1952-07-03 — Page 7

THE CHINA MAIL,” THURSDAY, JULY 3, 1952.

AUSTRALIA'S HOPE

BERNARD CONSTABLE HITS

AR 205

UP AGAINST

NOT OUT

SOMERSET

London, July 2.

Surray, Middlesex and Yorkshire, the first three in the County Cricket Championship table, mado an excellent start to their matcher today, four players from the three Clubs notching between them a double century and three hundreds.

Yorkshire, whom Kent hopefully sent in to bat, and Middlesex, playing Wor- cestershire, were able to declare on the opening day.

Bernard Constable, Surrey's 31-year-old stylish right hand bat, was the highest scorer in the three matches with 205 not out against Somoract.

Len Hutton, England's captain and opening bat, made 189 for Yorkshire and for Middlesex Full Edrich stored 176 not uul, and Alee Thompson 158.

Constable's innings, lasting four hours and 50 ininutes, was his highest flest class score.

POWERFUL DRIVING

Daving powerfully, he hit two sixes and 25 foûrs, With Jock Parker, who made 74, he put on 188 for the fourth wicket.

Thompson and Edrich fook nuch a folt

of the Worcestershire Exling that in a second wicket partnership lasting an hour and a quarter they put on 315 runs. Both batted four and a half hours.

Thompson, who favoured the drive,

hit, two alxes and 11 fours, and Edrich had 21 fours, products of a range of good strokes,

sex

Bennett, the young Inst fbowler.

Middle- sent back three Worcester balamen

for 30 runs by the close.

Hutton and Halliday gave Yorkshire an opening partner- ship of 157 in two end hall bours. The England captain. orting out the balls to hit with uncanny instinct, was at the

wicket for four hours and hit 20 fours.

for six (Insole 130, Ray Smith, not out, 94).

Kent lost dx wickets for 100) Al Card!IT -- Glamorgan 203 runs after Yorkshire's declare- (Parkhouse 87, Watkins, not tion to complcte these room-out, 91).

8. for lure.

Scott, of Gloucestershire, had his best bowling performance when he took reven Hampshire wickets for 40 runs.

The wickets erme in 2 spell of 24.3 overs in which he conreded only 20 runa-Reuler.

CLOSE OF PLAY SCORES

London, July 2. The following are the close) of play scores of County cricket matches today.

AL The Oval Surrey

five

Somerset, Surrey 384 for (Constable, not out, 203, Parker 74).

MCC

200

Lwo.

Lancashire

At Southampton Hampshire 188 (Edgar 54, Scott, right- arm medium fast, seven for 40). Gloucestershire 119 for four (Wilson not out 58),

210

At Bitmingham - Leicester- shire

(Tompkin 73, Grove, right-arm'fast medium, five for 44). Warwickshire 78 for four (Spooner, not out, 51).

Middlesex 350 Duddicy 1wo "declared (Thompson 180, W. Edrich

not out 178). Worcestershire 40 for four,

At

for

At Leeds-Yorkshire 283 for Ave declared (Hutton 180, Iniliduy 56). Kent 108 for six. At Nottingham--Nottingham- shire v. Susacx. Sussex 331 for six (Oakman 09, James

At Lord's - The (Fairbairn 80). Cambridge Uni-Langridge not out 73).-Reuter, versity 143 for one (Tordoff, not out 56. May, not out, 68). A two-day match.

At Woolwich Oxford Uni- versity 204 (Boobbyer 3). The Army 85 for five. A two-day match.

A Colchester Essex Northamptonshire.

V.

Ewax 304

COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP TABLE

Positions in the County Cricket Championship Table after matches concluded on July 1 were:

0.

0.

Paints

Awarded

Surrey Middlesex

Yorkshire

(Lancashire (Northampton

(Derby

lamorgan

Fsacx

Hampshire

10. (loucester

17.

(Leicester

Worcester

(Somerse!

