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Hamilton Richardson Drops Five-Set Match To Art Larsen

Tokyo, Nov. 1.

Hamilton Richardson left here by plane early this in morning to join the United States Davis Cup team Australia after dropping a five-set decision to Art Larsen on the last day of his tour in Japan. Larsen is staying on to play in the Japanese National Championships which begin at Nagoya on November 3,

Wed-

uggres against

Richardson's game on nesday was the only meeting between the visiting American stars during their tour of Japan. Il pitted Richardson's siveness and power Larsen's control and experience. and for a time it woked as if would the

younger player reverse the decision he lost to his rival in the Unlied States

September. Last

Bul

WEEK-END TEAMS

Club The following are selections for crielet, soc- matches Larsen cer and hockey took control in the fourth set this week-end: and won the fifth and deciding The score was 2-8,

set easy

6-2, 4-6, 7-5, 6-4.

DEEP VOLLEYING

Richardson took

CRICKET

Army "A" alist University at Sook unpo

at 1.45 ΟΤΙ Saturday Pin-Haycraft, Campbell. Graves-

Grace, ten. Deighton. Nicholson.

Waliocombug. Buckley. Maynard.

Reserve the first set

Clayden, and Dunkley

Hall, J1! with a booming serve and deep Hardwick Umpire volleying game which kept Lar. Ser 55 M. Shipley.

Army "B" against ovn Navy at sen back from the net.

Park on

3:45 Saturday at

Perrin. Clayden, dropping the second set he tookt

Barding Gra

Legge Huskins. Ferris. the lead again in the third set

Hodgkinsun. Max wo service and Harukigtson, with an effective

Camier and Chadburs Umpire -- well-played net game.

Evie Scurer-Mrs Grani.

Atter's

Kowloon C.C 2nd Xi agrist The Davis Cup player seemed t Kay's Park Satu- on his way to sewing up the day.

Ficher at 1.46 pm-F.C

A J. CALley match in the fourth set when he Barrow

K Ú took a 5-4 lead, but Laursen tied Cowle, CW. Digby,

GH

it at five-all, then, aided by two nces, ran out the set to tie it Up 2-2 Richardsun

appeared

be tired in the final set.

10

5 A Grz FR Kermaak. Ler, C. Bamag Reserve. E A. Britton

WH

Freser

A T Wren

Kowloon Co. against Hongkong Signal Regiment at Cox's Hoad w Sunday, at 143 pm - læra.

KH LA Brition. AJ Catley, Larsen took four straight

Fraser, Kenneth La. W Peppereli. Richardson. Qumey.

S. Ramchand C 14 games to lead 4-0.

Wren, FR Zimmern, MA rallied to close the gap to 5-4 But the California players then Reserve. A Lank. easily took the

the match.

Richardson

after

Reu

Recres 2nd XI agatrist Kowloon Alver final geme fore on Saturday --E A I

iptiz Dr HL. Ozorla, HA Barron, EML Soures AJ M Prste. EJ Noronha 1. J d'A GA FMS Busark.

A P Aleat-Pereira. Ozorio (12+1

RAY 21

planc

In

try shortly

midnigh Hongkong. He is scheduled to arrive in Sydney by way of

November Singapore on

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IN HONGKONG

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Hamilton Richardson arr.ved Greene,

this morning by PanFIC American Airways. He is lay- lng at the Hotel Miramar.

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THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1951.

ASTON VILLA AT TOTTENHAM

Roy Campanella Voted The National League's Most Valuable Player

England's Team

ugast "Scorpions" 5-

1.45 Chates Roud on Saturday

Stokes, P-TA. Pearoe, LF FA Weßer TGC Kaght. J.

K K Ruffet. Borthwick, TP.

D.J HI, J Stanwell,

св Herridge,

Connett 12th man, N Labru

"Optimiyte" againe Crulgurtowe at Happy Valley on

Saturday 2011 196 pm-NE Arths, GT Row

Macpherson, G.HP Prit: R M chard, TP. Malton, S Seadth, R C. Craig. L D sclibre. R Hughes 12th HB. Neve, HR.D. Hube

Umpire. R. Thesen Ender

"Opremists" o Craigendower

Souza. Saturday A Divecia,

Billimoria. P.J Rogi, G Hong Chey. 65 Ismail,

White. M Shou

Government Perry

Aid For Japanese

Olympic Team

Tokyo, Oct. 31.

