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Jap Swimmers Smash 13 American And World Records
Los Angeles, August 17.
Japan's streamlined swimming team cracked 13 American and world re- cords here tonight as they came home first in the 1,500 and 200 metre free-style events of the National AAU swimming moot cham- pionships.
Hironoshin Furuhashi won the 1,500 metre event in the world record time
of 18:29.9, 10 seconds slower ram The went the distonice and his two team-mates finished Second and third.
The 200 metre from-tyle
At the end of the 24th lap
Yerine Baniguchi of the two Japanese still were run-
won by
Japan in 211 dat
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Num of Japan 213.5.
1.304 Behind Firataedia in the
Haslet Sharo mete Zr and Sumko Tanoka, abone ol and hostwr the three of reprinta there they must about eackret all the curds on that book Madu
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Fubasbe were
Puranica with There are 30 tape an as
Jock PORAIN,
Kiwis Open Against Durham
Sunderland, August 18. The New Zealanders begans their two-day match against Duran here today
Albi hand and tenet. Tabaka was mettes alegrt of the fourth place
VRC-Eastern
man, 16 year old thewell Jones Swimming Meet
rit Chularia, Canadin
Sets New World Mark
leading the who wan at the mud of RGB metres, als
was created with breaking the World record at that distance in 46 Bat and setting a gw world Pot the 2,0 meter even at 12 14 N
Hasitizama peerful plaer time For the 1,5 metres was 18 32.6
Ther aku
corift revont Tanakin's third | pdien time of 19:15 5 booke The Amenean asud Natingai AAU res
for
Jones was the pace seller the first three lapis but after that Furu- The Japatine took over hander and Hastuziane, us if in a pre-emnerived glan, move.
bel
a list of The following is the events to be contested at Swimming Inter-Club Meet between Victoria Recrea 1ton Club and Eastern AA at the VRC Puol at 9.30 13., tom the with together morrow. nomes of the respective con-i testants:
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Even! No. Jor Boys 50 yar Is Breast Stroks Handicap: A, Basto, J. Busto, D. Osuund, M. Names.
Event No. 2. VRC Mentors 100 Indicap: Breast Stroke
S.E. Carvalho, E.
K A. Baker,
501
o. G P. Blenkinsop.
heek and week: fill they pullert Czabeant ef Jones They stayout That way until the end of the 19th lig, when Hashizume pulled
The-metre tel.
Even: No. 3. Inter-Club Mens yards Fice Style, Eastern AA William Teo, Tsui Bang); VRC 16. Ruza Pereira, J. Gomu).
Itoys 50 Event No. 4. yards Buck Hondhean. A. Atonen, R. Xavier, H. Castro, D, Castru. He ex- vender du lead over his ICARI emale to uter body length in
Event No. 5. Inter-Club Sentor the Boys 50 yards Free Style, Eastern
^^ (Peter Wong, Davit Vo;
41 an 12th up and at that time Tatucky bud
third pilze and hard about a 25 metre Headcover Jones,
HONG KONG, FRIDAY, AUGUST 19, 1949.
England-New Zealand Batting And Bowling Averages
London, August 16.
And Rep Bimpson heade the England batting averages Denis Compton the bowling after the series of four Tests with Alaggiandundies hatting lles de bræded by F.8. Smith and the bowling by J. Cowie.
The leading players In the baiting and howling averages
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HOME FOOTBALL RESULTS
London, August 17.
The results of Scotish football
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MIDDLESEX IN
STRONG POSITION
London, August 17.
The leading Counties in the championship table all made good starts in their County matches which began today.
games which were played, tonight Middlesex, who are 20 points in the lead at the
were:
SCOTTISH LEAGUE CUP
BAN DULURIDES.
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Falkirk Hearts Motherwell.
Queen of S.
Raith Rovers
2 Dundee
5 St Mirren
0
2
head of the table, took one more step towards winning the title by placing themselves in a "very strong position against Derbyskinstitu
Derby by scoring 403 for 6.
