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The Lawn Bowls League

RECREIO HAVE

SHE GAVE “LITTLE MO“ A HARD MATCH |HKASA Council Meeting

THE CHINA MAIL FRIDAY, JULY

1982.

A FIRM

GRIP ON THE FIRST DIVISION CHAMPIONSHIP.

By "TOUCHER"

With the exception of the Second Division gamo between IRC “A” and IRC "B" which was postponed, 'all the Lawn Bowls League matches were played off last Saturday as scheduled.

Chief Interest was centred on the first division match at Cox's Road between Kowloon Cricket Club and the hitherto unbeaten Club de Recreto, and with the Cries ket Club claiming the advantage of playing on their home green, a defeat for the League leaders was thought not to be unlikely.

Recreio, however, gave another brightly consistent performance to emerge the winners by four points to one and so completed their first round games without a defeat.

With a seven-point lead now over their nearest rivals, the Indian Recreation Club, and with five home games in the secondl round, it appears that the 1932 Senior Division League Cham- pionship is already practically in

their grasp.

BELATED STRUGGLE' Kowloon Cricket Club went down valiantly and put up a belated struggle towards the end to overcome lost ground. Hong Sling's rink, which gave the Cricket Club their only point, deserved special mention..

Drawn

Johnny against Ribeiro's

iro's four, the Cricket Club rink were 4-15 down at the end of the 10th head, but Put gradually drew up to 13-17 on the 19th head. On the 20th head they chalked up a Ave to leod by 18-17 and take the

with the game completed single,

Another spirited bid was that of Frank Goodwin's rink, who down at the end of Were 3-10 the 11th head but recovered strongly in the second half of the game to lead by 15-14 on the 20th head.

In a

touch and go last head, the Recreio rink of A. A. E. M. Alarcoun, C. E. Lopes, Passes and Joe Luz just manng- ed a two to win narrowly by one that.

seven

Teddy Fincher's rink held their own against Jackie Noron- hu's combination for tho first heads up to 0-8 but fell of at this stage to the consistent performancas

of the Recreio bowlers, who scored on no less than 12 of the remaining 15

heads..

The Indian Recreation Club

at Kowloon Dock encounter Hunghom saw the return of veteran Interport skip U. M. Omar to the Indian team.

as his

this season, Joe Luz held the record before this with a 38-7 win over J. McCutcheon.

In the Second Division, both Club de Recreio and Kowloon Cricket Club maintained their top positions. Recreio beat the Hongkong Cricket Club by 41⁄2 points to in a match that was more closely contested than the score would indicate.

BUN

W.

***

fortunate to come through with a 3-2 score, although they won on two rinks. E Poulson's 23-15 triumph over CW. Lam enabled his side to tie in the aggregate score.

very

The Electric men enjoyed a 1-5 lead at the end of the 9th head, and might well have maintained their margin of lead to the end but for a slight topse. The Cricket Club just missed

TOMORROW'S GAMES claiming another point, when,

the First TOMGITOW with the store at 20-21 on the Division League entering Its Anal head,

Williamson's second round, and two rink falled to hold A. F.interesting matches with an im- Gomes from scoring a two. pontant bearing on the Cham- Kowloon Cricket Club's 6-0 Flenship positions will be the win over Kowloon Bowling return matches between Recreio Green Club was, a comfortable

and Kowloon Bowling Green 79-30 one. Only A. Balley's rink Club and Indian Recreation Club

Craigen gower resistance, holding and put up any L. Brezny to 11-11 on the 13th Club. head and eventually losing by

In their

first meeting the Bowling Green Club were ex- In the Third Division, Kow-tremely unlucky to lose by 2-3, loon Dock replaced Craigen being edged out on the aggre Rower at the top of the League Rate by only one shot. table with a convincing 5-0 win over Polico Recreation Club. They led all the way on all the three rinks in this match.

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15-20.

Craigengower Cricket Club met with strong resistance from the HKERC and were rather

LAWN BOWLS

TEAMS

The following are Club selec tions for League Lawn Bowls matches this wock-cad:

XBGC

Bocreto (Away) on Saturday at 4 p.m.-F. | Francis, J.G, Meyer, A. Harvey, It. 8 Robertson: G. Norman, S. Stranze, P. Hughes, E. Greenwood; L. Gadd, A. Eastman, W.C. Suma- son, J. Mokelvin.

