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CHINA MAIL
HUTTON'S JUNE TOTAL
IS NEW WORLD RECORD
Challenge Of Chinese Swimmers
By KIMBERLEY
There is every indication swimmers
that local Chinese
London, Juno 29.
Lon Hutton, England and Yorkshiro oponing bats- man, shattered a world record today when his scoro against Sussex reached 68.
He had then scored 1,282 runs since June 1 and this is the highest aggregate for any single month by any player. The previous best of 1,281 was set up by Walter Hammond in August, 1936.
Hutton looked set for the | 06, Bailey 61. Walker 53); War- century, but was caught after wickshire to bat,
At Tunbridge Wells: Kent 182 reaching 60. His feat is the (Lambert a for 93); Gloucester- more remarkable when conshire 187 for 3 (Emmett 77, Crapp are out to establish an ever-sidering those three successive 71 noi aut).
Northamptonshire all superiority in the swim-
the Orst-class 201 (Timms 55); Glamorgon 72 ming realm in the Colony. And, by their keenness, they matches which opened today the for 2 are very likely to succeed.
Of special Interest to swimming this your in the unusually large number of women swimmers the Chinese. with Lal
with a roming out
rich
among Tsun handful,
Until last year, the VRC had Indisputably the women's section of the Championships,
Luckle Rose Shaunn An- derson measured their respective distances against practically opposition to sweep the board in the programme.
no
Lat Tsun's Wong Yuk-ping then was a mere infant; although her sole challenge to Luickie Rose in the 200-breast was plucky.
Today Yuk-ping is a swimmer class, What's more, she has alven up her breast stroke swim
ning, or rather, has developed further her free style and back stroke.
Paying a call on the Wongs' ni Thun the other day I watched Lai 15-year-old Yuk-ping in action.
Swimming against Junior boys In the 100 metres free, the girl clocked 77 seconds! Shortly be fore that, she had stopped the watch at 88 fat for the 100 metres back stroke, also Awimming against mule opposition.
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"ducks" carlier in the month. At Cardiff
of most
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Basex
humid conditions favoured howl-
with ers a swing attack, and wic- kels tumbled. None fell faster than at Westellt, where Essex were all out and folding neture after Junch against Derbyshire
63, their lowest score compiling 93,
In their previous of the season, match on the same ground, they
and it their highest
collapsed Luneshre
ifter R good start against Middlesex, their last eight wickels falling for 65: runs. Cyril Washbrook and Wins- on Place scored 60 In an opening and Washbrook and partnership Geoffrey
Edrich hit 100 for the second wicket, but then the pitch became tricky under the hot sun- shine and spin bowlers came into their own. The beat analysis was that of Jim Sims, who took five| wickets for 63.
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Making their first appearance Oxford at Lord's this summer, University outplayed their op. ponents on the first day of a two daze. two-day, match with a strong MCC The South African, Clive Van Ryneveld, excelled in the field and his leg breaks earned him best figures of three for 14, and he later completed a painstaking 50 in two hours ten minutes. the close of play he was
Cambridge
cut.
the
At Guildford: Surrey, 484 (Fish- lock 107, Parker 107, Squires 77). -Reuter.
Federation's Status Is Clarified
The following joint state- ment was issued by the Hong Football Association Kong and the Hong Kong Branch, China Nationa! Amateur
Athletic Fedoration, yester-
met to
The representatives of the Hong Kong Football Associa tion and the delegation of the Hong
China Kong Branch, National Amatour Athletic Federation,
discuss whether or not the Hong Kong Branch, China National Ama-
ia tour Athletic Foderation, the centraling. body of all Chinese
sports Inclu
Including foot- ball in this Colony, and from the
All the Joint letter by Chinese Clubs who are con- members of the currently Hong Kong Amateur Football Association, 67 not
and playing in the 1st Division of the Hong
Amateur Κάπα
Football toknowledging League
the Federation as
uch
controll Ing body, it is agreed between
that as far Parties
Football A1. portation
the concerned Federation
the wlil remain controlling body, and that existing rules of the Hong Kong Football Association shall remain in force,
At
University, tuning Against
Great Hopes Yuk-ping is under the eye of up with a two-day match Y. C. Wang of Lai Teun who The Army in preparation for this studied hiu swimming and week's big Inter-Vault, game, hit
both. P.J. Hall, the carned his coaching ticket in up a big score. Japan
Anal who was the where he was brought Australimu
aslection for the side winst Ox- ford as a medium pie bewler. hit a sparkling century, including
up.
