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Tomorrow's Chances At The Valley

THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, MAY 11, 1851.

LONDON 17 AND NORSEMAN WILL FIGHT OUT THE HONGKONG DERBY

Says "RAPIER"

With the advent of Summer, the Whitsun Race Meeting under the auspices of the Hongkong Jockey Club tomorrow afternoon and on Monday will mark the penultimate racing fixture before the recess.

Ten ovants are down for decision tomorrow, with no change in the time of starting, but on Monday there will be 12 races and the first bell will be rung at 11.30 am. with the tiffin interval after the fourth race, and the first boll after Tiffin will be rung at 2.80 p.m.

The most important event tomorrow is the Hongkong Derby for all Aus- tralian Subscription Ponies of 1051 accepted by the Stewards. Only ponies which have been entered for this race will be allowed to start. Weight 147 lbs. Ponies to be ridden by Riders approved by the Stewards. London 17 and Norseman will fight this ruge out.

Small Dragon (Mr Tao) will carrying 163 lbs. with Mr Kwok

The race (Sixth event) is tim- al to be run of it 4.30 p.m. have to carry 159 lbs, and," good | up. "It will be called upon to over the 1 Mies distance. ast is as compared with the| carry 6 lbs. more tomorrow and There is every reason to ex-opposition. I am not inclined to in spite of the extra weight 1

weather pect

still believe it has a good chance Conditions suggest it as the likely winner.. and the meeting should attract

гHoe itself

be of winning here. should fought out between Sidber (Mr H. C. Pik) and Krazy Ka: (Mr Holgate but bear in mind that come from with 147 Ds, less 3lb. for Novice Jockey. Ballerina (Mrfrow. Tsal) should not be overlooked:

My proference Sidber, as at the

pony is fighting at the

a record gathering of racing en- thusiasts to the Valley.

Here

the chances:

Are my estimates

af

FIRST RACE

Surfrid Blandicap (Pieu Section): 1-1/4 Miles,

Novier jockeys will be on view in this opening event, and

called upon they will be

to bandle Australian Ponies Class 5. Among the ponies entered, un. doubtedly the best are Rowang- ten (Mr Auchnie). Empress of Peace (M Hobert Tsal). Unele Willle (Mr Tseng) and V. I. P. {My Dau).

In the

the inoment.

a

Krazy Kat may give Sider a good tussle and it may prove self a little better than Small Dragon for second position

FOURTH RACE Chester Handicap (First Section): From The 3-1/2 Mite Post.

In this sprint raçe for Aus- tralian Ponies Class 2.

I don'!

that i

The strongest opposition will Ben Wyvis, which will be taken out by Mr Ken-

The pony is in Ane condition moment, judging from its run on May 5 during morning training when it completed the six furlongs in 1.22,4--Ins: quar- ter 26 seconds and may prove dangerous. A win from this combination is not impossible."

Pando Mr Liu) should fi third place with Chesterfield (Mr Holgate) as the outsider.

EIGHTH RACE Somerset Stakes (Second

See.

oppor-

Pienie Bay Handicap think it is necessary. 10 looki): From the least. (Second Section) over sox fur- further than Forward View (Mr In this race John Halifax (Mr longs at the Fifth Race Meeting. H. C. Pih) for the likely win-Boycott) will have an Rowandien came third with Mrner. It will be called upon to tunity to

win against score, a Ostroumo

I think it and

carry 155 lbs tomorrow, bus due the other entries if we judge on has a good chance of winning. to the short distance and the its performance in the Talmo-

i will receive strong opposi | Inet

Moun: shan Sinkes won the

(Second Section] ibu from Empress cf Peace.

the Fourth Kellet Handicap (Second Sec- over Six Furlongs If properly handled, I should tien), carrying the same weight Race Meeting when 11 was

placed fourth, not be surprised to see Uncle Willie have a say at the finish. ponies at the Fourth Race Meet-

V.I. P. is not to be neglected. | Ing. I honestly believe that this Ilsu) to be considered as this This pony is just as capable as pony capable of winning pong is it at the moment and

se the others of winning.

