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WEEK-END SOCCER :

BUREN

THE PREPHOT

SWISS WATCH

CHINA MAIL

SAINTS TO CLASH

ARMY ELEVEN

WITH

LEAGUE

The soccer programme arranged for this afternoon is not very attractivo, none of the matches on the fixture list being likely to provide specta- tors with football of a vory high standard.

CRICKET Tomorrow, however, two very interesting games

Weather permitting, the first League cricket games since the 1040-41 season will be played this afternoon,

should be seen-one at Causeway Bay and the other at Happy Valley-where Navy and the Army meet Kowloon Motor Bus and St. Joseph's respectively.

4

The other First Division game will be player Rt Bunlary

Street, where Kwong Wah, whe

will

!

The League, as in the years her

At Caroline Hill today, the fort the war, is divided into two two South China teams meet Divisions. la the First Division, each other und as this will be ten learns have entered, twn of purely "family affair," the which with a from the RRCC game is not likely to attract Stven teams will be participotins much interest. It is a fore-prise if Kwong Wah were to

The following games will begone conclusian played today, play commencing | team will not do anything

in the Second Division,

bi 1.45 pan, in euch enseg

FIRST DIVISION

KCC V TRC à Chak Betul, Iterolu v CCC at King's Parit, HKCC Optimists y Aray at Soo

HKC Nomads V University

Chater Road

SECOND DIVISION

ROC v IRC at Sookunpon.

SWATOW WIN BASKETBALL

that the "B"

hr still without a polní, have the Police as their oppon- | ents. It would certainly be à sur-

brenk their "hak" at the expense i of Paltre.

Turning to a few general com-

HONG KONG, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1948,

+

Selections For Today

Race No. 1

BOOM TOWN

JEEP LEG

RED FOX

(By "Rapler")

Outsider: Blue Sky,

Race No. 2

BELLE FONTAINETM AIRFIELD

DASHING BEAUTY 11

Qulder: Colonie.

Anca No. 3

DAWN

HAPPY BOY FEARLESS WITNESS Outsider: Argua II.

Race No, 4

- CHIEF WITNESS

SANS ATOUT JADESTONE

Outsider: Aidber.

Race No. 5

NORSE QUEEN METEOR FIFTH ALARM Outsider: Lily.

Race No. 0

ARGENTINE MOON BECKENHAM -

ANYWAY

Ouutalder: Spanish Onion.

Race No. 7

PEGGY

FORT KNOX

ROSE EMME

Outsider: Richard 1. Race No. B

CROWN WITNESS FLYING JIP SUNLIGHT

Outsider: Sugerfoor,

Race No. 9

METEOROLOGIST CHESTERFIELD LIBERATION STAR

Outsider: Kentucky Moon. Race No. 10

which might serve to jeopardisements on the game generally, it WEEK-END SOFTBALL: the chances of the "A" team might be pertinent to point out Jan the race for Championship | that the manker in which the Second Divistun of the Lengue. În honours,

Chinese A.A. who are still lick-being condurted far from satis. ato, their wounds after fast week's fetory.

defeat at the hands ot St. Considerable Inconvenience is Josepis's, will also be playing this

being enused as a result of thes afternoon. They will be at home friture of certain trumps to put in RAP and should win, provided an appearance, partleularly for they do not become over-confi-mid-week malches, No not- stritalibg which rost them on is fasued by the HKFA two very valuable points in Sul-garding the postponement of ver

unday last,

In the only other First Division Remet is affivynoon, Cuis enter In their first game at Caro-Tain Big Chen, Club played

exceptionally fue ፰።]║-- against

BD

they

lave last night, the visit Police last week and if they cans ing Swalow Police Basketball epace the same from, wam bent Hong Kong's Black should give Kit Chee a very close Cat squad by 34 points to 22.run. Kit Chee are no longer the was keenly force they used to be and in their The game, which, roateater, was

wlinessed by a last two appearances capacity crowd.

the

Close Game

trin matches and at times, the players of one team, the referee. and the Press waste valuable tine in rushing to the fold, only to And that the came to n

ROSEMARIE FROSTYLIGHT NOONDAY SUN

Outsider: The Chief.