Mr. Wong has great hopes for his prodigy. "My aim is to make her
a name that she deserves: an all-13 fours, in 100 minutes.
China swim star," he said.
The whole training programme
of Lai Taun is now patterned on
the Japanese design. The Wongs
Closing Scoros
Close of play scores:
At Westcliff: Essex 63 (Glad-
have put a stop to their swim- win 5 for 30, Jackson 3 for 2) mers, men or women, concen- and 22 for 3: Derbyshire 248 (Re- trating only on the 50-100 dis-
tances
Kwok Kam-ngoh (aged 17) is another Lal Tsun prl-hopeful. Her
vill 58, Smith 31. Price 5 for 47). At Lord's: MCC 120 (Van Ryneveld 3 for 14); Oxford Uni- versity 197 for 5 (Van Ryneveld
event.alty is the breast stroke 97 not out).
Kam-ngoh is reported to At Sandhurst: Cambridge Uni- versity 414 for 8 declared (Dewes 75, Burnett 00, Rimell 72, Hali
be capable of a 3/22 effort for the
200
metres breast stroke event.
These are but two of the stars, 102 not out); The Army 58 for
turn out for a meet, Lal Taun's
55,
Asked how many girls they could one. Anchester: Lancashire 221 said: "It is difficult to say; we can (Washbrook .71, G. Edrich quite easily bring out a women's Sims 5 for 63); Middlesex 48 for team for as many relay races you | none. can name!"
At Leeds Sussex 181 (Barlett
In the stor class among the 51 not out, Coxon 5 for 50, Close men are the same Chan Chim-19 for 78); Yorkshire 178 for 2 nam, Lai Tai-ping, Leung Hin- (Hutton 60, Lowson 61).
kin and Wong Kam-wuh.
Chan, who says that he has
been
en putting on too much weight,
is training with young Wong in As enclosuro near the Chung Sing Pavilion.
Under S.C.
the Ellis
.C. Wong. Kadoorle school-boy will be res suming his training soon after his sutamer exama.
who
At Bournemouth: Hampshire
347 for D (McCorkell 62, Dawson
JULY CUP
the Hong Kong
Signed: Wong Ka-taun. L. F. de Bouza, Maj. J. Bar- ratt, K. K. ip, A. McAlpine, Mok Ying-kwal, Mok Hing, Lee Wal-teng."
The above statement la'the result of the recent dispute between the two organisations regarong a proposal that the Federation be deleted from tho wules of the Association.
The Assoolation held that the according to the rules, Federation
Dame under the new Bocleties Ordinance, 1949. At the recent Council Meet-
the the Association's pro- posal was not adopted, it be ing decided on the suggestion
that the of. Mr. H. K. Leo Federation be first invited to discuss the mattor, before it was put to the Annual Gen- eral Meeting on July 15.
ing
ABERNANT WINS Cheong Wins
Easily In VRC Meet
The former
HONG KONG, FRIDAY, JULY 1, 1949.
"Gorgeous Gussie" In Action
Miss Gertrude Augusta Moran of Santa Monica, California, races full tilt across the court at Wimbledon, during har third round game with Miss
Moren Belty Wilford. Milea won 6-1 6-4. She wore the famous frilly lace panties tennis outfit for hor games at sodato
Wimbledon.—(AP Photo).
Schroeder And
Wimbledon Singles
Wimbledon, Juno 29.
