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Poge &

THE COUNTY CRICKET CHAMPIONSHIP

THE CHINA MAIL; THURSDAY, MAY 15, 1952.

LANCASHIRE, GLAMORGAN AND MIDDLESEX SHOULD FINISH NEAR THE TOP

Says PETER DITTON

Last week I discussed the county prospects for the coming season, mentioning Warwickshire, Yorkshire and Northants. This week I pro- pose to deal with thrée more counties which I expect to see somewhere near the top of the table at the season's end.

My selections are Lancashire, Glamorgan and--cautiously--Middlesex. "cautiously" for Middlesex have the Compton knee to contend with.

I say

Compton himself declares he is perfectly fit. And last season he was cer tainly in better form. But he is always liable to another breakdown following any quick twist or sudden jar, and a Middlesex without Compton is, in the words of the song, "Like a ship without a sail,"

LEAGUE TENNIS

This season he will be sharlag of Glamorgan's off-spinner. Jan full with Bill McConnon. In his first the joint-cuplamaz Edrich. Both

teurless are

County cricket, he season of ericketers and both will uphold captured 136 wickets at 16 runs the brighter cricket policy. Their apiece, including the hat-trick own ability is such that while against South Africa when the they are at the wicket runs will tourists lost their only game come with a regular flow. Aud against a county side. At times

But

ha in Test batsman Jack Robertson he lacked.

accuracy, they have another enger to push always Imparted considerable spin to the ball; As Muncer, the former Middlesex player, also got Middlesex, in common with most counties, labour under the handicap of having no real fast bowler, Young Don Bennett

The four pace men, Wooller, and Alan Moss, now finished with their National Service duties, are the captain, Shepherd, Watkins two promising cricketers. And and Heyer all enjoyed moments Bill Edrich will no doubt bu of success and were backed up seen darling down his specials at by magnificent fielding particul

Clift, the short-leg the opposing batsman, a littlearly close to the wicket. Watkins slower

now perhaps than when and

But

Playing off their post-the score along. poned Ladies" "A" Division League match yesterday, Kowloon Cricket Club, rein- forced by the inclusion of the former Colony Ladies Doubles Champion. Mrs M Williams, defeated Chinese Recreation Club by 7% sets to 1%.

The Valley Club made up for this defen with an 8-4 win

In the Men's "A" Division.

The scores were!

LADIES "A" DIVISION

Mrs 3.

hundred wickets, the county had a formidable spin attack.

he played regularly for England specialists, held 77 catches be-

a tween them. after the

dangerous bowler."

but

still

As usual, the Glumorgan Brunt of the attack, however, batting will be opened by Emrys will be borne, as it has been

in his 40th year. every year since the war, by that Davies, now

who has This

veteran, grand cheerful little left hander Juck

over 23,000 runs for the acored

and taken over 800

Young and that- evergreen veteran, Jim Simas. Now in his county

wickets, will be partnered by

the side in 1937 as a youngster of-10.-

Parkhouse, regarded by many critics us the finest batsman ever produced by the county, will be striving to regain the form place in the which won him Tests against the West Indies and a tour to Australia.

Dawson-Grove and 49th year. Sims is still one of Phil Clift who first appeared in

and googly Mrs M. Williams (KCC) beat the best leg-break and Mrs. Litton and Mrs Ailers in the country.. Liang 6-4; beat Mrs H. La and Another of whom we may see Mrs G. Choy 6-2; beat Mrs G. much this summer is Fred Titmus Chaun and Mrs E. Tsok 6-2.

who played his

irst

game for Middlesex at the tender age of Mrs V. Judson and Mrs M.

1and is

is an all-rounder of much Peppereli (KCC) beat Mrs Lif ton and Mrs Liang 6-2; drew promise. Unless Middlesex make made two the mistake they Choy with Mrs Lo and Mrs G-4; beat Mrs Chaun and Mreasons ago of overworking him, he will be a valuable acquisition Tsok 6-2.

