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HONG KONG, MONDAY, APRIL 18, 1949.
SECOND DAY OF EASTER Rapiers
RACE
MEETING TODAY
(By RAPIER)
The Second Day of the Easter Race Meeting will commence at Noon today, and there are twelve events, the most important of which is the St. George's Plate,
It is a handicap event for Australian ponies of 1949 with Skymaster and Jeep Hee, winners of the Sassoon Challenge Cup and Mongkoktsui Handicap, respectively, last Saturday, barred.
Race No. 1-Yaumati Stakes (Second Section): From The Two Mile Post Once Round & l. Our Novice Jockeya will be on View in the opening evvel, and they will be called upon to harsh Ate trahan ponins, of 1949 classy- hon Mark will be fier Chose N
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this stance, Meeting
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(That Seetings over sex fud Shettled to rangly truɔried to win I think wall shes the pool, bav-
with Lace Starter serond. d ang Mabel (30 Cading and Ho
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Race No. 5- Salwanno Handicap (Fost Section): One And A Quarter Miles
(Mr. Castro) is quile capable of winning.
spendy and Eluar
Race No. 8-St. George'a Plate: One Mile. This is the main event of the day and is conned to Australian winners at ponies of 1940
with this
Arabian Meeting burred. Dagger, rihten by Mr. Pote-Hunt at the Third Race Meeting, was
113
Hanclean
al in the gure, lot here placed second behind Skymaster 1334 lbs is not so many for n pony
in the Magazine Gap to handle over the male Petsus (First Section) over this distance,
Abur und may pevale an upset. How and in view of that run it has a gran opporunity of winning this 1 Dominate Payle to win
D. afternoon.
(Mr. Den Wyvls luck).
winner of the
Keres Cup and Griffins Chath- Memorial piens at the Aenusi Meeling over 15 very the Champion distance, fit at the moment, and it should give the above pony the night at actually 1 fe. If it does not Thi race will be contested tex
with, Duchess Delight Mr. CP Aardalam proms of poveHIS SINK
pkes Ne), High Speed (Mr. Gregory). ferrefiend Chien 3
Love (Mr. Bolgate) and The Aly al- believe that. Allowance
Tigress (Mr. Kwok) will probably theurd onderest Lili Marlene may be the other four starters. Duchess hat accept here. The other en
Delight came third in the shov have
practically elsatser, atat i tmy ferie Lasste race against Arabion Dagger, and there is no reason why it should W 8 will be ridden by Mr
But be placed in the sine position Pole-Hunt However, in vone of
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Furlongs To pick the likely winner tropi the list of ponies entered for thir vent is no easy problem, as sil of them have not won a race be
Fit Du Judging from its Apeit 14 during morning traming
It completed the six fur when
com in 1.27.3 last quarter 20.4
has been ISC1) weight of 150 th with 2le Deco (Me. Castro) to many 131
Neve jockey fore 1 les 5 1bs for a and i am oftard that they met
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wintong Canadie l liking. 3
Fexed fo ** Young up dye sue comes
muline. When it com mplared in the Neth Best bany Stakes (Second Sertis but it mag de botig torkay with it change in the jockey reguys, ment. Geen Velvet is usually slow starter, and Mr. Pote-font will hang to do some tepel malang if he exureta to be anywhere nae at the flash.
Back No. 3-8haukiw.n Handi- can (First Section): From
The Two Mile Post Once
Round & in.
Australian
SENSOUR
ponles of previou elassifier Clos 4
wil
ather together for this event, aut
it leoks as if the finish will be
bonds, Big Bluff (Mr. Ostrou-1 send and Chief off) should have no difficulty la Pilot Park, leaving Metertwining. This pony, however, is as the out inter caquable of crest-
more suitable over is distance, but in view of the opposition it init an upret.
Tally should
extended. not be exerpt, perhaps, by Condor (Mr. choula Miu). Jeuire (Mr. Taul be placed and Mimi (Mr. Alexan-
Race No. - Carter Handicaps Six Furlongo.
A result of Wening the San dosen Park Hariteup over the
mille at the best menting, Pandader) may be worth following for
(him)
kas born pemalaso ay 1 lbs but even at
15 the et has still a chance of re- peating
previous HELICOPAN. Panrin ran very,
well, under Me. Chis, but today it will have to be an its best torin to slave off Daisy
et's challenge as it will have Mr. Neeta's experienced hamelling. fought out between four penes Bashful Beauty (Mr. Ostratunoff) only. Prince Delight (Mr. inuta seall undoubtedly be meals can well at the last meetin
although placed. But over this
and fur
not favourites have“
Wongy
it
ahmuti verfully
Anyway fishe ty in waving, Shicht
of the Customs Pass Handicap (Past Seeleni at Third Bars Meeting, should 101 pround place, For the hurd' position, I think Argentine Man
The
race.
