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BUREN

THE PERABOT

SWISE. WATON

CHINA MAIL

HING KONG, THURSDAY, AUGUST 5, 1948.

Wholesale Shattering Of Olympic Records In 4 Days

London, August 3.

One world and 15 Olympic records lay broken at the feet of the Champion -

earth's best athletas and swimmers as the fourth day of com- petitions in the games ended tonight. The day had seen a wholesale slaughter of old statistics.

The first world record fell to four United States swimmers who won the men's 800 metres relay in eight minutes 46 seconds, beating Japan's 1936 record at Berlin by 5.5 seconds, The American team tonight fought the greatest Olympic swimming team race of all time when Hungary was beaton by just over four yards in the rafay raco-o distance of 874 yards two foot nino inches-but both teams broke the world record.

Mrs. Victoria Manalo Draver wife of a Los Angeles electrien engineer, won the women's Olym. pic springboard diving champim- rhip at the Wembley Pool,

Plans To

Rear Five

Wembley, August 4.

The new Olympic Diving queen, 23-year-old Victoria Manalo Draves of Filipino and English parentage, an- full time housewife and rear nounced plans to become' a

a big family...

Mrs. Draves whore father is & Filipino, announced she now in- iends to retire from compotitive diving so that she can "settle The Tower Diving, which may lown and have Inbies."

enable her to become a double American took all three Olymple champion

Kiris

on Friday. In the Grst places

competition. will end her competition, The Nicoli Pelissord. of France, sald. She won the springboard Sixty thousand people at Wem-Wembley Stadium, also set up' n

was injured today while diving in title today. bley Stadium ww three other re-

"That's all," said her husband. this event. Her ears were affected new Olymple record with her cords go by the board the o Ume of 11.3 seconds.

by the injury but she hoped to be Lyle Draves, n electrical en- Maureen in the water again soon. She was gineer and former Mid-West diy- ingirea women' hurdles, the Gardner, a British ballet dancer. fourth in the springboned diving ing champion in Iowa. 10,000 metres walk and the put-who also, won her heat

"We are today, final. ting the shot.

clocked 11.2 seconds, but her re-

going to settle down now. She's The Turks today celebrated retiring." cord is awaiting ratification.

their free style wrestling vic- They said they wanted five Mrs. Blankers-Koen,

tories mainly with music, includ-bables. electrified the great crowd yestering the singing of the Turkish na Mrs. Draves was born in San Francisco. Her mother, Mrs. Ger- day by winning the 100 metres, tional anthem reverni times. seemed assured of the "double"

trude Taylor Manalo of San by taking the hurdles title when

Francisco, was born in London.- she ran earlier today in the first

Associated Press. round qualifying heat.

Other Olympic Rgures to die watery death in the Empire Pool. Wembley, were the women's 100 metres back Alinke And the women's 200 metres breast stroke -the latter braku by folinad's wunder swimmer. Nel Van Vliet, and the Australian glel Nancy Lyons and the flungarian

Evn Novnak, who were second and third.

But the 60,000 spectators--the lowest attendance so far-leaving Wembley Stadium tonight were tigerly discussi the action of British Olymple ictala jo, drop- ping Reg Harris, the world's eyele sprint champion nad British hope for a gold medal.

Women's Records

who

·

had They

four winners models and two seconde to collect. Except for the fly. weights, they dominated the figliter divisions and produced come of the neat wrestling aren in Britain for years: Rare- ty ware they seer in defen. sive role and inade themselves favourites with the crowd with their aggressivennas.

Preventing Profiteering

London, August 3.

Lord Burghley, Chairman of the British Olympic Organising Committee, said tonight that the Committee has done all it could 10

prevent profiloering in Olymple tickets.

SMALLEST JET ENGINE

Bir Malcolm Campbell, the famous racing motorist, attend- ed a demonstration at Selfridge's, recently of the Jetex the world's smallest jet engine-for supplying potser to models strcraft-paedhoats-cars, oto.

The smallest

of the jet engines weighs less than of an ounce and fo Under 1 Inch In diameter, but de. velops enough power to fly a model aeroplane of over 2 feet wing span.

BATSMAN'S FEAT IN "BATTLE OF ROSES"

London, August 3.

London made for the

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VRO Water Polo Team Bows Down

To Eastern AA

The big spill at the V.R.C. Momber' Gala fast night was the home team's bowing down to a 3-2 water pola dofoot by the visiting East- orn Athletic Association.

