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THIRD EXTRA RACE MEET TODAY
(By "Rapler") ..
Postponed from last Saturday due to the weather,
the Third Extra Race Meeting under the aus- pices of the Hong Kong Jockey. Club will be held this afternoon. The first. saddling bell will be rung at 1.30 p.m., and there are,alto- gether eight events on the programme. Fine weather should favour this meeting and with the grass track in such splendid condition, we may look forward to witnessing some keen racing.
Race No. 1
Mouut Austin Handicap (En- iciul): From the 11⁄2 Mile Punt. Among the entries we have two likely where and they are Ad- Luma Rose (Mr. Hodgman), 150; h. and Jackie (Mr. G.D.A. Gre Kory), 108 b. Autumn Rose dis- appointed its backers at the First -hs Extra meeting very badly being unplaced. It is at the mo ment galloping well during morn- Ing exercise, at its chance of winning are really bright, espe- elally with only 150 b. to carry. 1 rather inclined to believe, however, that In spite heavy burden Jackie
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Rosebud (Mr. R.K.C. Chul) should also receive some consideration, especially the latter, which is not bad over this distance.
Race No. 5
Selections
For Today
(By "Rapler")
Ruce No. 1
JACKIE
AUTUMN ROSE JACOBUS
Outsider: The Undertaker.
. Ruce No. 2
CANARY BURGE SOUVENIR
Outsider: Blue Peter,
Ituce No. 3
JEEP HING HURRICANE THUNDERBOLT
Ruce No. 4
Albary Handicap; From the
Mile Port. 1/2 This race in contined to "Aituce Class Australian Ponies, I don't think one need look further for the winner
than Noree Queen (Mr. (straumoff), despite its maximum weight of 159 lb. Bashful BenuLy Mr. Francis) should Alt second
with
Air Borne Mr. the position, nf
Bell, (Mr. (provided, Black), third. Daisy Mr. G.D.A. Gregory can get of Fuen) with only 115 lb. to carry, t
100 must be regarded as a potential to a good start) should be good. On the other hand, Jaco-challenger if not for a win, at bus (Mr. Nowman) must not be least for a place. averlooked, despite its failure at the Inst meeting to win, as this -bong-has-the-Be-woight-to-louk ufter. Mr. Francis will have
charge of The Undertaker and this combination should be worth following as an unisher,
Race No. 2
Race No. 6
Consfield, Handicap (Second, Ser-j tion): One Mile,
and
Outsider: Ki
SPEEDAWAY HAPPY SEASON HOI POLLOI
No.5
Outsider: Rosebud.
NORSE QUEEN BASHFUL BEAUTY AIR BORNE
Outsider: Daisy Hell.
Rare No. 9
SHANNON AVALON
THE WOLF
Outsider: Flying Arrow.
Race No. 7
FIFTH ALARM BURGOMASTER
JINX
Outsider: Emperors Gute,
Race No. B
-KINGFISHER-
ARGUS
MIAMI BEAUTY
Outalder: Happy Valley.
HONG KONG, SATURDAY, MARCH 15, 1947.
Unorthodox Games In Chess Tourney
(By Recorder)
a
The first round of the tournament for the cham- ·
pionship of the Kowloon Chess Club, played at the Peninsula Hotel on Tuesday night, saw dramatic departure from all chess convention and habit common to Hong Kong. There wasn't an orthodox game on any of the four boards and the round was concluded shortly after eight o'clock, not without surprising, results.
The first game to finish unw J. V. Tousz resign in less than 30 moves after a broken pawn for- mation following an unorthodox development to a Centre Counter game against S. Novikov. The latter player had the black pieces, white going down in defeat on every board before the evening
was over.
The surprise of the evening came a few minutes later when Karel Weiss resigned on the 19th move against V. V. Kolatchoft. Developing a wide open King's Bishop's Gambit designed to de. velop a devastating queen and bishop attack before his opponent could consolidate a sound defence, Welsa was net with continuni exchanges cramping-the- slaught.