Race No. 4-Ho Man Tin Handicap: One Mile.
place also,
Race No.
No. 10-Salvanha Handicap (Second Sec-
tlona): One And A
Quarter Milca.
Second Section
Selections For Today
Facer No. 1
InON MASK MADEL
ROSLYN
Outsider: Amber.
Race No. 2
THE HOPEFUL
GREEN VELVET
Uutelder: Canadian Potato. Race No. 3
PRINCE DELIGHT ANYWAY
ARGENTINE MOON
Outalder: Casste.
Race No.
FOYLE
LUCKY STARTER BOUTHEAST WIND
Outalder: Pegasus. Race No. 5
HEROIC LABBIE BOOTSIE
CHIEF PILOT
Outsider: Masterpiece.
Race No. 5
PANDA
DAISY BELL BAGHFUL BEAUTY Outsider: Amazon.
Race No. 7
DING HOW DASHING BEAUTY II TUNNY
Outalder: Marber.
Race No. 8
ARABIAN DAGGER BEN WYVIS
DUCHESS DELIGHT
Outalder: High Speed.
Race No. B
BIG BLUFF
CONDOR
JETFIRE
Qutalder: Mimi. Raze No. 10
CROWN WITNESS NOONDAY BUN MINX
Outsider: Peggy.
Race No, 11
KWONG YIU AUTUMN LEAF WINDERMERE
Outalder: Argus.
Race No. 12
BEAFIRE
BIG SHOT FLYING JIB
Outsider: The Dingo.
KBGC Lose
To Recreio
Club de Recreio, last year's winners of both the Senior and Junior Leagues, were enter- tained to a friendly game of ut Austin Road lawn bowls
the Kowloon yesterday by
Police Club Lawn Bowls Green Open
The Police Recreation Club Lawn Bowls Green was officially opened yesterday when the visitors were entertained in a friendly six rinks game of bowls. Prior to the game a group photo- graph was taken of the participating players.
3. Bradley and his men of the Police had a grand game against 5.M. Rumjaha's visitors rink good condition but the going and lost by one shot.
The Club house were gaily decorated. The green was in
was heavy.
OMN
he
The standard of bowling on this high with Cameron, The game ended in the visitors rink was winning by a Burrow margin of right-hand man to Bradley, giv- eight shots the final score benging a grond display. Bradley was 122-114. The visitors won maleady. Rumjahn played three rinks. lost on 1wo and good shots.
W. R. Hillyer made a welcome Anished all squaro on another.
to the Kame when return The rink skippered by A.E. Coates of Craigengewer CC won skippered his rink to victory over by the biggest margin at the ex-Sammy Shields, the visitor' rink pense
of Haywart. In their total in a good game by 10 shots. Pin- lead man for Hillyer, of 32 shots, Contes registered kington,
consistent game while rix, two fours and a three. In alt played
of the 21 both Pope and Hillyer did what Coates scored on 12
Sammy Was expected of them, heads played.
Hayward and his men scored Shields was up against it but in himself on nine heads but Costes kept spite of that acquitted
well. tim down to twos and singles.
Police RC Pinkington Finney C. Pope W.R. Ilyer
(Skip)
An Interesting Game A very interesting game was ser between Blil Hollands of the Police and J. McCutcheon of the Visitors. McCutcheon registered nine shots in the first Ove heads to lead 1-0. Hollands then score1| W. Cameron
T. Waller Galvin
Visitors G. Sewell K.B. Marshall J.II. Kinaburg H.F. Shields
(Skip)
20
S.O. Bux
UDUK.
J. Russell
Bradley
(Skip)
10
15 shots in six heads to lead 5-10. J. By the end of the 18th head, tol- landa was leading 22-14, McCut- Sout cheon came back strongly on the Davies last three heads scoring eight Wilson shots to Anish all square,
F. Channing Hollands scared two lives and four in his total of 22 shots. A.P. Pereira and his men re- gistered three fours and a three
(Skip) Saunders Goodmall T. Carr
to beat C. Dowman of the Police C. Dowman by 24-14. Pereira scored on 11 of
124
(Sklp
17
the 21 heads 'played. On the 14th F. Nolan bend the score wan 14-14. | McSmith Pereira and his men exerted pres- Etrown sure and won eventually by seven Hollanda shota
(Skip)
22
By steady bowling. Channing Itoberts
and
his men beat Hughes rink by Wheeler ten shots. Hughes and his men at J. Forrest one time led 6-4. Saul and Darle, Hayward Channing's front men, played a good game.