1st Division v Club de

2nd Division Club de Recreo (Home), on Saturday at 4 pin.-ỹ. Volkert, S. Baker, A. Bucharan, H. Browne: J. Martin, W. Hassell. G.E.F. Thomson; J. C.E. Terry Bellamy, C. Greaves. O, Mackriell

Daley.

With G. Hutchison opposite number, U. M. showed that he has lost very little of his skill in his several months' absence from the game, leading his rink to a comfortable 27-1.

victory. The Indian rink scored a six on the sixth head of this game

CCC

1st Division v Indian RC (Away) on Saturday at 4 p.m.-P.. g, C. Madar. J. Leg, 3.5. Landolt; Heng Choy, A. Kitchen C.R. No selet, Leonard, WC. Ogley

3rd Division V Hongkong FC (lame) on Saturday at 3.30 p.m. H. Greensiade. N. Morris, D. Rosario,

Souza; T. Leonard, A.Z.

Castro.

Cricket

Johnny Ribeiro's six on the 18th head in this match was largely responsible for Recreio's win.

Tomorrow, Recreio will field the same team as in the previous match with one exception, Georgo Guterres taking place of F. M. Silva.

the

(all their matches with

Miss Susan Partchise the roung British mir), in action against Maureen Con- nolly at Wimbledon. She gave the American girl a hard match. Central Press

Photo

ASPINAL AND COXON DISMISS INDIANS FOR 156 RUNS

The Lead In

Middlesex Takes

County Championship Race

Sunderland, July 3.

Fine bowling by Ron Aspinal, and also Caxon, the former York shire County opening bowlers, playing today, for the minor county team, Durham, forced the Indian cricketers to follow on in the two-day match here which ended in a 'draw.

Coxon and Aspinal, who played regularly for Yorkshire, boyled so well that they captured the 10 wickets between them and the Indians were dismissed for 156- 146 runs behind Durham's total of 302 for six wickets declared.

The Indians scored 101 for three in their second innings, still 45 behind. If the Durham fielding had been as good as the bowling, India might not have renched 100, for Roy and Umrigar, who made 115 between them, were both dropped.

Bowling Club, who have won

convincing.

will probably have a number of changes and should be greatly strengthened if both Peter Hughes and E, Greenwood, who did not

play in the first game, are included tomorrow. This should be

Roy,

made 54, was very close game with a 3-2 win dropped three times and Umri- going to whichever team is

ger, top-scorer with 01, was in form, very likely Recreio.

missed twice.

150 minutes will be CraigengewÊT

Umrigar took away

over his it runs. to Indian Ret cation Club, and with the

U.M

ם

strengthened by the inclusion of their badly needed skip. Omar, a repeat victory--and by a wider

Iris margin-is indicated their now well-balanced

who

40 before being dismissed.---- ; Reuter,

Tom Dollery, the Warwick- shire captain, made a welcome return to his Test from today when he hit an almost faultless 212, the highest score of his

against Leicestershire at Birmingham,

on

Japanese Olympic Swimmers May Be Seen Here

Efforts to invite the Japanese Olympic swimmers to swim in Hongkong were revealed at a meeting of tho Hongkong Amateur Swimming Association held at the Victoria Recreation Club yesterday with Mr A, de D. Baleg presiding.

Mr Sales said that the response was very encouraging and there was likelihood of the Japanese swimmers being acen in action here.

Mr Sales said that the arrange-. ments of the Japanese to fly to Holinki did not permit of a alopover at Hongkong, with the result that it was not possible to arrange a meet prior to the Games. Efforts would be made al Helsinki to persuade the Jap-. anese to take part in at least one meet here on their return from the Games.

Mr. Sales referred to the lack of a proper swimming pool with adequate seating accommodation. He said that when the Filipino gwimmers visited Hongkong

H.K. Swimmers

Awaited At Helsinki

Helsinki, July 4.

Hongkong's four Olympic

three or four years ago, the Vir-swimmers will be housed in toria Recreation Club suffered a the Olympic Village here. heavy financial loss, which the next door to the nine-man HHASA could not afford to Ceylon Olympic team, Reu-

suffer.