No fewer than four Middlesex } centuries in today's
scored half centuries. [utches. batsmei George Mann, their captain, made Compton 83 not out 6, Leslie Sidney Drown 74 and Denis Comp-
57. pton
first class
Close Of Play Scores The close of play scores were: At Derby: Middlesex 408 for 6 (Brown 74, D. Compton 57, Mann not out); 6, L. Compton 83 Derbyshire to bat
Surrey 103
A sixth wicket stand between Mann and Leslie, Compton pre-
At Portsmouth: duced 107 runs in 128 minutes. D Hamallion
Worcestershire, who are joint (Fishlock 112, Parker 137, Hokey Loble, dismissed 50 not out, Shackleton & for 107); 2 second in the Ayr United
thanks to sore Hampshire to bat,
Somerset 355 Airdrieonians 2 Kent for 104.
At Eastbourne: ane bowling by Ruland Jenkins,
for 8 (Gimblett 70, Walford 97, Dumbarton
whose right on leg breaks en-
Buse 55): Sussex to bat. St. Johnstone Zabled him to take Ave for 65.
At Dover: Kent 164 (Jenkins Worcestershire son passed this
Worcestershire 240 Queen's Park
total and ut the cinge of play 5 for 05); Cowdenbeathlet by 70 runs with eight wickets for 2 (En Cooper 75, Outschoorn
[ not out). S'housemuir 2 to fall.
---Reuter.
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4 Cellic
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Clyde
1 Forlick Th. 2
ENGLAND:
BATTING
East Fife
3 Stling Alb. 1
Matches innings Not Outs Runs Highest Average
1
R. T. Simpson
2
0
171 . 103
25.60
C. Washbrook
3
1
167
103 n.. 78.50
L. Hutton
4
Q
469
200
78.10
T. Bailey
4
2
219
93
73.00
Rangers
W. J. Edrich.
4
6
0
324
100
64.00
Third Lanark
0 Hibernian
D. Campton
4
6
300
118
50.00
NEW ZEALAND:
BATTING
"B" DIVISION
F. D. Smith
2
3
1
173
BG
86.50
Albion Rovers 1
M. P. Donnelly
+
G
402
206
77.00
Alloa
2
B. Sutcliffe
4
423
101
00.42
Arbroath
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J. R. Reid
2
4
173
03
43.25
Thundee United 5
W. A. Hadice
7
1
193
43
32.16
G. O. Rabone
4
1
148
39 n. 24.60
Dunfermline 1
Kilmarnock
2
ENGLAND:
BOWLING
Morton
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Forfar
2
33
2 120
5 25.20
$2.4
13 138
& 26.33
85
19
215
7 30.71
158
22 699
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175
54 385
10 30.50
27
97
2
48.60
NEW ZEALAND:
BOWLING
117.1 23 451
14
32.21
198.3 50 568
17 33.41
87
22 327
4 81.75
New York, August 17. Today's bastimill scores were:
20
2 95
1 95.00
141
19 465
4 116.12
AMERICAN LEAGUE
- Reuter,
Washington Senators
R 3
H E 0 2 a 1
J. Young
D. Complon
A. V. Bedser
T. Balley
W. Holliee
W. Edrich
J.
Gowie
T. B. Burtt G. Alabone B. Sutcliff
H.B. Cave
VI (George Noraha, A. Ke- ****............+ medos drị
200
Event No. C Inter-Club yards Breast Stroke: Eastern A
Cheong Chank You Tong Hon VRC (G. Ruza-Pereira, J. Yvand-
At the end of the 28th lap the two Japanese leaders had upped the fonth place American in the oven and Puruliashi was about vich) 10 metres ahead of with Taruka un pool length be. bind.
there
Dashizumie
line weather ami by lunch time had scores 4-12 for one wicket. None of the Durbant bowlers appeared to worry Scult or Ha
Fast
Furuhashi Bone who opened for the New Zealanders. The b.dsmen delight-steudaly pulled ahead-bit by bit. metres abend ed the proud with clever cutting | Hex about 12
Hashizume when the latter and perfect driving through the of gaps in the field, robban lifting made a belated sprint on the lust lap to pick up a couple of metres but he rouki nut close the gup. The Records Smashed
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Scott reached his Bfty in 20 mirates but Rabone Lk 191 has half-century. miles over A 144, abune was out lo a catel, behold the wirket by Aus To off Herbert, in his 77 bot out before, hunch, Scott did not give the slightest elucet
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Total (for one) *
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50
143
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Drobny Scores Impressive Win
Inter Club
100
Time Declarations Not Needed
Are
(By George
Tribe.)
