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THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1952.
Disaster · At The Race Track
Weakness Of The Pen-holder Grip Exposed.
Why The Japanese Table
Stars
Tennis Are Slipping
CHALLENGE FROM THE EAST WILL COME FROM HONGKONG®
By A Correspondent
Nine months ago, the table tennis world was stunned. At the Bom- bay Championships Japan, who had not shown their colours for 16 years, walked off with the majority of the trophies.
And more startling than the fact of their success was the manner in which they gained it. For their players all used the 'pen-holder' grip, which had not been seen in the top grade game for 20 years.
Their success caused much riselussion For table tennis is probably the most universal of all gumes. There is hardly a country where it is not played. with the exception of Japan all the other countries had followed the lead of Europe and adopted the Western grip,
But the Bombay Champion- ships caused doubts. "Was the Western grip besl, or was the discarded pen-holder style more effective after all?"
only three wins in ton matches: against Sit.
"Naturally," says Barna, "the CCC AND Y'S two Englishmen must have been
tired. terribly
Continuous OPEN SHUTTLE travelling by plane is most exhausting, and one must make allowance for that. defeats cannot be explained by fatigue alone."
But the LEAGUE TODAY
The 1952-1958 Badminton league season opens tonight with a Men's "A" Division match at Happy Valley be- tween
"To me, and I suppose to many others who saw the Hongkong players in Bombay, the defeats of Leach and Bergmann came as no surprise. The Hongkong the holders, Chinese YMCA. Craigengower and. players were just as good at the
Owing to their players being Japanese, if not better. Several
Recreio have of them showed great possibili-away in camp, And 10
ties, though lacking speed of postponed the other Men's "A" reaction. Evidently the Bombay match between them and Hong-
University. The outing has done them a lot of Kong Un
guese Club will not be seen in good."
action until pfter December 8.
TWO WHO HAD FAITH Two men who had faith in the Western grip were former World Champions Johnny
Leach and Richard Bergmann. prove their faith they went to Japan with the blessing of the English Table Tennis Association to play official "Test Matches," In addition to a series of other games.
They won the lot, and left Japan undefeated
as a team.
Not even World Champion Saloh, with his special sponge bat, or Fujii, whỏ in Japan Is rated better than Satoh, could prevent their. triumphant pro- Eress.
Does this prove the superiority
of the Western grip? Or does it
-London Express Service)
Dispute On
Clowning On
merely indicate the auperiority The Green
of Leach and Bergmann? According to Victor
Bara. himself # former World
Sydney, Nov. 10. Champion, and CITU of the Norman Von Nida, the Aus- greatest players the game has tralian golfer, yesterday advised ever seen, it is the grip which Ed. "Porky" Oliver, one of the has been proved. And he is not top professional golfers in the of the United States, to contine "his circus acts to exhibitions," in a dispatch to the Sydney Tele-
than
ours.
Their
also included
A
Portu-
The CCC-YMCA tussle tonight promises to be an exciting affair and is expected to produce some very good badminton. Bolh teams have
ave been practising hard for this meeting which will see the traditional rivalry resumed again between the clubs.
wo The Y's wi have the ser- singles vices of three Colony
and doubles champions in Ramon Young, Patrick Wong and W. F. Foo, with former junior Mixed Doubles cham- plons W. C. Chung and D. C. Lau making up the rest of the team.
Craigengower will be served by ex-Shanghai triple champion Bill Funk, former junior cham- pions Bill Gillies, Wong Kang- and Wong Kui cheong, chow and a promising junior player in Jimmy
belittling the prowess two Britons. Writing
in the current issue of World Sports, he says: "Personal- | graph.
COMT OF UPSET ly I never believed that the top
The story
The Happy Valley squad are Japanese players, with
their unorthodox style, were better denial by Oliver he had "clown-confident that they can upset the ed" during the third round of Y apple-cari by a 5-4 margin. Bombay success was due mainly to the the Second Division of the Am-While the Y's will be all out to element of surprise, and to the tartical errors of the European acos, who played too much on the defensive and allowed them- selves to be overawed by the hard-hitting of the Japs."
make it a decisive 1-0 affale,
pol Golf Tournament on Friday.The final result should lie half- Von Nida's own story of the way, between these two scores, dispute accused Oliver
of with
Craigengower probably "clowning" on the tenth green capable of taking two sets. and said he heard Oliver say,
The match between Bill Funk
An accident on the Buenos Aires automobile track when car number 30, locally built, and driven by Pedro Adames, ploughed into the spectators, produced this tragic plcture. One of the three victims seriously injured was a mechanic and the other two were first aid workers at the race meeting to deal with any
Injured during the racing.