Rambling Recs To Meet Americans

(By "GRANDSTAND")

Recreio will be given a chance to redeem thom- solves this week when they meet the American Clubbers in the senior league Sunday feature filt.

Under Rule of the loss The

Kong Amateur Footleti Leaune, oll matches must be played in the dates and at the times fixed. Any Club which fails to keep is pe wavements. In gecordance with the fixture list shall be liable to a fine mudfor 10 have the points for the A very close game should be

match forfeited to the amponsing seen on the Club Ground To-

ienm.

In addition, the ofeutline morrow, when St. Joseph's teeth may be further dealt with Army, After Inst week's unex ported set-back.

Army wilt have

as the Committee think fit.

Braves will be on an all-out effort to protect their jealously-guarded top of the loop posi- tion, when they cross bats with the Mohawks in the curtain-raiser.

In the Ladies circuit, the Canuckettes are not expected to be a match for the power- ful Wahoos. The tussle will

TENNIS

TOURNEY On Thursday. tone of the thras probably result in a track meet,

Shurtly benore half time. Cuts led 14-13, but the visitors soon asserted themselves and were in the lead till the end,

This evening, the Philippine Chinese

Amby

meet to ga pull out if they wish to m will Chinese YMCA at 7.10 p.m. also maia In the cumming for Cham-Second Division matches at Caroline 1911.

Army, who brought in two new plouship honours.

plaved. unfortunate for It was most players last week, to have lost

ان

AMENDED HOCKEY

FIXTURES

(Sunday, October 241- Navy v Civil Service, King's Park

a.m.

passenger and the

were down

28.

which unless the Owls decide to for decision were throw in their reserves at an Four games in the Men's

early stage of the game.

Club Doubles Championship Question Of Linesmen Tony Gonsalves' Rambling Reen were played at the Ladies' Another point regarding Second were very ragged in the field last Recreation Club yesterday services of Goldrick, who was injured carly in the first half and of linesmen. At most of the See- disappointed.

Division football is the question week and many supportera were afternoon.

Unless they ភាព Mt. Heenan and G. E. Strickland had to retire from the game until ond Division after half time.

take this game again.t the Amer- bent Dr. Ramler and A. H. Poliak Even on his re-

games, "effcient" Inesmen are not being provided icons, their pennant hopes will 6-3, 6-1. turn to the field, he was only a

Chinese de by Clubs in becordance with Rule suffer a severe handicap.

P. H. Bonnerman and K. M. R.N.R.C. (1), 10 am. Umpires fence were necontingly in a posi

The Infielt was rusty but a few Getz beat J. 1. Barnes and A. J. Under present day conditions, more tuning-up practices should Ciffford 6-0, 6-2. D.T. Smith and Mr. Merritt.

lion to concentrate their attention the linesmen appointed by Clubs result University.A.F., Soakumpo,hicfy on Brown.

Well-alled inner} #

K.A. Standaloft and W.J. Skin- 10.45

Umpires: G.T.

are not allogother unbiased,

The same was true of ner beat C. W. L. Way and F. Without any way belittling result, many a Club linesman the outfield. Both Yvanovich and Alexander 0-0, 6-2, 6-2.

As quartet. Palmer and ER.A. Miller.

the success of the Chinese, it The under mentioned are re-

ex dawlhora and D.F. Classey must be said that if Goldrick hind

has been observed to signul "off Nery bungled chances that sams

their way to give the Canadians tent J.L. Wright and N. E. Arthy quested to offlctate-

got been injured, the result of the side" when such is not the case, or to signall the referee for some game would have been entirely

severni unearned runs. Fortun- 6-3, 3-4, 6-3, other alleged Infringement, merc- ately, Elle "Doc" Gosano-in the Afterent.

ly with a view to preventing the The Saints will, it is

centre patch was an Impenetrable) under-

players on the opposing team stood, be considerably streng-

stone-wall as he hauled down from thrusting home an advantcatch after catch with confidence thened for their game-against- Army and will have in goal. Boissevan, former Shanghai ̈ In- terporter, who had the distinction of saving two penalty shots by Ler Wal-tong, China's sorcer ido). when the initer was at the height of his fame.

win

Makham Singh, Causeway Bay, 10 nm.

