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THE CHINA'. MAIL," THURSDAY, -JUNE' 26, 1952.

'LITTLE MO' SEES A SPECIALIST AND WINS ROYAL H.K.

WITH A FLOW OF

6-4, 6-3

6-3 WITH

POWERFUL DRIVES

..But Louise Brough Is Getting Rough Too

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London, June 25.

Misi Maureen Connolly, 17-year-old U.S. Champion, who is fa- vourite to win the Wimbledon title at her first attempt, reached the last sixteen when play was resumed on the third day of the lawn tennis. championships.

Going straight from hospital where she had her right shoulder`examined by She showed no a specialist, she beat Miss Angela Mortimer of Britain 6-4, 6-3. visible signs of the shoulder trouble, diagnosed as fibrositis, and produced a flow of powerful drives.

The American, Miss Doris Hart, the defending champion, appeared slower of foot in dropping a set to Mrs B. Lewis, ranked tenth in the United States, but she won 6-1, 2-6, 6-1 to enter the last 16.

vyn Rose, in a second round match.

Most Impressive of the women, Rolando del Bello, 0-3, 6-0, 6-4, tralian Davi: Cup player, Mer- winners was Miss Louise Brough, to reach the third round. title-holder from 1948 to 1950, Now staging a fighting

come

Rosewall lost his match but he played

a mature game in back, the blasted her way into extending the seeded American, the third round without con- Gardner Mulloy, who was play- ceding. a game to Mrs Ring frst class tennis before his Chandler, A Sussex County

oppunent

born. Mulloy player.

won 6-7, 0-3, 8-0.

The Australloa 17-year-olds, Lewis Hoad and Ken Rosewall, took the honours in the Men's With beautiful stroke Singles. play, the muscular Houd beat the Italian Davis Cup player,

WOS

to

But Rose Anished strongly against the tiring German take the next 11 games in suc- cession-Reuter,,

MOTTRAM THROUGH Jaroslav Drobny (Egypt) was. of Germany, not troubled Horst Hermann

in beating Bobby proved a capable substitute for Wilson, the Brlush Junior the injured Von Cramm. Play Champion, 0-0, 6-1,

G-3, but ing a sound game, he was set the Davis Cup stars, Tony all and led 5-2 against the Aut Mottram (Britain) and Gianni

Cucelli (Italy),

great won

Wimbledon Results

London, June 26.

Today's results at Wimbledon were:

MEN'S SINGLES

M. Rose

Second Round

(Australia) beat H. llermann (Germany) 6-0, 6-1,

7-5, 4-0.

D. Capell (South Africa) beat D. Woodroffe (South Africa) 6-3, 6-2, 2-0, 6-2,

H. Flum (U.S.) beat G. Polsh (Britain) 6-2, 0-6, 7-5.

J. Brichant (Belgium) beat I. Tloczynski (Poland) 0-3. 8-2, 3-0, 7-5,

I. Dorfmon

(U.S.) beat D.

Miss D. Hart (U. S.) beat Mrs

(U. S.) 8-1, B. Lewis 2-0, 6-1.

Miss V. White (Britain) beat

Weiss Mrs H.

(Argentina) 6-4, 4-1 (retired).

MEN'S DOUBLES First Round

and Ip Koon-hung

Edwin Tsal (Hongkong) beat D. Anderson and J. Michelmore (Britain) 6-2, 6-0, 0-2.

N. Numar and N. Nath Scharenguivel (Ceylon) 0-1, 6-1, (India) beot B. Haughton and J. McArdle (Ireland) 6-4, 0-4,

6-6.

S. Stockenberg (Sweden) best20.

Del Bello (Italy) 7-5, 6-4, 8-4. 1. Rinkel and A. Van Swol

T. Johansson (Sweden) beat

P. Brophy (Australia) 6-4, 6-0, 6-3.

G. Golden (V. S.) beat II. Walion (Britain) 7-5, 6-1, 6-0. F. Gardini (Italy) bent 11.

(Britain) Bernstein

6-3, 0-3, 0-0.