Kent

{Notta

Buanex

First Inas. Jead in match Decision

Tie NoL D

*

The above includes a tie in which Warwickshire scored @ polna for lat innings lead, and Sussex 4 points, and Lancashire 6 points, and Essex points.

Durham Batsman Scores 135 Against Indians

Sunderland, July 2.

Durham surprised the touring Indians here today in their two-day match by being able to declare with six| wickets down for 302 runs after being put in to bat.

Then they rounded off their excellent batting by taking the wickets of D. Gaekwad and Adhikari, the acting captain, before the close with only 15 runs on board.

The Indians continue their innings tomorrow 287 runs arrcors and with eight wickets standing.

Durham owed much to slightly built Jack Keeler who made 135 and Alex Coxon, the former England and Yorkshire player,

Keeler treated all the Indian Lowling with the same coti- fidence, using his feet to set the pitch of the ball.

•

SIX OFF SHINDE

Once he hit Shinde for Д Innings glorious six, and his included 13 fours. He helped to put on 12 for the first wickel, then he and Coxon took the score to 200 before Coxon was run out.

Coxon, though not is gressive as Keeler, scored valuable 50,

Coxon also bowled well when the Indians were left with an hour's batting and he obtained Gaekwad's wicket.

the

Mra Shirley Strickland Delahunty is one of Aus-. tralia's brightest hopes for an Olympic titlę. Her best times this season are 11.5 seconds for the 100 Metres, 24.3 seconds for 220 Yards and 11,2 seconds for the 80 Metres Hurdles. — Central Press Photo.

England's Test Team

Against Australia Is Taking Definite Shape

Says PETER

'DITTON

London.

England's victory over India in the second Test-Mankad's Test-at Lord's hos put them in an unassailable position. They are now two up with two to play. The picture is Indeed satisfactory. But more important still is the fact. that the team to meet Australia next season is beginning to take very definite shape,

The England Selectors, under the Chairmanship of Norman Yardley, have done a good job of work. With one or possibly two exceptions they have brought together England's best team since the war..

are

In this moment of triumph, however, it would be

t

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ROYAL H.K. DEFENCE

FORCE ORDERS

of clothing or equipment will be

made.

Serial No. 20. Orders by Sin Tre. HV 2 0.3, at MPG. Dress:| July 0, "fiq RHKDF. Half Day, d

OG Clean Fatigue, MG Pi-Tuesday,

Transport Joaves Murray Colonel L.T: Ride, CBE, ED, 3.35 D.in, at MPG for Victoria Parado Ground et su a.m. Friday Commandant, Royal Hongkong | oka. Dress: Overalls, Clean Fatigue. July 13. HQ 10IKDF & pai. Trans- Defence Force. Dated June 30, Tuesday. Mor Drill and port leaves Murray Face Ground Heceo, BY 3.25 · plan. at MPD for at 5,30 đồng, Fighter Plotters. 1952.

HIQ. Drets: OG Citati Fatigue. MT,

Wednesday July 1, PA" - Vaten— Force, Orders

MTunday WT, Filin 24 Delving, 8.0.H. Half Day '10 ank Thursday ity 1.45 pim. at MPG for HQ: Dessa;) July 10. "A" and "B" Weiches, Nu Idemilly Cardi-Photographs.—There Overalls Clean FaLgio, MT. PER RIDE C.B.2017 4.45, p.m.. Daitoriu will be a parado at the Naval itut, Tintraday. Driving and Maint, "RV tw be worn. Transport eaves Murray Murray Parade Ground & p.m. Wed|5.23 m.in. 41 MPG für HQ, Dress, Patalie Ground at 0.30 p.m. Clerks. July M. 1952 for personnel to have Overalis Ciren Fatiguo, int ser & G.D., P.A. and Poller Courses, thele photographs laken in compiste Salpers. Unganet, Lecture, NV 3,25 | Tuesday July 8. HQ RAKDF, 6430 their identity Cards. Personnel re- p.m. at MPG tur HG Drese: Overália ; p.m.) Transport Leaves Murray. quired to attend will be called for. | Clean Fatigue, Medical · Bee--Turg. | Parade Ground at 8.30 5.m. Equipa ward by separate letter.