F. Monteiro swam one of the finest race of his career. Conceding no less than 28 seconds' handicap in the mem-

Bayat 50 yarda handlespimi, A. Qu er. A. Remedion; B, M. Guterres.

Dishig healed dandicapt—1, I. Cros; 1, C. Guterres 3. 6.1. Wonn.

Boys' 1 yards handicapped, I Remenje

bers 220 freestyle event, he dios, Guterres; #, Noronha, shoved extraordinary judg ment by winning comfortably in 3 mins. 32 seconda-the finest time recorded this year.

Eight-year-old Nicola Pena- luna, won the heart of every spectator when she lined up for her 50 yards race.

The stand ran up for her as she started of to perform in a flawless style which carried her to a comfortable win.

A. A.

Big Load Of Coins Restored

Tokyo, August 4.'

More than 17 million pounds The Eastern

avenged weight of Chinese copper and themselves of their recent defeat nickel coins, brought to Japan by the V.R.C. with an odd goal during the war, will be re- In Ave victory over the Viestituted to the Chinese Gov-

torians.

an

Vic-

ornment in September when American-built Liberty

From the stort the pace was fast. The ever aggressive

torian forwards this time found ship, flying the Chinese flag, the Chinese defence diflcult to will arrive at Osaka to take penetraté.

on the cargo, the Civil Pro- The Chinese, Jaying

close perty Custodian of General - Around their goal mouth, con

MacArthur's Headquarters 'an- sistently faced the pressing at-nounced today, tack of their opponents.

tactics. Gerry Roza

the

This delivery represents Towards the final minutes of arst restitution of coins to the the first half they broke through Chinese Government and further and

with an accurate volley from shipments, totalling up to 7,000.- the wing, took the initiative with 900 pounds, are expected in the the Brat

Arst goni. During the second half V.R.C near future, he added,

The coins were collected by had still not decided on strategy, the Japanese armed forces in the whole team following where

China during the war and sent ever the ball rested. Meanwhile to Japan to be melted down and Prominent among present day batsmen is Edward Eastern was trying hard to main-- used to manufacture munitions.

no longer Lestor, who not only achieved the ambition tan the lead and kept wisely They are

used ស in China and many of of all Yorkshire, to hit a century against forward saw his chance, worked 18th centuries.

currency Pereira, V.R.C. them date back to the 14th and Lancashire in a battle of "The Roses," but up to it and equalled the scor The value of the coins, based did it twice in the same match. There have been complaints that tickets were being sold to record of Fercy Holmes, th: only and 108 (Manner: 557, Deighton

with a shot that had Woo (East on their metal contents alone, This equalled the 28-year-old Navy 121 (Deighton 3 for 21,1 ern's keeper)

guessing.

exceed US$3,500,000; foreign officials and competitors.

Eastern replied almost immo... The Civil

Custodian Sailing At Torquay

Lord Burghley said he has given other player ever to have scored for 28, White 3 for 191, The diately to increase the lead to 3-1. sald Civil Property

that' more than 150,000 permission to the Finnish Olymple two centuries in B Lancashire Army 210 and. ten for 2-Reuter.

Things looked bad for the Vie wooden cases will be required to The most spectacular sailing of tickets held by his delegation to Tyldesley, P. Holmes, Depts Comp

President for surplus Gamer' versus Yorkshire match

torians. Only four other players-J. T.

They have never yet pack the coins to be restituted yachting Regatta in the Devon-e resold at the official prices fon and Winston Place have pre

seen defeat in this dekh. They in September and

that 3,000 forsook all tactics of defence and trucks will be needed to trans shire waters off Torquay was in

tried to patch up the damage. port them viously performed the feat a: Old

to sakn. The the Firefly 12-foot dinghy class.

Time, however, was against them restitution will be made to Dr. Trafford, where M. Herbulat, France.

Before any more could be done Bannong Wu, chairman

of the after lying third from last, come

the final whistle placed the score Chinese Restitution delegution.- up to win a brilliant victory.

at 3-2 in favour of Eastern.

Feuter Results:

rivals in the compact Turks were the United States and Swedish teams. The United States nad on view probably the greatest wrestler of them al-Glen Brand who won the middleweight title,

Three Americans broke the pul- ing the shot Olympic record of 53 feet one and three-quarters Inches set by H Woellke, of Germany, at Berlin in 1938.