THREE-WAY TIE IN SOFTBALL
SENIOR "A"
“A” LEAGUE AS WARRIORS TRIP SOUTH CHINA By "KEYSTONE"
The fighting Warriors outfit neatly tripped up South China with a 2-1 nose-out to force a three-way tie in the Senior "A" Division lead, with the idle Braves also sharing the coucted top-rung · perch with these
two teams.
LEAGUE - HOCKEY
Army Gave Argonauts Object Lesson In Teamwork
By ARGONAUT
Army not only maintained their unbeaten record in the Senior division hockey league when they handed the Argonauts yesterday their first defeat of the season_by. two goals to one, but also taught their opponents an object lesson in teamwork.
Army's display yesterday was without doubt the best given by any team this season, with practically every player giving off his best, and but for some excellent saves by the Argonauts' goalkeeper Ponnial, they would have won by a much wider margin.
clearance
Although Argonauts had the Gardner stopped the services of Gardner at centre-by the Army goalkeeper, but.
to Peiters in the forword, their forward line was lost the ball
too
individualistic to produce "D."
any effective results, particular-
Jy with Army contre-hall Pet-
ters doing a grand job in keep-attempt to dribble the ball into ing tuck of the Coleny centre- the goal checked, and Argonauts three did well to hold back forward.
In contrast the Anny forward successive raids by the
forwards. line went into action like A well-olled machine with all the
Gardner, mapped a five forwards combining beau-and dribbled the ball into the
Lionel Guterres had another
Army.
·
free-hit
tifully. Farmer - Wright who "D" but was well covered, and moved up to inside-left from as the ball was cleared to the his usual position at centre-half other
cad, attack, other good was the brains of the
Curtla
and centre-forward
Ponniah mada an-
save, deflecting hard Arst-timer by De Cruz,
*
showed excellent etickwork and Uhrust at centre-forward to be Three minutes before the in- a constant danger whenever interval Army succeeded in open- ing the scoring. A fast centre possession of the ball.
The two wings and particular-by Clegg Hill got through the to centre-forward by right-wing Clegg Hill were defenders prominent throughout with par Curtis, who pulled the ball; to fect
centres and passes the left and flicked it past Pon- "D" and Do Cruz at niah into the top corner of the into the inside-right not only combined net. woll with his right-wing and
equalised centre-forward but showed ex
His flick cellent dash and speed,
being always dangerous with his first
timers.
The Blackhawks came stamping and roaring along the comeback trail when they knocked down and ground into the dust the league-leading Delawares, handing only distinctly superior in com- Bill Silva's Tribe a stunning 8-0 shut-out behind Rennie Barretto's superb one-hit chucking job.
In the lone distaff circuit tilt of the week, the Wahoo Owls shouldered nafde the Pool To schoolgirls 7-3 to take another firm step towards Pennantville.
short,
South China bunched two hits
South Chinn
Worrlors
Senior "A" Division
2
16
US Navy........ CAA (Walkover) St. Joseph's
3
+
Pandas
GALLOP TIMES
►
Gardner nearly
from
the bully-off. however, was blocked by. Balley who came up in time.
Army led by one goal to nil The Army forwards were not at the interval.
On the resumption Army toole bination but also gave a ine the ball into their opponents exhibition of follow-ups and "25"
dangerous push into and maintainance of continuous the "D" by left-wing Turner pressure when within approach was cleared by Baghat Singh. of the "D."
Lionel Guterres overdribbled Army were also
distinctly on the left, and Army got away superior in the most important again with a dangerous move department of the game-the that nearly gave them a goal. half-line. The beautiful feeding Clegg Hill beat Jaggeet Singh the passes of their halves provided and pushed the ball into a striking contrast to the blind "D." A first-timer by De Cruz hitting of the Argonaut halves just missed the goalmouth? by who with the exception perhaps inches.
* ་*
method
Wh
Д
to
of Roza time and again fell ta Argonauts had their turnin the defensive and left the for-the Army. "D" and forced short corner. The hit went wards to forage for the ball.'
Roza whose drive at goal rem ANOTHER FEATURE ► bounded off a defender's stick of the net. bo Another feature of yesterday's into the corner match was the effective method give Argonauts the equaliser.
taking employed by Army in
THE WINNING GOAL the shot corners which for some unknown rea- Army, undaunted by this.ro-
been seen In verse,
another staged son has Hongkong, at least for the past tinuous attack. A free hit into few seasons.
This method Is the Argonauts "D" was kicked widely used in Malaya and by by Swindles. From the short- the Indian teams and makes the shot corner elmost 60% a goal.