The Prime Minister, Mr Shigeru Yoshida, has caused

furore in Japanese sporting eir-

D Readman, L

1)

Bottomley, P

HAF IH XI

Chater Road

p.m --Sen

La

1. J. P.R.

Diaber

Scorpions V

on Saturday,

at

at 1.43 Kingsford, Fit.

Et Ball. F L Leigh-Bennell,

will "not

Li Madger. Fi 14 Wilson.

Dunn. Opi Moorhouse, Sgi

Jackson. Maomshon. AC.

A.C Bunaion. Sgl Maconve 12th cles by his statement that the Min Opi Jarinan. Scorer, LAC Government

co-Trowell. Umpire, Cpl. Dodd.

RAF μ Occasionals operate"

Road on Sunday, mi 11

Fht St.

Chater in the sending of a

a.m.-S45. delegation to the 1952 Olympic Ldr Kingsford, F. I

Ball, F Games.

Li Leigh-Bennett, FL. Mud- ger. Sgt. Duan, Sgt. McConville.

SAC Ogive.

Cpl.

Thom.p- been hoping | Bennion. 12th Man, S.A.C.

Scorer, LAC Trewell. Umpire. Government would so that the

Col. Dodd of GUIDE provide a subsidy US$300,000 for the dispatch of

The Japan Amateur Athletic LAC Conboy.

McMahon. A.C Jackson, A.C.

Federation had

at least a 150-man delegation to Helsinki.

Kinichi

President,

Asano,

SOCCER

1 XI Hongkung Football Club Against St Joseph's at Carole Hi Federation on Sawday wp.m.--Fairbrother,

Barber. Carlton,

Petrie MTFW, told newsmen that strange. Farran, McDonald, Jau de

declaration must¦ Wal, Bray and Barba. Mr Yoshida's

Hongkong Football CE) 2nd XI have stemmed from the sideration of Japan's necessity agamat St Joseph's at Uroline Hi

con-

to pay reparations resulting Smith, Necdell, Sheridan, Beattie,

from the war.

Asano continued, "Regardless of whether we do have any Gov- ernment aid or not, we must send the best team possible to the Olympic Games. We intend to continue with our funds rals ing campaign."United Press.

on Saturday at 2.30 p.m. --Tayyar

Evans Harpa, Viat Jones and Marshall. Edgerler.

BOCKEY

JOSHUAY, Hestave,

RAF

at

Fe-

Army 1st XI against Ku Tak on Sunday, 11 a.m.-Pit- Lamn, Padey. Hammond, Dudley. Raynor, Chapman, Lamble, Ricketts. Clayden, Mockenzie, Taylor. serves. Dunnett, Bird and Firth.

Army 2nd XI against Aces at Sookumpoo on Sunday 10 a.m. Smith, O'Hallorm, Hewson, Walker, Jazvett. Chamber Tayen, Cocks. Jackeen. Turner. Tue- nerves. Tribe, Clayden and Seaton

Anyone who is unable to play is requested to phone 34121 Extension Mrs D. Dawson-Grove

won 33 before 11 am. on Saturday. the Kowloon Cricket Club European YMCA egatrest

et Spokampoo No. Z Ladies' Singles Tennis Champion-Dutch HC

on Sunday. 10 am- ship on Monday, when she beat ground

Taolor; Bushnell. Drake; B. Inglis,

final.

KCC Tennis Final

the

Mrs Jean Stokes 6-3. 9-7 in the Frater. Arundell, M.R. Taylor, A.

SKAKE

Ingis, Caldecoti, Mana, Long.

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New York, Oct. 31.

Roy Campanella, Brooklyn's brilliant catcher, today was named most valuable player in the National League for 1951 by a 24-man Committee of the Baseball Writers Association of America.

It was the third time in the last 13 years that the writers have strayed from a National League pennant winner to pick the most valuable player. Although the Dodgers blew a 18% game lead and lost the flag to the New York Glants in a playoff, Campanella drew 11 of 24 first place votes.

Cordell, Aston Villa's goalkeeper, watches his right-back, Parkes, makes a save after he had missed the ball. Seen running in are Harmer of Spure (left), Moss of Aston Villa and Duquemin of Spurs (right). Spurs won 2-0.