HK WIN IN
B.A. Mansell S.M. Rumjahn
(Skip)
Burnhams
Penfold
W.C. Ogley
Hughes
(Skip)
J. Nettomicy
J. Stokoe
N.A. Belirno
A.P. Pereira
(Skip
Graham
Elliott Grant
McCutcheon
(Skip)
H. Gitting
J.H. Xavier
A.E.P. Guest
(Skip) Total
12 114
AE. Contes
(Skip) Total
SOCCER XI
MANILA
Manila, April 17.
of Australian BGC and went down by ten The visiting Hong Kong Interport XI tonight won
nies of previous seasons classl- Bed Class 3 will figure in this
in
place
shots, the final score being 120 to 110.
The home team won on four of the six rinks while the Portu- Ruese won on two.
In
his
men ran
nver
their initial engagement against the Manila booters by a score of 5-1 bofore a huge throng of local football fans.
while
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SINGAPORE SOCCER XI LOSE TO CHINESE TEAM
Singapore Army 0-Combined Chinese 3 Singapore Army suffered thair first defeat yestar- day, when they lost to Combined Chinose by, three clear goals in a thrill-packed game at Sookunpoo.
The Combined Chinese team, which was compos-
ed of players who were not able to make the grade for the Manila Interport or proposed Saigon tour, gave a display which exceeded all expectations,
RESULTS AT A GLANCE
Singapore Army D Combined
Chinese
SECOND DIVISION
Cheung Koon-hing. who played in goal, gave one of his est performances to date, two backs, Mak while the Lam-fook and Cheung Shu- ling, proved to be a pair of dour defenders who contested every inch,
Yau Wah-hing, the Combined
a hero's Royal Navy Chinese pivot, played
start to finish and game from seldom care out second best in Army Kin. his tussles with the speedy Singa- pore inside trio. On s flanks. Lee Shek- Chan Kam-pui and ching were in fine fettle and kept the two Singapore wingers well under control.
A St. Jomoph's
7 Talkoo
Singapore Army kept on peg ging away and set up a cracking pace, and although it was expect ed that the Chinese would col lapse under the strain, they su
tion.
Lo Wah-sing, as leader of the Chinese attack, did not impress prisingly necepted the challeng very favourably, although he was and tought back with deterrainé
trier throughout and did score two fine goals. Cheung Chung- kan_nand Siu Cheuk-yin wrre, 18 however, a lively pair and gavo
the Singapore defence tying time,
11
24
a
Dangerous Wingers
very
Tang, Kwong-sum and Wong King-chung, the Chinese wingers, were always dangerous when on Came the move and invariably out on top In
their encounters with the opposing defence.
For Slagapore Army, Service
A Fast Shot Shortly before time, Lo Wa sing put the issue beyond doubt when he managed to elu
sent in a fr Whitehorne and
bot, which Service stopped by failed to hold. Following up, 1 Wah-sing netted attempt.
at
the scoot
There was no further scorin and the final whistle came wit Combated Chinese worthy wi ners of a keenly contested game.
Army: Singapore Snellson, Young, herne, Inglis, Shen and Porter.
Combined Koon-hing,
Butler,
Servio White, Whit *Wilson,
Tod
Kave a magnificent performance in goal and cannot be blamed for any of the shots which went past
'Chinese: Cheu 22 him. Tine and again he stood
Mak
Lam-fod between the Chinese and goals.
Cheung Shu-ling, Chan Kom-pur Snellson and The two backs,
You Wah-hing, Lee Shek-chin 4, Young, falled to show the Tang Kwong-um, Cheung Chun
confidence as that which Char- 32acterised their play in the two 122 previous games.
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kan, Lo Wah-sing, Sist Cheuk-y and Wong King-chung.
Rugger Results
The brunt of the Chinese at- inck was horne by Whitehorne, the Singapore Army pivot, who proved to be a real stumbling block in the way of the Chinese forwards, particularly in the air. White and Butler lent White horne valuable support, but they found the tricky and elusive Chi-London Hospital 11. London Scof ense wingers extremely difficult to handle.