day, Cadro, RV 3.25 p.m. at MPG | mest Argistanta, Mondo, July 7, for Iq, Dream: 00 Clean Fatigue, H.A.F. Kai Tak Full day 9.50 .m. Closing of QM's Stores (Army & Het Cadre Thursday. TEWT, Transport leaves Ealisbury Road at HRAAF Sec). Clothing and Equip- | Mutuals ele, RV 2.15 p.m. at MPG 8.15. Friday July 11. HKAAF Hon- ment Btores will be closed for the for 11Q. Dress; OG Clean Fatigue, gar 4 p.m. Transport traves, Satin- perlod July 2031, 1052 for stock

bury Road at 2.30 p.m. Nursing faking. During this period no issUC

Home Guard

Ordelles, Wednesday July D. As do talled. 6.45 pan, M.T, Drivers, Training-Runday, Shooting, NV SHunday July 8, R.A.F. Kal Tak. 1,36, Varee Headquarters

a.m. at Murrey Pier & Halivray Pier m. Yeung, H. C. NR. 2 for Stoneculten. Dress;. OG. WT Wank. T. Shun. Da Metis. Depot Training Squad_Nos' 8, 9, 10, | Urder. Training--Thursday July, Wednesday July 0. R.A.F. Kal Tak 11. a 15Monday July 7, 54. Parade, | 1957, Drid & Cadre, RV 6,25 p.m. p.n. Transport leaves, Halsbury RHKD HQ 3.30 p.m. Dress: Battle įnt MPG. Dress: Overalls,

Road.at 3.43 6.m. Safety Equipment Workers. Thursday July 10. Ukaar thder. Squad Nyon 12, 13, & 16-TurS- day July 8, 62. urade. RUKDF 11Q

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July 10. "A.""" and "C" Watchen. 8.30 0.m. Friday July 11. "A" and 8.6.R. 8.36

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p.m. Transport Traves Murray Parade 9am. Transport leaves Salisbury Ground at a 30 .m. Thursday July Road at 9.30 d.in. Thursday July 10,

Autter Pilots- Artillery Battery-Training. - Fin. Technical College, 5.30 p.m.

p.m. to 8 p.m. Gunnery Tp-Monday July 7, 1952. Transport leaves

Lecture-F... Munro. Harvard Pilots Murray Parade Practice Revision. RV 5.30 p.in. Ground 1.30 p.m. Fighter Contrallers. 0 p.m. 1o8 p.m. Lectures F.L ut MPG. Prese: Pisin clothes, Fd | Monday July 1. HQ KHXDF 6 30 p.m.

Cocke. Saturday July 12, "D" Flight Airerew-HKAAF wunnery Tp-Wednesday July 9, 1863. Transp011 leaves Murray Parade

fangar-2 p.m. IV 5.30 p.m. MPG, A detailed, Ground at 0.20 a. m. Wednesday Transport lenven Salisbury Road at Dress: Plain clothet. & I_TP "A"

1.45 p.m. bec parade 0.30 pin SON CBHQ Monday July 7, 1954. "D" Sec parade 3.30 p., SOR CHHQ Friday July i 11, 1932. Drem: Plain clothes,

Hongkong Regiment

Butes. Orderly Officer of tha Week-Lt A.J.C. Threlfall. Next for duty—R, F.K., Jones, Orderly Ber Keant of the Week-Bit R.O. Baker. Next for duty-3gt D.J.R. Baker.

Training," toy-Tuesday. Har Ionisation and Fieldorati. y 6.23 Dress: od Clean P.m. at MPG. ialiguo. "" toy-Monday. Visual at MPG for

3.231.1

H.K. Auxillary Air Force

:

St. John Ambulance

Orders

II.K.W.A.A.C.