I think it will give John Hali Cooper (Mr Boycolt), which fax a good Fun for the Brst was third in the Victoria Peak position.

at

the Fourth Race! is the next best bet and about secure second

*

again.

SECOND RACE Somprart Stakes (First Spetion): From The 2 Mile Post,

SPORTING SAM

By Res.

Sports History In Silver

Bronze On Exhibition For Festival Of Britain

And

By PETER

LOVEGROVE

Over five hundred trophies-fram massive caps, shields and andværs to bugles, belts, chains, bowbs, scarves, cáps and spurs-representing the most deveted honours in sixty different types of British sport are included in a Fæsten) DBphalition at Hutchinson House, London, which was opened by MEH the Mitke of Eftigthungh.

This is the first time such a comprehensive collection of awariis has been shown under one roof, and it represents. in silver, gold and bronze, a veritable history of the British at play.

ashes we are

the Australians,

went to France ogala.

Lonsdale Belts, empire and world boxing trophies have been loaned by the British Boxing Board of Control..

tuberculosis.

B

S. AFRICAN BOWLERS SHOW UP WELL AGAINST CAMBRIDGE

Cambridge, May 10.

After dismissing Cambridge University here for 188 runs today, the South Africans made a bad start to their first innings, losing two wickets for dive runs. At the close they were 04 runs for the loss of two wickets.

The first day's.play was washed out by rain, and with only just under four hours to play tomorrow a tame draw. appears certain.

The South African bowlers showed up well on a pitch which gave them little assistance. Clive Van Reyneveld claimed five wickets for 02 runs with his legbrenks and ""Tufty” Mann took four wickets for 34 runs.

Dave Shepard and Tam A Swansea: Warwickshire Wells put on CD runs for the 146 (Hever, right-arm_medium opening Cambridge stand, but bowler, four for 337, Glamorgan the last eight wickets felt for 130 for seven. 71 runs.

At Lelecster: Derbyshire 215 (Smith 50). Leicestershire 43

The South African bowlers for two.

At Hove:

Worcester 454 for

had able support in the neid. Sheppard, though offering two усту dieult chances, batted six declared and 20 for one. admirably.

322 (Cox 03. and hit four fours Sussex

James 30 Langridge 79, Jenkins, right- in his slay of two hours

arm logbreak minutes.

Lowler, six for After his departure the tour-81)-Reuter, þing team bowlers took charge, Van Ryneveld, bowling into a stir breeze, enused Mann, dismissed Sheppard and able trouble, and the lefthander,

Mathews with successive bails.

McCarthy, the first bowler, who goes up to Combridge University when the tour ends, commanded such respect that In ID overs,

them eight of maidens he conceded only 20 runs. His Anal figures were one Avicket for 29 runs,

from Apart

consider HKFA MEETING |

-and

$48,000 In

Aid For Clubs

Requested

Sheppard only

A letter by five Clubs ask- more aggressive May and the Blevenson

Popplewelling for an allocation of $48,- achieved much in the way of 000 for the 12 Senior Clubs run-getting. Van Nyneveld in his last spell took four wickets for was discussed by the Hong- Association 80 runs in 13 overs, and Mann, kong Football never looked easy to hlt. meeting yesterday.

After the South Africans had kest their first two wickets very

Eric Rowan cheaply,

and George Fullerton added another 69 runs without being parted. Rowan took 35 minutes to open Eis noore,

While stressing that it was not. urupl for amateur Cluba to re- quest an allocation of funds from the Association, Mr J. Skinner, Chairman, said that if a prima facie ense for assistance could be made out and support- newed by balance sheets, the Asso- ciation would give consideration to the question as to how the Club seeking assistance could bs helped.