Drobny In
Final
TENNIS
Ted Schroeder, 28-year-old Californian, making
his debut at Wimbledon, and Jaroslav Drobny, of Czechoslovakia, will contest the final of the Men's singles hore on Friday.
The only occasion on which these two have met.be- fore was on hard courts in America when Schroeder won in three straight sets.
In the semi-finals this afternoon, watched by Quean Mary, the Duchess of Kont and a packed Centre Court: of 17,000,-Schrooder beat the South African champion, Eric Sturgoss, 3-6, * 7-5, 5-7, 6-1, 6-2, aftor a tonso two-hour battlo. In the other semi-final, Drobny took little over an hour to beat the blando Australian, John Bromwich, 6-1, 6-3, 6-2.
This was a real surprise as the Australian was expected to beat his left-handed opponent.
Schroeder and Sturgess were an
LEAGUE RESULTS
South China Athletic Asso- ciation and Chinese Recreation Club consolidated, their posi- tions us leaders in the Tennis Men'e "A" Division League with comfortable wins yester- the day
Recreio and Cricket Club respectively.
Adverse court conditions caus- ed the postponement of both ladies' fixtures.
over
:
Mon's "A" Division SCAA 7-Recreio 2
Drink
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South China Tòa Corp Led
10. Ceanatrat khẩu l
1st & 2nd Viro. Tais 21307.
DiMaggio Makes Smashing Return To Yankee Line-Up
Now York, June 29.
Joe DiMaggio won another ball game today. Tho Yankee clippor, aftor sitting out the first 65 gamos of the season with a tamo hool, crashod two home runs, driving home four tallios and giving New York a 9-7 victory ovar Rod Sox in a game in which they trailed at one time by 7-1.
Joc'rejoined the Yankee line-
up last night, got one. homér í 17. and a single in that victory
and also providing the win-
ning run.
the
Joe got one homer today after two men walked to make margin 7-4. Yankees then even- ed the score at soven all, and got another run in the ninth.
Kiwis' Huge Lead Over Services
Gillingham, June 30,
The New Zealanders begun
two straight Browns made
Sox at Chicago, over White winning a 1-0 decision in which young Red Garver gave up only the second day of their three and permitted only day match against a Combin- Avo hits
to get to second three runners
rung
base. A walk to Johnny Sullivan, Cd Services XI here with a and five Paul Lehner's sacrifice and a load of 283
gave wickets still to fall. by Dick Kokos single Browns their winning tally in
The wicket was good and the the eighth.
weather fine.
a 7-3
nico picked a Ralph Kiner
At lunch, the New Zealanders time to get his 10th homer, hit-declared their first, Innings closed ting it with bases loaded to five at 469 for soven wickets: Pirates
OVET triumph
Alan Shirroff, the Combined Rcd at Pittsburgh. Ciricinnat
Services captain, bowind Moonby, Stallcup hit a two run homer for the New Zealand wicket-keeper, Cincinnati.
in the first over today without an addition to the overnight score Giants stopped Boston pitchers but Scott and Burke took the
straight gamo,
bowling
Burke,
Check
for the second goiting 13 safe hits for a 0-3 vic-score along endy, and frequent
changes could not tory. Whiley Lockman set pace the flow of runs, with a triple, two doubles and a
scoring chlody, by single: Giants clinched the vic-square-cuts and drives, had made when tory with a six run third inning 14, including five fours, off starter Vern Bickford, but Scott was dismissed with the last four of the tallies were unearned delivery before lunch, at which since Boston committed threo er-point Wallace promptly declaredg leaving the Services to got 397 to rors in that intilng."
avold an innings defgat. > Scores:
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Ŕ H 9 10 New York Yankees ..