Licut. Jacobs, R.N., King's Park R.N.R.C. (2), 10 a.m.

FANLING TIMES Hong Kong Golf Club starting times on the old course tomorrow follows:-

9.40 D. S. Robb--R. L. S. Webb 9.44 W. O. Davies-J. Forbes

9.40 G. N. Gawler-E. Bathurst. 9.52 E. T. McMullen-1.W, She

wan.

0.56 D. L. Prophet-R. S. Barry 10.00 W. Alabaster-3. H. Me-

Elney 10.04 H. C. Watson-G. Tolmie 10:00 E. B. Sainsbury--J. Linaker 10.32 F. D. Hunter—A. N. Other 16.10 3. A. Blackwood-E. Me

Laren

BASKETBALL Results of yesterday's games in the Inter-Scholastic Basketball Lampete

BENIOR LEAGUE Queen's (Red) 14 Norikenle Chak Mun 11 Wah KRI

JUNIOR LEAGUE

Fong Lam 24 Ling Ying Tung Chi .25 Wah Yan

Soviet

A

After their spectacular over Chinese A.A. Inst week, the Solnts will be taking the fteld full of confidence and as they have a reputation for being glant-klilers, Army should not take this match loo lightly.

Changed Opinions

ago.

In view of the fact that the Hong Kong Fuotball Association) has an adequate number of re-

of the

d

Any money spent in this direc tion would be well spent, as it would serve to prevent the out- break of any serious trouble in the future.

and ease.

Bad Luck

Navy Rugger

the

BDULLA

NUMBER SEVEN

"7"

In PACKETS or TINS

Cesarewitch Stakes The Main Attraction At Happy Valley Today

(By "RAPIER").

The Eighth Extra Race Meeting under the auspicas of the Hong Kong Jockey Club will be hold this afternoon,, and, given fine weathor, it should attract a large crowd.

The pro- gramme will consist of 10 ovents, with one race specially reserved for Novice jockeys. The Cesarewitch Stakes will constitute the main event. It is a handicap race for Australian ponies of this or any previous season, and they will be called upon to travel over the full dis- tance of two and a quarter miles:

a good combination. Masterpiece (Me Castro) and Richard. I. (M. K.P. Chiu) are also worth keep- ing in mind an account of thola light weight of 135 lbs and 140 14 respectively.

Race No. Epsam Handicap (Second Beption): From Nedr

The 1-1/2 Mile Post. N Second lot of Class 3 Austrailar Fonies will #gure in this event, Crown Witness

(Mr. Maitland) was third in the Stubbe Handlesp over the mile. at the last meeting behind Happy Valley and Jeep Leo respectively and in their d Mr. II. C. Pih is now back | Tenth Plate at the last meeting. sence to-morrow, L, has a good in the Colony and will be seen when carrying 157 Iba, Norse chance of winning, but will bộ in action, but Mr. B. L. Tao Queen (Mr. Pole-Hunt) has been seriously challenge by D Dhy will not be riding, as he left given top-weight of 150 the to Mr. Shiloh) which was fourth ̧ijs for the Northern

as it appears to be this same race. port last carry, and

fitter than before, I cannot see Sunlight Tuesday by pinne

(Mr. Pote-Hunt) to see his anything to beat it with another should also do well. Although it father, who is seriously ill.

two lbs penalty.

wor unplaced. In the above*rapé, Meteor (Mr. Needn) won the it la quite capable of giving the Race No. 1-Epsom Handicap

Des Voeux Handicap.over the two above-mentioned pontes a good (First action): From Near

mile post at the last meeting with night for the first place over this Thg 1-1/2 Mile Pont.