Two left-handers, Willie Jones- to the side.

and Alan Watkins, will be ex- LANCASHIRE Mrs E. Tibbult and Mrs R.

the 1,000 runs Lancashire should be very near pected to pass *Jones (KCC) 1ext to Mrs

table this year mark and Muncer should con- Litton and Mrs Llang 1-6; beat the top of the Mis Lo and Mr Choy 6-3: beat providing that the pitches they tinue his improved form as a

play 011 are sporting. For batsman. Mrs Chain and Mrs Tsok 6-3. MEN'S MAY DIVISION

Augestad and A. K. Lo (KCC) drew with W, P. Tsui and T. Liang 6-6; In to K. C. Dao and L. C. Kotowall 4-0 lost to Y. P. Tsui and J. K. Lieu 2-0.

R. Zimmern at J V. F Sellors (KCC) lost to Tsul and Liang 1-6: lost to Dao and Kote- wall 1-6; lost to Tsui and Lieu 2-6.

T. E Boker an:] C. Quan (KCC) lost to Tsul and Liang and Kotowall 4-6; lost to Ono 1-0: lost to Tsui and Lien 1-6.

"B" DIVISION

Craigengower lost to Hong- kong C.C. by one set to eight in the Men's "B" Division of the Tennis League yesterday.

B.W, Choy and C.. Chau IECCU lost to Cook and fiolmes 3-6, last

and MocPherson

to Kendall lost to Gould an Arafurott 1-8.

CIE. Abbas

2-a.

to Cook and foltnes 0-0, brat Kan-

dull and MacPherson 6-4, lost to

Qould and Agafurof 4-0.

D

Lancashire have. three of the Wicket-keeper will again be most dangerous spin bowlers Haydn Darles, whose beneat the country in Roy Tattersuli,st year of £4,500 wns Bob

Berry and Malcolm Hilton,

county record. all of whom have

played for England since the war.

-(London Express Service) Off-spinner Tattersall

is, at

the moment, the best,

the best of the trio, but both Hilton and Berry have it in them to become left-handers

tradition. Verity in the

Brian Statham, England's latest fast bowler, is another on whom Lancashire hopes

are pinned. Aided by the magnificent close- to-the-wicket

catching of Jock kin and

and Australian Ken Grieves, Statham is П bowler to he feared. Last season he claimed 02. wickets at only 14 runs apiece; this summer, with luck, he should pass the one hundred mark.

Helsinki Gets Ready For The Olympics

Preparations

Helsinki.

now are being completed to accom- is not often that a county modate the expected 60,000 provides successive opening batsmen for England. But that foreign visitors and

as far as Washbrook's cpunty

REG ARMSTRONG'S GREAT DOUBLE

The young Dublin rider, Reg Armstrong, recently recruited to the Norton works team, scored a notable double when he won the 350 c.c. and 500 c.c, classes in the International Motorcycle Races held over the Wicklow circuit.

Armstrong equalled the lap record for the 350 c.c. class on his seventh lap and broke it on the next one with à speed of 83.40 m.p.h. The 250 c.c. class was won by A. F. Wheeler of Epsom en a Moto-Guzzi.

The picture shows Mr Joe Craig, Racing Manager of Norton Motors, Ltd., congratulating Armstrong.

When A Gremlin Perched

The

Itself Upon End Of Compton's Bat

By JOHN GRAYDON

Denis Compton is known as "The Cavalier of Lord's." With his gay spirit of adventure, desire to get runs quickly and as attractively as possible, his good looks, charm and personality, Denis has given cricket a terrific fillip since the war.

In every way he is recognised as one of Britain's greatest of sporting ambas- sadors. Compton, too, is a most agreeable young man. On and off the field he has a ready smile. Small boys who wait for hours to get the great batsman's autograph are usually rewarded with a grin, a pat on the head, and a word from Denis as he places his signature in their book.