Fortuna Holds

The Rest To A Draw

A water-polo exhibition Fortuna. the between

League champions, and The Rest was staged at the VRC yesterday evening, and re- sulted in a 4.4 draw.

New Delhi, Oct. 31. The England team for the first Test match against The chunky Negro, approach-eighth, followed by a Pittsburgh

Earlier Hongkong beat Kow- his 30th birthday on contingent of Murry Dickson, India, starting here on Fri-ing

a20-game winner for a seventh loon 5-2 in another exhibition, day, will be selected from November 19, shrugged off

to place club, of injuries, trying series

and Ralph Kiner, and during the interval a diving the following 13 players: avoid the threat of disaster.home run leader with 42 for the exhibition was given by mem-

bers of the Fortuna leg injury he Pirates. Hobbled by limped through the first playoff

Team. to sit out the game but had last two as the Dodgers lost the permant. He batted 325, fourth Press

the League, hit 39 highest in homers and drove in 108 runs.

Nigel captain:

Howard (Lancashire).

Donald Carr (Derbyshire), Alan Walkins (Glamorganj, Jack Robertson (Middlesex), Frank Lowson (Yorkshire) Tom Graveney (Glouceste. shire),

Derek shire)

Dick Spooner (Warwickshire) Fred Ridgway (Kent), Brian Statham (Lancashire). A. E Dusty Rhodes (Derby -

shire).

Shackleton

(Hamp

Roy Tattersal! (Lancashire). Malcolm Hilton (Lancashire).

It is considered very doubtful

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58 Sume

players received voles of honourable mention in The hallotting. Associated

Campanella piled

243 up points on the basis of 10 for a Arst place vote, nine for second) and

lo so on down

one for 105.

He outdistanced the opposition.

STAN MUSIAL SECOND

of St Stan Musial

Louis, his fifth batting title winning with it .355

average, finished second with two firsts and 191

Diving

At the conclusion of the

Mrs gumes

Poon Wing-kai, Chairman of the Fortuna Swim- of the Club and wife ming Vice-President of the Hong- Association Swimming presented prizes to members of the Fortuna team, the winners, and Eastern, the runners-up, in the League championships.

Springboks Beat kon

Glasgow And Edinburgh XV

The Test did creditably well to split honours with the Charn- plons who throughout their ad- Glasgow, Oct. 31.

to the finals 10 the The South African Rugby vance

League had never lost or drawn Union touring team over-

a match. The Rest team played a combined Glas- an aggressive game and led 2-1 gow and Edinburgh XV by at the interval. They were lead-

that Rhodes will be fit to play points. Stan was the only man whelmed

He is still suffering from a suained groin, which kept him from fielding in part of the last match.

to be named on all 24 ballots.

Mogle Irvin, big power man for the

Royal

H.K. Defence Force Orders

Serial No. 44. Orders by Defence Force, Colonel L.T. Ride, CBE, ED. 30, 1951. Commandant, Royal Hong Kong

St. John Ambulance

Orders

A. el

Order by Comm. Arculli, O.B.E, K. St. J.. Com- misioner of St. J.A.B. Hong kong District Order No dated November lat. 1951

44/51

Ambulance Dotics, Hongkong 4.11.51 to 20.14.51. Western Die-

Division trict Welfare Aociation 11.11.53 to 17.11.51, Confucian Divi-

Ambulance Duftes, Kowluon.- 5.11.51

Al 11.81, 10

Tsimshatsut Division: E 11.51 to 18 11.5, Kow- loon YM.C.A. Division.

Race Courso Duties-Saturday. November 10. Shauktwan Division; Monday, November 12, Eastern Divi

slon

Headquarters Duties, Saturday, November 10, Sih Nam Division: Monday, November 10, Wancha

"B" Divistun

-

Football Duties. Rongkong Saturday November 3, at 2:30 pm. Caroline Hill Ground, S.C.A.A. Division: Saturday November 3. nl 2.30 p.m.. Club Ground, Sth Nam Division: Sunday November 4, at 2,30 p.m

Eastern Club Ground, Division,

Footbal

Kowloon Sun- Dutca, day, November 4, at 2.30 p.m., Boundary Street, Kowloon Division.

Dated October

Force Headquarters

Promotion. Major V.S. Bally. SOM, LI Commanding Officer Dong- kong Regiment In Leut-Colonel w.e.1. September 28, 1931.

