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INDIAN

SQUASH

CHAMPION'S

LE CHINA MAIL, NOVEMBER 2, 1987–

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BOMBAY GYMKHANA WILL BACK HIM

London, September 30. A feature of the coming squash

rackets season will be the visit

to this country of Minochar Jam

setji, the best squash player in India.

BOAT CLUB'S

NEW HEAD

T. B. LANGTON TO BE CHOSEN

Cambridge, October 5.

GOLF BOYCOTTON

CLUB MEMBERS USE

OTHER LINKS LINKS

London, October 4. THE week-end "strike" by members of clubs us- ing Mitcham Commen golf course was not so successful as the organisers had hoped. The course was far from deserted. News of the "strike" had The president of the Cam- spread, with the result that the number of visitors bridge University Boat Club, M. P. Lonnol, Third Trinity, who was unusually large. They were tempted by the would not seek re-election, has to wait in queues, as at other London courses. recently announced that hel prospect of being able to drive off without having

called a meeting of college boat captains for Saturday. He will

He is the son of J. Jamsetji, then propose T. B. Langton, Rad-

Many club members, however, who are protesting against the the famous Parsee rackets play-ley and Jesus, as his successor increase in green fees from 1s 6d to 2s a round, and from 2s 6d to er who in 1903 defeated Gilbert for the term.

3s a day, played on other courses. On Saturday more than 100 Browne for the rackets cham- Alan Burrough, St. Paul's and players paid the increased green fees, as compared with about 150 pionship, which in 1911 he lost Jesus, who was elected secretary the previous Saturday. Yesterday there were 163, compared with to the late Charles Williams. “ last term, will be proposed for re-

250 the previous Sunday. Jamsetji, who is being backed election to that post. financially by the Bombay Gymk- Langton will be in his third year hama, is anxious to challenge first this term and Burrough in his sec for the professional championship, fond. Langton rowed six and Bur- held by James Dear, and, if sue rough at seven in this year's Cam- cessful, for the Open title held by bridge crew, and were also in the F. D. Amr Bey. This will not be Jesus crew that reached the fine possible this year, as Jamsetji is not of the Grand Challenge Cup at Hen- expected here before Christmas.

ley in July.

The Squash Rackets -Association

They will be the first two Jesus

were prepared to give Jamsetji amen to hold chief office in the Uni- try-out against "Oak" Johnson, the versity Boat Club since 1921. famous R.A.C. professional, but as

ATTACK

Johnson is not a member of the will play exhibition matches against ON LEAGUE

Professional S.R.A., and Jamsetji is, leading professional and will com-

the match is not possible. Jamsetji pete in the professional tournaments, FOOTBALL

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"Unfair Tactics"

Some of the members pointed out that not only is the course not a good one but players have to be careful of the children, who use it as a playground. Children are prevented, however, from damaging the greens.

USED BY FOUR CLUBS

The course is used by four clubs, Mitcham, Clapham, Croydon... and Mitcham Village, and a com- mittee of members has been form- ed to make suggestions for the improvement of fmances by other means than that of increased fees.

The proposals will be placed be fore the committee of trustees, which controls the course, when it meets in a fortnight.

Visitors said they had enjoyed playing over the course during the

London, October 5. Mr. W. Pickford, newly-elected president of the Football Associa- tion, strongly protested against what he called Funfair tactics in i professional football at a dinner week-end because the links were They in London last night to welcome not as crowded as usual.

were not permitted to enjoy the club facilities.

the return of the amateur team from Australia.

"I am sorry that the shoulder Mr. 1. B. Wallace, secretary of charge has gone out of the game,” the Mitcham Club, said he was he said, "but I realise that it is not confident a satisfactory conclusion easy for a referee to discriminate to

the dispute would between a fair and a vicious reached. charge. What I would like to see go out is the sliding tackle.

"It is not football, and I am

Soon

sorry that Mr. C. E. Sutcliffe, Pre- to put down unfair tactics. Specta- sident of the Football League, is tors don't want that sort of foot- not here to hear what I have to ball; the F.A doesn't want it, in

so that he could tell his fact nobody wants it." League clubs.

NOBODY WANTS IT! -

Later, Mr. Pickford stated: What I said in my speech has, understand, been misconstrued as an attack on the Football Leag "We expect the managers and We are both working directors of the big League clubs the best interests of the

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