amplonships, Even so, the Ausilea beat them Diving-1. Chinger (A): 2, Preir, 1.W. Randall. A.3. Coelho of cricket and tennis.
Thompson ("); J. Lt. Watsons London, July 20.
the Aurde ste, Frank Sedgman, last year.
Davis (RAY At this writing, the Four horses-two English and
Continuing,
Mr Lew cald, beat Seixas despite the handicap
im yards. Mitfor
Free--id-1, K. Clemo two French-will contest
"Our coming to Hongkong this of a bad wrist, and Bromwich Cup winner in 1930 appears to
Americans, Tony be dependent upon Sedman's p Valuable Goodwood morrow's
condition and form at challenge | Travik (ña), Time, Ga. Dece. Traburt and Art Larsen. Cup, run over two miles, Ave year la to repay the visit, but defeated two
roore Important than this is the
round time in late August.
200 yards Fres-style.-1, B. A. furlongs, at 3.00 pm. BST
fact that it symbolises one more
M. NilwTH PARADE OF VICTORIES If he is in good stepe and in They are (with jockeys) Na-
the form he showed in America: a. 21. Watson (HA), Tune. live Heath (Arthur Beasley), page to be written down in the annals of intor-varalty relation-
sure to be at that timon year ago, Aus- min. 44-2008. Australl seems Aldborough (Gordon Richards), Val Drake (Roger Poincelet) ship between the two Univeral- the challenging nation again, tralia will be favoured to re- this parade of Augio gain the trophy and Hold it for
YMCA.: and Bagheera (Charlie Smirkties, and we hope that aut of and
these pages and those pages that victories over Americans" does several years-United Press, Reuter.
GOODWOOD CUP
to-
players, and
in.
Long
Awards Breast-stroke-, G. Of America in the If he plays singles, he cannot noza-Pereira): 1, 2. Blenk's
piny doubles, and he und Mul."); 3, Deacon. Tine, .5
best team. cees. Joy are America's
varda Relay:
IA. TOM. ♬ rain.
CCC
Tat Division v KCC at 550 feway). Tey. Frende Lot, Arcul. W.C. Ogely (skip); G, Hong Choy, B. Leonard, 2.W. Leonard, A. E. Coates (akip); D.A. Rozario, G.
{skip},"
Jorge, QA, Bouza, J.B. Landolt
3rd Division UKENO at 33 p.m. (way).-C.A. Coelho, A.F. Yar (akip): A.lt. Iamasi, 3. Iamall. P.K. Lau, C.W, Lam (skip): 11.11, Green- do Direcka, G.B. Ladd, 1.
(skip).
Inco
2nd Division ♥ KCC at Cor Path at 3.10 pm D Angus, KJone
p) D. Phillips
Kennedy: It,#, Shielde
Bewell, B.W
wurde, W. WIDLozanosu Latches on
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