7 10 Boston Red Sox
E
1
Yankees p. Byrne, Marshall, Shea, Page; e. Berra, Silvera. Red Sox: p. Kinder, Hughson,
E. Johnson; c. Tebbotts..
The semi-finals of the Women's Bingles will be contested by four Americans, Louise Brough, the holder, meeting Pat Todd, and
size and terthis ability, and the ing Helen Rihbany,
contest might easily have gone In today's outstanding quarter- either way. It was to match of Anals, Miss Brough beat the Bri- | fluctunting fortunes, -with the tish girl Molly Blair 6-2, 6-3, South African the more polished while Mrs. Du Pont beat Betty and accurate of the pair, but lack- Hilton 6-1, 6-3.
extremely well-matched pair in Margaret Osborne Du Pont meet) E. Choy and Szeto Bick (SCAA) St. Louis Browns ...
beat J. B. Gonsalves and T. E. Rodrigues 6-4, beat F. M. Ribeiro and G. N. Gosano 0-1. beat W. A. Reed and AJ Remedios 0-4.
Chicago White Sox ..
Browns: p. Garver; c. Lollar. White Sox: p. Pierce; c. Wheeler
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Boott, who "decred all round the wickst, batted ...five hours ́and 25 minutes. Ho hit 2e Yours. and his 203, was only one short of his highest innings. :204 for Auckland #gainst Utago In
1947.
Wednesday's Play
The New Zealaridors out-play- ofed Combined Services, dignissing them for 72 and then putting on 355 for 5 at the close of play.
Cowie upset the Services by dismissing their first three báts men for eight runs, and although May and Manners checked the 30 tite breakdown by adding
HE innings closed swiftly. The total
of 72 equalled the previous low
K.
H. Ip and D. Choy
beat Gonsalves and rigues 6-4, beat Ribeiro and Reed and Gosano 6-2, beat Remedias 6-2.
(SCAA) Rod-
R
Boston Braves New York Glants ...
3
7
13
ing the aggressive" quality and Mrs. Blair was within 'n point! Dghting spirit of his American of 3-2 in the first set and led irival.
the American 3-2 in the second. but the holder was never in any serious danger of defeat.
T.
Both seemed nervous at the start and the American twice Inst the lead before conceding "threo An American is expected to |successive games for the first cet. take the umpire's chair for the The South African, playing the Man's singles final on Friday taore accurate tennis, 'run intoja.
for the first time in the history 2-0 and 3-1 lead and was within
of the famous championship. point of 4-1, but the American
He is Mr. Harold Le Bair, of W. staged a brilliant recovery to draw New York, Chairman of the up to 2-3. After losing the next United States Lawn Tennis Um- game he served brilliantly to win pires' Association, who is on holi- a love game and take the score day in England. He made his
to 3-4. He drew level by taking Centre Court debut today, huai- the South African's service and ling a Mixed doubles match, and Y. gines then went with servico) had been selected for the Men's until the 12th, which the Ameri- singles final before today's semi- can won to love on Sturgess de- finnis were decided. livery.
Amazing Game The third set was a bitter on counter and games went with nervice to 4-4, Schroeder was within two points of the set at 5-4, but he lost the gama and the South African went ahend at 6-5. The 12th game ́was amazing · for
the American saved no fewer than eight set points before sustumb
after he trailed love-10. There was a bitter battle for
Newmarket, June 29.
Indian sprint He la favoured to avenge his champion, Combined Operations, 400-free defeat by Cheang Kin- now a soven-year old, proved scc- man of Eastern during the all-ond beat in a three-horse race for
Cheong Kin-man, the East- schools swim meet,
the £1,200 July Cup here today. Wong returned 3/31. In his heat Ridden by W. H. Care and starling ern AA wonder boy swam an but lost in the final, to Cheong the outsider of the trio at 100 to unchallenged 100 yards free
rolurned the same
Combined Operations was style in 57.6 seconds to wining time. I seven, (Wong awam an over-anxious beated by three lengths by Mafor easily from his team mate and race badly in 3/44.)