J. Drobny (Egypt) beat R. Wilson (Britain) 6-0, 6-1, 6-3. T. Ulrich (Denmark) beat G. Garrett (U. S.) 6-4, 6-3, 6-0. A. Vicira (Brazil) beat J Molinari (France) 6-4, 6-4, 6-3. A. Mottram (Britain) beat G. Cucell (Italy) 6-2, 6-4, 9-7.

J. Horn (Britain) beat T. Fancutt (South Africa) 6-4, 6-3, 7-0, 0-3.

B. Patty (U. 5.) beat L.. Norgarb (South 6-3, 0-4

S. Clark (U.S.) beat I. Rinkel (Netherlands) 6-1, 6-0, 0-1.

A. Russell (Argentine) beat R. Huillet (France) 5-7, 6-4, 6-4, 3-0, 6-3.

(Netherlands) walked over H. Baxter (Britain) and F. Gordini (aly) who scratched,

MIXED DOUBLES First Round

L. Hoad (Australia) and Miss D). Head (US.) walked over C. Lister and Mrs C. Lister (Britin) who scratched.

R. Balbiers (Chile) und Miss J. Trawer (Britain) beat W. Anderson and Mles V. White (Brian) 6-4, 0-2.

Mrs

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and

C. Spychala (Poland)

G. Walter (Brain) beat Borotra (France) and Miss

R. Sorilen and Mrs B. Lewis (U.S.) bent D. Scbarenguivel Ceylon) and Miss S. Speight (Britain) 3-6, 4-3, 6-4.

had a

before Mottram

G-4

9-7 to repeat his

Centre Court win of three

years ago.

It was late in the day when the India pair,

Nurendra Nath

and Naresh Kumar, went on to an outside court for their first the Men's round match Doubles.

in

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They won in straight

Irish combination against the of B. A. Haughton and J. J.

McArdle 6-4, 6-4, 7-5.

In the cool of the evening Nath and his American partner, Miss Gloria Butler, won their

first round in the Mixed Doubles by 0-3, 0-4 against Mr and Mrs R..B. R. Wilson of Bri- tain.

Comfortable Victory For

MAUREEN CONNOLLY

Major League Baseball

Carl Erskine Comes Back To Pitch Brooklyn To Victory

New York, June 25,

Pitcher Carl Erskine shook off his old no-hit jinx on Wednesday and came back after his double blanking of the Chicago Cubs lo pitch Brooklyn to a 3-1 victory over the St Louis Cardinals.

The runs that gave the Dodgers victory, however, were due to a three-run homer by the other half of the

& Tsai winning battery, catcher Roy Campanella.

In three straight sets they beat the British players, D. S. Anderson and J... Michelmore 6-2, 6-0, 0-2.

Oakley (Britain) 6-1, 6-4, 3-0. P. Gerlhand (Belgium) and Miss game there was little to choo Joo's three-run double and

R. Savit (U.S.) beat G.

J. Likas (US.)

beat L. Ayula (Chile) 6-4, 7-5, 6-4. V. Seixas (US.) beat Buchholz (Germany) 6-2, 6-1. 6-4.

B. Katz (Southern Rhodesla) und Mrs G. Lines (Britain) bent Lehmann (Argentine) 4-8, 9-4, B. Woodroffe and Miss G. Love South Africa) beat N. Cockhurn and Mrs F. Bartlett (South Africa) 8-1, 2-0, 6-3.

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25. Orders by Lecture and Dr. V. 3.25 p.m. at p.m. Co. M.A. De Rosa, Sgt. P.R.

OG Clear Remodios, MPG for

Cpl. C.E. Da Luz Colonel L.T. Ride, CBE, ED,

Wedaraday ay Th. Hai th D., Transport kaver Bellabury' Commandant, Royal Pongkong

Home Guard

stond at 6.45-pəm, quadran Ground- Defence Forec. Dated June 24,

crew, Sunday, Jund 29="B" Vila 1852.