Pressing a position
that
Was
st dangerously susceptible to n strong attack with
were
queen and wo piers, Welss tried to win a rook for a bishop, a very [R- that went wrong. mising move In a game that was very wide open, a lost tempo was as bad
his na lost game. In
first tournament game since 1941, the Colony's second ranking chess player discovered that he was |brity out of practice.
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very tough Aghts on the other two-boards Major Young's novel variation of the King's Indian Defence und The must exciting finish of in
was early in trouble, fighting an day will probably be seen in th
uphill struggle all the way to an race, in which Avalon (Mr. How-
end-game of a rook and pawn Janda). Shannon (Mr. Ostrou- htuff), The Wolf (Mr. R.K.C. day and should provide an inter- against a rook and bishop. While endeavouring versally to per. Wyalong Stakes (First Section); Chi
Flying Arrow (Mr.esting duel for honours. Red Fox, From the 1% Mile Pont. Pearn)
prominent which was second in the Calliopa suade his opponent to accept a should be
draw, rather than simply force Ga-Handicap (Third Section), a it by an exchange of rooks, he to Avalon came in second in the on though enterech will be reserving lost first the pawn and then the This race will be confined First Section Australian Subscrip-Hope Handicap (Second Sertion for the next meeting. In its ab- game, in an ending that suggests
warder over six furlongs, tion ponies of 1947. starters Dr
and, meeting and on that account alouence, Argus (Mr. Miut) the third the Major is well-versed in end- nus. Tontes classified "P" Class barred, it should be strongly faneled pony in the race, seems to be the game technique.
The titanie struggle of the Weight for inches as per scale. win. Shannon, the winner of the best bet for a win. The danger. Canary (Mr. CL. Gregory) which Rosehill Stakes (First Section, of course, in Kingfisher (Mr. It evening saw Henry Knight near- third in the Rosehill one mile, is certainly not to be K. C. Chui) which was fourth in ly fade out of the picture as an Sights (Third Section)-one mile neglected and a win is not entire this same race with Argus due to inspired Walther kept varying the the previous meeting-willy out of the reckoning. The Wolf a bad start; it will probably re sliuntion by deft exchanges in a
verse its defeat. Miami Beauty game that was the favourite, and start
strictly unortho.: the is fast mover, and under robably distance is to its liking. Burge enable handling of Mr. Chui, I will have a change in jockey in dex variation of a inte-developed
As it has been Q.G.D., showed considerable In (Mr. Ostrounoff was disa">-
sau- think it bara nay at the finish Mr. Ostraumos? intment at the last meeting but flying Arrow is a game fighter running well during morning gal agination in some neat middle-
his combina
game manoeuvring, und con- may de hatter over this distance and although not as good as the
should not be ignored. Happy front his opponent with a lough and should secure a place. Blusher hunies.It should give a good with blinkers, this
averunt of itself, in this race as Valley is fighting fit at the mo- end-game. Here Knight's recent Peter will have Mr. 100 lust it is lightly treated..
ment; if taken out by an ex-endeavours to develop his end- perienced jockey it should be near game technique proved the only at the finish, otherwise I cannot saving factor and he scraped a see it being place.
pawn through to win in 45 movos,
First Round results:-
came
Winners
pilot, although unplaced
time out over the miles better over a short race fancy that
wul
to Chmury. a menger Drove Then, agunt, we have Souvenir Gr. Yuen) which came in second at the last megfing in the Rosehill Stakes (Second Section); I think It w¥IT be yéry neue at the finish.
Race No. 3
Coutfield Handicap (First See- Hon): Ong Mile. This race for "I" Clank Aus- Lalinn Ponies (First Section? should provide brilliant finish. Hing (Mr. Rowlands), after Jeep coming in Recond in the Calliope Handicap (First Section), furlongs, has been given top- weight of 164 lb. As it will have an allowance of 5 lb. for a novice Jockey.