Training. Signals "A" Section Parade Murray Parade Cround 10 .. on Thursday July 19. All day exercise. Dress uniform, "" Sec- Ilon, Parado 0.30 p.m. Thursday July 16. 1 Land Forces, First AB Lectures. All personnel who have completed the Cookery Courne will parade 11 KDF Monday July 7 ut 5.43 p.m. Lecture First Aid Dress uniform. C & R Troop. "A" Section parade 0.30 p.m. SOR CSNIQ Monday July 1. "B" Section varado 5.30 pin. Son csnq Friday July

Tag: ny QMI. Drep: 00 Clean Fatigue. Order by Comm. D.W. Mac11. Drew plain clothes, "Coy Neos cadre-Thursday

Intosh, C.M.G., O.B.E. (Sgd.) C.P. VAUGHAN, L-Col.. Drill and WT. RV 5.25 p.m. at

Commissioner

of St.

MPG for HQ. Dress: OG Cican C.St.J., Fatigue. "C" Cuy-Tuesday, 15 Drill John Ambulance Brigade, Hong-

Bayonet. HV 3.23 p.m. al MPG. Dress: OG Clean Fatigue. "D" Coy kong District Order No. 27/52 Wednesday, Drill & Rifle, nv 0.13 dated July 3, 1952. g.m. et MPG for HQ. Dres: OG

Fatigue. It Coy Big P"A" Ambulance Butler, Hangkang Clean Tesday, Driving, RV 0.23 p.m. 0.7.32 to 12.7.53, K.C.D.B. Divi- at MPG Dress) Overalls Clean sion: 15.7.52 to 19.7.52, Sih Nam Fatigue. Sig P1 "D" Bec-Tuesday, Division.

LAWN BOWLS

On

140

TEAMS

Recreio

V

Ambulance ** Dalles, Kowloon... 1.1.52 to 13.7.03. Kowloon Division: 14.7.52 to 20.7.52, Tsimshatsui Divi- slon.

Duties-Sun. Penetration Squad 4.7.51, Dr .D. Ling & Mansliteri Nursing Div.: Sun. 13.7.67, Dr Lam Fhiu-chun de Monsruen Nursing 214.

Allocation of Nursing Duties for

Beach Julies, HongkongSal The following are Club selec-3.7.82, a p.m.. Repulse Bay, Central tions for League Lawn Bowls Diviks; Big Wave Bay, Wanchai "A" Div.; Shark-O. Wealern. Dul. matches this week-end;

Sun. 6.7.62 9.30 a.m., Repulse Tay, S.C.A.A. Division; Big Wave Bay Chung Eun Bin Shek Oi Confucian Div.; 1730 p.m.. Repulse 1st Division

(Home) KBGC. Saturday at 4. p.n.-F.V. Bay, K.Ç.O.B. Div. Big Wave Day, Causeway Bay Div.: Shek-0. Ribeiro, c.c. Pereira, C. Roza

A.P.

J.E..K.Y.M.C.A. DIV. Pereira: Perest. In view of this success they and Verity. Jack Young of the honour. Brian Statham is erunha. A.M. Souza, L. Xavier

unlikely to make any Middlesex is unit and Tony

the best probably

of the startling changes for the third | Lock of

G.A. Guterres: J.A, Luz, CE. Beach Duties, Kowloon, 01. Surrey has not yet youngest new ball bowlers and

Passos. E... Alresun, A.A. Lopes. 5.7.52, Kong Wah Division & Water- 100 Nur Div.: Sun. 0.7.12. game, commencing at Man had sufficient experience.

his county colleague, Tattersall, 2nd Division V KBGC. (Away) Kong Wah Division & Watertoo chester on July 17.