Depot Qualification Course Hifte 30 yda Range. The following recruita led this course on Sunday Oc, 28 and achieved the results shown against the nones:-ficorults P. Chen 15 200 (44) 2nd class shot. Chan Châu 20 13 9 (36) 2nd class shot,

Depot Training. Squads AGO, AGI— Aiming 111, alming off for wind. Miniature Tange siming oil for wind

Intelligence Unú Training. HQ Seation Parade Tuesday Nov. 6. New and advanced courge. Lecture. Thursday Nov. 0.

nd- New and vanced course weapon traking

Itongkong Regiment

Training,

Drags

"A" Cay Tuesday Nov. compass. Oe disposal. Parade 5.30 6. Profrime Map reading and

p.m. Murrey partide ground clean fatigue O.G "Coy Tues- day Nov. 6. Programme W/T_LMG Aiming and Holding. Normal cleaning. Perade_530 p.m. Murray parade ground. Dress clean fatigue O.G. RA. Sec (Specialist Codre) Wednesday Nov. 7. Programme * dolled by DC. Parade 6.30 p.m. Murrry ponade ground. Dreas plain cluthes C. & R. Treop. Packin

tellityy Loditys-

330 p.m. Monday Nov. 8 at A.H.Q. Ope Room Plotting and practice. Thursday Nov. 8. dual mainong-telling.

Annual Camp 1931, Coyo win at- tend Camp at Sai Kunst as follows:-- Nov 2017 Bn HQ. "" & EQ Cuys. Int Unit (part). Nov. 17 to Dec. 2.

Coys. Int "A" and "C" Unit part). Movement to Camp for both periods will be as follows on Nov. 2 and Nov, 17. Parade Mumay Pler 2.13 p.m. for those ving Vic- torta side. WD Security Car Park

Final Rehearsal of Ive Annual Parade and Inspection. The Hnojat 2.30 p.m. for those living How- rehearsal of the Annual Parade and {inum alde Inspection will be held on Sunday their own cors November 4, 1931, on South China Athletic Association Ground, Caro- Bine Hill Road, at 8.30 . Sharp. Division Supts, will report to Corps Officers when Divisions are correct.

and all persons driving Note. Separate or- dors are being Issued for MG PI personnel moving on Nov. 9. Dress FSMO (Steel helmets stepped on lange pack and Jungle hinte haversack) All other equipment and clothing kesuód wil be taken Hongkong No. 1 Corps Meeting-

[to gather with swimming trunks A mecting of Officers of Hongkong No 1 Corps will be held on Monday, kit bags Hair will be cut shevi Anti- November 3, 1951 at 7:30 p.m. at before moving to camp. Brigade Headquarters. Hongkong. malacial--two paludrine tablete will Allocation Bullos For Nufsine | be drawn from Coơ HQ and taken Divisions in November-Ambulanec Duties. H.KY M.C.A. Division: Sal Hung. Generál Instruction-This Street Sleeper Shelter Duties. H.K YM.C.A. Division: Penetra tion Squad Dutses Chung Sing Nursing Division

Soft-ball

League

Dulics-Ambu- lance Duties at King's Park Play-

ground during soft-ball

gatnes; Saturday, & p.m.--8 p.m.

bers: Sunday. 10 a.m

2 mem- D.M. 2

on the two days prior to moving to

has berth Bued spurately to Cow! Pl Comds.

#1.

Remembrance Day

Bunday Nov. "A" Coy HX Regimerit will Rnd a detacliment of one vißcer and 20 other ranka for this parade. Practice drbi parades will be held under the Force RSM at Happy Valley on the following daye:-(1) members: pin-6 p.m. 2 mem-Full dress rehearsal Thursday Nov bera: Equipment,

Bat 5.45 p.m. Dress manner dress- 1st splinta, 2 blankets, Triangular bandages. details to be notified later. Trans- haversacks & water-bottles.

will Leave port

Mtymy parede ground 5.30 p.m. Á skeleton rehearsal wil be hold on Friday Nov. 9 at 9.30 am, at Murray parade ground to check detalis and Ég Markers only will be re- quired for this rehearANİ. Satur

Futy exempted on raining days.-- 27.70.61 Saturday H.Y.M.C.A. Division: 28.10.81 Sunday K.Y.M. C.A. Division 3.11.51 Saturday Mongkok Division: 4.11.51. Sunday Mongkok Division 10.11.81. day Kong Wah Division; 161, Sunday