The South Africans stand at 04 runs, 134 runs be- hind with eight wickets to fall. There will be only three hours and 60 minutes of play tomor row as the tourists have to leave lo dravel to Cardin for their match against Glamorgan, which begins on Saturday --Reuter.

Association Football is re- !

Medals from Lord Burleigh's rifle, and the first shot rang.out. presented chiefly by the FA unique collection of hurdling Torgot mo. 12 ink and up Challenge Cup (won recently by honours and W. 4. Fullum's Lome the dummy with the bull's Newcastle United), the Interna- prodigious weight lifting career, Leve signal; the "eneten which tional Championship Trophy and caps won by that great] had been affixed so the bull's-eye which is Seotiprid's property for rugby- forward,

Wavell showing the bullet hole within a year, and the Amateur Cup Wakefield, MP, during this long an inch of the absolute centre. which has just gone to Regasus. Į and acųve association with the

game are also eivon mingel STOLERS CONTRIBUTION FORDIDDING WRN

of honour.·

Adolph Hitler was responsible Cricketers find a replica of Pullum by the way, was de for two of the exhibits, though that rather forbidding, dark red stone weight bitting champion of the had not intended that they urn which contains the mythical the world for fifteen years and should And thair way

into having such broke over 800 afflolal world and British hands. The

first is a dificulty in winning back from British records. The phenomenal phy for the winner of the prowess attained by him in the men's 100 metres backstroke art of weight-lifting and agitchampionship at the European footballers can get a Bugby

remarimble Games pl Upgdeburg in 1984. development close-up view of the massive Calcutta Cup with Its snakes and when it is recalled that as a

it was the only one presented young inan he was a victim of by the Fuhror himself at these elephant (compoted for annually- between England and Scotland

and this event was stames over this distance for Class 3 ol is Beautiful Star (Mr Cups, and the Jean Galia Inter-proach in a mibject demanding outsign, was however won since 1878), the Northern League Intense training, drop con=|[saleoved because it was regarded Challenge and Championshipcentration and a scientific pass certainly for one of the awo

Gormon

back- national Trophy which recently physical fitness of the highost strokers.

P Bexford standard, had its reward and by J. E.

of Great how successiuly

he overenme Britam, who was half a second his disability is reflected in the ahead of his newest German hanpurs he received. He re-rival. tired in 1929 at the age of 42, and it is doubtful if such a beries The other, the "Golfpreis der A similtr of feats will ever be surpassed. notionen" auffered

fate. It was offered for a zalf

COUNTY MATCHES THE MOST CURIOUS competition at stre Olympic

Games of 1006 in Germany,

the

London, May 10. Probably the most curious and last occasion on which golf was In a keen struggle for first least valuable trophy on show-

inclusie

among Olympic events.

innings points, from a Gnancial point of view-Two players from each nation

Glamorgan Mr Skinner pointed out that finished today's play in their the Association already had a is at present held by M. T. Wood is neu presented to the England competed over 72 holes on the County match against Warwick Benevolent Fund and that de- of Australia-ore there too, as soccer tourists at Manaime, Baden-Badon course and at the

America's Cup are yachting's

shire with three wickets stand- | serving cases were always giVER Cup British Columbia, in 1986. As beginning of the fourth round. ing and arrears of 10 runs.

assistance from it. In support which recalls the

many no souvenir of the occasion was it appeared likely that the Ger-

were of his statement, he quoted Most of the batsmen challenges Sir Thomas Lipton available,

by with his ever-to-he-remembered dashianed a two-handled

the local miners man representatives might wingroping-for-the-ball on a doubt several instances in which the 'Shamrocks'.

ful pitch which the King out of in and filled it with small

the medium | Association had made use of this" and

probability of such a

paced bowlers exploited.