London, April 18. The following were the mult of rugger games played today:
RUGBY UNION: Blackheath i
tish 16
West of Scotland 1 Aberavon 10 Devonport
Service 8. Barnstaple & Old G 3: Bedford 20 St. Barts
the Chinese defence, which found Only 3. Bristol 17 Lelceste
01
S
Old Paulines 6. Plymouth Albiak 10 Old M Merchant Taylors
Inglis And Todd Inglis. the Singapore Army 9. Birkenhead Park North centre-forward, again showed up Ireland 13. Bridgend 10, Londo well and continually harrassed event. Although many will
e. Cardiff Wasps 0. their faith in Noonday Sun. (Mr.
his speed somewhat disconcerting. Camborne
Barbarians 6. Cheltenbum 8 Sal Todd also gave another brillante. Coventry 22 Waterloo 8. Ebb Gregory) an
of its "win un account
To all intents and purposes the Hurst Park Handicap J.A. da Luz, Colony's singles
display and together with Suci Vaic & Sar
6 Saracens 0. Falmouth 0 Second Section) uver
the six fur- champion, won by biggest the game was over as far as
worked hard to break through Mary's
y's Hospital 27. Gloucester, 22 Dillet dance 11 is capable of extending fans at the Second Race Meet-margin,
his rink beating Joe the visitors were concerned at
the Chinese defences.
London Welsh 0. Llanelly both Paaris and Dany Bell. As on
Fraser and I prefer Crown Witness (Mr. Fraser's 32-8.
the end of the first half when
Wilson and Porter, the wingers, Londo recommend keepingg. I pener Cro ont les
Maester 22
22 Cros They wi
were seldom seen to ndvantage Nuneaton 3. which was unplaced in this
inen scored on seven heads, while they were leading 1-0.
3. Manchester 13 Malone Amazon (Me. Kwok) in muni.
raine race on geount of its fitness
and more often than not inst the Keys 3. Luz registered a ave, a four and
Just bolore the first half was
Neath 5 Newbridge 6.
6. Nowport 3 at the moment during morning four threes. Race No. 7-Hunghom Stakes
bail to the fast tackling Chinese) Manila's goal-keeper,
Balb 8. Northern 3 Bradford 15, defenders. (First Section): alx Furionne gallops, with Noonday Sun second
Milan, April 17. Jackie Noronha beat Collyer by Llamus, was kicked in the back
Otley 5
5 Old Blues 8. Penryn 1 In this race confined to Aus- and Minx (Mr. Ostroumoff) third.
five shots in a close game. In his and kidneys and had to be taken Tazio Nuvolari 80, dean of Play opened evenly, with both turn. Inglis (Mr. (pok) is the choire, but 1|tration popies of previous seasons In view of Peggy's disappointing
score of 20 shots, Noronha regis-
of the fell. The local team Italy' automobile racers, will sides attacking in rermmmend keeping an
I can eye on classified Class 6 an interesting form at previous outings
tered a four and a Ave.
had to play without him for the participate in the most difficult came into the picture with a rasp- Cassie Mr. S. W. Lee).
Len Sykes and his Barsh hould eventuate. Ding flow hardly be expected to recommend
rest of the game.
race of the year, the classical ing shot which struck the cross- Pontypool 9 Northampton 3. Red
bar with Cheung Koon-hing well ruth 14 St. Thoman Hospital (Me K.F, Chin) will have an op- for a win, but there is no doubt, away with a big lead in the first
Chang Kam-hoi starred
Stroud for Mille Miglia" (1,000 miles) unbeaten,
5 Metropolitan Policn portunity to score a beinted win. however, that this pony has been four heads by scoring nine shots
April 24.
The Chinese swept up the fleld Swansea 21 Harlequins 3, Tor goals
A. Muller, Chu A pertical of the entring in this. It did nothing of note lately, but improving and a win sooner or against A.M. Souza. Sykes played the Hong Kong team scene tha
The race will be runs on a new
Athiolle '11 Mosoley 13) and launched a series of attacks, quay Australian reserved for
enme in drst in this Inter is indicated. It will again be Souza it shoul
the second interpori | Wing-keung and Chou Man-chl class, Dashing
course, the Automobile Federa- all of which were repulsed by the Wester Super Mare 18 Birining-f match up north last year when each scored a goal. Beauty (Mr. taken out by Mr. Shich this after- Jonies of 1919 Classifed Class 3
Yesterday was the
Singapore defence, which amo-ham 0. Sykes won. should provide an exciting finish | Miu) is the next best bet, but it
by the io announced. The lone goal
The racers will start at Brewin,thered shots from all angles.