Wah Division: Kong 17.11.51 Saturday Shamshulpo Divi- slon: 18.11.61 Sunday Shamshidpo Division: 24.11.61 Saturday Kowloon Sunday Kowloon Division; 25.11.61 Division: 1.12.31. Saturday Tarn- 2 12.61 Bundar hataul Division: Tsimshatsul Diviston; 8.12.61. Sakur- day K.Y.M.C.A. Division: 9.12.51. Sunday KY.M.C.A. Division: 15.12.61 Saturday Mongkok Divi P.m. Maray parade ground. Dress sion: 10.12.61. Sunday Mongkok Clean fatigue overalls.

Division: 2.12.51 Saturday Kung Wah Division: 23.10.81 Sunday Kong Wan Division;

Saturday Shamshuipo

Home Guard Training

+ Sunday Nov. ቃነ- classification gramme

Kat TAK range. Parade 9 a.m. WD Securly

Dreas Fightin Car Park Kowloon order Q.G Berets, Jungle hats to be carried in haversacks, Thursday Nov B. Programme W/T Rifle Fir

ing Point procedure. Parede 430

HKWAA C

29.12,51

C. & R. Troop, Parade 5.30 p.m. Division: Monday Nov at A.H.Q. Ops

3.12 3. Sunday Shamshuipo Divi-] Room. Platting and tehing practice. រាជ,

Thursday Nov. 8. Individual mak-

ng-telling.

Penetration Squad-The Penetra-

Training. Members not attending Bon Squad will be cancelled on

There will be no training Tour Sundays as follows, November camp.

of members

the 4 November 11, November 10, and for

HKWAAC until Army and Nursing Branch) December 16, 1951,

the return from

camp. Next Resignation - Central Nursing parade Monday Nov 26.5.30 p.m. Dvislum-Amb/Bia's Shiu Wai-king. Și NQ HƏKDF. All drivers, nursing Ching Sing-yuk and Chan Fu-yee section and signals will attend. w.e.t 4.10.01. South China Athle-

(#gd.) E. HoLMEY-BROWN, Lieut., tle Association Nursing Division-

tur Deputy Commanderst. Amb/5ls's. We Po-yee, Chang Kit-

R.A.K.D.F. kee. Wong ang-yee. Too Mo-yin, Too Mo-wan w... 24.10.51. King's College Old Boys Ambulance Divi- sion-Pte. Lee Sze-hung w.e.t.

Force

Cards. Christmas Enrolment-Mong Kok Ambulance Christmas Cards are available from Yim-tak Su the Administrative Office at a cost Chal-hol, Tae Shek-yim, Tam Shing-of so cerne each. They are em- sum, Leung Chak-shing. Wong Ming bossed with the Force creat, the

attached. sing: Kem Mo-yoe. Teang Ful-yuen Fence ribbon is

V/Sti w.e.f. 24.10.51. (Sgd.) Ho Kang Po. S.B. St, J., Corps Superinten-photograph of the new HQ buliding

inside the fokking card. denl.

1. 10.51.

Division-Pie. Bun 43 points (five goals, two ing 4-3 until the final minutes Giants with 121 runs penalty goals and four tries) when Fortuna levelled with a

well-placed shot. batted in and a 312 average, to 11 (one goal, one penalty had five first place votes three goal and one try) here this wound up with 166 points, good afternoon.

The England party suffered another casualty today, Gra- veney developing a temperature, It is hoped that he will recover only for third place. in time for the Test.

more than Mustal. Still, Irvin

If Rhodes should be able to play, Tattersall and Hilton will probably be omitted.

Five of the chosen 13, includ- ing the captain, Howard, have never played in a Test match. The others are Carr, Spooner, Ridgway and Rhodes-Reuter.

Mr R.B.R. Gorely was the referee.

The Une-up was as follows: The first half was fairly even Fortuna.-Leung Chuk-tau, Chan Loung Sal Maglie, ace pitcher of the and the tourists only had a lead Wal-sang. Cheung Kin-men,

But after Wat-sang. Lionel Lowe, Herary Hou Giants with a 23-6 record, was of 9-5 at the interval

and Cheung Chung-yew (captain). changed over the tourth with 153 points, followed the teams

The Rast-Wong Kum-foo (Chi- (South by Preacher Roe of Brooklyn South Africans had it all their

nese Y), Wang Fook-hin

Watts (Novy). Parsons with his brilliant 22-3 season. own way and were seldom in na),

(Navy, J. Kew (VRC). Wedgebury their own half of the field. Roe had 138 points.