However, the time was not far ter learned today."

off when the Colony would have The Hongkong contingent a first class awilmaning pool. Ho Miss Irene Kwok Kam-nzor, referred to a pool which was Miss Cynthia Eager, Cheung being constructed by private en- Kin-man and Sonny Monteiro- Terprise with his encouragemont.

to arrive here a are expected Dealing with the recent Har- few days before the Games,

South-East Asian Olymple re- bour Race, Mr Sales saldrese

presentatives already bere Buca strong interest in

not only

HARBOUR RACE

was

д

Brent

the

the

show Hong- because Colony's venture but

will be "maiden Olymples

of favourable ro

that it ces from the polat of view of a strong organisation and great credit kong team was due to all officials, particu- this

Shiu-hung, who larly Mr Wong carried out the duties of checker also becam

norts of the swimming ability in a most efficient manner.

of the two lasses and låds. Mr. Bules said that from the f experience gained, It wes cicar

is one thing, that the that June was not a suitable

have 10 month for holding the Race, food having regard to the strength of the wind and current. In future,

other

the contagent will not

Worry about-and that Village where trent in they will play there in a restuar equal, the race would be held on providing Oriental, British, American, Latin American, In November.

Scandinavian and Central Euro- The Junior Swimming Champean cooking.

Japanese,

The

incidentally,

plonships would be held towards the end of August or early have been teaching the star September next-

The idea of how to cook rice. holding a Junior Championship

Last night's dinner was tomato Meet was to encourage those soup, lamb

chops, cauliflower, not up to Senior Champlonthi rice, fruit, ce Crepi, trult

Juices, tea and coffee.Router.

standard.

the Senior had also been

and entry forms

circularised shorts. OPEN PAIRS

With glorious cover drives, cuts and pulls, ho punished the varied Leicestershire attack

operations from -a pitch that played easily after

lunch and and 24 fours.

bltogether. hit one six

COUNTY CRICKET

London, July J In beating Worcestershire by The Durham attack of Coxonaine wickets Indians already

in two days, and Aspinal was post deadly Middlesex moves to the top of

lunc when Aspinal the County Cricket Champion after claimed five wickets for 28 in ship table with 120 points.

The Middlesew spin

bawlers spell, Afegether, he took six for 84 had a rich harvest of Worcester- while Coxon,

had 17 antro widets today when they who

Ray Hitchcock helped Dollery maidens. In his 35.5 overs, cup claimed 12 of the 10 which the in sixth wicket stand of 204 home County lost during the in 135 minutes of exhilarating tured four for 32,

batting and hit three sixes and Durham have

played the turning formance In first class cricket, touring side. In 1938 they beat ball with such uncertainly that the Indians by five wickets, and they lost their remaining six three years earlier forced the wickets for 118 and followed on West Indies to follow on," but 102 runs behind. the match was drawn,

for team.

In the Second Division, KCC draws a bye, and the League loaders, Recreio, will be up against Kowloon Bowling Green Club who did not do too well last week against KCC.

Interest will be on the num

Strengthened by the inclusion of A. E. Pearson at No. 3, W. Davidson's rink broke through a 10-10 deadlock on the 12th head to edge out A K, Minu's. C. Manson, J. Pati, Fber of points that Recreto will

rink by 23-15 to give Kowloon Dock their solitary point.

ot

RECORD EQUALLED The match between PRC and CCC saw the custodians the law losing their second suc- cessive home match by a 1-4 Joe Landoll's 42-11 win over A. Dewar makes him the win ec-holder of the biggest record in the First Division

score

„TODAY'S SPORT

Lawn Mowin

Open Patra-A.J. Maltiand & R. W. Cluse v P.X.M. Bilva & C.E, Famo-K.B.G.C.

G.A. Guterres & J.E. Noronha v W. McCall à W. Davidson=X.C.C. F. Lee W. Hong Sing v B.F. Souza & J.C. Remedio K.B.G.C.

R.S. Capell & B.C. Finchar v M.J, Razack & J.M.A. Barjahn- K.B.G.C.

D.A. Hazario • G. Mador A.C.C._Stewart & H.D. Dewate H.K.F.C.

THE

Fly Olympics

By.