Training ursday's July 3, 1952. HKAAF Hangar 8.45 4.m. Transport Stiniature Range, • Reerulis Courtaleaves Salisbury Road at 8.39 a.m. de Cadre. TV 5.1 .m. at MPG for Friday July 4-"A" & "D" Tüm **UQ. Dress:, Overalla, ¦

IKAAT Hongard b1m, Transport lenvea Balisbury Road KE-5.45, DAM. Trads Training, Hadar Operators. Saturday July "A" Fight-HKAAF Monday June 2016

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Firing Progranime, „Sunday 'June HKAAP Sec), Clothing and Equip-dection. Friday

3. A.T.C.

Flight Aircrew-15KAAJ -8.m.4. Transport leaves mant Stores will be closed for the CD Watches-IKAAF Han-angar period July 30-31, 1933. for stock gar- p.m. Transport leaves Bay July 3. Auster Plots-6 p.m

Salisbury Road, at 8.30 a.m. Thurs- laking.

Dry Road at 5.43 p.m. Wireless D.m.-LecturePit: Lt Munro. Qurators, Monday Juno 30-

Forca. Orders Holiday. It.X.H.D.F. Headquarters, Jappy Valley, will be closed on Tudsday July 1, 1952.

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Int

Uni-Training.

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Training.

Technical College.30 p.m. Trans-Harvard Pilote- p.m.-6p.m.

Lecture-Fit Lt Cooke. Saturday-ath purt leaves Murray Parade 2V, 6.30 p.m.) Thursday

July Fight Aircrew-HKAAP Transport lexved Technical Cutiero-3.30 p.m. Translangar 19.10. 1ort leaves Parade Ground at 3,70 Sallabury Road at 1.45 p.m. jun. Fighter. Controllers. Monday June 30-Ruby 114 0.30 p.m.

Hongkong WAAC Frañsport leavFE Murray,, Parade Ground at 6.20 p.m. Friday leave Parade B. p.m. SOR CINQ Monday

KQ-0 p.m. Transport Sertures, Pai ode Ground at 8.50 p.in, June 30, 1952..."13"; Bea parade 0,30 Parado Friday July 4, 1952 H Clerks GD PA & Police Courses..m. BUR CSHQ Triday July 1942. Murray RIIKDF Happy Valley 5.30 p.m. Thursday July 3-HQ RKDF45,5 signals. – "A"! hen parade 18.30 - p.m. to 6.30 p.m... Weapon. Transport leaves Murray Parade Parade Ground Signals Hut on Thurs Training. 6.30 p.m. to 1.20 p.in. round at 6.30 pm Equipment, day July 3, 1952-830 p.m. 90 Locture, 1. Ber: Parade Thursday Assistants, Friday July 4-KAAP parade itQL 4.30pm. Thursday July 3, 1052. HQ RHKDF Happy angar-dum, Transvort leaves wuly 3, 1901, Pay Parade. All Section Valloy 8.30 p.m. Bubject: Weapon Balisbury Road at 5.30 p.m. Nursingwi parade 11Q RILKDF flappy *Training. Lress: Overalls, beret. Orderlies Wednesday July 2-A Valicy 3.45 p.m. on Monday June

detalled 8.45

Thursday July 30, 1952, Transport will leave JPG Selection-Ar T TAX-D at 8.10 p.1. Press: Valform. a.m.--(Fun Day) Transport leaves Exlitary Road at 90.m. EST Drivers. Sunday June 29-HAY KA TAX--130

belts.

Alliery Battery Training. Va Gunnery Tp-Monday June 30. 1962. Practice & Revision, RV 5.30 p.m.

MPG Drew: Plain clothes.

rd tunnery Tp-Wednesday July *. 1033. RV B.30 p.m._MPG. Sub- Drew: Plain clothes. ject-Barrages. CART"A" Section Parade 5.30 n.m. Soft CSHQ Monday June 30, 19.12. Bection, Parade 8.30 p.m. BOR CSHQ Friday. July 4, 1952. Dress: Piala etother.