Baseball
Scores
4 *** New York Yankees.
Senators: P. Scarborough;
Early.
into league cricket? Should a rule enforcing declarations be introduced
Event No. 7. Senior Boys 100 yards Free Style Hundey M. Sargison, G. Marshall, A. Guter- rus, M. Guterres.
Event No. 8. VRC Members 100 yards Free Style Handicap: R. Low. G.F. Blenkinson, P. Thomp- son. E. Sargison.
Event No.
Eastern AA The point has been put to me on several occasions yards Free Style
recently due, I suspect, to slow scoring in one Tai Hang, Cheng Kin-maan) VIC (F Menterio, à. Comes
or two league games. As an idea I understand Here are the 13 records amh-
Event No. 10. Diving Exhibi- ed by the Japanese swimmers in
dern AA (Cha Wat Lait.
it has been discussed by individual members Uon: Extern the 1500 metre free-style of the
Wong King-woon): VRC (Ed d... National AAU Swiss Champiano, S.H. Wong).
of the Central Lancashire League Committee from time to time without reaching the voting shu tonight:
stage.
Shiro Fashizumo broke the world record for the 880 metres,
the American record for the 80
metres.
swimmera
Tr
Scarborough, August 17. Jaroslav Drobny. the left- handed Czech whh was beaten |
this in the Wimbledon Anal
scored an impressive yeur, victory here today in his first match in England as an exile. In the North of England tennis championships Drobny defended} ned." S. C. facking, Yorkshire County player, by 0-0, 6-1 in his opening world record for the 100 yard Guterres, A. Marques.
rantch.
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Yankees: p. Raschi; c, Silvera,
Ninrhos.
Detroit Tigers
0 1
Chicago White Sox I 2
Tigers: p. Gray, Houtteman; c.
Swift.
At Leicester: Leicestershire 195 Edwin Cooper and I, Out- senourn, who was born in Ceylon, Tompkin 82, Evans 05); Glou were both in ne form for Worcestershire 96 for one.
Cardiff: Nottinghamshire At cestershire un scored 75 and 85
108 for 7 (Keeton 90, Giles 59); not mut, respectively
Perks, Reg
Worcestershire's | Glamurgan to bat.
Scarborough: Warwick- At fast medium right armed bowler,
established a record for a Worshire 245 (Ord 51); Yorkshire 58 vesterabire bowler by taking his for one.--Reuter. hundredth wicket for the tenth. time.
Received A Shock
the moderate
FRANK SWIFT INVITED TO PLAY
London, August 17. Yorkshire, who re serond
Frank Swift, Manchester City with Worcestershire, ¡lismissed
and England goalkeeper, who Warwickshire at Scarborough for relived from first class football at
total of 245, but they received a shock in their res the end of the last season, has ply when Frank Lowson was out been invited to assist his late club of the season In the first over. They recovered, in the opening game however, and at the close were against Aston Villa at Maine only 187 runs behind with nine toad on Saturday.
Manchester City, placed in a wickets left,
by tho illness of Brain Close, 18 Inst February, predicament and Lowson, 24 last month, were Thurlow, Swift's deputy, have no awarded their County caps just experienced goalkeeper on before the match began. In addi-staff.
In the trial game last wook-end tion to being the youngest cric- keter to represent England, Close two juniors kept goal, but neither becomes the youngest | have inade more than a couple of cricketer to receive his Yorkshire appearances in the reserve teauf,
so Swift is in the team named forƒ Saturday.
White Sox: p. Haefner; c. Malone. Boston Red Sox
*
10
2
Philadelphin Athletics
6
1
Red Sox: p. Stobba; c. Tebbetts, Athletics: p. Fowler; c. Astroth. Cleveland Indians
0
also
cap.