Yes, Denis Compton is in every way a ericket character and it is hard to realise there have been occasions when the young man who has played cricket and soccer for England has worn a worried look for the simple reason nothing would go right for him at the wicket.

season.

G.S. RAMCHAND HITS INDIAN TOURISTS FIRST CENTURY

Cambridge, May 14. 15

G. S. Ramchand, who played in Lancashire. Lengüe cricket last year, hit the Indian team's first century today? In the match against the University here.

Already, Ramchand had shown his worth on the tour as an opening bowler and now he has left no doubts about his all-round qualities.

The Indians had lost four men†45). Lancashire 60 for two for 40 runs when The Bombay (Washbrook not out 63), player came to the rescue. Hu Al Chelmsford T. N. Pearce's proved, a máster of the drive, Team 300 for nine declared hook and cut. He invested his¦ (Rogers 104)," Essex 74 for two. strokes with tremendous power At Birmingham. Warwick- and was cqually attractive to hire 273 (Gardner 114, Hitch-. watch when playing off the back cocks 67). Glamorgan 12 for no foot or when jumping In to wicket.

drive.

At Iluddersfield Yorkaliito. 371

for six declared (Hulton 110, Lowsen 83, Wilson 91). Somerset 23 for two. Reuter,

WEEK-END

Consequently, the Cambridge bowlers were at a loss to know where to pitch the ball. From Ane start Ramchand met the bowling confidently. There were eight boundaries In his first 37 runs and when after batting nearly three hours, he fell to u fine return catch he had hit 21 fours in a sparkling 134 which he made out of 100.

Most of his colleagues were too Impetuous and this fault caused the early breakdown. But Ramchand found useful The following are Club selec- partners in Umrigar and Mon- tions for Lawn Bowls matches frekar with whom he added 70 this week-end. All games com- and 88.

mence at 3.30 p.m. unless other- wise stated:

TEAMS

ЦЕРС

McCarthy, the South African Test bowler, who had made a

* First Division against speedy recovery from an attack

Polico at P.R.C.-E.L. Strange, N. Craig, of German measles, -Was

Dr G.I. Shaw, T. Pils; A, Verrall, problem to most of the Indians 13. McAusland, L,G... Young. „B.A.,

E.Z. Geo, and claimed five victims for 30 Mansell; L.C. Parker,

1.C. Butler, J, Kecutcheon. runs.

Second Division against Craigeni-- Though there were three foo Rower at home:-A.C. McDonald, catches, the Cambridge fielding | 1.7. Liddell, D. Rendal, K.' For- did not reach the high standard row: W.D. White, S, Mills, .AL shown in earlier matches.

Baker, C. Strange: P. Costier, E.

50

serve, B.A, Ellery.” “

KYOC

The Indians bowled and field-Gautier, F.J. Young. 3. Sloan; Ber cd so carefully that in the last minutes Sheppard and Buahby were content to score 38, so that Cambridge ended the day 247 behind with all their wickets standing. Reuter.

1st team (home) . K.t.. ( p.m.):-. Francis, J.E. Метет, A. Harvey, N.B. Robertson; 2. Gaddi, G... Thomson, A.L.G. Eastman, W.C. Simpson: E. Green jwood, P. Hughes, G. Normen. Ji

McKelvin Reserve, M. MacKay,

· HIGH SCORING -

London, May 14,

2nd team (away) y Recreio High scoring marked the Eng-p.m.). Bellany, S. Baker, lish first class cricket matches Crieghton, A. Halley; J.M. Martin, which

in began todny fine W. Russell. A. Buchanan, E, Pur vis C. Richards, 0. Volckaert. weather on perfect, pitches,

n.II. Browne, D. Trail; Reserve, With the first Test at Leeds E. Ruston. only three weeks off, England's batsmen, Denis Compton (Middlesex), and Len Hutters

V K.B.Q.C... (Yorkshire), and the Indian all (away).V. Lopes, E.. Ros sclet, C. Thompson, T. Goodwin, Ramchand, w.E: Colledge, J. Wang, B.. rounder, scored centuries to encourage the Capell, E.C. Fincher.. Ker

mant. T.E. Baker, A., Kew, W. respective Test selectors.