Lu Therefore, should the Selection with his off-spingers.

tistine-enberg. G.A already achieved

Saturday atp.m.--C.A, Nursing lv, Naranha. L.M. unwise tors decide to drop Simpson for

Rodrigue A.A.G. Silva; A.. there Ikin, they would be able

A likely the-up, then, 10

for Gomes, B.F. Marques, P.A. Costa, July 1352-A. Ambulance, Duti: at Thid Test is Hutton (cap J.F. Siva: J.C. Remedios, N.A.1.Q-Shaukiwan K.W.A. Nursin

Б.Е. Souza. R.M.V.Division; B. Ambulance Duties at tain), Ikla or Simpson, May, Beltran, pace.

Kawloon, Kowloon Y.M.C.A. Compton, Graveney, Watkins, Ribeiro.

Penetration Nursing Division; C. Evans, Laker, Bedser, Tatter- In either COSC Lancashire Fall or Statitam, Trueman. left-hander, would be most likely to get!

-(London Express Service) Compton, who has not been over-bowled by Hutton, specialises in the Chinaman.

Holey Jenkins who appeared in the first two Tests has been from suffering

shoulder trouble. This has caused

him The Indians difficulty in keeping a length. did not make great copital

but out of this the Australians, Miller, Mor

to Ignore the fact that

are still two glaring weak- bring into the attack another nesses in the England team. off-spinner or another There is still no really satis-howler. factory leg-break bowler and

orthodox

10

Draw For Ladies' which

Foursomes At

be-

the

Britain's Golf

Professionals Are

In A Dilemma

By ARCHIE QUICK

dilemma.

Ord Division V Filipino Club Squad Duties.-Monahuen Nursing (Home) on Saturday at 4 p.m. Division; D. Street Sleepers' Sheller J.J. Basto. A.A. Guterres, R.A. Duties,-Western Dist. WA. Nurs Campos, CA. Noronia; A.A. Resing Div.: E. Beach Duties-Hong- medios, J.A. Victor. A.P. Rice Kong.-King's College Nursing Divin Pereira, M.R. Pereira: L.A. Ro- Beach Duties Kowloon.--Water- rario. J. Gutierrez, M.A., Ferreira. Bloo Nursing Division. G.A, Pinna.

UKFC

Resignation.Wanchai "B" AMB Division-Pte He Put-timi

resigned w.e.f. 31.12.41. Sleeman

Cod:1 AMD Division-Cat, Ng Itok-chlu realgned w.e.x. 30.0.52.

1st Division v Kowloon CC (fume) on Saturday al 3.30 p.m.-R.L.B. Dowbiggin. Ad Roberts. T.O.

Leave. Mongkok AMB Division--- Morgan L.G. Young: T. Verrat,

Mo-Berg, Chan Ylu-kwan leave for four T. Style, R.C. Butler, J. Cutcheon; E. Liddell. W. McColl. | monthe w.e.t. 2,6.0. G.I. Shaw, K. Forrow.

Wan EnrolmentsTsun

AMB. 3rd Division

Craigengower Division Ples. Ye Ting-chung. (Away) on Saturday at 3.30 p.m. Wong Tak-fook, Cheung Ho-wan. Z.F. G. E. Cauties, A.W. Hir. Chan Lam-fong, Chal Yan. Kwen

Tang cock, G. Sherri: P. Cottler... Bal-ming,

Too-sang. Lee Parker. F. Young. Sloan: 3. Kwok-do. Law Chi-wing, Cheung McAusland, S. M, K. Baker, C.

Ching-yuen, enrolled w.e.t. 24.0.8%. Stronga.

Shamshulpo Nursing Division-AME/ SIS. Liu Lai-sim, Wong Kal-chun. Mak Shlu-wal. Wong Lat-kuen. !Tang_ _Hung«ylog. enreifed "A" 34.6.62.