Mr. Wong Yon up will be carry-distance. The curtain

Flying Jip (Mr. R. rise with

thising 150 lbs, which is four los less Kweit) is another speedy pony event for Australian ponics Class than it carried the last time out. which might, do well it can 3. and most interesting

race Although the pony is very fit, strike some of its old form other shoul: ensue. Jeep Lee. (Mr. think

the best it can do in to wise I cannot see it winning Maitland), by virtue of its second take second place.

Sugarfoot (Mr. Brodie) should placing behind Happy Valley in

Firth Alarin (Mr. Brodie) is not alen he kept in mind as it has not the Stubbs Handien over the mile at the last meetinul, will no king quite as well as it did shown its true form in Its Inst

When if lost to Norse Queen in two outing and rosy do so fa doubt, be in big demand, and the Sargoon Challenge Cup over

R It runs to form I cannot see how the 1-1/4 miles at the

Easter it can be beaten.

Meeting, otherwise it is capable of Boon Town (Mr. C.F. Chiu) is beating Metor for the second posi- not bad for this sprint event, and tion. Lay (Nr. 5.W. Lee) with' should not be treated lightly, as 135 lbe to handle is the outsider this pony is very speedy. Red Fox here. (Mr. H.S. Chang) is improving [". and may be dangerous.

Race No. 2-Thirak. Handicap (First Boction): One and a

quarter miles.

hit row.

Race No. Chester Handloap (Second Section): One Mile.. A 'perusal of the entries-in-fals race, reserved for the second lot of Class 2 Australian Ponies; gives me the Impression that one Rice No. 6-Goodwood Handi. need not look further than

any:-8ix Furlongs.

Meteorologist, it ridden by Mr. This race is confined to Class Needs again despite the fact la 4 Australian Ponies, and it is no will be carriliiz 7 lbs more bei easy problem to spot the ultimate 152 lbs when it came in second to In this race for the first lot of winner. For its win the Padder Fort Knox in the Kwangturig Australian

ponics Class 0. the Handicap likely winner should come from last meeting,

over the mile at the Han

Anyway

Mandicap at the last mepting to

win. one of the following: Belle Fon- rodile) has been penulised by 10

watch is Chester. The pony to wat luine Mr. Maitland), Arfleld 11s e. 157 lbs and on that sc- field (Mr. Gregory) which wa (Mr. Pete-Hunt), Dashing Beauty count I don't fancy its chance of third in this same race. This pon If (Mr. Chanson) and Colonia winning again.

has a concession of. 10. lbs from (Mr. Chang). Belle Fontaine-won

Beckenham (Mr. R.K.C. Chull the above pony to-morrow and the Kennedy Handicap over the which was third in the above race, with the distance shorter by about two mile post distance at the last has its weight added by another 171 yards it should give Meteoro meeting and it has been penalised 3 lbs Le. 149 lbs and, ludging logist a keen fight at the end. 14 lbs. There is little doubt, how-to ever, that it can handle this extra good chance of winning

from that

There is also Kentucky Moon here. (Mr. K.

to be considered, Kwok) weight and still win.

There is Argentine Moon (Mr as this pony'is quite capable “ož The real danger, however, ត Pota-Hunt) to be reckoned with, winning with its light impost of Aireid, which is well suited over however, as this pony has had it 139 lbs. Liberation Star, will be Hunt up to-morrow, this distore and with Mr. Pote-weight reduced 8 iba since its taken out by Mr. Chang and, në it should failure in the above race with this pony has been improving command the most support. Dash- Mr. Kwok up, and as it will have since its last outing, it should, be Ing Beauty II, which was second a change in the jockey depart-borne in mind as it will be carry

the Humphreys Handicap ment it will probably be near al ing 135 lbs. (Second Section) with Mr. Mit te inish. Spanish Onion. (Mr. up at the Inst meeting, must alap | H;ST Chang) which was fourth

considered. Colonia, with 147 this same race will probably do lbs to carry, looks most tempting better here on account of the and if it should take the lead tom shorter distance. the start it has a good chance of winukig, otherwise I cannot and it winning.