S

ИСС

First Division

KDC

Two other players- Reggie Hong Sling.

Third Dwisten v Polico 'R.C Gardner

(Warwickshire) and (away)-E. Gifford, B.A. Shira

Gray: Neville Rogers, the Hampshire zee, T.W.R. Wilson, B.A. batsman who was paying for H.W. Close. A.J. Maitland, F.A. T. N. Pearce's side, also reached Howarth, W.H. Cowle; F. Marah, C.T. Champeloviar, H. Rameland, three figures.

J. Chubb, For the championship match between Middlesex and Wor- cester at Lords, the pitch Ist team (away) v Talkoo Docksim green enough to enable pace ker, W. Davidson; C. Coles,

A. Campbell, W.L. McCall, J. Ec¬ W. and

Bowlers to make the ball move Bayne, G. Hutchison, AE. Pear Polate and lift, so that by scoring on: S. Telford, J. McKittrick, R. "odd the 88th century of his career Morrison, J. Ramsay, thank Over in such conditions Denis Comp-

2nd team thoma) v Electric:-W: The ton clearly demonstrated his chambers, D. Taylor, W. Galiner.

superiority over the majority of A.E. Elliott: A. Cochran, Har ball.

verson, R. Hatley, J. Revie; W contemporary batsmen.

Leonard, A. Banies, V.. White

com- This was in the summer of There was a huge crowd for had placed, and then

of 1946 against menced once more his short run 1948 and Denis, I well recall, the first Test was most anxious to have a good, India at Lord's. England won up to the wicket,

becamo the toss, and it soon

TOUCHED STUMPS The

of Ave thousand "My aim is to get really it," necessary for Denis to go to the

eyes Denis told me before the season wicket, I leaned forward in the one people were fixed opened. "What's

Press box to get a good look at

look at Hollies' right more," added, smilingly, he noted the "Cavalier of Lord's" as he man out" being Compton. was sizing up his rather weighty strode throt

arm. went Hollies' right gate and on tho

slim frame, "I'm going to get rid of to the field, and was surprised long, sl

Angers placed a stone before the season really to see that Denis who normally fantastic spin upon the

batted with his sleeves, turned gets under way."

lighter.

the

he

through

hand-the

Compton, H

without revealing

down-an old superstition-had anything like his old fauntiness, until his dismissal se stroke R. Lapsley.

for this great

occasion rolled them up hoping that this might bring a change of fortune!

there

stepped forward; the ball once again wriggled past the bat,

touched Denis's pad, and' then slowly-oh, so slowly-rolled to-

HOWLY wards the stumps.

Fieldsmen

to

But

rushed

a wan smile and for- was at the head-

Compton afterwards assured then probably felt like his rivals, was Cook and Holmes 4-6, last to Ken- | İkin, a left-hander, and Hutton? Which will be the home of the perched on top of the first-class in his eagerness to do everything | quarters of cricket and doing a

S. Saller and O. Badick lust to partner, Ikin, for

MacPherson 3-6, lost to dall and Gould and Agaturaft 1-8.-

opened

n successor.

to score a thousand runa.

Then, as I n gremlin had

and

ПКЕРС

He, did not make A TRUE TO HIS WORD

and his tim-

C & I Dapt nd Denis And

was true to his

ing and stroke placing was of word. At Arsenal Stadium he

the finest

He batted Against quality.