They were

Close competing among themselves,

Thompson. of the United States, frat threw 54 feel He was dropped from the Bri- and a half inch-10.46 metres 1ish team beenuse he refused to after his compatriot, J.E. Fuchs train in the eme conditions at had thrown 53 feet 8-1/2 inches. the London

esling track at Delaney, of the United States, Herne Hill as the cycle teams then improved from 20 other competing nations. figures with 54 feet 8-1/2 inches The decision to drop Harris was (10.68 metres). Thompson then, only taken after last-minute tele- not to be outdone, broke his own phone calls

ch

Thompson's

the first races of the farris Manches-gure by a wonderful throw of

ter home, 200 miles away.

Brilliant Raco

Olympic

Reuter.

Compassion offices

50

Japanese Not Yet Convincing

Members' 160 yards back stroke handi-

56 feet two inches (17.12 metres). Swimmers were also again in record-breaking form.

The

Lester, aged 25, received per- Olymple record for the women's Honours in

mission from the Ministry of the men's 200 100 metres (100 yards, one foot

Labour last February to leave his metres again went to the United one inch) back-stroke event was Stutes, but today. for the first broken twice in the preliminary

employment in the Scarborough time since 1932, it was a white heats of the Werabley Pool,

that he

Tokyo, Aug. 4. | tapı−1, A.K. Rumjahn (1 min. #1-2/% American.

become a full time profes- | Patton, who Miss K.M. Harup, of Denmark

The Japanese people will sec); 2. A.V. Lapes 1 min. 32 seos.) breasted the inpe, in a brilliantly-knocked one secund

sional with Yorkshire, off the old

He was have to do much more yet to c. Guterres (7 mins, T-1/5 "neck).. awarded. his County cap early this convince the world, particularly run race, the 23-year old stude Berlin 32 years ago to win the:

Olymple record established at way into recond place. fushed

Australia, of their peaceful in (86-1/6): 3, 5, ankinsop (88-1/6 past the tape in 21.1 greends. Ewell, also of the United second heat in rate minute, 15.0 upset all predictions as Knowles, which had a very successful stay Northamptonshire last summer Hamentary delegation at pre-1. Joan Eater 166-1/8 anca.) : 12. Bestbor

He first appeared for the White tentions, Mr. L.. C. Haylen,.). Stoles team, we second in 21.1 seconds.

team, Rose county in 1945 and against leader of the Australian, Par S. Ziminerman, of the of Great Britain, the world cham-

MG1

France and Belgium Jockeyed for first place in a shifting wind which made sailing difficult but in a last-minute bid, "the United States craft tonight fought her! Italy's win in t Star cinks

Shanghai Footballers Arrive

The Shanghai football

euson.

8.

100 yarda krawat stroku handlept-1. Carvalho (84 meer): 2, J. Gomer

Ladies 75 yarda madley handicapı—

acconds, while Lloyd Labeach, of United States, who was runner-pion in this was regarded in Mañils arrived in the Colony Caiablished the unique record of sent visiting Japan, said today. (54-5/5 HOCH.). "

Panama, came in third in 21.2 up, was only one-fifth of a second as seconds. Herbert McKenley, of outside Jamaten,

came in leurth,

Mr. Fanny Blankera-Koen

equalled

the world

which she already

second to Italy's

borrowed

Olympic Plain W.O.G. Grut, a Swedish; to win by dve minutes.

metras hurdler in 11.3 seconds. { Her time broke the

Five

Champion To Retire

wero

2. R. Bullivan i

Dora' 26 zarda handicapi...l, R. Noron-

| beat),

Lawn Bowls Results

Anderson (50-1/% sa¢m.); $. B. Anderwatť| The following are the results being the only York hire colt ever

of games played on Tuesday in to score two centuries in a County, the blame among the Japanese Xavier (88-4/6 wers.):

"no Australian people feel that

Bloga" 76 yards' medley handicap1-5, P. the, Lawn Bowls Chempionships: natch

Open Pairs Lestor batted chancelessly in people does not fall on any ano (70-1/8 pers.): 9, D. Cyllaco (13-2/5 res) B. M. Gmar and K. M. Omar both his innings. He was 125 not military er political clique but Girls' 65 yards handicap-1. Nicala

beat Dr. J. A. R. Selby and out in his first knock, Having upon the people as a whole," Mr. Penalana (44-4/5 secs.): 2, 8. L

A. Steven 34-10. Haylen said. and hitting 18 fours, while he To show reform, the Japanese ha: 2. C. Noronha and J. Basto idest W. Hong Sling and A. M. Omar made 132 in two hours 20 minutes must offer much more convincing in the second innings, his chier, prnot this they have so far. T

Australian people will wait until : 5, 3. Blenkinsop ten soon).