Fund to help deserving cases. George V Gold Cup, which is

viotory induced Herr Hitler to

Glamorgan, got their opponents arrange to travel from Berlin and

Mr Skinner also mentioned of any nationality at the Horse

The Oxford and Cambridge presnt his trophy to his fellow- outt for 148 runs, but they lost that both he and Mr L, G. Young Show.

Golfing Society have leaned their | countrymen,

Events did not,

seven wickets for 130.

had personally rendered assis A sixth wicket-partnership tance to the widow and child- The latter was won in 1989 Shrimp presented a quarter of early anticipation. The English between

silver aligy of a Sacred Lytham however, tum out to justify his

Wooler and Pleass by an Italion lioutenant-colonel, | century Bо by the

saved Glamorgan, Royal players, T. J. Thirsk, of Bridling-

adding and remained in Italy during theytham St Anne's Gold Club. Ton, and Arnald

44

war, but was recovermi

Bentley, of runs in just under an hour,

those members present who haveoppitsition and gained a well played in matches at St Anne's deserved victory. inust light post-grandial tobacco from one of the Shrimp's flaming antennae.

This race is confined to Aus- Ímay just trallan ponies of 1951- whether | place.

they have started or not, Ponies A keen struggle should ensue that have won $1.000 or more in stakes are barred. Weight 147 Ibs.

between Belle Fontaine (Mr Oliveira) and Lawrence ~ (M: Kwolt) for the third position.

FIFTH_RACE

L'Are Triomphe (Mr Kwok) and Prince Dahlin (Mr Renfrew) should fight out the third place: 'NINTH RACE Somerset Stakes (Thled Sretinn); From the 2 Alle Post,

This event is for the third

lot of Australian Ponies of 1951 whether they have started

05

The ponies to Watch in this race will be Ringway (Mr P

Stuffield Handleap thecond See-not. Ponies that have won $1,000 Nood), Harry On (Mr Tao); | tunj;"" 1-1/4" Miles.

or more in stakes are barred. Lake Success (Mr Kwok) and

There is not much to

to choose Red Rabbit (Mr K. F. Chiu).

from among the entries. In view of General Alarm's dismal with fallure the last time out

look to Ringway to win this race in view of its fourth plac-

This is the second section of the race for Australian Ponies Class b.

The ponies that should

Grand Henley's famous Challenge Cup, the Diamond Sculls, and the Philadelphia Gold Cup, which is universally re- garded as the amateur aculling championship world trophy-it

ing in the Taimoshon Stakes worth watching are Battlefield wice before backing this pony: compoled for by military officers pieces of coal.

Mr. Renfrew up, many will think (First Section) over Stx Fur-(Mr Holgale), Roslyn (M but am still of the oplaton longs at the Fourth Rave Meet-Kwok), Dante (Mr Osiroumoff)

that it has the best ing.

7

recom-

and Easy-going (Mr Oliveira)mendation for-a-win-Mr-tau-

I strongly fancy Battlefield as Opposition is likely to come the distance is well suited for will be riding it tomorrow, from Hurry On, which has been this

Fleetmaster (Mr T. L. Wong) showing improved form lately place at the last meeting.

pony although it falled to

The should also be considered and I "fight" "tit,tife" end."

Roslyn, which is quite at home a surprise when least expected. over this distance and enn be depended upon to make a good

iy

cup!!

The

The matter was deferred to the next meeting.

FLAYERS' WELFARE FUND

A letter relative to the creation ****- Players' Welfare Fund Wes then discussed.

of

Ho.......added........

It will give Ringway a keen aia-opposition will come from inve a feeling that it may spring: British troops when they - ad... / When the Spclety dlines at Rye Hesketh, proved loo good for theaby In the match between the fongkong Football Club WAS

Lake Success is Improving in He track work during morning

will not be agh gallops and it surprise to see it fighting out the Anish.

of it to the end.

Dante has 142 lbs to carry and it may be worth a place

Red Rabbit is coming along (bet here. nicely in morning training and Easy-going is another good for a long short I sugges: keep-looking animal, but I am afraid ing it in mind.

that it may find the distance for too long.