Government Stores Do❤ worked harder than any boxer

for three hours and 10 minutes partment at K.C.C. on Sunday, preparing for a title Oght and

May 18, at 10m.m.-Mrs Colledgem GAVE "ADVICE"

and hit 11 fours in his 130. when he stepped on to the scales

a great start, Middlesex .M. Hetherington. G. Saunders, After After taking guard Compton,

S.L There was not a man at Lord's

Leonard; Mrs Hetherington a few days before the cricket

a stone looking the coolest man on the who did not resign himself to lost their last ave wickets for Mrs Saunders, D.A. Nelalt, W.il. Er season opened he was

Warco-Calledge. runs. At the close, iteld, fook stock of the folders, another Compton "duck.""

The were any batsman, I felt, dare not look stershire were 258 behind with From the opening of the season noted where

ven wickets seven

standing.

Third

Cowloom

· Division against what had Бес Compton ran into his best form, holes," and then faced up to behind him

Hutton

Frank Lowson Docks Club at Kowloon on Satur Is what Lancashire have done 7,500 athletes competing in

Amarnath, le Indian bowler.

happened.

miracle of All his audacious moves at which Amarnath's Arst ball was

(83) put on 203 for the opening day.K. Mundy, N.E. Donstan, since the war. When the the Olympic Games here the "Old Guard" frowned and fastish, good-length delivery snugly against the alumpat

miracles! The ball nestled up

Yorkshire partnership against Banth, A.G. Gardner; G.W.K. Crawford, E. Wolstenholme, W.E. and Y.P. Choy lost selectors decided that the Hutton from July 19 to August 8. the kids cheered, brought with which broke in sharply from the

Somerset at Huddersfield. They Macfarlane, G.T. Padgett: C.W. Washbrook partnership

should

them a flow of runs. Within a

forward.

half Johnson, J. Bottomley, E. Poulsen, were together three and be discontinued, they only looked

time he The giant stadium is ready. very short

Denis raised had off.

was out for J.F. Barron. hours before Hutton was The cluster of Olympic villages, outstripped all

Дестево 119, which included 16 tours. me he had the ball covered, but getting he

Yorkshire, favourites for the

Second Division against K.D.G.C. und athlete

the additional averages, and it seemed short

County title, were in it "correctly" the bat touched the

com at Kings Park on Saturday: in the first three Tests

dressing rooms

dance. slands and

odds he was to be the first man top of his left

manding potion at the dose Gomes, A.V. Gogano, A Costa, against South Africa last sum-

pad and was need only the final touches,

The luck had changed in his capturing two cheap Somerset F. Suva: CA Danenberg N.A. mer and but for injuries to Ikin,

diverted a fraction of an inch.

M} (avour. The ball, although wickets after their declaration, Beltrao. 1.M. Rodrigues, „A.A.D,

Bilva: It was enough to enable the ball the partnership would not have For months now, officials and perched itself upon the end of to Went the bat, had the click of touching the slumps, had not been disturbed.

In the only other champion-Noroche, 3.E. Souza, 31.3. Pintor.. private residents have been

his bat, the tuck turned against the stumps behind Denis told the moved the balls-and Compton ship match today, Warwick- Two other Lancashire batsmen, co-operating to play the host to Compton. Bowlers seemed to Winston

was able to resume his innings shire's opening bat, Gardner, hit Place and

to England star. that he had "Invasion" Alan the

of foreign produce deliveries

of the "once

"It was as if a load were lifted a

114 N. Arthy and

against painstaking GPritchardWharton, have both played Test visitors for this Olymple fort-

from my shoulders," said Denis Glamorgan, taking (HKCC) best S.E.M. Bu and cricket

In-a-lifetime" type specially Aperienced yet another "duck.""