1, J, Erikson (45 peesi): 2, E. Tavare¦ R. nits Being one six and 17 fours.

A number of matches were in the se sumie encrete demons

Ladies 10 yards bandicap:-), 8. An- tration, and not just words tried during the three days how that

derson (71-1,5 more); 2, J. Bauer 182-3/s i by rain,

the Japanese have); 8, II. Anderson (14-1/8 sec.). adopted peaceful idisis and inteye Members 220 yards handicap;—1, F. to maintain a pensoful way of Monteltu 12 minal ́12 secaj: 2, 0. Jane; life."-Reutor,

Thrills At Hove,

He came yesterday morning by air. the old record.

22 days in The team stayed representative. In heat thres, J. Davies, of Portugal's five-minute win in a Manila and played nine games, Australia, also beat the Berlin

Swallow

owed losing only-une. record- record with one minute, 16.4

nothing to chance

chance und In the six-

They are leaving for Shanghol shares in seconds, although she had the metre wipalng her hot of

class the Belgian yacht tomorrow Hui told the "China batted three and a quarter hours) earlest the .80

of all fou win

four haste.

Mr. shook off Argentina's competition

Mall" that reveral games had to officer, made Olympic record of 11.8 seconds. Then history today wher he won the Crown

The only Norwegian win for be re-arranged owing to the rain, she went on, to or

Prince Olaf and his They were well treated and en- semi-final swimming contes: of the moderr. family to watch from

the Joyed their stay there. Mr. Hul only second outside this time pentathlon-an event which gave "Norgo"

was in In a spectacular win.

the him victory in three of the con-class

Dragon said that he did not expect much The first three in

15 this good football It Shanghal naxt competitors bent the urt's five events and assured hini

Benson. Scandinavian designed class Olympic time for the

10,000 of the championship. metres walk during the qualify.

Norway, Sweden and Denmark.

A number of players would be ing heals. The new figure stands

the first of coming to Hong Kong, and (those Today's races were to the credit of J. Mikaelson, of

who came from Malaya would be in FLYEN

cach class to bo Sweden, who won his heat in 43

ciecided over the whole

returning. Several eld-timers, like Regatta. No previous competitor in the The minutes three seconds over 80 modem pentathlon has won mure rowing events

long-awaited draw for the Suan Kam-such and Lee Yeo- seconds better than the previous than two events Captain Gras which

will be retiring. Added to this j the Game

he believes there will be

few won the riding event, tied for Thames on one of the loveliest League run by the Football Com- of the County championship table,

on the Chinese teams playing on the 300 metres frst place in the fencing, and stretches of water in the country mitice of the Federation.

although they lost first innings ing was made today. event in four minutes 17 seconds

A well-known In the sculls, one of the high- less than two seconds outside lights of the Regatta, American League. These games are played while Glamorgan are still second, Chinese team, points against Warwickshire. They the Olympic record

ray be joining the Foreigners have 186 points from 20 games, and British competitors who are plan of Sweden five times since have

Plain Grut, Pentathlon cham- expected to dominate the event in the Race Courne and no gate four points behind, but now with

been separated.

one game in hand. Yorkshire re- For in- of America,

man third with 124 points from Wood, the Australian

18 games. oarsman of repute, and A. D. Rowe, the Oxford University President who Wil

represent Great Britain, are all drown aeparately.

best

behind

The next three mem him also broke the record. They were C.J. Morris, Britain's No. walker, E. Moggi, of France, and G. Dorbeni of Italy. In the second heat Harry Churcher of Britain also beat the record. returning 4 minutes 20.4 secuijde.

*wit

In

∙Will

take place

1938, sald that today's Olympie stance, Jack Kelly,

Mra. Fanny Blankers-Koen, event was his last pentathion sp- Mervyn streaking through her heat at pearance.

Delicate Problems

To Preserve Peace

London, August 3.

Delicate moves

wore taking place behind the Olympics scene today to preserve diplomatic peace, A Cabinet Minister intervened un- officially after a stream of complaints: 'about transport arrangements.

pre

san,

can be charged,

in the

Lawn Tennis

At Hove it looked as if the match would be abandoned an a draw, but eventually Sussex gained first innings points off the last ball of extra time. Derbyshire remain at the top

beat

t

Members' 75 yards from sṭle handicap:

dall,

Warwickshire Bat Against Tourists

Birmingham, August 4.*

Warwickshire batted first when their match with the Australians bagan hero today in dull and ovorcast weather with an easy paced wicket.