run, it must stand i

►

Race No. 10 Thirsk Handicap (Becond Section): One And The following games will be played by the Navy Rugby Soc-

A Quarter Milos./ The Rees, too, have had bad tion before a team is plekei to

The final race of the day is ferees on hand who could act as Luck in having to side-line Billy play the Club on October 30:

confined to second section of Class 6 Australian Ponies. Rose- October 23: Sussex Martlets v

Rape No. 7—Chester Handicap lineemen, it la felt that much Soares who suffered a leg intury

Piret Scotlon): One Mile. in the recent hockey interport. If ath Destroyer Flotilla at 3.30 p.m.,

marie (Mr. 9:W, Lec), won the present dissatisfaction Wilfred Lawrence can make firet and Sussex Eagles v. 18t Escort

This race will be contested by Robinson which exists could be eliminat base in to-morrow's line-up with Flotilla, at 4.30 p.m.

Handicap (Second Race No. 3-Lewes Handicap, fret section of Class 2 Australian Section) at the last meeting over . by the appointment of

From Near The 1-1/2' a few positional changes, the Recs "efficient" tinesmen.

Sussex Hawks v. October 25:

Ponies. Having won the Kwang- this distance for Class 7. ponics The funds

4.30 p.m.

consummate tung Handicap over the two mile with

case when of the Association could surely and a good chance of annexing HMS Consort, at

the points.

This race is for Australian post at the last meeting, Fort carrying 152 lbs, and for the October 27: 8th Destroyer Flo- bear the strain of this extra ex.

Battery of Gorry. Gosana and tilla v. Tamar and Shore Estab-j ponies Class 7, and judging from itted top weight of 159 lbs and some, I think it should' wiparum

Krios (Mr. Maitland) has been morrow its weight remains the pendituro.

Dicky Alves' should bo able tulishments, at. 4.15 p.m..

the entries the following should muzzle the American guns, i

ho. weight is rather as the 'distance' is just the samáž“ The Navy team will be selected be prominent at the finish: Argus although The Clubbers have not been

Miu), Chelsea (Mr. Severe, I think It is capable on Hunt) winner of the Nathan the

There is Frostylight (Mr. Potos At Causeway Bay, another fine

able to live up

games. There is also a II (Mr. game should be seen between

in the hilting department

advance notices after

(Mr. K. handling this burden and win match on Wednestiny between Shich), Happy Boy

Handicap (Second Section) Blo they Sussex Martlets and

Club Kwok), Dawn (Mr. Maitland) and again; Navy and Kowloon Motor Bus. Before the start of the season. It According to Chinese reports.

were only limited to a few sent. A at 5.15 p.m. All these games Fearless Witness (Mr. Cook). Main challenge will come from for Class 7 ponies to be reckoned the Korean soccer team has ap- the Saints.

tered bingtes in theif gameʻagainst} was generally concerted that KMB

After their One win in In addition to this are being played on the Navy Granville, Stakes (First Section), was second to Meter in the Des less to-morrow and with the di the Poggy (Mr. Pole-Hunt) which with as it will be carrying 71b would

Champion prouched the HKFA regarding mysterious weakness, carry off the

"They still ground, at Happy Valley.

Luord Strkes and Granville Voeux Handwear with Mr. Fonsecu tonce more to its liking it should shippinions have had to be the possibility of playing a series o

hurler. Although changed, however, na the busmen of games, hore during the Christ.