The Choice

of the Hongkong Olympic Toam

R. Lau Dr C.W. Lam; R.D. Baker be able to get out of this game. 7. Razack, J.HI. Zavier, S. Leonard.

LIZC

The

Third

Division

will sco Jst Division v Craigengower Ce the race for pointe continue (Home) on Saturday atp.m.-M.1. among the top teams-Kowloon Razack, A.R. Kichell, 3.B. Hon. Docks, CCC, KCC and Recreio U.M. One: 5. Yusuf, U.A. Run- Jahn, K.M. Omar, A.M. Omar Aall of whom will have differ it. Ma, J. Hoosen, K.M. Hument opponents tomorrow.

Jahn, A.K. Minu,

The Effest opposition

will

2nd Division "A" v Filipino Club (Home) on Saturday et p.m.-3. probably be offereti Kowloon 6. Bux, J.M.A. Ramjahn M.Y. Docks by the Electric Club, Adal, A.M. Wahab; A.B. Kitchell.

Wh nearly bad the better of K. Nazarin, S.M. Kunjaha, A.R.A.

I. Kitchell, Craigengower last week. Rahman: A.M. Kadir, A.R. Razack. I. All.

THE PROGRAMME 1st Division

2nd Division "B" v Hongkong LG (Away} op Saturday at 4 piĀ. Rahim Abbas, F.M." el Arcüül, E.B. Markar, D.R. Sadick; S.8. Hussabi, 3.8.A. Curreem, M.A. Wahab, A. J. Inumaini A. Habis Abbas, 8.A. B. Ehux, S. Backs A.M. Bunjaha..

ECC

lat Division Hongkong FC (Away) on Saturday at 3:30 p.m.- X.V. Lopes, T.E. Baker, C. Thomp son, F. Goodwin: A. Spary... J.N. Wong, R.S.-Capell, C. Fincher: W.E. Colledge, E.R. Bossciet, F.R.

Kermani, W. Hong Shar

3rd Division y Police AC (Home) Saturday at 3.30 p.m.-F.A. Broad- bridge.

3.A. Shirazde, T.W.R Wilson, F.A. Howarth; R.E. Lee, A., Mailland, S.A. Gray, w.. Cowde: . Marsh. W. Baker. 3. Itameliand, J. Chubb)

HKFC v KCC. IRC v CCC Recreio v KBGC PRC v TC KDC (bye)

2nd Division KBGC

Y Retrelo IRC "A" V FC HKCC v IRC "B" KCC (bys)

3rd Division KCC PRC Recreio v FC HERC v KDC CCC v HKFC

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This is not the first time that Jeu ire, 40 for four 12 fours in 13-his brat per

surprised.

1

The Indians fared better in Surrey may regain their place their second innings, though at the top of the talle to- Coxon still bowled well with 14 morrow, but with only one overs, nine maidens, eight runs, hour's cricket-possible at The One wicket.

Oval today because of main, it Roy was again one of the does not leave them much time mainstays of the side, scoring in which to boat SomerEVİ,

Rain Washes Out Thursday's Programme At Wimbledon

THREE MATCHES TODAY FOR SEDGMAN AND MISS BROUGH

Wimbledon, July 3. Rain washed out a full day's play in the All-England Lawn Tennis Championships today for the first lime since 1923 the year this huge tennis plant was opened.

Determined officials waited 54 hours past the sche- duled 1 p.m. start before giving in to the elements. Almost 15,000 would-be spectators hung around in the stands and tea rooms.

Ken Grieves, by scoring his first century of the season, pro- vided the highlight of an in- 'teresting day's cricket at Cardiff. where Lancashire failed by only 11 runs to take Arst points from Glamorgan,

innings

1

REULTS

Arrangements, for Championships .completed would be Mr Sales said that the success. of the HKASA depended on co

various clubs and

had, In there

fact, been very good examples of coopera

Results of yesterday's Colony Ian. He mentioned the Ladies' Recreation Club, which recently Open Pairs Lawn Bowls matches

Gala for were: "Farewell" members of the Olympic team It was hoped that clubs would see to it that

entry forms for the Championships were turned in ume.