1

hour,

R.

beat P. M. N. de Silva and F. X. M. da Silva 26-14, M. Riberlo and J. C. Remedios beat W. Williamson und F. Kennedy 26-16. Leigh and J. Tibble beat G. Choy and G. Bouza

Hang 22-18.

A. F. Noronha and J. E. Noronha beat G., W. Sewell and E. J. R. Mitchell, 45-10.

R.

Open Singles

da Luz beat A. K. Minu '22-5 on the 16th head.

Today's Games selg The following arc today's games in the Open Fairs Lawn Bowls Championship:-

A.R.A. Rahman - and A.D. Razack

| (1148) + AJ, Hall and 7. Fraker, (18031)

de Th

A.A. Basuck and 3.8. Landolt" (82048)

D.F.F. Marques and AV, *Cofano

(10209) (K.B.Q.O.).

A.K. Minu and AR, Minu (28001) ▼ B.A. Hanssil and J.E. Hayward.. (392043. (0.0,0.),, 、

*.120.R. Sousa, and M.J. Meilas. (18658) * WJ, Manhallway and J. Mohalland

(8005)) (K.G.C.),

A.K. Omar and M.I. Raunch (21810)

By the lunch interval, War-, and uncomfortably and only six wickshire had scored 41 runs runs were stored in the first half for the loss of three wickets. The partnership was broken Bradman won the toss and put when 28 runs had been put on in plich still very wet from recent ing to pull off Loxton, skying the Warwickshire in to bat on 80 minutes Thompson, attempt-▼ J. Busto - god Q.P.. Dasto : (10809), mētras, G. Avery, of Austraila,/ yesterday USRC lost to CRC "B" $4, A.-V. Bedser 5 for 78); Sur-heavy rains. About 15,000 people all to McCool at short mid wit~ | (97701) ♥ K.M. Kunjahn and M. Rum was second and, K. Bartalp, of by 2-7, while SCAA.."A" beat | Canterbury:'Kent draw with Bill Johnston' could get much Taylor, who batted one and

The Olymplo hop, stop and jump final was won by A. Ah- man, of Bwedon with

16,40

15.025

matres

U.S.R.C.. v C.R.C; “B” · In the second Division of the kets, Lawn Tennis League matches

F. H.

The game between the Au-tra- Haris and Glamorgan was aban doned without a bull being, bowled today, owing to the wet pitch,

Results: At Kennington Oval: Surrey Notts 104 and 187 (Stocks Nottinghamshire by 8 wic-

294 and 60 for 2,

One run and 10 minutes later, Hampshire.. Kent 390 for 9 de clared, Hampshire 163 and 228 force out of the heavy turf, both half hours for his 10 mins, gave 1.0.0.6.1

|5.11. Xavier. made the ball lift, and Thompson McCool another catch off his (Rogers 80);

and Taylor started very slowly gloves..

A

Manchester: Lancashire drew Yorkshire, Yorkshire 309 and 281 for 6 (Le tor 132); Lan- cashire 301 for 5 declared.

RC Turkey, third, with 13.305

by 6% 24 sets, metros and

Captain Macroath and Rodger (UBRC): respectively. Alex Jany, of France, the world lost to C. Cheng, and S. N. To 16 holder for the 400 metres free beat M. K. Karl F.K. Lau 6–3

lost style swimming, was beaten into

H. Chan and P.N. Poon 3-gwith third place in the second semi-

Dr. T. Dawson-Trove and A. Anal of the Olympic 400 metres Dinnen (USRC):

lost to Cheng and To... 2 tree style today.

lost Tam and Lau,

48 beat Chan and Poun

China

Wins

At Birmingitam: 'Maich between Warwickshire und Derbyshire abandoned Derbyshire BA and

saw the start.

Although neither Lindwall nar

ket.

Golf Club Results

XII. O'Grady and A.B. Colema

Jahn (28001) - (ILK.C.C.);

A

H.A. Gray and `W.J. Kentes :($616) ▼ and A. Coalba (12858)

Loxton was showing plenty of

Yesterday's Games life, and his figures rend 11 overs, five maldens," eight runs," twe

Six Open

Doubles of

of the Lawn wickets when he was relieved by Bowls matches were played yes- Lindwall shortly before lunch. terday, the results were:UM. Donnolly, the lefthanded New Omar and 1.M. Omar beat .C. Zealander, produced a few good Fincher and T. Lock, 27-10, lep-side strokes, but after two F.V.V. Ribeiro and C. R. The following are the results of hours Warwickshire's Interval Pereira bent J.M.A. Ramjahn and Smed beal Essex by 224 runs, Worces. Royal Hong Kong Golf Club week score was only 41 for three, OrdA.M. Rumjahn, 319-80