The man who takes the tit, 13.3 Instead of hitting the ball pushes
never
Fred Diesta's "black magic" tiful stop, then heaved it miles Dodgers run riot over the spirit over the waiting first baseman's Iess Griffins to forge way ahead | head to allow Hahn to score all in the Junior. Division with a the way from seconti, while clean five-up none-down record. | Oliveira scooted down to the
South
Hank Killeen China-Warriors | keystone sack. The encounter dished
the then rapped one down up for eager bleachers some first-rate which Rabbit Leung mishandled. softball, with both pitchers bear and pegged wildly to allow an- ing down hard on every man at other. Warrior runner to bent
and both fields putting up the rubber.
defensive plays. scintillating
As predicted, Chinese hurler by catcher S.C. Wong and lefty P. C. Wong's totally unfamiliar C. M. Tsang to tally their only teasers had the Warrior mark in the sixth conto. With slow batsmen chopping futilely at the the tying run perched on third elusive pill. He fuced no more and only one away. the Nam than twenty-four enemy bottera Wah boys just couldn't como
11 seven full Innings, and through with the payoff punch, The following are Lines allowed only one scratchy bingle, and were retired in rapid order returned during gallops
Happy Valley on Friday and when advised he would play and Ramon Young is expected to
Opposing pitcher Joey Franco for the, rest of the game.
Saturday: with Peter Thomson and Jimmy be the best of the night. Young, was equally effective, facing only In the other Senior "A"
Friday Adams in the fourth round on though after an interval of twenty-five batters and also game, the Pandas had an easy Tepper 34,3 1,00 1.38 2.06.1 30.1 not und Sulurday, "I sure um glad I will almost one year, Is still smarting issuing no fres, bases, but was:
32.1 1.03 1,32.4 2.02.4 33 estimate the Japanese. He
time disposing of the US Navy, Down the upsel
nicked for three colld blow defeat he "It would be unjust to say that be playing with gentlemen to-under
set of Edition represented by a new
40.4 1.19 1.50.3 2.212 30.4 (Oliver withdrew after sustained from Funk last year in The opportunist Warriors did
40 1.17 100.3 their success was not deserved. morrow,
Some Fun 39.4 1.10.2 1.42.3 On-the-contrary! Furthermore, li playing seven holes of the fourth the return league match be-all their scoring through errors players from the USS Everett Matador
tween the two clubs. In a one-
in the fourth Inning
Inging, when The Panda bearcats licked Lawrence- -324-1.04.1-1.34.2 3011110.B stopper who stops it has done a lot of good to the and final round).
World sel game, Funk who is in top
Thirdencker Peter Hahn got on their chops over Navy hurler Peace 34 1.01.3 1.42.3 2.12.4 30.1 illustrating by Kame,
Von Nida wrote: "It would be form right now, is still capable through a shortstop nilscue and Newman's medium-slow pliches, Prairie ing the axiom that de- emphasising
stole second in a flurry of dust, and banged out fence alone will not win World better for all concerned if Oliver of repeating that performance,
a total offronside The clash left his circus acts for exhibition
between the two Shortstop George Turner then twelve safelles, including Anna Championships. Anyone who
singles players Balled the ozone three specta- two-run homer In the He said during Fri-Junior
first Rider'a se's out to win a world title day's argument he told Oliver his DC Lau
cular but fruitless times, and inning by firstsacker Harold and Jimmy Khoa
Wish Knock- must be an all-out player."
should be another interesting was followed down by Johnnio
Ong. Jimmy Herrick collected
Down Bama thinks that the East will clowning was distracting him.
affair, with both players equally
Pereira, who lofted a foul fly for three hits in five trips to
the Ben still provide some of the toughest
matched.
the second oul With two plate, while hindsnatcher S. S.
Macthul 15.1 1.09 1.30 2.03 20
33.1 1.04.2 1.30 2.08.3 20.3 opposition at the
The following is 'the full down, Al Oliveira cracked out
Aviemore Hau also shared honours with The Linness 14 1012 1.34.2 programme for the week:
dearing liner straight at the
a two in three effort.
37 1.13.4 1.43 pitcher. TODAY
NO UNDERESTIMATE But Burna does
says:
and
matches.'
"If I were collecting as much next World money as you are getting, I could Chumpionships, to be held in afford to clown too," Yon Nidu Bucharest, Rumanio, next said he told the American as he March. But it will come, Barna was teeing up for the eleventh says, not from Japan, but from hole. He said: "Oliver anatched Hongkong.
his ball away and retorted "This
The Japanese visit of Leach never happened to me in 25 and Bergmann was part of tour
months' world-wide during which they played Hongkong,
years of golf. He walked away four with the intention of leaving me. in shouted 'Let's get on with the
It was there that game. We resumed. We argued they met their toughest opposi-all the way down the eleventh lion.
fairway. In 11 encounters against Sit, Sui-cho, Berginann was defeated
third
Men's "A" Division CCC v CYMCA.
