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Police v. Navy Is The Rugger Tournament

Match To

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The Ofth round of the Pentangular Tournament is due to be played off this afternoon at the Police Ground. Boundary Street, Kowloon. The teams taking part the two matches are, at 3 p.m.. the RAF and Club, and at 1.13 p.m., the Police at home to the Navy.

The latter match. in view of the game the Police played last week, should be a rather interesting one. The Police forwards showed up very well against the Club's rather ponderous pack and it will be worth the trip t the mainland just to see them perform against the much lighter but faster Naval pack.

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deed hard ink to the Pele, because, in Stevan they live on exceedingly trustful center als an experien est leader However, Ons is

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CLUB V. RAF

Ti fist gar between the Club and the RAF will be. I am afraid, the usuni vitors to the In the gene be- ramaty Clubs, tween thr unbeaten as fat as the team tartatnent gues, and the

virtoy, their will be without

little to see the fans

It will however, be of interest for sure it those lighting forwards

Thas always help: tewa dy better understanding utongst the players and has, eastonis fis-

ven heard

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plovers when he is suppose it to set in 2018 -point of view 11 may pay some of the clic

teams in the tournament to lord, a

availabie talen through the

Kerj maybe 1. ng..der possibilities at any saitchen fol the better

SOOKUNPOO GAMES

In the games on the 1stand. thi Army "A

the ! Artillery e bukrst to do batile at 4 15

At the Army Ground

the curtain Shokumpor, and raiser to this match, the Club 2nd XV art playing the HMAS Mucharis

The autoan muave should be

an intercaung anotch, if ans, to

of the RAF re still improving. Last week shaved gkok provement on the week belure, the Club tumors who will have

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especially in the Juss These spente! to be executed Handling Code la Australum

Patch live to see with a hillle made tettini aart 1 would vers

thair tussle even að at as only to ser less ly backing thin evident

the Aussar les bila da PROSIOUN CHIES

In the Amy "A" versu. BA match, which in

By estaudum will be the best bet for ruggen fans this afternoon, one will sen two pretty equal teams in action und there will be just enough

The delence tad auproved kun, nd that is something that this afternium will have to be right on the fog lam or youll ne say the lower line when talking abon king

In this respest, the Flers tons wedly vary between them to

make every player give of his

will be SALA are pig that

Lehl able to take the Geld for This

The Sw, at full back, hus Fater shown han sell in the past, to be

the

zumers will have services of several Army 1st XV

a fine renegund, but, up to now, players and amongst them, it is ow i

wing to unfitness, has season's Corn

and a little hoped, will be Thoma, the Army not cachent last! lor se forward, and without a Let us dupe this doubt, the inest loose forward afterneon will mak He return in the Catony. Unfortunately, heetose las

have plenty he was injured last week and

WISE MOVE here by the published teams; that the Club bas turned Craig to serum half and D. Henderson 1 the centre. This is wine move on the part of the Club, though it shows flexibility and enterprise when the Club are willing to experment in this :

matner

Sometimes one tram can get into an awful rut and a little moving around of players helps | the team members to understand the workings of other positions.

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TURPIN TO

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London, Dec. 14. Randolph Turpin, Brish and mer Wid Middleweigh Box- Champion, and Yolande Pompee, who beat Dave Sands, the Empire Middleweight Box- ing Champion, recently, will be featured by Mr Jack Solomons, the London boxing promoter, un the next Harringay programme on February 12.

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respective opponents have Bol

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wamed On the eve of his departure for a Seith African holiday, Mr Salomons announced that Jack Gardner and Johnny Williams are meeting for Gardner's Bri- tish Heavyweight Boxing litte

on March 1 next year.

The Championship bout will be held at Earl's Court, London. March 11 was the tinte pru- visionally booker for 1hr World Light-Heavyweight title fight between the holder,

Jory Maxim, and Britain's

Don Cockell, but these plans had been cancelled after Cockell's defeat on December 4,

Gardner

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Living Language

Why we say Bumper glass.

A "bumper" glass is the largest and fullest, and in monasteries the largest

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toast was always offer- ed "au bon pere"-lo the good father, or abbot. It is thought that **au bon pere" has been shortened to oor present "bumper."

More Rumours

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New York, Dec. 14. Rumours spread in Wall Street today that the Bank of England will tomorrow announce exten- the Sterling changes in

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and William; to have met on December but the bout was postponed be- cause of Gardner's eye injury. sive

Mir Solomons has given per-rate. mission for Gardner to have a The rumours, which traders warming up fight in Leicester say originated this morning on January 28 but expects op-London, vary considerably. position from Williams' mana- Some rumours said that all ger on the grounds that Gard-restrictions will be turned into a ner may aggravate his injured "free" currency and others that eye, thereby forcing another there will be a revolustion of postponemeal of the title con- | Sterling but there was no test.-Reuter.

implication as to whether the dollar parity of Sterling will be lowered or raised.

Tour Profit Only £3,000

London, Dec. 14.

Still other rumours claimed that the changes will be confined only to "American account" Sterling accompanied by new restrictions un dealings Ja Sterling for future delivery.

These rumours added addi- The MCC have notified 17 tions fuel to a prediction made English first clas cricket last week by a Washington news coun.jes that they are unable letter service that the revalua- to make uny distribution totion may occur at any week-end. them out of the profits of the The rumours resulted in some 1950 and 1951 tour of Austra-selling pressure in the Sterling Da.

future market where the value

Each county received £850 following the 1946-47 Tour.

In a letter of explanation to the counties, the MCC gave the profit for the 1950-51 tour na £3,842 against the £17,505 for the 1946-47 visit.

of

Increased costs and loss revenue due to wet Saturdays were given as the reasons for the disappointing financial TC- Bults. When the loases and

charges in connection with

other foreign tours since: 1947,

cmounting 13 £3,592, wers deducted, only £200 remained for distribution and the MCC

બાપ. decided to donate this Lo the minor counties' cricket assecin Bob, which does not rreelve a share of the profits from Test matches at home.-Reuter,

DARTWORDS

Tolution of Dartwords: Moby -

of Sterling dropped about three centa from the preceding day,— Reuter.

DUBLIN STRIKE SETTLED

Dublin, Dee, 14.

A 10-week strike by 1,000 workers in 18 Dublin hotels and two restaurants, was settled' 10- day after intervention · by the Labour Court. The nien will resume work today.....

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The employers agreed to operate a 10 per cent service charge demanded by the strikera in place of tips where possible.

They also agreed on wages of

18 shillings a week for men and 12 shillings, for women who are unskilled. Reuter,

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