6 11 10 13 Indians: p. Wynn, Feller, Zoldaki
e. Hegan, Tresh. Browns: p. Papai, Starr, Embree;
St. Louis Browns
c. Lollar, Ferrick. Cleveland Indians
St. Louls Browns
X
5 X
NATIONAL LEAGUE
he
the
Swift has stressed the fact that
A day that started dramatical- 1y with three quick successes for Hampshire at Portsmouth ended
cannot play in away matches Xwith Surrey in a good position.
necessitating long distance travel. They owed their great recovery to a splendid fourth wicket standing, because he is more concerned. with his position in the catering
*
R R
E
4 8
13 15
1
by Laurte
and John
Fishlock Parker, who raised the total from business-Reuter, 25 to 218 in three hours.
New York Giants Boston Braves
Parker botted just over four Giants: p. Hartung, Zabala, hours for bis 137, which includ
Behrman, Hansen: c. Westrum. ed 18 fours, while Fishlock was Braves; p. Bickford; c. Zalkeld. at the wicket for three hours and St. Louis Cardinals --4-34--1 40 minutes in scoring 112, which
.3 80 ineluded eight fours. Cincinnati Reds
(13 innings) Incidently, these two batsmen Cardinals: p. Brazle, Martin; e. were the only players to score
D. Rice. Reds: p. Raflensberger; c. Cooper. -United Press.
4
U.S. TENNIS
RESULTS TOURNEY
Chesnut Hills, Mass.,
August 17. Miss Louise Brough and Mrs Osborne Dupont, American holders of the title. Margaret
today reached the semi-foals in the women's events at the Unit- ed States lawn tennis double championships hère,
Event No. 11. Inter-Club Senio Boy
4 x 50 yards Free Style Roley: VRC IGerge Noronha, A.
prezent difierence of three to Remedios
Fr. F. Xavier,
Let me say at once that I don't
one is not wide enough. favour forced declarations and for metres, the world record for the
At this time of the year coach- 1 metres and the Amerten Guterres); kasters AA. AAU reefed for the 1,000 metres.
Event No. 12. VRC Ladies 100 several reasons,
in be successful league ing of one kind and another is in We have our cricket Free Style Handicap: M. Hashizun
Hironoskin aids and
of four and the air. Furuhashi, who won the event. Fincher, Doris Parion, C. Eager, cricket matches
three-quarter hours' duration the coaches, featball coaches, boxing broke the world, American and J. Fuger. AAU
for the Fecords
1,500 Event No. 13. Inter-Club 100 players must "have a go." But coaches, and so on, but has any- umpire heurd of an ever metres. Sumto Tanaka
who yards Buck Sticke: Eastern AA three is a uifference in that and one eve
couch? Huished third broke the National (Cheong Km-narn, William Teo: being forced to hit out at every
as invertably I doubt it, yet the position of AAU
A.K. Rum thing sent down. records for the 1,500 VRC (A.V. Lepe9,
ve is one of the most im- when batting time is umpire jahn).
happens
portant, if not the most important, Japan's record #mashing Event No. 14. Junior Boys 100 restricted.
To do that is to sacrifices all on the field, especially in league raced just
Handicap. 1. Exactly yards Free Style they had hoped, coach Gutierrez, D. Castro, J. Noronha, that it best and most delightful ericket, where there is so much
in the art of batting and to take at stake. Masaji Klyskawa said tonight F. Holerult
I have a lot of sympathy with after his boys awam to victory
Inter-Club 50 away a lot of pleasure which the 1,500 in the
metre
200 Event No. 15. and
Eastern AA spectator derives from watching the umpire in league cricket. Free Style.
think he is underpaid for the im- metre free-style events. "They (Chon Wai Lau,
A.N Ctrer), cricket.
up Barnett, portance of t. job. "Gates" raced just exactly as they had VRC C. Silva, Netto, E C. Players like Popper, hoped," said Kiyokawa and
Weeks and Mankad are attrac- to £300 are not unknown. from Tovare.s then be sheepishly admitted,
Event No. 10 VIC Members 100 live batsmen with a variety of which the imports draw a small "And also as they had plan.
you Back Stroke Hansen strokes that appeal to the specia-tee and travelling expenses, Not
tor. L.E.
Would they be the same the sort of payment to encourage D. Collaco, Thompson,
a man to go in for umpiring. the Palton, who holds
under enforced declarations?