Stakes (Second Section) respec-up at the lart siccils, is very it give Rosemarie a stiff light to the have failed to live up to their re-mas holidays,

Porter is able Tub

lively, at the last meeting, Argus at the moment and I expect it to end. The Chief (Mr. Maitland) a putation. They have already The following is the week-end plate, tu triffe more apeed

11, Chelsea and Happy Boy have give, the above pony a good night though it has not had a win to i would help a lot, dropped four valuable points and programme:

Joen promoted to this class, but it it does not actually win. Rose credit for a long while, may show as. they will be running agst Emme which was third in the up to-morrow, Noonday Sun flic. better company,

I doubt if they race against Peggy with Mr. Os Wong Yan) should not be disre can repeat their last success. ttoumoff up the last time ut is gorded as it is quite capable o

Dawn, under Mr. Castro, was wise good enough to win und, al- cousing an upset here. Two Bit a fallure in the Nathan Handicap Haugh Laken out by Mr. Wong (Mr. K.F. Chiu) and Priority

will be taken out Sunshine, taken out again by say over this distance as they by Mr. Maitland it may redeem Mr. Gregory, should be a danger carrying 142 and 135, tbs respoče itself over. Usis distance. Fearless us contender, as these two form i tively... diptance and should not be ignor- Witness is quite at home over this

unless they are able to secure

24 both points from the sailors to. morrow, their chances of remain.

Today

1ST DIVISION

29 Ing in the running for Champlon-Ruth China "11". Bouth China "" 21 ship honours are, nond too rosy.

Caroline Hill, 5 pm. Referee: 11. 5) punk Linesmen: Mak Yeung Fu and Chan So, C.A.A. v. RA.F., Boundary, &

Referee Capt. Blone. Linmmen: 1. M. Xavier and Lui Bin M. Club v. Klteder, Club, 5 p.m.

Iteftree: 2. P. Da 'Bilen. etmen: 8. Y.

Ambitions

In World Sport

London, October 21.

Soviet Russia has abandoned her policy of sports isolation that kept her out of the London Olym-:

....

pics last summer. She has applied for tion with 40 international-sport- ing badlos.'

Kwok and D. 1', Lai

.

2ND DIVISION

II.1.

・

to find the

RUGGER SEASON The Americans have a reakñon-

The Rugby Season opens with'. ably solit team with Er'e Hea game between the Club side and ther and Bob McGowan looking HMS Sussex Marticts at the after the left side of the diamond. Naval Ground at Happy Valley and Pete. Lime sparking the at 5:15 on Wednesday, October windy-alleyso what's wrong? 27. The following is the Club First Section) at the last meet- Yan, should not be disregarded. (fr. Fonseca) will also haver d

Khida, having tasted the fruits selection:---

nt victory with a surprise win Mockię. Baker, Williamson, ing, but as over the Madcaps will be out to Kinghorn, Bluck, Johnston, Frank notch up another victory over thi Bowman, Orchard, Minto.

trenmen wake up and strive to1| and Fitzroy-Williams. that place in the top-bracket pf]

the Baseballers-unless the Mel Gray, Small, Lochlan Plowden

Houth Chins v. University, Carolina till, the league standing.

1.30 pm, Referee: Lt. Daury,

C.A.A. . Tramways, Boundary, 3.10 p.m

Telers Ward.

Dockyard w

Refere

Club Club,

Deal

N

Referees A. Fermer,

Tomorrow

IT DIVINION

Refere 算 Illaby.

.!

The Baseballers produced surprise last week when they pur".

KHALSA TEAM

Ed d'Almella on the kill to sta

Ing duel.

ן .!

ed is if is being quietly tipped for this: care.

are

....

HEAVYWEIGHTS ON VIEW IN EUROPE

Race No. 4-Hamilton Park

- Blakes: One Mife. This ince is confined to Novice 3.30 pm the rattle of base-hit If Almeida The follying have been-select-

bo the same

forme, theen to represent the Khalsa Sports, Jockeys, who will Curt show

vives Australian Ponies Arms... Fulice, Smp, 441 game may turn out to be a pitch- Club in a Hockey Association Ox-mounts on

ture against the Army on the Class 7. Sans Atout (Mr. Fon- The Army Ground, Sookunpoo, to-seca) ir view of its second placing Tribal Dispute

morrow at 9.30a.m.

| behind Rosemarle in the Robinson both in person and by cable and Jon's Army, Club, p.. amla-