It should stand
winalsg. Llly, chance of
#IX
Although
ni the Tast
Race No. 7
ICE HOCKEY
(Second Sec- yalong Stakes tion); From the 1 Mile Pont
for Lacking over the entries this sprint event, I don't think there is much doubt that Fifth Alarm (Mr. Black) will win, un-
London, Mar. 13. less something out of the orlin-
The Wembley Lions beat the ary happens. Burgomaster (Mr. United States AllA Fee Hockey Woo), which has no; as yet done Tenm, 7-3, at the Empire Pool anything of hole so far, should have no difficulty in inking avcond Arena at Wembley. The scores place. For the third position were 1-1, 4-, 1-2, Jinx (Mr. C. Gregory) Emperors Gate (Mr. Ostroumoff? The goal scorers In. the Unit- should fight out the issue.
ed States team were Odie Hall well, Bob Heavern and Chris Race No. 8
Ray,
and
Canfield Handicap (Third Sec- tion); Que Mile.
S. Novikey beat J V. Tausz; IV. V. Kolatchoff bent Karel Weiss; Major J. J. Young beat Eugene Tausz: Henry Knight beat J. Walther. A. E. Gomes had a bye.
Teams
11
The following will represent Club against 387 Coy R.A.3.C.
WEEKEND
SOCCER
Saturday, 16th March, 1947. FIRST DIVISION
RA.F. v. Navy (Navy grd. 246 p.m.) Referee:-K. K. Ip Thung King Hong.
Linesmen: Lul Shiv Ming and
NO SOCCER STRIKE
London, Mar, 13. The Football Player Union have agreed not to atrike from midnight,
Fri- day, March 21 as the Secre tary of the National Arbitra- tion Tribunal has informed Mr. James Fay, Union accre- the footballers tary. that ense will be heard in London on Thursday, March 27. `
In Manchester last
Mon- dun.
the Union decided that they would strike unices they heard that the tribunal would ait either on or before Murch 1 to arbitrate in their din pute with the Football League on the question of wapes and agreements. Both parties are agreed that the tribunal can be heard in public.- Reuter,
No More
St. Joseph's .44 R.3. Cdo. Mid-Week
(Navy grd. 4.10 p.m.) Referre: Lac. F. Roberts
Linesmen: Lui Shịu. Ming an Tang King long...
Club v. Eastern
(Club grd, 4.15 p.) Referee:L. G. Young
Soccer
London, Mar. 13. No organised football Lineamen:-P. M. Xavier and matches will be played
E. Lawrenc
SECOND DIVISION
v. 44 R.M. Cdo. J'ulice (Sookunpoo grd. 4.15 p.m.) Referee:-P. George
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Uproar In French Parliament
Paris, Mar. 13. The explosive French National Assembly debate
on the war in Indo-China today again bruke up in an uproar when Rightist deputies screamed threats at a Viet Nam representative - sitting in the Visitors' Gallery.
The presence of the representative, Dhuong Bac May, was discovered by a Right Wing deputy just after former Premier Paul. Reynaud had denounced him by name from the floor as the "bloody hangman responsible for the murder of Frenchmen.".
Deputy Jean Legendre o the! Republican Party .of Liberty (PAL) immediately sh:uted, iş- "And there the murderer throw him out!" He pointed to Dhuong, who was sitting blank- faced among the 'spectators,
Other PRL members took up the cry of "Assassin," him in prison," "He has a right"|
"Stick to your rights."
The
"Throw
ensuing tumult rivalled that of the last session, of the febate on Tuesday night, when istfights between Right and Left leputies forced suspension until this afternach,"
Jewish
Terrorist
Activity
Jerusalem. Mar. 14. Irgun Zvai Leumi-ex- Dhuong got up and started to tremists blew up threet leave when the threats
began large valves in the Haifa for the remainder of the but when the Communists shout: pipeline in the heavily' ed, "We will defend you! Stay!" present season in Eng- he sat down again. All eyes in guarded oil zone of Hai- land, Scotland and the Chamber turned to him. He la Bay today, touching Wales except on Satur- shifted uneasily in his seat, but off a smoky fire. which
emotion. otherwise showed no days.