A Thankless Task Event No. 17. Inter-Club 4 x 50 dash and Jimmy McHugh pre-
Let Captain Decide
Obviously they are cricket Drobny hit the ball with tersented the victory nwards to the yards Free Style Relay: Eastern
lovers or they would not take an Miss Brough and Mrs. Dupont rine power. He served many tees Japanese boys. The three swim-AA (Choong Kin-maun, Tommy William Ten);
A captain who wins the toss
what is often a thankless task. beat Mrs. Betty Hilton and Miss and scored with drop valleys to mers received a little plaque and hew, Tsui Hang.
Kozu should have full advantage of all
What about a school for league Kay Tuchey (Britain) 6-4, 6-0. made a bow is a great wave of ( Menteri,
conditions, not only of the wicket.
In another quarter-final Miss applause from the 0.500 specta- Pereira, J. Gomes, E. Guest).
A time limit, in my view would umpires-a pre-season gathering tors swept over the stadium,
fussen the ulvantage gained from at which the experience of Test Doris Hart and Miss Shirley Fry and text-class umpires would be (US) beat Mrs. Holly Blair and
Miss those who oficial to
Jean calling correctly,
(Britain) Querlier quence reduce the status of available
6-4, 6-1, cricket? captaincy
The British pairs were the A player has to be coached
attain in order
last remaining foreign playora to
a high
In the championships. and the eye of the um. standard
Giovanni Cucelli and Marcello pire should be as keen and
del Bello, the Italian Davis Cup alert an that of the player.
partners, reached quarter-finals think we could rely more on
of the men's doubles by deat- of the already existing times
the judgment of the umpire by- ilmit.
ing Art Larsen and Jack Gavitt Wickels are sporting
sucul doing away with the appeal. N And say rufe the
and the one is in a better position to set texm munt attack from firet ball. And by attack I mean what happens than the umpire
not even the bowler, who 1 not only hitting the ball bu
is out of focus after de- by using everything you have get in bowling and fielding/ I have adopted my style to league cricket. If I were playing county cricket I would change it.
appeal Time To Specialise
Hardstuf
which Hacking had no reply,
When asked after the match by Reuter whether he had received offers to play ice hockey for the American League teas, Boston Bruins, Drebny, who is a Czech
it-
The swimmers understood tie, if any, of what was sold but they smiled unei stood with their fee ekey International, snid: hends bowed. The crowd
op-
"I have not reecived any offerplauded as they left the stond. from Boston Bruins, nelther have Included in the audience were
I received the news that many people of Japanese descent!
First Visual Book On Lawn Tennis
A copy of the latest "Know
Limited.
on their negotiation Bst. If I do waving little pompons. Kiyo The Gume" series, published by receive an offer I shall consider kawu said he was taking his boys Education Productions favourably about necepting H, but to their rooms immediately, for
in any case I shall make no deci- 10 hours of sleep-United Press. on the subject of Lawn Tennis.
sion un after I play at Forest Hills in the American champlon- ships."
to
Summaries
•
has Just been received,
This is the first Visual Book, produced on Tennis, prépared by Vladimir Cernik, who with 200 metre free-style preminarier a lean of experts, and is an in- anyone reference for First heat: 1. Shuichi Muraya- valuable. Drobny refused to return Czechoslovakia, will not be play-mu, Tokyo, 2 mins. 13.8 secs.; 2 interested in the game.
The book is issued under the ing in the North of England Wally Wolf, Los Angeles, 2 mins. championships. He has scen a 14.1 secs. 3. Bill Dudley,, Now auspices of the Lawn Tennis' As- and deals with the doctor in London about his car- Oricans, 2 mine. 16.4 secs. 4sociation tilege trouble, which developed Bob Reld, Cincinnati, 2 mins following subjects:
The Administration of Lawn
Game in Switzerland and not worse in 24.7 secs.; 5. James Lee, San
of Lawn Francisco, 2 mins. 20.1 secs.; 0 Tennis; The Belgium,
Warner Peterson, Pasadena, 2 Tennis; The Court and Equip-
The Singles Gomo; Scor njent: mins. 32 secs.
Cernik has been ordered to rest in bed for three or four days and is xtoying with friends in Lon- don.--Reuter,
RINTY-MONAGHAN' MUST DEFEND ALL TITLES
Belfast, August 17.
Second heat;
and in con-
After ull. the initiative should be left with the captain to de- cide when to declare.
differs from League oricket county cricket largely because
in' league
(US) 0-4, 2-0, 6-3, 6-4.