THIRD RACE Barrey Staken: One Mile;

SIXTH RACE Hongkong Darby; 2-15~Mikes.

This race will be conteste: by Australian Ponies Cluss 10.

This is the main ovent of the Weight 147 lbs. One b. penalty afternoon and the special cash for every $100 or part thereof sweep will depend on the result. won in stakes since January 1, By virtue of its win in the 1951. Limi: to penalty 12 lbs. Chater Cup at the Fourth Race Jockey Allowance.

Meeting, London 17 [Me Hsu)

NOTICE

THE HONG KONG FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION

command the greatest res peel, but Norseman (Mr Pete Hunt), the winner of the St. George's Plate at the last meet- ing must be seriously con- sidered

although these two ponies have.not as yet met.

Norsoman has demonstrated

Ben Macdhui (M: Chun Kit), although it ran unplaced in the Taimoshan Stakes (First Sec- tion) at the Fourth Race Meet- ing ever six furlongs, has been showing improvement in mor- ning gallops and should be pro- aminent at the finish,

an

AR

outsider, I suggest Shahrokh (Mr Boyedit).

10TH RACE

Chester Handicap (Recond Ree- Ilon): From the 1-15 MRe Past.

This is the inst race of the day and will be contested by Second Section Australian Ponies Class 2.

over this

has

vanced up the peninsula and re- tunned to England by diplomatic mail.

The Lamous Schneider Seaplane Trophy, won three times in succession by Vickers Supermarines Awenty years ago, the fourteen aviation trophies. and the King's Cup, are among

Among the rifle shooting Ox- hiblis is a silken cord used by the Princess of Wales to fire the first shot at Bisley in 1800, Con- temporary reports tote that Horse racing is represented outside a marquee erected for by the Arat Derby and Doncaster the occasion magazine rifle ha Cups the Grand National and the been carefully doid in its rest by Cheltonham Gold Cup: gray Colonel Sir Henry Halford, a hound racing by the Cesarewitch member of the Small Arms Trophy the Greyhound

Derby Committee, and Captain Nathan, the Waterloo Chain, which has Laboratory, Woolwich. and St Leger; and coursing by who bean in existence since 1986. A

represented the Royal

new link is added each year,

EVEN SKITTLES

When the sipte of the game In the last round was telephoned to the Fuhrer white on his way, he was eo displeased that he rofused to continue his journey and left the President of the German Gall Union to make the presentation.

Definitions Of

"Amateur" Are

Now Too Many

The

Princess of Wales advanced to the rifle and on the "Commence Fire" sounding the butt rose in their places, HRH whale ninety targets at the great took a silken cord

Vienna, May 10. attached to the trigger of the be deleted from the statutes which was The word "amateur" may of the International Olym- pie Committee, which governs the Olympic Games.

Festival Soccer

The two best ponies here for this distance are undoubtedly Kentucky Lady (Mr Pole-Hunt)

Even clay pigeon shooting, und My Love (Mr K. F. Chiu).

archery, skittles, netball, aroquet and ballooning have not been Kentucky Lady ran second in omitted, and room has also been the Gin Drinkers Bay Hand leap found for Britain's very newest Hendon Hongkong - Berles

distance with Mr sportcycle speedway-in the Saturday, 19th May, 1951,

Vong up at the First Race Meet-shape of the National team Hendon V

when Hellzapoppin All Hongkong in the St. George's Plate tha? | Judging from that run it eer-peted for just six months ago.;

won, championship trophy first com Club ground, Rick off he is better than London 17

5,30 p.m.

over the mile by 1-2/5 seconds.

a good chance of scoring a win here,

Souvenirs of some of the Sunday, 13th May, 1951, The only other entry of im-

My Love, will be recalled, greatest personalities of all time Hendon v. Hongkong Selection

opentance is Dynamic View (Mr won the Mount Kellett Handicap abound. Of Fred Archer, most Chib ground, kick