Filipino Club

2nd Division v Indian NC (Away) on Saturday al *D.T

ris, Harvey and Co., most cer- tainly would have tone. It unlikely, therefore, that he will be retained at Manchester.

treat- A period of hospital ment may put him right fore the 1953 season. Jenkins is

33 only

years ol ARC. young as cricketers

The golf professionals of Britain are in a go, and there is still plenty of time for him to fight his way The suggested £7,000 Coronation Tournament next sum- back into the England team.

mer-the biggest prize money ever offered in Britain-1.J. Norunha, R. Basa. 1.5. Ca In his absence, only Eres the reason. back-of-the- hand

brigade has any The following is the draw claim to Text honour. Eric for the Ladies' Foursomes at does not spin the ball a great Deep Water Bay Golf Course: deal but he can keep a length, Unterlunately his batting h First Round.—Mr Wel Saunders

strung quantity and Mrs not a Y Mrs Clague Gairdner: Mrs Coombs & Mrs A. there are many felders more M. Brown v Mrs Mitchell & Air manoeuvrable. Goldman; Mrs Dirtwhisto & Mrs Hackney v Mrs Strickland & Man K. 3. Robertson: Mrs Elick & Mrs O. Wong v Mrs Tippin & Mrs Cole man,

Byen into

Deep Water Bay Holley of the

DIS

real

THE IDEAL „SELECTION

Joha If Lancashire's

Ikin

rounder.

The sponsors. Loudon businessmen 'connected with the Hartsbourne Manor Country Club, Stanmore, want the event, not unnaturally, to take place on their course in July.

tro, W.F. Chang: L.B. Silva, D.A. Nelsh, P., H. H.S. Remedios; C.A. Coelho, T.G. da Luz, A.W. Mehal 3.W. Lee,

3rd Division V

Recreio (Away!

un salurday at 4 p.m.-MI.T. Nunes, Peres, H.J. Manalo, Tan

V.A. Neves, L.. Castilho, M.2, Jono, F.M. Garela; F.J. Rodrigues. H.A.V.

Cesilio. Ribeiro, C.M. C.M. Xaviar.

ДКСС

It is remarkable low the names of the "Old Guard" ilke Recs, Daly, Arthur Lees, Dai

and

and Division v Indian RC (Home) Charlie Ward, Sam King

on Saturday at 3.30 p.m.-E.E. Dick Burlon keep cropping up Wallwork, E.J.N. Mitchell, R.A. in the leading placés, and how Edwards, J. Prentice: T.C. Patr J. Wyper, A.W. Brown. F. Shields. A.M, Dixon,, F.D. Angus, W. Williamson.

attractiveness. Then again; few new young professionals

- ^ UNREASONABLE

the

PAIRS

OPEN

RESULTS

But there are all sorts of snags in that idea. For one thing, the Americans would be in the middle of their "Round their Robin" tournament, and the Second Round, regains his atness in time he

absence would mean lessened Mre Watkinson Mrs A. Black v would, of course, be the ideal Mrs M. Bell & Mrs A. H. Penn; selection. With his left-handed Wentworth. London, is the have broken through. into the Mrs Loang & Mrs Lon V Mrs Balls batting, leg-break bowling and

win- sbury & Mrs Brydges.

brilliant felding, he is the com- venue of the 1953 Ryder Cup "Inner Circle" of money Date of play are as follows:

match, and the professionals ners with any Unfortun-reel that it is unfair for

permianency First round on or before Thurs plete all

the since the war. day, July 17: Recondi round, ately he has been troubled by Metropolis to have two such ag- Thursday, July 31: #emi-Ana).~} n

One who has established a Tuesday, August 12: final.-Thura- | * *Surring back injury and it'

was this which caused his "plums."

himself is hard-hitting Harry day, August 11.

withdrawal from the originally

Weelmon, the Match-Play LGU MEÐAL WINNERS selected 12 for the Lost's Test.