brilliant
brother, William Teo, in the Lau Tal-ping is back in train-three-year-old,
who was exhibition at the VRČ during ing at the Chinese YMCA shed ha 11 to two on
Abernant's old rival, Star King, the club inter-members swim this year starting at 11 to two against, was leaguo evening,
derry Bona-Pereira and John- and finished eight beaten lengths behind Combined Opera-nie Yvanovich, representing VRC were placed in that order follow- Operations was |tions. Combined
in Kowloon where he works out
with Ng Nin, turning
MacDonald BUC
under the Chinose YMCA colours, well
Tho Ng Nin: Question
Now that an
American, Ted T. Schroeder, has reached the final, Mr. Le Bair's appointment will Brst have to be confirmed by the Committee.
The Rosults Today's results:
MEN'S BINGLES (Semi-Final)
T. Chen and H. K. Ho (SCAA)
Gonsalves and beat
Rod- rigues 0-4, lost to Ribeiro and Gorano 4-6, lost to Feed and flomodios 2-0.
CRC 8-HKOC 1
P. Tsul and 5. W. Wong (CRC) beat M. Heenan and N. Haymes 7-5. beat J. Raw- thorn and J. Hewitt 6-4, hent B. Nolan and J. B. Mockic 0-1.
P. Tsui and G. Chao beat Heenan and Haymes 7-5, boat Hawthorn and Hewitt 6-1, bent Nolan and Mackle. 5-1. F. Choy, and T. W. Choy beat Heenan and Haymes 6-1, lost to Haythorn and Howitt 5-7, beat Nolan and Mackle 0-3.
Laagua Standings
CRC
SCAA
·MEN'S “A” DIVISION
P W L D F. Ʌ Pts. ..4 4 0:0 291 84
3 est total of tour, by Oxford Uni- versity, who went on to beat the tourists.
Braves: p. Dickford, Artanelll;
c. Salkeld, Crandall. Giants: p. Janson; c. Westrum.
Cincinnati Reds .....
*
3 0 11
of
In the best opening stand
Herbert Butcliffe and the tour Vemes Scott scored 247 before Butellite was caught three short of his thousand runs of the tour. Ho gave a dazzling display: mak ing his 144 in three hours and Reds: p. Erauit, Lively, Peter-hitting 20 fours.
son; c. Cooper.
P. Pirates:
Lombardi; C.
Pittsburgh Pirates
McCullough.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
F
RŲ E
4 12 0
Detroit Tigers Cleveland Indians...
Tigora: p. Newhouser; c. Swift. indians: p. Bearden, Garcia,
Paige, Zoldak; c, Hegan.
Detroit Tigers ..
7
1
(2nd gamo)
8 Cloveland Indians ...
6 7 0
3 3 0 0 234
0
2 1 1 0 0% 11%
2
HKCU НКСС
3 0 2 1 0 18
1
Tigers: p. Gray, Trout; c.
Robinson.
Recreio
3 0
21
Q
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F. Schroeder, United States, KCC beat E. W. Sturgess, South Africa, 3-6, 7-5, 5-7, A-1, 0-3.
WOMEN'S SINGLES (Fifth Round) Mrs. W. Du Pont, United Staten, bent Mrs. B. Hilton, Britain, 0-1, 6-3,
the opening game of the fourth J. Drobny, Czechoslovakia, bent kat. The American, after being J. Bromwich; Australia, 6-1, 6-3, 16.40, aventually won his de 6-2. livery with an exquisite drop shot. Thereafter,
South the African took things easy and won only the sixth game. The final set
not the
Miss L. Brouch, United States, thriller anticipated. Games went with service to 2-2, but the Ame-beat Mrs. N. Dlair, Britain, 6-2, By: 100 yards besart stroka bandicapi|rican settled matters in the fifth
WOMEN'S DOUBLES 1. Sullivan (Grwenc) ; 1, St. Bargison came by taking the South Afri~
(Third Round) (Whites}; 1,^A, Gutterren (Drowns).
can's service, He won his own for
Miss S. Fry and Mrs. H. Rh-
The question now la: Will No conceding the winner 12 pounds. ing. Teo. Nin be permitted to take partie was carrying nine stone eight In focal swimming again?
pounds and Abernant eight stone
Ng Nin, the styleless sprinter. 10 pounds, Router. and present record holder for the
100-breast, ·was debarred "from ] ---
iwimming in VRC galas in 1947.
was imposed
RESULTS
time ago, as to why Ng Nin was, 5. Gellores (Blues). him when Ng repeated his not taking part in the galas and
The camp-down
on
walk-out performance
in
triangular moet held at VRC in 1047.