four and rom all parts of the country to me, and the England batamaa. fhree-quarter hours to since the wor

bencat. Citchell 7-9, lost to Mar Geoffrey Edrich, another of fe more than 40,000 visitors to be keepers never seemed to miss a giving Compton encouragement tearing the Warwickshire attack

and night. Today, all is ready for Compton's

Wicket-

arrived by

reach every post at once went about his task of three figures, famous cricketing family, as accommodated in private homes chance when Denis faltered. And and "advice." Offers to draw up to shreds. For 3 hours and 20

as quickly as he had hit the for him special Just headlines with his

dicts; advice fantastic from star cricketers of yesterday: minutes. Denis cracked the ball

all around the wicket. scores, so did front page news because of his yes, even a miniature duck with The man working on the 184 in

note, "I hope this is the last scoreboard never

knew series of failures,

duck you'll ever got," flowed Into Selectors the

minute's drop Lord's

pence. Compton fairly rocketed the score Denia?" was a question asked

Maybe Denis wondered if any and not until he had 132 runs on wherever cricket was discussed, of these suggested luck-bringers the board did Compton call it a (Donis and even those not normally

were going to pay dividends Interested in the

garne found themselves turning to the sports in his next match

when he marched to the wicket pages every morning to see if Warwickshire Compton hud improved upon his most recent performances, į

"C" DIVISION Hongkong C.C. beat Indian R.C. by six sets to three in the " Division.

6.M. Rumah 3-6, beat A.R. Abbas and S.H. Khan 6-1.

J.A!. Beazley and n.G. Craig lost to Bux and Kitchell 5-7, beat Samy and Rumjahn 6d, best Ablak and Khan 8-3.

come close to a 'cap',

GLAMORGAN

Of all the advances made by J.A. Bendall and P.A. Whitcombe slow bowlers last season none was more reinarkable than that

Jest to Bux and Kitchell 0-0, beat Samy and Rumjaha 6-3, besi Abban and Khan -1.

beat

LRC beat KCC 75 to 34. Seaton and Ewing (LRC) Füher and Mollett U-3; Hobb and grose 6-1; drew with Eglington and Lang 6.1.

Skinner and Watson beat Fisherd and Mojlett 5-0 beat job and Grose #-i; bent Eglington and Liang-

Inter-School Tennis

Co-

this to

Only

zealous by the operation of the residents has I been

possible to draft scheme of guest lodgings. supplement hotel facilities.

Comprehensive programmes have been drawn up to enable visitors to combine a love of

the sport with

nitractions of normal holiday-making, in foreign country.

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Marques, D,P.

G.A

Straffaci Is

Not McColl

Against Essex, Rogers batted so strongly all round the wicket that he hit 36 fours in making three hours and 40 aminutes for Pearce's XI.

St. Andrews, May 14, Frank Straffact of Garden The following were the close.

one of the City, New York, elong, of play scores:

first Americans to enter: this At Lords Middlesex 201

Amateur Golf, year's British Compton 130,

Perks Champlonahly,' almost

#missed right arm fast medium five for the boat" blouse of an error And then, amid one of the 61), Worcestershire 41 for three. by the Championship Committee, to face a greatest ovations over given a At Oxford-Oxford Univer-

day.

usually meticulous

of the Royal and Ancient Golf Club, which pro motes the tournament, Inserters! another name - when - drawing. the matches. for the cond round, "of "the event "which" starts at Prestwick, Scotland, on May 20,20,

All the competition sites for

Erie Hollies was spinning the ball ton walked alowly back to the right arm fast medium, four for The

attack in which batsman, at Lord's, Denis Comp-sity 174 (Boobbyer 70, Statham, in making the draw. the Games are In Helsinki and

most vicleusty: With the sleeves pavilion, probably realising that 42, Hilton, left arm alow, four for omcials within easy reach of each other,

SLEEVES KOLLED UP St. Stephen's College produced with one exception--the Modern

of his shirt RØLLED-UP, and although he had played BETTER Norton and Hawlings beat Fisher the first major upset in the Pentathlon. This will, aptly

But that gremlin was not to his cap perched at a rakish innings, this was the GREATEST and Mollett.7-li jest to Hebb nad | Inter-School

Tennis

League enough, be staged at Hameen-o easily shaken, from the angle, Denis poked as if he of his career, for in anding his. CTOSE T-0; beat Erlington and Klang) when they edged out

the linna, reached caslly enough Compton bat, and

didn't have a care in the world. form Denis had probably also before the strongly favoured

Diocesan

from Helsinki by rail or rond in first Test, ugainst India at Lord's. We were soon, to ste beneath again found his confidence.