RUGBY LEAGUE: Batley '11. time second
when V.I.P. will be taken out by Mr.
these 1wn must also be horne in mind that
tocal team
sain was scored by J.
and pass Cremona, Combined Chinese took the lead Hunslet 12. Casticford 35 Hu. near Milan Tao, but its chances of winnme
bowlers met. Sykes won 24-17 Garrish, left inside. Tuny (Mc. Gregory) is a fost raving animal and it can take
Souza scored a four in the course seems rather remote on accouni
Hong Kong Interporters Pincenza and Parma before cross-when Lo Wah-sing, after receiv- Kingston-Rovers 15. Huddersfie The of the game.
another in the Appennines through the ing a pass down the centre, out- 34 St. Helen's 0. Hull 24 Keighl of its heavy burden of 15 as the leuth, there will be no catching
are scheduled to meet
Cisa Pass. From there it wilt fol-paced the Singapore defence and 7. Leeds 27 Featherstone Rover A.3. Hall beat R.F. da Luz Manila aggregation The Rest, tn- Poyle will again be ridden by it. Murber Mr. Ostroumoff) is also
low
coastline, went through to beat Service with 13. Leigh 30 Whitehaven 5. Laver the Tyrrheniun McKelvie beat C.C. Pereira and Bill Simpson beat J.F.V. Ribeiro.morrow and the Manila Foobtall touching Pontremoli, Massa Car-u fost shot
League selection on Wednesday. Results:→→
rara, Viareggio, Pisa, Livorno and In a fitting opener the Hong Crosseto Kong collegians maintained their From Rome the race will turn winning streak clean by drawing Northwards, and after a few hun- 1-1 with a local inter-collegiate rod miles in the Central Appen- selection.
it will follow the Adriatic nines, They have thus finished their Coast at Ancons, Pesaro, Rimini series of four games in Manila and Ravenna, without a defeat. Previously they From Ravenna the racers will
Salle,
Letran and return to Brescia, following the Po. River upstream, through Fer- cars, Rovigo, Padua, Vicenza and Veroma.
Johannesburg, April 16, Two innovations have been
broke Wob-sing again
South Africa may be the venu brought to the 1940 edition of the through on his own, but his part for one of the outstanding featur "Mille Miglia." One is, a new?- ing effort went too high.
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Race No. 11-Hunghom Stakes (Bacond Section): Six Furlongs.
In this sprint toen for Aus- trallan ponies of previous seasons classified Class 6. I don't think it is necessary to look further than Kwong Yiu (Mr. Pole-Hunt) for the likely winner. It will be call-KBGC
ed upon to carry 153 lbs today, J.G. Robertson. but due to the short distance, and E.G. Shaw
the fact that it came in second in E.A. Atkins
the Windy Gap Handicap
over | J. McKelvie
the mile at the Third Race Meet- Ing. I honestly believe that this
'third
Club de Racrels
M. Nunes
M.A. Baptista F.X. Soares C.C. Pereira
(Skip) F.H. Carvalha J.A. Remedios
20 (Skip)
J. Roberts
pony is capable of shouldering the D. Trail extra weight and win. Autumi J. Нетрасу C.P. Baslo Deal (Mr. Ostraumeff) which was w
J.V.V. Simpson in this same race is also
(Skip) 20 heavily penalised, and may just
Wiggerton R.J. about
A secure second place. keen
J. Creghion struggle should ensue between 5.IL Strange Windermere (Mr. Shleh) and AJ. Hall
10
17
Ribeirio (Skip) J.A. Victor M.L. Rosa LAF. Xavier R.F. da Luz 18
Alvea D.C. MA. Pinna Thompson B. Marques
Argur (Mr. Darkin) for the third*** (Skip) position.
Race No. 12-Shaukiwan Handicap (Becend Bea- tion): From The Two Mila. Post Once
Round & In.
T.
GEF. Tho LA Sykes
(Skip) R.P.