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Hougkong Regiment

(BRL) C.. P. Vauman, Lieut-Col. Deputy Commandant, it.H:K.D.F.

ST. JOHN AMBULANCE

BRIGADE ORDERS

Order by, Comm D. W. Mac-0.5. Morkok Division & Bham- Bouch Duties, Kowloon. -- Sat.

Nurging MADIVision:- "Bun.

Duties Orderly Officer of the Week Intosh, CMG. OBE., C.St.J., -Lt K. J. Attwell. Next for duty Commissioner of St. John Am- 29.1.id, Mangicos Division & Sham

Orderly A. J. C. Threlfall. Sergeant of the Week-Sgt. Sun Lulance Brigade, Hongkong Dis- Thulyo Nursing Division; Tues. Hong. "Next for duty-8gt B. Dtrict Order No. 28/02 dated June Nursing Division.

Baker,

Training.

"13"

20 1052.

Coy-Monday. JD. Ambulance Dulles, Kowloon RV 8.25 p.m. at MPO. Dress: 00 Clean Fatigue.

Division.

Squid Penetration

Duties-Sun,

17.62 Mongkok Divison & Waterlon

Allocation of Nursing Dates for July, 1912, Ambulance Dulles at 1.--Shatkan Kadong Welfare Ascon. Nursing. Div.; Ambulance Dutive at Kowloon, Kowloon Y.M.C.A. Nursing Div.i. Penetra- tion Squad Duties.neshumi, Nut ang Division; Street Sleepers Shelter Dutles-Western District W.A. Nur- am Div. Besch Dutice-Rongkong.

King's College Nursing” Div:. Beach Duties Kowloon,-Waterina Nursing Division.

Cay NCD28.0.53 to 5.7.02. Central Division: Cadre Thursday. Visual TTE. RV (0.7.62 to 12.7.52. K.C.O.B. Diviekn.

Ambulance Duties, Kowloan 0.23 p.m. at MPG for QMI. Drets: OG Clean Fatigue. "D" Coy-Wed 30.0.52 to 6.7.62, Shamshulpo Divi- 7.7.52 to 13.7.52. Kowloom nesday Drill & Fieldcraft. RV 6.15 rion; p.m. al MPG for HQ, Dress: Over- alls WT Order. AG PCadre

Drill & Lecture. RV 3.23 Thursday p.m. at MPG for HQ Dress OG Drill 20.0.53. Order, MT PI-Thursday, diaht and Western Dist. Nursing Div.: Sun. Dave Instr. BV 8.25 p.m. at MPG | 6.1.53, De K. D. Ling &e Manshuen for HQ. Drets: Overalls Clean Nursing Div.

Transfer,Kowtoon Sub-District-- Beach Fatigue, Int See & Snipers-Monday.

Hongkong Sat." "A/D Wong Yan-sing transfected from Duties, Lecture and Fleideratt, RV 6.25 9.18.0.62 à p.m., Repulse Bay, Western Kowloon Y.M.C.A. Ambulance pat. Div.; Big Wave Bay Central Division to Kowloom Ambulanco Division: Shek-O Wenonat "A". | Division w.e.f. 11.0.07. Sun. 29.0.53 9.30 ■.m., Repulso

at MPG far 11Q. Dress: Overalls Clean Fatigue.Degt Cadre Thursday.

Maxim Wins

New York, June 25. Joey Maxim retained his World Lightheavy- Weight Championship when he beat the chal- lenger, Sugar Ray Robin- son, on a TKO in the 14th round of the fight at the Yankee Stadium.--United Press.

Competition For India In Olympic Hockey Stronger Than At Any Previous Games

Bombay, June 25.

India, aupreme in Olympic hockey since she made her debut at Amsterdam in 1928, faces greater competition this year than ever before.