8.0.A.A. "À”: V- G.R.D. "OT

H. J. Foster, and E. Hancock 120 for no wicket, Warwickshire (UBRC):

In an exciting and closely lost lo Cheng and To

Pakistan wrestlersvere dis An omelat said: "There qualified Inan the free style con- hundreds of lone of varied food- test because they were inta for stuffs at the cumpr-some never the weigh-in through a transport sean in this country before or for fought basketball game, China de lost to Tam and Inu muddle, and other have complained that Goes to be kept over it. We arb deer- to 18 points transport ad not arrive to inke mined that day surplus after the

227,

At Worcester: Worcester Hire

competitors] many years. A tight contral 'has feated Korea' Id Group B by. 49) lost to Chan and Pooning / tershire 270 and 293; E sex 131 end Compelitions of the Royal having been stumped in Tan

A

and 208 (Wyatt 5 for 48).

Hong Kong Golf Club the Deep Water Bay: Mixed Foursomes von by Mr. & Mr. B.R. Coombe with a nett 03. Tunners up, were Mrlor and Mr.A.E.G. Halz and

Was

Johnson's last over.

Scores WARWICKSHIRE "FIRST INNING.

Taylor, C. McCool,

them back to Khair cauips for Games shall be given to the hoa-water polo play-offs:

Here are the results in today's

At Northampton: Leicestershire J. Heu and P. Poon (BCAA beat Northamptonshit by 19 meals.

Omciate raid that when, they

pitals,"

t

Spain beat India 11 to 1: Ar-beat C. R. Lee and Y. V.

runs. Leicestershire 127 and 30 Akhad for, care, there were nons nyals The Minister, It was the Afshand refused to line up ten Hungary beat Yugoslavia 3 to 1: lont to FAY, Chry and 1100 and 94% (Walsh for 42) Mr. & Mrs. WJDyer with 64

There was some tension when gentine drew with Karpt, to beat E. Lee and A. Lumang & declared: Northamptonshire learned, has suggested to the that meals. The raid it was an In the Olymple hockey tourna

At Heitol: Gloucestershire, drew Hogay. Perl 0. Wong and T. K. : Liang with Somerse Som erat 190 and Game & organisers that competitors insult, and undigined: A top mont, Pakistan beat Denmark by (BCAA "A"); and offigiale loft without transport Olympia official persuaded them goals to xero, while Holland de- beat C.K. Loo and Y.X. Lam-cestershire 39 for 8 decirsed and IT.. Cieland with all square. J. Ord stu

185 for 8 (Gimblett (5) Cing thered by Messra J.D., Clague Thompton, should be authorised to hire taxis that everyona: from the highest to

feated Franca, gosia to Info. and charge them up to the on the lowest did, the same thing Exifabeth hold a reception at Lam Kwan and H. 0. Kwok Middlears, Sussex 3784 to 7 de Mr WH Lydali qualified for Extras

drew with E. Les and Lam G (Gravere 01 not out. Bentt 50s Runners up were Mesane T. Bah Johna King George and Queen beat: Par. Choy, and M. Les 6m and he sat an example by

At Hoval Sil:smie demwa with Lowsand B, A. Brown: 1 down, A number of dismissale b

qubue

Donnelly, have ing filmmitt

Buckingham Palaco tonight for (BOAA, “A”) A followed allegations at potty playbe distans were happy at the representatives of all the nations best,CI. Les inday

clared: Middieper (Devien raste. Gordan was the quail, v Total

[the Captain's Cup with n neit 69. Tering from Olymplo Clames onpiraation, and fined run them compeiths in the Olympia Gaines, treat in Lee and the Lamparas

"At: Lords::The Army, best" the flor for July, having benten: Mira

LBERG Bwn 612 Edrich Pp).

Laxton

*J. Bradley) and L. Collyer lost

to R. Luz and J. Luz, 10-25. 1

3.V.

Ramsay and C.R. Logan' heat F.J. Rodrigues, and C.A.

Coalho, 32-0

3.8.Chowla and Leo-lost to B. Chang und HT, X!- Hau, 16-20,

*In_the" Opm whales, C. Dow=" man lost to T.A. Mndar. 10mmäis E.A. Fronks had A-7, Ter feira beat 7,8. F. Thompson and T. Goodwin, 3LEAN

zy Printed sand mobilebét for thi