Commenting on the prospects C. Roza Pereira and 3.A. Victor Hongkong's swimmers at the lost to MJ. Divecha and F.R. Ker-

Inani 20-30. Olympic forthcoming

Games, P. Hughes and. R. B. Robertson Mr Sales said. It would be dan- beai J. Tang and J.. Tibble 29-31. gerous to make a forecast

TO SWIM AT ATHENS Mr Sales also disclosed that the Hongkong swimmers, hnd been invited to swim at Athens,

of

Grieves batted splendidly for three and a half hours for his 101, which included one six and but eight fours.

concluded, ons had not yet been

LA. Peres and M.T. Nunes lost to E. Greenwood and M.S. McKay 9-28. A.G. Coles and S.B. Telford beat E.A. Rosselet and A.3. Kew 23-17. M.H. Jono and H.A.V. Ribeiro lost to C.W. Lam.end M.J, Medina 23-20

L. Gaddi and J. McKelvin lost to C. Pope and J.W. MacDonald 12-20. 3. Hayward and C. Gough beat V.A. Neves and J. Rodrigues 37-8.

July 7.A.-LA V A.R. Minu at

́FIXTURES REVISED - Given below are the revised The Greek swimming fixtures

far

unplayed lawn Martin Young, the Gloucester-organisation wanted the Hong bowls

Colony Rame in the shire opening bat, defed the kong swimmers to stay over for Open Championships. Hampshire attack for five hours four days, but flying arrange All outstanding matches in and a quarter, the whole time ments did not permit of the the Opan Tripica are so be his side was at the wicket. swimmers staying there for so played off on Sunday, July 12.

He not only scored 102, his long. However, negotiations were

Open Singles third century of the season, but still proceeding and it was hop- It was his effort which enabled ed that "Hongkong's swimmers KEGEL Rozario B.H. Rosse Gloucestershire to obtain first would have an opportunity of Innings points. He hit nine swimming in Athens, ours.

Applications by the Royal July 7.X.M. Hiva v G. Inter-Ocean Line Sports Club Ribeiro v W.C. Simplon at KCC:

Saura at KCC J.A. Rocha/VIA.V Reg Simpson, the Notting-end Chinese Civil Servants Club M.Y. Adal v W. Howard at UFC hamshire captain, completed his

for afliation to the Association Marshall 3.M. Gutierres vi 1,000 runs of the season during were approved.

CCC; A.V. Lapes v W... Bayna Di KBGC; "A.E. Contes v AF. his innings of 90 not out against Before the meeting concluded, Pareira DGC. Sussex.

Certificates were handed to Miss Minu at KCC A.G: Gardner

July 10-F.G. da Luz

A.K. He batted four and a quarter X. "Sonny"? Monward v F.H. Ketmasi at HKFC: 3. Enger, Miss Irene Kwok A Lopes at HKFC: J.T. Hay hours and hit 10 fours.

CLOSE OF PLAY SCORES

:

rare. Sadick C

Pereira at Cóci P, Hughes v W. McDonald a Recrein,..

4

teiro and Cheung, Kin-man in Tangy McDougall at Recrato: respect of records recently estab- Recreio J. McKittrick v R.ET. V. TE. Bakar VAL. Eastman 20 lshed by them as follows:

Hibeiro at KBGC; 8,5, Kisuda v T. Cynthia Eager-100 yards frew-style | Howarth, at PRC. (women's).-07.3/5 seconds.

July 11-11:37 Shieldy v G. Hong Dreno. Kwok: Kam-agor—200 yards Chor at 100; As Camobili v R.B. breaststroke (Women's) → mina. Robertson at KOC. 53-75 seconds

...

Close of play scores follow: At Colchester Essex Y. Northamptonshire, Esacr 370 for six (Ray Smith, not out,

Open Pairs "Sonny" Monteiro-440 vards tree July 1-7. Francis A. Harvar The loss of a love set to the Neither has won this cherished 197). Game curtaffed by rain,

At The Qual-Surrey 384 Trylo (mon))-4 mins, 59 second A. Bachoo & 1. All at Recreio W. weather set the schedule-making title.

Cheung Klag-man-100 yards free Ana Bayne A. McKittrick, TWO MEETINGS

five declared. Somerset 47 for style (men's) 6/8 seconds. depan'ment in an uproar. After

Both of the Singles finalists three, Ral curtailed game, much juggling they decided to

At Southampton, Hampship

A hearty vote of thenes was also 1. W. Urquhart E TO. Morgan at orded Mrs Lykke Rove for her Hecrelo: 8.0. Buk & A.R.. Minu v

play the all-American Women's will have engagements in the 188 and 29 for no wicker / abis coaching of Hongkong's Olymp K. Forrow & L.G. Young, at, co scherals--which

with Ken

had been Doubica Scdgman,

and Gloucestershire 231 (Young 103, on the and Wilson 71). Rain curtailed

Budgo Fatty of tho 11S

In the other semi-dual, America's Vie play.

for sane bill as the Men's Singles final on Friday.