In the minor «elrofit", thej tejpall Lail: Singh A. E. P. Guest, Handicap (Second Sestion) at the mall..for...affiliation with the

Linamen: tribute between the Batting S. Dillon: Balwant Singh, M. H. fast inecting to the likellest win- International Amataur, Boxing Cheung Moonz Wing and A. Hibeira | Braves and the Mourading Hussat, K. S. Gill; G. Waer, while Chief Wilness with Federation (AIBA), and bodies Kwong Wsh Foffer, Houndary, p. Mohawks will, prove to be the Chest, "Nugget" Ebrahim, Narin Mr. Ng up, which was second in

Vising practically all other]

Refereet J. G. Badley, Lincanten A. moming attract composes, of tam Singh.

der Singh, Mickey Ram and Prithe above race. (First Section) The Mohawks. year, sports - plan" which opened The first real Russian contact | H97-4_KMU, Naiz, 5 pan. Referees mainly remnants of the now de Réserves: Bhagat Singh and

A. Brogan, Lindment Tank Kinefunct Blug Beetles and Dare Marhar Singh: lant'sycar with the greatest talent with the West was made at Wem-

Hongʻand;P. PEL hunt în. and has as its goal bley Fool during the Olympic wrn (bre).

history

devils under the management of}

Players unable to play should the toppling of

States Games when Colonel Rudyard

Alvaro d'Amis can do well in top notify the Secretary Telephone from world athletics Leadership in Russel, Secretary of the Boxing Dr. Jompher W.D. Close Club, ajo form, specially

now that they No. 23330, the Helsinki Olympics in 1992. Croup, was approached by Alexela 5-pad RafeewarM, Melanate, have acquaired, vetoran Charlic

Russia,

of the de- MIDNY, P.C.A.. Today, dabbled in sport Tehikino, President

accepting σχετί

The move was regarded as an- other step in the Russian "ẞvo-

The

--E; Willa and W, Olbeen.

END DIVISION

Before 11 W.. Gaffney...

30 p.m. Quinn to mastermind the outili

and to look after, the training.

to the Host, notore, but only | pártment of. 'International SME Navy-4+ |Army«K), @@ Navy, 3.50 painttorý will be Bruno Bärrados.

with the

of

affairs of the Federal Committee Referees F.A. Barrulla tive posts in international fidera- for Physical Culture, and Sports xlichow v. Taskos, Caroline tionb devoted to soccer (FIFA), of the Council of Ministers, and

Referee's LC Ting Ton

THL

BRITON WINS

Mexico City, October 22,

Brussels, Octobar 21.3. Cirque Royal in Brussels was packed tonight when 4,000 spectators, flocked to see the first. elimination bouts of the international heavy- weight boxing tournament which is to do place here during the coming weeks. The first of tonight's fights Ollef Wilde, the, Belgian hens will have a chruge in the Jockey was all over in two minutes weight champion.

Pacho Bueno, weight champion "gained "an assy, pol:

over Jean Dentarg, of 1 who seemed to lack any „l of defence, NOS MESSA

Stephan Olar; ;; the ¿F heavyweight champion, defe

· Robert

(Mr. Cuatro),and Jadçstono: (Bár, fout Jacqúéa Melwin Ecohy, of Boiglum, by

our

In the second rottid, Coming round, the Belgian

department.1 in. - Mr. Cook toj

when Bigotto, of France, knock- morrow, and can be depended on to make a good Aght of fTe it ed out. Behounek, of Czecho does not, win it should at least slovakia, In the first round.5 place. •

Lola' Sapola (Mr. "Ng) is good

second hout, was over enough to win as it is capable of even quicker when Insting the full distance. Bidber, Eugene, of Betglùm, knocked ||||| wrið J. Almeldn, and J. Sározəļa. Miss Joy Gannon, · British Lawrenen), should be worth con- th, a matter of soconila.

Carl Crut, Roggle Viera ami Hine: Wightman. Cup player, caslly de-sidering. In a race of this kind ar landed with a left and right to trocknetball

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