Pih), which did the mile in(First Section) for Class 3 famous of nineteenth-century training on May 5 in 153.3 ponies at the Fourth Race Meet-flat-racing jockeys, there are the last quarter 28 seconds but, ing over this same distance and Indentures under which he en-

London,, May 10, it undoubtedly is, I must good as

therefore be seriously tered his apprenticeship; bis The following were cannot see it being anywhere considered as a potential win majaeca stick and whip; and the results of Festival of Britain near at the finish.

actual colours yellow Jacket Prestwood (Mr Holgate) Is and black cap-howore when football matches played to- -have-a-strong feeling that London 17 will just about do another speedster which can be winning the Derby and St Leger day:

trick.

am loath to say relied on to do well here,

Duchess Delight (Mr Liu) is Ormonde in 1880. any degree of certainty With they must be seated at least which one is the likely winner, another good pony to hear in half an hour before the tick but I dare say that the Bnish mind.

Will be

5.30 p.m. Tuesday, 15th May, 1951, Hendan v. Combined Calnego

Club

ground, kick off 6.00 pm, PRICES_OF_ADMISSION

off

30,09 to No. 2 stand Ends, $3,50 to No. 3 stand.

Ticketholders are warned that

of such a nature that Tickets are not valid after it will be worth going a long!

to sce.

unters

ner.

have two outstanding WALKER CUP,

PROSPECTS

the gates are closed.

Children without tickets will animals on which to place their not be admitted, All children, bet London 17 and Norseman irrespective of age, must pay and they need look no further H. M. Qmar) than on one of the two. to pay

pentary, the winning dividend.

GEVENTII RACE

St. John Ambulance. The

Brigade

FREE AMBULANCE

SERVICE

Tel. Hongkong

...

Birkdale, May 10. Britain's hopes in the 13th Walker Cup amateur golf mate

on the Duke of Westminster's

Every country and every apert Has quito à different ideo as to what constitutes an ama tour. The subject

wüs

not mentioned at the 100 Congress meeting here today, but it is understood that members have theheld informal discussions on the

matter,

Chesterfield 6, R.S.C. Ander- Becht (Belgium) 1. of Queen's PR. 4, La Ganibiga

(Belgium) 4.

Areber headed the list winning jookays from 1874 to 1880, and his record of pas winning mounts in a sasson was not bostan for 48 years.

Watford 5, National Laizem- bourg 1.

Sounthorpe U. 0, Tottenhard

ren of Wong Mel-Rhun, who formerly played for South China At Lord's 22 wickets fell to and who died during the Occu»

pation.--.-

that the MCC and Essex, Jim Laker also assisting the widow by claiming seven of them for the granting her facilities to act as MCC

at a personal cost of 30

a hawker at football matches runs.

on the Club ground. Essex, nevertheless, took u firal

inrings lead by three runs. Mr A. L. Gorgon brought up Sussex, faced by Worcester-the question of pre-sale of tickets shire's big total of 354 runs for for the second Play-off between six wickets declared, made a South China and Kowloon Motor fine bid for first innings poinis,

Bus. but falled narrowly.

Cox

Worcestershire were Indebted for their lead to the bowling of R. O. Jenkins, who claimed six wickels for 81 runs, including a spell of four wickets for 20 runs after lea.

George

James and Longridge laid the basis of Sussex's effort with a stand af 123

rups in two and a quarter hours for the fourth winket.

Denis Compton got the only century of the day for Middle- sex against. Oxford University.

le scored 158 runs, his second hundred this season, in Just over three hours, He hit two sixes and 29 fours.

Rain agale interfered with several matches.---Reuter.