The N.Y. Giants' remained lour | Cincinnat! (From Our Own Correspondent) games behind the Brooks in New York

London, June 25." League standings by making it

Pittsburgh The Hongkong pair, Ipthree straight over the Cincinnall Koon-hung and Edwin Tsai, Reds. The Reds squandered an Boston

impressive 13 hits by leaving 11 comfortable vie- men on base, and the final score gained a tory in the first round off was 3-2 K. Rosowall and Miss B.the Men's Doubles at

BRAVES SWEEP UP Penrose (Australla) beat w.

The Boston Braves alto swept their three-game series with Threlfall and Miss J, Petchell Wimbledon this afternoon.

Pittsburgh, topping them 5-2 on (Britain) 0-0, 6-3,

the extra base clouting of Sid Gordon, who binsicd in two runs Africa) 6-4, McGuire (U.S.) 6-2, 6-ica

with a home-run and a double. Ip and Tsal played extremely Erskine, making his first start were always since his no hitter against the K. Nellsen (Denmark) beat D. Williams (South Africa) well together and

the court They Cubs last Tuesday, gave up eight J. Pulada (Yugoslavia) 6-3, and Mrs W. Holford (Britain) masters of

yielded only

three 6-4, 0-1.

beat R. Gotto and Mrs W. Bain showed good tactical sense and hits, but

had excellent control of their singles in the final_five innings. (Ireland) 8-2, 8-0.

Stan Musial tapped Erskine for a shots.

Their volleying and smashing first-inning single after which he at the net was of a very high scored on a saerifler.

To help the Indians acclimatire In the American League, the standard and this was the de-

Her chief danger is Pakistan, {

to Scandinavian Fhiladelphia Ahiotics put over ciding factor in their victory.

the Indian Hockey In other departments of the x runs in an eighth inning rated second in the "seedings themselves

for this year's Helsinki Games. weather,

has

for arranged Eddie rally

by highlighted

It is felt here that Pakistan Federation

stay at Copen-" before play starts at between the two pairs. rallies were nearly all of short pinch-hitter Keith Thomas two did not show her true form in about a week's

Helsinki-Reuter. duration and frequently ended run single in on uphill 11-9 the London Games in 1948, and

over the with cliner ip or Tsal smashing victory

Cleveland ports from across the border Pakistani hockey say that the between the British

Indians. pair.

Bob Lemon blew a 8-5 icad players are training hard.

Holland, Britain and Spain in the big inning and when he was relieved by Mike Garcia, proved their mettle in the Lon- For The Modern SPORTING GESTURE Gercia also failed to stop the don Games, while Japan, which sent a team to tour India last of red-hot A's. The good sportsmanship

Roolde Dick Blodewski, mak-winter, may provide some sur- Hongkong

was players

London, June 25. the

appreciated by the ing his first start for the Red prises greatly

rewarded Manager Lou

Four Servicemen, one each Miss G. Woodgate (Britain)

But despite the improvement gesture in Bendre's faith with a steady attained by other countries, India from the Royal Air Force and beat Miss B. Lewis (Britain)

spectators.

eight-hitter particular, made by Tsai in the third set

at has no anxiety over her ability the Royal Marines and two from brought much favour-route-going

Detroit in which Harry Kell to hold her own.

the Army, have been selected MIE

J. Walker Smith

able comment. T. McVeagh (Ireland) and His second service was ob. and Hoot Evers hit homers in a The Indian Hockey Federation to represent Great Britain in (Eritain) beat Mrs H. Redick-

has taken steps not only to fm- the Modern Pentathlon in the Smith (South Africa) 6-1, 6-4.

The big inning was the eighth prove the general standards but Olympic Games Miss L. Brough (US), Leat beat H. Van Dalau and Miss Pviously al fault, but the umpire 10-3 Boston victory.

awarded him a point. Without any mock hemies he promptly in which Kell started a six-run also to provide intensive training

with a a singlo that was and coaching. sent his next two serves into rally

good for two to put the game "In the next round, Ip and That beyond

At St

Rookie Bob Mrs A. Thomas (Britain) beats R. Wilson (Britain) 6-3, meo: Die Australian-American

Nieman's eighth

Inning homer Miss S. Speight (Britain) 4-0, 0-4.

partnership of Ian Ayre and

gave the Browns a 10-9 victory 8-0, 0-2.

