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PAR 73

THEY RETURNED CARDS OF 62

Londen, July 19.

K. V. Braddon, a former Cam- bridge University player, and Eric H. Chambers an Anglo-American, of Beaconsfeld, who won the Golf Bails of Stoke with an aggregate of 135, had the amazing score of 62 in their first round. -

The event, a thirty-six holes four- ball competition, was played on the Old Course of the Stoke Poges Club, the scratch score of which is 75 and the par 73.

Braddon and Chambers, who won the tournament in 1933, when it was

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decided by match-play did the first TOM PARKER

nine holes in 33. and came home

in 29.

Chambers had three 2's, holing

COLLECTING

from six feet at the third, seven CANARIES

yards at the eleventh, and two at the 418 yards fourteenth, where he

holed out with a mashie niblick shot

of more than 120 yards.

Braddon had a perfect three at the twelth and sank a three-yarder, for two, at the sixteenth.

JOCKETS LICENCE

WITHDRAWN

Miss

· Tom Parker, Southampton's man-

lager, formerly of Norwich City, is

aries" at the Dell. Ex-Norwich City collecting quite a number of "Car players whom Tom has signed for next season are George Woodford, heft back, Cutting, a wing half

back, and Bates, an inside forward three young footballers with fu- itures.

DONALD BUDGE RANKS WORLD'S FIRST 10 PLAYERS

VINES-PERRY-VON CRAMM- PROS. AND AMATEURS

Sydney, July 22.

A few weeks back, just before the Davis Cup mat ches began, Donald Budge, wrote for the "Lawn Tennis Annual (issued by Mr. S. W. Mer- rihew) a ranking list of the world's players, pro- fessional or amateur. Budge's list is: Vines, Perry, von Cramm, Nusslein, Tilden, Quist, Austin, Craw ford, Allison, and Lott.

As to the first two, we see that Budge's list is just abe rect on the results, but “a tie” would look better. Here amateur comes in, and Budge, of course, does not discuss place. At that time the German would gain the place a Budge, from most critics, but to-day Budge comes first.

London, July 28. After the raceted the signature of Jack Scott, a Manager Parker has also obtain for His Majesty's Plate at The Carragh on Wednesday the Stewards: Norwich City supporters for the utility half-back and favourite of inquired into the running of Calast six seasons. Scott has been ap- Ca-Ce, who finished second to Glan-pointed assistant trainer to Horace lough The inquiry was adjourned Cope, previously with Norwich City either Grant, Parker, or Henkel be able to judge the players

The next place must go to Davis Cup this week-end, until yesterday, and at its conclu- and the Arsenal, and in addition to Menzel also, must have consid the results This will make sion it was announced that the having charge of Southampton's eration, despite his defeat by coming tours of the American Stewards had withdrawn the rid"A" team he will be available for Grawford, for the Czech fully ex-German players all the more ing licence of Joe Canty, the jockey the "Saints League side if re-tended von Cramm.... who rode: Ca-Ca-C

Iteresting, for Badge a -After the challenge round of the will both be here.

Austin must take third place in the amateur list. After Quist or Crawford in such a world 10? Quist's illness and that of there is a debacle of Australian talent. Who-to-day can place

taken into account Grawford may have only a temporary effect, but that cannot be

quired

Gramm

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