He remained silent as the tunuli Mr. Chuter Ede, Home Seere-grew louder on the floor. tary, told Parliament today that
Finally, the session the football authorities had pended by the Assembly Pre- agreed to this to avoid inter-rident, M. Herrlot, and the door (Caroline Hillard. 4.15 pm)ference with production by to the Visitors Gallery was bolt. mid-week matches. The resed by guards so none of the en trictions applied to League and raged deputies could reach the Cup games and similar fixtures, Viet Nam representative. but not to playera playing for recreation.
ILK. Chinese Cadre v. R.A.M.C (Military "" area 2.45 p.m.) Referee: H. Bullock. 387 Coy. R.A.S.C. v. Club (Club grd, 2.45 p.m.) Referee:P. M. Xavier. 1st-Bd.-Devons_v_C.A.S.C.____
Refered A. Leck.
South China v. Kit Che (Caroline H 2.45 p.m.) Referee:--Leung Yuk Tang, Sunday, 10th March, 1947. FIRST DIVISION 27th Field Regt. R.A. v. Sing
(Navy grd, 4.16 p.m.) Referee-C, Tunstali H. Linesmen:-Cpl.
Kwong Wah v. C.A.S.C.
Teo
and Leung Yok Tong.
Film:
Black Eyes
WOS FUS-
Mr. Chuter Ede said that it
There was no escapa for was of vital importance in the
Dhuong even if he did not take present national emergency that arrangements should be up the Communist challenge t
like man. The deputies: made whereby all
sporting,ued to shout at each other events likely to attract large attendances only take place on in the corridors. Several of them - (Club grd._4.10 p.m.)
Saturday afternoons, of Satur-had black eyes from Tuesday's Referee F. H. Bullock
scuffling. Linesmen: Lai Shiu Ming and day eveninge
The Communists insisted that The MCC Tsang King Hong,
Dhuong carried a diplomatic pass- Replying to questions about port and had committed no irre county cricket and the Southgularity to justify his expulsion African tour this season, the from the Chamber Home Secretary said that he
Dhuong is one of two dipicnic
in the hoped to meet, the MCC officials tie representatives
per. early next week.
manent Viet Nam mission which After reference to racing, in the Viet Nam President Ho Chi which he said that he did not Minh left in Paris after negotlu- Intend to interfere with the tions last year.--United Press. Nottingham races. Mr. Chuter
SECOND DIVISION Dockyard Sing
TRO (Navy grd. 2.40 p.m.)
V
Referee Cpl. H. Filmer,
3
Cda. Bde. HQ v. Kwang Wal. (Club grd. 240 p.m.) Referee F. A. Barretto.
HK
creech Centre
Land Forces
v. HQ
(Sookunpoo grd. 4.15 pan.) Referee: Lawrence.
Tuesday, 18th March, 1947. UK Signalo Coy, v. Navy (Navy "grd, 4 pan.) Referee:—F, H. Bullock,
Sepoy's Bravery
(Continued from Page 2)
In the 2nd Division Football L/Cpl. Linten cut me free from
League on Club Ground to-diny the tree. at 2.30 p.m.
Catton, McNay and A. Toy-
Sepoy Gets Free "Apparently the Indian Sepoy
The AHA team is scheduled for, J. Strante, Alec Taylor and had a knife in his trousers pocket
to go to Scotland to play in Odell, Onsager, Hamley, Gard- with which he freed himself.
towns,--United | ner, Fowler and Barker. ・・
The third lot of "B" Class Aus-seven Scottish entered, will not accept here as tralian panes will form the op- Press.