Molinari and Mra N. Adam-Hamilton Richardson, Birs J. Rinkel (Britain) beat

son (France) beat H. Billington Ayre and Richardson are a over the Yanks and at Chicago Sherman Lollar tied the White bu: combination, Mrs R. Wilson (Brinin) 6-1, and Mrs II. Billington (Britain) formidable

Sex with Washington with a last night they had to struggle so go home in five sels against homer in the ninth. The White Sox then blew the extra inning, losing 10-9-United Press.

WOMEN'S SINGLES

Second Round ..

Mrs

(Britain) 6-3, 0-0.

Many of the games were won V. Skonecki (Stateless) and by the Hongkong pair with the Mrs B. Abbas (Egypt) beat M. loss of only one or two points. Appare (India) and Miss A.

H. Hopman (Auhtralia) beat Miss R. Woodgate Houseley (Britain) 6-2, 0-0.

J. Hackett (Ireland) and Miss R. Woodgate (Britain) beat S. Stockenberg (Sweden) and Miss N. Liebert (Britain) 0-2, 9-6,

6-3, 6-4.

6-1,

Mira P. O'Connell

Mrs Chandler (Britain) 6-0, 0-0, Hermseri

Miss E. Walton (Britain) beat 15-13, 6-4. Miss J. Trower (Britain) 7-5, 0-2,

6-3,

(Britain)

(Netherlands)

N. Nath (India) and Miss the net. Butler (U.S.) beat R. Wilson and

Miss S. Fry (US) beat Miss 6-2, 0-4.

E. Atwood (New Zealand) 6-2,

0-2

Miss M. Bourbonnais (France)

0-2, 0-1.

MIXED DOUBLES Second Round

beat Mias N. Potts (Britain) M. Rose (Australia) and Mias M. Connally (U.S.) beat J. Bar- Miss P. Ward (Brkoin) heat troll (Spain) and

Mra B.. Mrs J. Van de Valroos (Nother= |Wedderburn (South Africa) $-1, lands)-8-0, 0-2.

Sedgman (Australia) and Miss D. Hort (U.S.) beat J. Statham and Miss H. Fletcher (Britain) 0-0, 0-2.

Miss M. Harrison (Britain) beat

Abbas (Egypt) Mrs D. C-4. 5-7, 6-4..

Miss E. Lombard (Ireland) beat Miss J. Morgan (Britain) 6-3, 6-2.

One

A. Huber and H. Red of Austria. They eventually won 2-0, 17-19, 6-2, 4-0, 8-6."

TODAY'S SPORT

THE SCORES

New York, Jimo .25. Today's baseball scores were;

AMERICAN LEAGUE

R. H E

Boston Detroit Swaming "Farewell" Swimming Gala for New York

Leam at Aha St., Louis Hongkong Olympic Ladies Recreation Club, 0 p.m.

Philadelphia Tennis "C" Division --KITC Cleveland

Men's

Lawn Bowls.

1. Ayo (Australia) and Mrs | SCAN; Inc v IKU: KOC Y PORC Mrs E Dawson-Scott (Britain) Walker-Smith (Britain) beat KTO VIRG: KCC CRC "1 CCC

D. Paton and Miss R. Walsh Recreio: CRC v KDC. beat Mrs H. Philippe (Britain) (Britain) 6-3, 6-3, 0-3, 6-3.

Third Round'

K. McGregor (Aus'ralia) and Miss L Brough (U.S.) beat 1. and Miss Mrs J. Wipplinger (SouthToczynski (Poland). Africa) beat Mrs. Brighton G. Woodgato (Britain), -1, 6-0.

(Britain) 6-4, (-).