The new programming also wils be jammed

with both Men's) Dous word-nnals, both We men's Doubles semi-finals and both Mixed Doubles ami-anals.

Scimus and Erie Sturges of At Leeds-Yorkshire 203

Africa will meet Lewave declared and 273 CLøster load and Ken Rosewell, the 64, Wardis 50, Class 17-year-old Australians,

In the Mixed Doubles, Sedg for 42) and 83 for two.

144 (Wardle, left-arm slow, BÉK man 15

is due to partner Miss Hart If the weather interfered with against Don Candy of Australia

At Nottingham-Sussex 410 efther tomorTTOW.. or Saturday, and Mrs Todd, while

McGregor

declared

-

Ewimmers,

Finnish Runner rock McCutcheon at YRC Sets Record For

1,500 Metres

* Helpfakt July 4 Denia Johanssons........20-your-cla runner from Western land

G.B. Rasslet à W.Ogley ▼ A.2 Gomes & C.P. Basto, at - ERIC; E.J.R. Mitchell & F. Skinner v A.

**July/10--W. Chambers AA.E. Elliott v. C. Cocho là 4.3. Coning at KCC.

Thompson

Bijva 1.8.

a A. Coates at KIGG: J.A. Lan A, R.F. Luv E. Poulson, & A. Gárdner at knac

Goodla

this two-week show will have and Miss Brough will play En-Langridge 109, Suttle 1). Nor Jast night set up a new Finnish Army Rifle Ass'n............

rique Morca of Argentina and tinghamshire 203 for

for the first time since 1930..

to run over into a third work

Mia Thelma Leng of Australia.

In the Women's Doubics, Miss

Rady to play today were the

four Americans who will fight

ז · '

threo

record for the 1,600 Metres

(Simpson, not out, 19)), which heitan InimkMeeting At Bisley

Birmingham-Leicester-

487 for goyen leciurist Indang. Hitchcock 93) Hollery

212

Undled

A Cardi-Glamorgan 204 kecs, during the Winnish for the right to be the surw Wow Brough and Miss Connolly will and 28 for one Lancashire 200 trials in the Olymple Am

Mrs Long and Mrs Todd, (Wharton 00 Edricht. 73, Alchauzien: bas) only, recently

Baloy, July 3 nisy men's Champion Maureen while Miss Hart and Miss Fry drieves, not out, 101)

the returned from

The Henry Whitehend Cup Connolly, Shiricy Fry Louise will meet one of two British

Blake

of the Army Rifle, Asciation has been study) WASTO At Brough and Mrs Pat Todd, teams either: Susan Partridge shire 210 and 60 for one, Vat-ingat Funto University by Captain K.E.P. Andrews meeting at Bisley has been won Mry Todd was due tomoti and Mrs Jean Rinkel or Mrs ROQUET

WIN TURBUM die world or takes the Challenge

of the School of Bignals, who Miss Brough the Wimbledon Jean Walker-Smith and Ifelen

Cup..and winner of 1940, 1940 and 1900. Fletch

Fletcher.

putting up very fast, iming for 49 with a score of 103.1 while Miss Connolly, the year-old United Sater Champion, gramma will force Milas rough Worcestershire by nine wickets ke bang the

Bergeant Instructor Miss. Fry, and Mrs Todd: to play threo Bilddiesgos 150 for two declared 14th Olympiad into this months of the Small Arms Frank Sedgman of Australia matches oh Friday Singles, and 64 for one. Worcestershire

Berlin on Sunday, the Course, with 170 points, and will meet Jaroslav Drobny in Women's Doubles and Mixed 138 (W; Milch right-derman runner Werner Luon, third was Captain the Men's Single: fina) on Doubles. Sodgman will have the modium fast, tire for 13) and equalled Uie world record will of the sill, Training Battellat Friday. It will be the second sine programme. Asqelated 245 (Dutchsom: 09. Degeduent in site of 3 - picana, TUME, wila 13177 Wimbledon final- for.........them. Revenue

(58).—Reuter,

Reuter

wes matched against

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double-barrelled pro- At Dudley Middlesex beat the 1,580 Bretos this tacu looka Becond WAR

point