Its connections are reserving
Sec-
for the Easter Meetings. Hurri- cane won fairly comfortably in the Oakleigh Plate (First lion), one mile, at the First Extra and will prove a menace to Jeep |- ling. Kim will be taken out by Mr. Newman, with an allowanc
of 5 lb. for novice jockey. Ax the pony ran well with blinkers į over the mito last Wednesday, it
has a good chance of creating as upset. Elmer
Hodgman) ran well-to win the Calliope Han- dicap (Third Section),
six fur-
longs, but I cannot aco causing
Any trouble for the first position;
Race
No.
4
Cebramatta Stakes; From the
Lincolnshire, Grand National Callovers
London, Mar. 13.
The callover on the Lincolnshire running at Lin- coln on March 26, and the Grand National running at Aintree, Liverpool, on March 29, at the Victoria Club today:
Grand National: 13 to two, Charles and Hadjl, 40 to one against Prince Regent, seven Oxonian, Clover Lad,
One Sliver Fame offered, 30 to Individual prices for Fronch two mile post once round and in. one taken: 28 to ene Domino horson will not be.Isil at tho
Following will
Then, although he was in the cen-
Ede said: "A four-day
Teat
match at Trentbridge Would Oil Aid
-concentrate into those four
days probably a bigger atend- For Russia
sace than ten days of racing."
He declared that the racing authorities had agreed to alter the date of the Grand National, the Manchester Cup and the. Chester Cup date to a Saturday.
-Reuter.
Watchman Charged
tre of an armed camp, he crawled Alleged to have ob-
and freed represent around to our trees
between tained $1,200 Privata Evans Captain Barclay, and myself.
Sept. 20 and Nov. 7, last "Captain Barclay (deciding, !! thinks to head for Stanley left year, from Dr. Li Shu-
C. C. C. against the Kowloon Bowling Green Club at 3.30 p.m. on Sunday at K.B.G.C. in a friendly bowls game,
M. J. Medina, G. S. Ladd,
K. M. Omar, U. M. Omar.
Lam, A. E. Bradbury,
J. W. Leonard, Dr. C. W. Coates. B. W.
A. A. Razack, W. Hong Sling, L.C.R. Sounu, A. M. Omarye
•
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I
accused
em-
Refused
later was extinguished without casualties.
Five attackers drove up to the pipeline in a small truck, of ex- placed five packages plosiver against it at the three- valves, and drove off before the explosions.
An official statement on the sabotage of an oil train on the Haifa-Tel-Aviv, line last night wald 12 tank cars were derailed.
An Arab engineer was killed and a fireman injured when a train pulling six two-engined cally-detonated mines in South cure was blown up by electrl- Palestine in another incident.
The American Vice-Consul in
Mr. Jerusalem,
R. Roberts, visited the American crew mem bers of the illegal immigrant. ship "Ben Heelt" who are de- tained at Haifa Jail and Acre prison.
Wallace Litwin, American and Shepard newspaperman, Rifkin, who have been hospita lised since the "Ben Hecht ar rived have been transferred to Acre prison while Alfred. KIF shkoff, another journalist, hab been brought to Haifa Jul They are being held pending deportation. United Press.
Arrests
A
Jerusalem, Mar. 14. Washington, Mar. 14.
Seventy-eight persons have beon arrested in Palestine duri Representative John Taber. Republican, chairman
of the ing the past fortnight as
result of military operations, House of Appropriations Com-it was stated officially in Jeru mitter, rejected the State De. partment's request for au thority to aend U.S.$25,000,- 600 worth of oil refining equip.
ment to Russia.
The Senate Appropriations. Committee previously refused the request.
Taber said: "We cannot do such a thing; that's appense- ment!”
He said the equipment whe mostly pipelines obtained for
last December 81.
Kouter.
IN BRIEF
London, Mar. 13. Third Diviilon,
1
salem tonight. They included
of 15 members the Stern Gang, 12 of the Irgun Zval Leumi and 61 "connected with torrorism."
The statement added: "Other arrests are still to be made." Reuter.