Mrs P. Todd (U.S.) best Miss P Curry (Britain) 6-3, 6-3,

E. Sturgess (South Africa) and Miss S. Fry (UB.) boet P. Brophy (Australia) and Mrs EL Mirs D, Head (U.S.) bout Miss Srocker (Austria) 6-2, 6-2. F. Walihew (Britain) 0-0, 6-0. G. Palsh and Mm 3. funkci Miss J, Patridge (Britain) (Britain) beat D. Capell and (South beat Alles B. Knapp (Britain)Mra J. Wipplingte 6-4, 9-7.

-Africa) 0-2,-8-//-Eiquter,

Colony Open Singles (2nd Round

Greenwood v G. Willerton-K.CC: T. G. da Lux v A. K. Minu-K.CC: 4 G. Gardner y A. A. Lopes

Kermani-17.K.F.C; J. Tang ♥ J. K.F.CE, Hayward v. 7. B McDougal Recreio;. T. E. Baker. V A. L. d. tman-scrado; Me- Kittrisk v H. M. V. Tubeiro IBG.C

Kitchell or L. . Buva Bacher P.R.C; 8, 5. funny llowarth Pic

Meetings *

Annual Meeting of Hongkong Soft ball Association "at: Clubí 1; LÁLAT BOK3O.

Thirteen Of

Britain's Team

Pentathlon

They are Fight-Lieutenant Lumsdaine (RAF), Licu.enant J. Hewitt (Royal Marines), Lieutenant J. J. Percy (Durham Light Infantry) and Sergeant G. R. Norman (Army Fhysical Training Corps). ›

Lumedalno has represented Championships and won, the British title in 1030.

Diamonds Wins Britain in the last three World

Irish Derby

Curragh, County Kildare,

June, 25.

Mr. A. L. Hawkins' Thir- teen of Diamonds scored an

Hewitt, of Portsmouth, he came the British Champion last month at his third attempt.

Percy finished third in the riding · event in last year's World Championship, and Nar- man was, runner-up for the

Bing.

Dr Lee Ching-wah

.

Confucian Div.; me Bay *Promation. — Kowloon Ambulance BCAA DIV. Bhek-o China", Division == A/O Wong Yan-sing pIO- 3.30 p.m.. Repuls Bay, moted to Divisional Superintendent

พ.ศ.ม. 1.0.0, YMCA Dig Wave Hey, K.C. Div. She-O, Causeway Bay, Tue. 1.1.53 9.30 a.m.. Ho-

FUNG PINO-Yàm, §.0.5tJ. izig pulse Bay, Shaukiwan Div

Shak-O Ware Bay, Castern Div.: Shaukiwan K.F. 1.30 p.m. Repulse Bay, Sih Nam Dev.; Bug Wave Bay. Wanchat B Div.; Shek-0, Kennedy, Town K..

Assistant Commissioner,

Colony Hendruarters,

Gt. J. A.. Be

June 23, 1932,

BRAATHENS

British title last month.-Rou- 13

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NATIONAL, LEAGUE

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St-Louis Brooklyngs

2 easy victory In the Irish

Derby, run, over one mite four furlongs here today, to

2 land a ton to one chance.

Thirteen of Diamonds,

by

EMustang out of Florrie, was D brought home by J. Mullane, o eight lengths in front of hi carest challenges, Prince of Fairfield, a. 6 to 1 shot, with the 5 to 2 joint favourite, D.C.M. further six longths way, third, in a Bold of ten

TURNESA WINS PGA TOURNEY Leuleville, Kentucky,

The winner.is trained by. P. J. *June 2010 Brendergast, who also raddled Jimmy Turness battled from Blue Chariot, ridden by the Eng behind today to beat Chick ish-Jockey, Charlie Sirke, and

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Tel: 98041-5 WFAN

SAXA

the pick of packet salt

Sea Salt la avý:

triene and drizma, plain or lodized. Trade anguleler 10 Fals D. Xhanchland Or Chi Lele Pon Bon Chi HangsKong."