Phillips This race will wind up
the W.H. Dailey meeting, end the result should. Morrison provide ДП Interesting Balsh. L.A. Collyer Lana (Mr. Wong Yon) has been (Skip) given the post of honour with 159 G.C. Norman Ibs to carry, followed by Thun- A. Herton derbolt (Mr. Pota-Hunt) with 108 1.G. Meyer lbs and on that account alone, J. Fraser
am going to rule them out of my reckoning. Seafro (Mr. Too) has been showing good form lately, and over this distance I think it
T
has a good chance of winning The strongest opposition will come from Big Shot, which will be ridden by Mr. 8.W. Las. pony is certainly very fit at the raumen and may prove danger OLF and a win from this combina tion is not impossible. Flying Jib (Mr. Cook) should fit third place, with The Dingo (Mr. Kwok) as the outalder;
尹
(Skip)
A.M. Souza
24
(Skip/
L.S. Silva
E.E, Marques
"J.C. Remedios
-15
J.E. Noronha
(Skip)
14
defeated La San Beda-Router.
•
made
BASEBALL GAMES
17 (Nationals)
New York, April 17.
(Americans)
0
Now
Chinese Attack · The Chinese continued to do most of the attacking, but try as they would, they could not find a weak spot in the opposing de- fence, which withstood the deter mined onslaughts in the -style.
The Singapore Army forwards were sent away occasionaliv, but were unable to hurtle the Chinese defence into making an tactical έττου. Lo
pool Stanley 2 Belle Vue Ranger 16. Oldham 13 Rochdale Tornet. B. Swinton 5 Salford 34. Wake fluid Trinity 23 Dewbury 12. War- rington 25 Bradford Northern 12. Widnes 11 Wigan 10. Workingtor Town 22 Bramley 13.-Router.
Halifax 8. York 2
Golf Feature In S. Africa
The Chinese completely over-events of the golfing calendar it Scores of exhibition baseball.route through the Central Appen-
nines, from Rome to Ancona, end ran the Singapore Army and aj plans, at present under considera- games:
the on- though they tried hard to scare, Yon, mature, Saint Louis (Nationals) Saint the second will allow
This takes the form of a lenge to the British Professiona Louis (Americans) 7, Cleveland lookers to see the position of the their efforts were frustrated time (Americans)
York racers. Every car will bear the and again.
The half time whistle came Golfers Association to send ar 10, Philadelphia hour of departure instead of the
with the Chinese still holding omglal team to the Union to ea 2 Philadelphia unial number-Associated Press.
their alender
gage in international matches of 1-0 lead." (Nationals) 4, Brooklyn (Na-
The lines of the cricket Tests. tionals) 7 New York (Americans)
The suggested proposal is fo Second Half 6, Chicago (Nationals) 1 Chiongo
of the three matches, played in tarde The opening stages (Americans) 3, Boston (Nationals)
second half zow Singapore. Army centres, and it is understood here Boston (Americats)
take over. the initiative and it that should the challenge be aes Associated Press.
seemed as if they would soon.cepted, the event would be en
dowed with a trophy presenten Johannesburg, April 16. obtain the equaliser..
ominent Routh Africop The Johannesburg 21,000 đưa Although hard pressed, the Chi- by an lumn Handicap, run over one and nose defence fought back gamely closely connected with the gerne. a quarter miles today, was won and kept their citadel intact. by the three-year old colt, Prince! The game then developer into| **
with the Bertrand, starting at six to one. a ding-dong struggle,
20
2
R.M.V. Riberio
J. Cotton
G.A. Noronha J.A. Luz
(Skip)
32
(Skip) 8
Totol 120 Total 110
TO ATTEND GAMES
Rome, April 17. Four countries have notified the Italian organising committed that they will send teams to the Mediterranean Gambe at Palermo, May 12-15.
They are Greece, France, Spain and Portugal. Italy will also.com- pete-
NON-TITLE FIGHT
5.-
Paris, April 16. Marcel Cerdan, French holder of the world middleweight title, ir to meet the French-Pollah boxer, Licien Kraweeyk, in a non-litic night over len rounds at Casab lanca on May 7,
the Spanish, middleweight chain. Krawcy will substitute for plon, Antonia Soldevilla,
10%
Weights have been arranged at
prunda-Router,
COLT WINS'. HANDICAP
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ball being rapidly transferred OTHER SPORTS In thrilling finish. Prince from one end of the field to the Bortrand beat Nile Delta "by a other and both goalkeeper earn ON PAGES 2, 3 & short head with Andrea four In woll deserved applause for
brilliant saves. .lengths away third.
Increased their The Chinese The favourite, Bon-of-a-Gun, lead when, after a neat bout of went to Blu tidden by an Australian jockey, pawing, the ball Athol Murray was unplaced. Cheuk-yin, who netbed with.
nout effort.
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