Compton's previous five innings this thin, venter ot confidence Boys School yesterday by three about two hours, sets to two in an exciting finish,

had

produced 0-0-0-0-1. But when Holles; after Denis had One of the main features of the Selectors to the st. set score at 2-2,

relief of taken guard, strolled" up to the Amateur Soccer Stephen's badminton nce U 'Sel- the Games will be a remote- Compton admirers once wicket. Over

tip staved off three set points which will keep the crowds in for the England side. controllod electric scoreboard chose the "Middlesex

came his right Formosa To Take again Wonder" arm, and

Compton,

Like a hawk Internationals.

in the drolding match to

sizing up

its

seemed prey,

to all upset.

win of 0-4 over DBS's constant and up-to-the-minute

Outwardly Compton remained watch the ball almost on to his Part In Olympics touch with all the events. Н. Уцев,

usual cheery self. Behind bat. Then, at what seemed the Diocesan Boys' School Was

Talpel, May 14. Results will be flashed on the this hold front, however, Denis, very last moment, the bateman Western Germany beat a British Olymple trial XI by two without the services of Colony board immediately se promptly for about the first time in his re- played forward, the ball as it Free China has decided to

markabia carcer, to one in an amateur Lin, but was well served by the ing in the track events,

was slightly directed by some unseen force participate in tills year's world He told himself that ho twiddled iis way past the face of Olympics, to be held in July: st soccer international here today. champion's elder brother, George

the kind of Compton's bat and going Helsinki, it was officially an- example, will be announced al- At half-time the Germans lcd Lin Jr, who won both bis nets:

bad aimultaneously with

patch every cricketer through, missed the stumps by gounced today. AND DR by 1-0.

It encounters at some time or on the width of a coat of varnish. Further details will be de the evening, St Paul Boys' will also, it is claimed, give the change But it didn't, arid Denis, ball bäck to Hollies, who grinnedtée, headed by Governor. K. C. your woods and energy; if you

other and that his luck would

The wicket-keeper, tossed the clded by as an ad hoc commit for Queen's various times of the successful trying a little too hard, began to i os he gaihered it, moved, a man Wu, which is scheduled to hald: don't

goals

Dusseldorf, May 14.

"

score

hi

Schoolboy singles champion Fritz Indeed that the order of finish worrica. teneing

in the other two matches of athletes crossing the line. In another amateur Interna School: accounted ilonal came played at Amater College by 3-1 and Wah Yan dam, Holland and Sweden PM. scared with the same mar drew. Neither pide scored any gin over their AM, school goals.--Reuter:

matos

competitors within thres

for

WAB

the

or

ur minutes of the order of to the type of mistakes he a little in from the leg, took a its first meeting tomorrow finlahing -Router,

would not normally have made, quick glance round the field he United Press,

CALLED FROM THE BAR Following their successful cricket match, the KCC Bar

D. McColl was the name, Room Boys" and the Non I went into the hat and he wa have decided they should foln drawn against the Frenchman, in and make a day of it on the H. Lamaze, Kilungis curs bowls green next Sunday:

Someone spotted the effor And, All interested in playing in the Royal and Anciens Club Bolt this match are requested to tonight that: Straffet will

Uber: Lamazda opponent, art, t notify the shroff or No. 1

Position, which starts at 6 tons will be made out the official

will be drawn

before McColl The necompry (corates The game, which

club notice regarding the draw hnets shortly to be poss

| 'every competitor, movies match advises players to bring

** Strafficka Kenlay bringz passens woods, don't humber of Amerlohry comi worry--we've got some square in the event up to 41.

clatent Prose

p.m.