Cyprus "Riot"
Nicosia, Mar. 142 Five Jews, were injured, two
of the
-refused to go to their own camp.-Reuter.,
On Their Way Home
seriously when British troops us and we crawled through the fan by false pretences, shipment to Russia under a lend opened fire on Illegal Immi- comp heading for the Bills and Li Tai, 25, watchman of lease agreement, but which had grants after stones had been
at the staff Shaukiwan. We had decided by
Immigrants' camp and a Brj: now that everywhere except Stan- the Land Transport Gar- not been transported prior to thrown toy bad capitulated, and we hoped age, Garden Road, ap- A provision in a 1940 Lend-tish soldier injured.
Two Jews were arrested on to get the Mainland where we peared before Mr. Sains- Lease appropriation prohibited excape. "thought we had a better chance is
the uee of any administra- charges of escaping yesterday bury at Central yester- tive funds for shipment after and handed over to the police. "But for the help I received day.
that dute. Taber said that Shortly afterwards, about 200 from Linton and Evang I would! The following will represent never have managed to got away.
On four different occasions the State Department, nover- illegal immigrants demonstrat- Dockyard against Sing Tao In I was very exhausted. In fact during the period. it will probably be placed. Thun- to one taken. 100 to six Lovely Judge, Starway, Papana
And the 2nd Division football league they also did not feel very ft but allegedly obtained $1,200 rsd theless, had asked authority to ed and, in spite of repeated
complete the transaction-As- Warnings, and to-morrow at Causeway Bay at After about an hour's 'travel; that he had negotiated the sale
they did not leave me.
Dr. L by falsely pretending sociated Press. derbolt (Mr. Francis), with 135 Cottage offered. 20 to one Round Table, all offered. 50 to 2.30 p.m. Ib: to carry, is undoubtedly good Bricet offered, 22 to one taken. one Fairfax taken and offered. over this distance, and, In view
Hall, Anstis and Colegate, we landed on Sir Cecil's Ride but of several lots of innd In So of the light burden, I recommend 22 to one Luen Casca offered, There was a general tighton Stewart, Hambly and Trout, we were met by rille fire from Kun Wat Vllage, Castle Penk
about 10 yards distance. We bearing it in mind.
25 to one taken. 22 to one Jacking up of odds on offer against Evans, Stevens, Ritchie, Turner scattered in the dark headed Road, and that the money was Finlay, 25 to one War Risk, leading Lincolnshire candidates and Isherwood..
up the hills again. I walked to for the land owners.
the ธ. Pang Ching-ki, cashier both offered. 28 to one. Revelry when the "Spring Double" card
see if I could contact the others
Bydney, Mar. 14. offered, 33 to one taken. 28 to was called over.
but I could hear nothing but the ployed by Dr. Li, testified that Northern. Doncaster today beat
Eleven Chinese, who have liv
·Japanese, so I dockled to keep ho paid 8000, 8000, 8260 $160, Barrow by eight goals, to nil.
ied In Now. Zealand' fer the past moving, hoping that Linton and totaling $1,200, to accused on
20 years, are on their way bark Evana, wore dolog the same, The four occasions.
Cairo, Mar. 18; to their motherland to see if their time was about midnight. Dec. Chan Wan-chol, Lai Sal-hing D. Mille, Yugoslav Davis Cup fomillos survived the; Japanese 20/21.
The next morning I contacted and Chan Fook-chau, owners of player, was beaten by the Egyp pécupation, y
the land, said they never in- dlan.
Andy Schafel. All the men came by plans champing, over the mile, when it came in one Halcyon Hours, Houss takers."