CLOSE OF PLAY SCORES

London, May 10,

The following were today's close of play scores in Arst- class cricket games:

a

At Hull: There was no play today in the match

It was pointed out that there had been no pre-sale of tickets, but that a number of tickets had been handed to the two Clubs concerned for issue to their

players and members of their respective familles.

However, a measure which had been put into effect with the purpose of assisting the Clubs had been abused and it was this abusa which led to so much con- fusion.

Mr Skinner, on behalf of the Association, took the opportunity of wishing Mr Gordon, who la shortly proceeding to Scotland on leave, bon voyago and a pleasant holiday.

VOTE OF THANKS

A vote of thanks was also ac- corded to J. F. Ennis for his services to soccer in this Colony.

Ennis, who is the Port Ro creation Officer, is also proceed ing Home shortly.

Mr

The question as to the per between centage to be deducted for the

Most of them seem to agree that there are now very fewYorkshire and Northampton-Bland Pool from the gute receipts- amateurs in the strictest sense shire as the ground was unfit. of the two Play-Oft soccor of the word in the world opart

of

MIGHT BE BETTER In Olympic cimics it is felt that it might be better to strike at the word "Amateurs from All his Agures have since been

all the rules governing the TOC R. 5. Floriana and the International Fedora- who has loaned the gold cigarette

tions of the varius sports and Fulham 3. Yugoslavia Dyno- battute it will elpuses danne case presented him by Hing mo 1. winners in 1983, and the gold George

ing who may or may not take after riding 200 Notts County 1, F. C. Austria Port in the Olympic Games. ̧* ̧

bottered by Gordon Richards, Betdiler

ces noured today as cold and spurs received last year to sume wat weather continued to make mbrpiw this 29rd caron os The draw for position and the American team long for the champion jockey. the ability to get aft quickly at warm, protected fairways of the alant will prove important their nailveland.

Q.

At Oxford: (Denis Compton Ave for 107), sily, 117 for five.

games between South China and $85 Middlesex Kowloon Motor Bus was discuss-

158, Mitchell ed. Oxford Univer-

BOWLS TEAMS

The following are Craigen

Cricket Club Lawn Bowls teams for League games:

дохуот

It was eventually decided, on- the proposal of Mr Leslia 'Lousy of Howloon Moter Bus, that: to per cent be deducted.

Hong Choy, C.1. Bounelet. *** } expenses JD SZPISKE 30°0

Mr J. C. Guingam of the Grounds Commition had prisin ally proposed 20. per pent, but this percentage was strongly sh ial Division against Indian Rested to by Mr Henry Hung of Southend U. 0, A. C. Malines. It is thought that rules could

coration Club at Happy Valley to South Ching. day, commanclog 4.30 p.m.-9. (Belgium) 1.:

be drown up to avoid loopholes

Mr Fung, niso questioned: Wathnam slow

payment for tifins and travelling Ayonue and which would ensure that Bouka, D., Bradbury; B. Tay. those competing in the Gamesosario, Y. Lee, 2.6. Londolt:

Shield Two of salaket's most inauw, witt (moniandi 1.

sigima. 1. si feculli, W. Ogley, match, Lonenshire Football Com were not professionals.

A.%. -Chater, | drotors in this race confined to Britain is rated a 60-30 chance notes, Fuller Fligh

Ward * Division

It was pointed put to Afr Fung Austalian Panica Class 14.

and Alfred arms, are represent anal 7. NEC Numam if the weather continues to deed, dis later he and Holand):

prainst | Kowlogn |41.9k Any official more just get im. Cricket Clubs at Capt'n Tond, so that the charges, wody guita Bostul deputy de Oliveiss), teriorate for the matches to the former by endos pot and

amlikely but possibly before the marrow, COMMON EDO pas legitimate, having named to. The Ehk and beat Tandant $2 in 1 pirmarse dance the matter won the Arde fans pedloop Horny and Saturday. But if it anuit be to suere even are the Bernet por

arduous natura of the dufior |sundertaken by Abang on tyhose

expanded.

the