The Scottish team were handi- (RAF) and Wang Yuk-an (South Jackie Robinson, who kept capped by the loss of Kenriksen, China).

the first Brooklyn in the race with his who was injured in

half, and with both Paterson home run and diving catch on the Just day of the regular and Cameron suffering from season, was sixth with 92 hard knocks were no match for points. Brooklyn and New their fast and wily opponents.

Just before the end Muir sur- and dashed prised the visiters Richie Ashburn of the Phils, over for a try. A few minuer

he added a magnificen runner-up to Musial in the bat-ia'er ting race with a 312 average, penalty goal from 45 yards,

But now Elliot Roosevelt rose The first Scotish try was was seventh. He was the high-

and con- in his place at the end of the est placed of the Phils, who had scored by Headrick

table and made a speech, saying last versed by Pa

Erson. the most valuable player

how cordially he agreed with Teller

Du Toit, Van Wyck, Koch (2), Arshat Stalin's plan and how yitar 108th running of the Cambridge Konstanty. Konstanty did not Musler, D Rand, Becker,

stire he was that the United shire Stakes over a mile and receive

or Schoor and Fry scored tries for States Army would support it. today. Denizen was tonourable mention this time.

the tourists-Muller converting At this intrusion I got up and one-eighth

arce and Buchler two Muller let the table, walking off into second and there was a photo-

Bobby Thomson, whose finish

Buchler cach kicked Forty-five for

the next rcom, which Wes in bomer won memorable

the horses fan,

Giants,

zeml-darkness, the playoff for

Was

Fleeting Moment York dominate the first 10

Wins The

Cambridgeshire

Newmarket, Oct. 31.

Floating Moment won

the

third.

Fleeting Moment, owned by Mrs M. Johnson, started at 28 to 1. Denizen, was 20 to 1 Fastnet Rock started the to- vourite at 8 1.

Jockey Arthur Breasley, of Australia, rode the winner.

places with three each,

In

Single

mon

vote

WEIGHT-LIFTER SETS RECORD

Jim

Ven

and

penalty gual-Reuter.

London, Oct. 31.

OTHER RESULTS

The following were

at

Churchill's Memoirs

(Continued from Page 4)

I had not been there a minute before hands were clapped upon the re- my shouldere from behind, and Bulls of rugger games played there was Stalin, with Molotov his side, both grinning broad- today: County Championship Matches ly, and eagerly declaring that they were only playing, and that Eastern Counties, Hamp nothing of a serious character

had entered their heads, Kent 0, Surrey 0. Middlesex 6. Sussex 5.

Sallu has a very captivating Club Matches

manorr when he chooses to use Cambridge University 21,t, and I never saw him do so ic Cambridge University Sixty such an extent se at the moment. Chab 0.

Although I was not then, and am United Services Portermouth not fully convinced

DOW

that all was chaff a there was no Royal Marines 3.

serious intent bunking behind, 1 consented to return, or the rest of the evening posed pleasantly.

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Vienne, Oct. 31. The Soviet weight-lifter shire 81 Three eligible horses were Arkadi Vorobjev, co-holder of scratched shortly before post the world championship, eslab- time. They were Peter Flower. Fished a new world record on Judith Paris and. Aramir.

Tuesday by Hting 188,5 kilos, The weather was dull and The old record was. 133 illos. Vorobjov is touring. the Russian showery. The conditions of the zone of Austria, 'track were closed officially as An American team on their

"good."

home way from the European 40, weight-lting championships in Lillan, arrived here on Tuesday,

Brunetto was given third in the photo finish after a five- mintite Interval: The price was 06 to 1.

New Zealand Tour

The American group will meet The New Zealand Rugby top. Austrian weight-lifters to Languo tourists were beaten by night. The Russian mad Arnerl-19 points to eight tonight by The race is one on which tive'ch weight-lifters were not Bradford Northere in a thatch under Aoodlights, min Iria Sweepstakes are desided. } scheduled to neot. United played Router Aroatited Press.

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