Championships of 1940.
Situation Different
He had done this, once before may be different Ng Nin has not
The situation today. however, affairs
(at the European YMCA in 1941) taken part in infer-club when, as in 1947, no satisfaction for two years, a point, I think. was given him--and rightly so the authorities concerned may do when he questioned the decision well to consider. of the judges in a close finish, As to "residential qualification." Last year, VIC C entertained the it can be shown, it, is reported, Chincio YMCA in a gala. Ne Nin's that Ng Nin can meet that to name was submitted by the "y" merit his participation in this and relected by VRC, the hosts year's Championship.
In the Colony Championships, The VBC. is busy working up however, VRC had no power to a programme of a grand swim impose the ban. But then Ng Nin show to honour the knighthood of could not meet with the rel-Sir Arthur More, President of dential qualification required by the cluby-s the compelitách" regulationau Nó detalls are yet available, This, in brief is the story of but I understand that the evening the Na Nin incident and anawer will be one in which the Colony's the question in die Preis some swing champices will fortune
6-3..
Junien bepa' 50 yards bach virukst 1. 1-2 and made it 5-7 with a lucky bany, United States, beat Mr. P. Guterres (Browns) ; 1. D. Castro (Cze); oat cord. He had little difficulty Knight and Miss E. Sutton, Bri-
Members 150 yards berk stroke hands then in winning his service for lain, 6-2, 6-2.
Mrs. D Miss G. Moran and tapi 1. 3. Thompact (Green) 2/16: the pot and match."
The Drobny-Bromwich encoun Todd, United States, beat Mian P. Tony Lapie (Brown) 1/13/8; 3, Wilfred
tor was a tame affair Lawrence (Blue) 5.58 seconds,
after the Rivers and Mn, J. Walker- Stumbers" 50 yards tree style handleso; provious thriller. Tha Czech, play-
(Brown).
MIXED DOUBLES
(Fourth Round) }
LAWN BOWLS CHAMPIONSHIP
The following are the re- sults of the Colony Champion→→ ship Lawn Bowls gemics play- ed yesterday:
At KCC
A A.J. Coelho beat A 21-10.
tall,
W Butterworth boat JA. Tib-| blo 21-15.
At KGBC
W. Marshalisay beat I. Kitobell,
3 0 2 1 720 1 Paplsh, Gromek; e. Hagan,21-20.
Today's Gamos
Indians: p. Foller, Benton,
Tresh.
Philadelphia Athletics MIXED DOUBLED "D" DIVISION | Washington Senators. USRC
v. KCC
Woodcock-
Savold Bout
C.C. Pereira beat T: Baker,
21-0.
V. A. B. Pereira
Ribeiro, 23-17,
1 ล
4 11
Athletics: p. Schelb; c. Guerra. Senators: p. Scarborough,
Welteroth,
Welk; e. Evans.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Brooklyn Dodgers
beat R. MV.
F.X. da Silva beat. A.R. Minu, 21.0.
AL HKFC A.R. Kitchell
bent G. Hong
Hittla, Hafner, Chby, 21-18.
A.W. Hircock beat E.S, Freaks, 21-11.
At TDC W. Howard best J. McCut- RH Echeon, 21-4. G: 0 13
On Sept. 6 Philadelphia Phillies
The
.1
Dodgers: p. Bránca; e. Cam-
panolla.
Phillies; p. Simmons, Rowe; .t..