Ikin's return to health would The second suggestion seems Champion. John Panton, Winner of the best LGU Medal probably, put Simpson's

Dost to me unreasonable, for after Scottish Champion, is another, Score in the Silver Division for

(Wanstead). all London

off and leg Knight Is the hub June_was_Mro K. B. Robertson and ten as Hulton's opening parts Coronation Year, and the spon. will soon be another, but the

the Bronze Division, Mrs M ner in Jeopardy. The Notts Brydges.

amateur, a brilliant

stroke sora are entitled to some con- number is all too few. Captali's Cup qualifying round player on zast wickets, has not sideration, although I do not The trouble, of course, is

F. Gautier and K. Baker beat J. think the Hartsbourno

McDougall and P. Manson 21-20. The Eclelie Competition held at come off in the Tests Go The bowling of the Indians to Deep Water Day during the month

that the young nsalstant does not **** courre suitable for auch

T. Kavanagh and C. Dowman this summer.

get enough tournament prac- | veâi 1.8. Remedios and W.A. Pal» day WRE never particularly of June was won by tirs A. M. There is no

event, slow left-aber, however, would

tice. As I say, the prizes go, mer 31-16. menacing, and the spectators Brown-nett 60, and runner-up Mr bowler in the country to fol-

W. Finney and 2.11. Goodman the generally speaking, to a select best 8.8. Hussain and J.W. Les were often surprised by their B. Cobmi alt 6014.

Mrs A. M. Down won the low in the tradition of Rhodes be a more ideal date for slackness in the field.

few, and the youngsters simply zosta event, for that would mean no cannot afford to leave their A. Rozario and J.F. da Alve clash with existing fixtures, clubs and face the Quite a number of runs were

travelling lost to 3.Chubb and TE Baker and the cream of

11-30/ American and hotel expenses of a loura- given away by folding'

The annual match between the TOUR DE FRANCE talent would be here after the ment without hope of Anancial errors, and at least two porrible chances Ladies of the ...0.0. and th

A.M, Souza

Ozpio and H.A. beat 1.0. da Lut and V.A.V, Ribeiro 27-12

His former Yorkshire colleague, Aspinall, claimed Adhikari as his victim.

In

no entries,

Club Medal held in June at Deep Water Bay with a nett 64..

Shex O Cub will be played

at

July, 16, when the #hek. Oʻladina

went abegging through Aeldsment Deep Water Day on Touredar. making a slow start,"

It is interesting to note that Keeler also took heavy toll, of the West Indies touring team's bowling in 1930, when in his two innings he scored 90 and 97, Reuter.

with. be guest of the R.1.H.Q.C.

.

for

Ryder Cup match,

Manor

an

reward...

Results of yesterday's Colony Open Fairs lawn bowls matches were:

ah 13-17.

Mulhouse, July 21. The talk at the recent pro Raphael Geminiant (France) fessional tournament at Went- In this direction, - I under- G... Noronha and H.J, Noronha The teams and matches will be an-

won the eighth stage of, the 'worth was the_Wirst round stand that the Professional lost to A.L.Robiria and V. Mar- nounced within a few daysb- Tour de Franco 252 tbometros score of 07 by Irish Fred Daly Golfers, Association is to askw Colledge and P. 3towarth lost i

The next competition day at cycling raco from Nancy to on the dreaded West Course - the Royal and Ancient Club to -8. Telford and C, Coles 20-22.

the "Burm Road" with its circulato clubs with 'a'view: tố Water Day will be a ahanchal Muthouro.

He covered the distance in narrow fairways and heavily inaugurating ati Assistants' hts. 17 mins. 21 cocs.-Ileuler. | bunkered "greens,"

Tournament Fund.

|Foursome on Tuesday, July 1. The

running avant for the mouth, ar Justy le a medal competition.

MB, MacKay beat U.Aji 'Tramjabet 12-19 man'・ open singles match played on Tuesday).

W...I.

Fog Pino-an, 8.0.91.J...

Assistant Commissioner.

Colony Headquarters, Rt. J. A. 3.

June 30, 1951.

Deputy Commandant, R.11.K.D.F.

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