Ventris Terrace where
Com-l
the Egyptian | where they were scheduled "to second to Shanghai Beauty, Hap-Warmer, and. Gormans Town, Langton Abbot was quietly be made in the International per pany Headquarters was. The had they authorised accused to the men's singles PV Season: Mr. - Rowlands) 40 to one Lough Conn, Keep supported at 100 to eight and lies and a draw was hold. Five was now about 7.50 am. Dec. 21, sell. They said they never re-championships today. Another catch the lince Taiping" for about the next best in this crowd Faith and Partenon and 50 to closed firm at 100 to nine. All teams entered with America, last The
trial was adjourned to solved any money from accused. gola International. F. Punce,leng Kong
entered the semi-final by beatingThey will begin their search in champions, defending. Monday, and, although it ran unplaced at one Bullington and Brighter offers of 14 to one against year's
•Further hearing was ad Najar, of Egypt, 0/3 0/8, 6/2, Canton, and expect it will use. the last meeting, it has bean Sandy, all offered.
Whistling Lad were quickly Great Britain, Portugal. India and
journed to 2-30 p.m. on March Reuter,
most of the savings they accumus showing Improved form Lately.
snapped up and he was backed China are the other entries. ?
20:to enable_Dr. Li to give
Plated as market gardeners and The first round will be declded" It will plve Spredaway a keert Lincolnshire Seven to two to win #7,000, leaving 100 to on March 23 at 230 pm when
Tennis
ovidonde and the prosecution to
London, Mat. 18. Klore-keepers In Auckland Caht at the end Hol Pollol (Ms. Mlu) Improving in, its track at French-trained horses eight the best offer. Portugal moot India and a 4.30
check up with the Land Office.
Following are the third round Led Wel told a reporter he had There was more life in the pm. China, and America, cinah,
been saying many years far this. work during morning gallops and offered, 100 to nine Langton
his home town Can, it will bathe surprise toast Abbot offered, 100 for eight Grand National betting, eight The winner of the match between
the English Table Tennis ken, Aghting but the Anish. Blackie taken, 100 to 8 Whistling, Wind candidates being backed, Small Portugal and India, will meet
London, Mar. 13. Championships Flaberg When I left China my wife efferod, 14 to one taken. 20 to money for the favourite, Prince Great Britain,good one Rivmistaken and offered. Regent, at seven to ane left 13 Doc Melthen has given a field Yip Koon-bong beat El. Wilson Results of the Rugby League (Sweden) beat V. Siva Raman was young and we had two. Il- to the winner of the Labruck LINE 6.0, 6.0.1.SKLENENAN * Copy first round second leg ware: (India) 21-11, 21:21, 21.0: Lo Kris," he said. Is they are Frikked and pubilster för the 2016 im Poms Torta Star to two offered. Eighteen to one count abu, medals to the badly, ad, chon beat Wong Sul-ki 6-0, Bail) Thyork 10 (Yarkkilimin: Era Bubley (England) beat till Cille my wife would wold
*wspaper “And Querdet Vila (22) to: one was taken on Lovely. Cottage, nimi Giants player white givm 0,1,2
a160) Zatherstone RoverS DE Jan Hookzza te îns Efter, which closed – the wood Was by Ues Horakan Pertoki Ka Kaulau bent B. T. Mc. Czytania kasatons Ravers U Chandarkos (India) 219.gr Chan 300
216117-21-28 Swiminated) Bouler,
In this race for novice riders, Speedaway (Mr. Francis) has n
and Rearmament offered. 33 to
good opportunity of scoring a win
one Black Jennifer, taken and
Club until after publication of acceptances. next Wednesday: They are grouped at seven to
In
view of its performance in the offered. 83 to one. Musical, Lad
Fasthall
(By "Neutral"
At a Fastball meetlog held yes-
was decided that a stark should
Itosehill Stakes (Third Section) offered. 41 to one taken. 38 to two,against, but there' were noterday ut Doc-Melthen's offlee it Indian troops who directed mo te tended to" nell'· their land nor04, 0/3 trì th, quarter-finals of | from New Zealand to Sydney
neuter
ciation
The fellowing were yesterday resulta in the Open Tennis Singles Championship.
B. Szeto beat J. A. Furrer 6-0,
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