Lopate United Presa.
At KOO om D. Phillips and I. Edwards beat Hutton and Hombley, 24-10..
A: KORG
A. Meintica. and C.ft. Logan beat W· Palmer and J.L Boyes, 21-17.
J
There will be no further draw for the Colony Open Lawn Bowls Competitiong this
wing to the backing of fanies postponed because of weather.
London, June 20. world heavyweight championship fight-the Bri- tish version-between the Bri- Bikes Guterres (rowns)ing fast and vigorous tennis, went Smith, Britain, 6-2, 0-2.· Thompson (Grama): 3, ILE, de Bows inhend to 3-0, before the Austra
tish champion, Bruce Wood- Exhibition 100 yards free male: 1. in gat a gaine. His recovery was
A. Mottram and Bits Joy Can- cock, and the American. Leo thorities might be able to organton Ohne Kin-man (574) 1 1. William Teohort-lived and the Czech took
the Arzt sot in 13 minutes. non. Britain, beat A Hamburger Savold, will after all take the fight, it must be remembered
advarse (41) 3#, Corry Hows-Ferntre (413).
Days' 10 purde tren atzia handicap. 1. Games went with service in the and Miss K. Tuckey, Britain, 6-2, place at the Whilic City: Sta- that they have no previous experi-
2. Frank Barnes necond set to 3-3, but some bril-4-8.7-5.
dium, London, on Tuesday, ance of such a big content.
Competitors are to play off dif Monteiro (Whites)
Jiantly placed drives ave the C. Brown and Miss J. Fitch. September 6.
Mr. Solomons difficulty was postponed matches not later than (Bus). 3. Basto (Areena),
Days" £79. Krve siste handicap. 1,. M. Crecit the seventh game to Inve Australia, boat M. Mateus and In making the announcement to that the White City, which is bullt Thursday, and the signed 'sdóra art · (Whites) s J. D. Noment on the Austenilani'n service; He Miss H. Straubeova, Czechoslova=| night, the promotor Mr. Jack for track and fleld sports, but now cords must be forwarded, by the (Brown); 3. M. Guterres (Greens), then won the next two for the kin, 0-0, 0-4.
Salomone, nald that he realises the also used for greyhound racing, is winners to the Honorary Sucro- Members' 100 yards breast atraka handie kol. at 3. Johants Yenerick (Orvena); 1.
E. Sturgess and, Mr. S. Sem problem of crowd limitations which not licensed to hold the 00,000 tory not later than mid-days of Drobny rated into a 3-0,1ood in
Friday, July 8 5. Carvalls (Green), 8, M,
the third wet and went to. D-1 mere. South Afrien, beat . Am-exist at the White City, but he had crowd that he wants to have. (Whites).
Alpon, Philippines, and Miss 3. But ford, where more people can be not gone to Odzal Stadium, Brad- Jonker" Beza" 15 vardu Individua) m. from Bromwich's service.
It appears that his efforts to gút | *=*=*, tep beedirapa 1, Naner (Whized): 1, though the Cach missed a smasher, Britain, 6-3 2-6. Zaten (Whitm): 1. H. Gutierras (Blossi, to 'win the match in the seventh 1:0. Worthington and Mrs. T. accommodated bursue ho does not the ruilng altered have failed. On Printed, and polities đớn thù, ponych
*** 189. Cras style, smiri 2, Blues F. Fine, He took Bromwich's service Long, Australia, beat F. Bedeman, think it fair to British boxing to greyhound nights, the White Cirs, the CHINA HATE LIMITE Guena E. WRI
In the eighth to earn the right to Australia and rs, af. Pienzles. experiment with a night of this is permitted to allow in 70,000 peo #4 LECLIC DUSH, Wind - Hard 4 × 10 Thai šyļa velarik, Ozone mest Schroeder.
Britain, 3-0, 0-1, 10-8-Neustr. / netwe, and...while the Odeal au | ple Reuter.}_
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