F. Ampon (Philippines) his glant United States partner, were eliminated Hugh Stewart, in the men's doubles, losing 6-4, Drink and United
quently is out of focus He must, 3-0, 7-9, 3-6 to J. livering and does. What umpires think of Buddy Behrens, of the some our appeals would make States.
of interesting readin
in
Ampon's soft returns gave A classic example of failure to many points to the sixth seeded was that of the Australians pair, who concentrated on him. the 193! Test, when Joo-Reuter,
playing a shot
The
balls off. unaware of what had
A lot of people have the idea
a profes- knocked his . John Blum, ing The Doubles Game; Advice that it is easier for New Haven, 2 mins, 12.8 aces. 2. on Play: The Rules of Lawnsional in league than in county Tourists, Shigeyuki Maruyama, Tokyo, 2 Tennis, (1948); Questions on the cricket. Giving an answer to that happened, falled to appeal mins. 14 secs: 3, Jack Gill, New Rules; Answers to Questions and would point out that in county Joe went on to make a big score. Huven, 2 mins, 19.7 secs.; 4. Al-Making Draw:
bert Ratklowich, New Haven, 2 mina. 22.9 secs. 8. Trent McCue, Pasadena, 2 mins. 26.2 secs.;
Van Smith, Los Angeles, 2 mins.
Honore Pratost, the French fly-1.20.4 secs. weight champion, may not get his proposed
with match
-
HK FOOTBALL
REFEREES' MEETING
tricket-a- player has time-to- specialise. A league professional has lo bat and bowl ob
every type of wicket whether or not they are suitable to his style.
In the county sides the captain his disposal, at hawat
MOTORCYCLE
2
and
RECORD LOWERED
ITALIAN DAVIS CUP PLAYERS BEATEN Chesnut Hills, Massachusetts, .:
August 16, Arnold Soul and Jack-Tuero of the United States today defeatod
- Moscow: August 16, S. Kurenkov lowered the mo torcycle record for one kilometre in the 125 cubic centimetres cimss by covering the distance in 30.48 seconds, on a Soviet made ma- chine
This; representa un · averüge
A meeting of the Hong Kong Fifth heat: 1. Yoshihiro Hame-Football Referees Association usually Rinty guchi, Tokyo, 2 mins. 11.0 secs.; will be held at the offices of the least four different types of the Italian Davis Cup players. Monaghan (Northern Ireland) 2. Joe Verdeur, Atlantic City, 2 Hong Kong Football Association, players who are sure to and Porre Canapele and Ferruccio Deed of 118.110 kilometres per for the latter's world and Euro- mina, 14, secu.: 3. William Farm Room 221, Prince's Buliding (ice wicket to their liking.
The previous /bast Wes, 31.0 worth, Now Haven, 2 mins, 203 House Street entrance); on Thurs-
Sounds all very well in theory, Quintayalle, 6-3, 6-2, 14-12 in the hour (about 73 mlies per hour), theory, Farm round match of the National seconds, an: average spoed of 113 pean flyweight title
--seca.-4. Bob Nugent New York, uky." August 20;" British The
Boxing Board of 2 min. 26.8 secs. 6. Don Hill;
T can hear you","my" but how art. "Doubles Championships.
kilometres per hour, set up in way to discourage teams from The Italians showed mediocre August, 1985. Reuter. Control had informed Monaghan Cincinnati, 2 mins. 31. Beck-in Calais, August 17sing on the splicet, MAA fénna except in the' frial set. that before mosting the French Frank Dowdall, Fasadena, 3 mins, man he must defend all his titles. 42 BOCE
The attempt, by Shirley May rond word korean mould, be another first round match
Trold American
Tay's top doubles pair, Glanni including the British and British Qualifiera: Hamaguchi, Blum Tra
Cucelli and Marcello del Bello Empire championships, against Muryusma, Verdour, Wolt, Dud
Fatontack: Martin Tressel and Rus Torry Allan, of London. If leys
Monaghan beats Allen" he' will None - qualified in third ́· mnet
pent most Pratosl→→Ravtor:
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The New Zealanders lod 6-0 at
halftime.-Reuter.
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