HKU v Recrelo (postponed).
TOMORROW
Men's "B" Division St. Teresa v HKU, CYMCA V Recreio
poned),
a
First
་
12.1
corner, Petters gave
no chance with
con-
Ponniah powerful
cross drive, and Army again took the lead.
The Army forwards were playing beautiful combined-
hoc
key at this stage and "subjected
་
Moon
35.3 1.114 1.46 2.15 29 34,1 1,00.3 1.30 35 100.1 1.30.2 2.01.2 20
33 1,04.4 1,35
33.3 1.0.2 1.37.3 2.04.3 27
30.1
dead with the hand, and allows another
player, usually hardest hitter of the team 25.3 take the hit, Army got one
yesterday by this method nearly converted another.
the
to
goal
and
the Argonauts defence to a trying time, Ponniah made his fourth good save of the tiny at this juncture when he deflected
THE PLAY
Courtier Duchess
Delight
39.3 1.13
Gardner took the ball into
a strong drive by Turner close in
from
A short corner for Army
spelt danger, but Petters & hit. Imme- the Army "p" from the bully was blocked in time.
Curtis had only diately after, off, but was well tackled. At
the and the goalkeeper in 1.42.3 2.09.4 27.1 the other end, De Cruz was
30
30.1
30
Boal
BEAUTIFUL STOP
Winning pitcher. Jackie Well Nerce"
penalised, and Gardner again front of him, but Da Cruz, was P.C. Wong batted it down allowed only four Navy hits Lady 36 1.96.3 1.34.3
moment with his bare hand for a beau-in racking up seven strikte-outs, Heliophyte 1.09 1.33 2.02.4 29.4tock the ball into the "D" caly in the way of his hit. The next. Curtis was presenteti {Fleet]
to lose it to right-back Tudor. but also issued six tree trips to Admiral 33.2 1.07.3 1.41 2.11.1 30.1
A free-hit for Argonauts from with another grand chance of The
scoring but missed the Gazelle 30.2 1.02 1.32.1
just outside the Anny "D" was timer to a good pass from Do Crusher--
wasted as Baghat Singh sent the
Cruz. 29.3 ball across
(post-Draw For Asian
WEDNESDAY Men's "C" Doubles Division St. John's v Nav Bharat. St. Teresa v Union, "Oliver said: "The trouble with 10 times.--And Leach recorded you is you can't take bad with
V CCC "Green"
Eire Hold
France To
A Draw
good.'
"I repld: 'Bigger men havo tried, Porky. I'm ready for it.' "ORver said: "Somebody ought to teach you a lesson."'
"We finished the round to- gether but did not shake hands at the finish."-United Press.
MADrum Wina
Sydney, Nov. 16.
Dublin, Nov. 16, Lloyd Mangrum of Niles, Illi- Eire accomplished on ex-nois, fired a sparkling 69 to-day cellent performance in holding to win Melbourne Division of France to a one-one draw be the Ampol Golf Tournament fore 10,000 spectators at Daly-
with a 12-hola total of 201. France moun! Park today.
Mangrum, two strokes off the showed only two changes from
when the last round the team which beat Northern pace
a stroke OVNE Ireland five days
ago by three started, won by goals to one, and they showed Peter Thomson of Victoria, who
had a no sign of contesting a second international within so short a Press.
space: art
A
The first time tackling of the
Eiro
who-
foam, which included ning English and one Scottish League players, upset France, often had a tendency to overdo the close passing.
Even so, they might have won the match but for the brilliance in goal of O'Neill, the Everton player, who brought off some
73 to-day-Associated
OFFICIALS OF
POLICE R.C.
At the annual meeting of the Police Recreation Club at Happy
Recreio
(postponed).
CCC "Yellow" y Tyłam. King's CYMCA.
"Men's "C" Division Police WHKU. Kowloon Tong v Tytam. CYMCA V CCC. Police "B" (bye).
THURSDAY Mixed "A" Division CYMCA
' Recreio
poned).
CCC (bye).
FRIDAY
(post-
Men's "C" Doubles Division St. Teresa y St. John's, Nav Bharat v Recrelo (post- poned).
Union v Tytam. CCC "Green" v King's. CYMCA v CCC "Yellow".
Men's "C" Division Police "B" v Police "W". HKU V Kowloon Tong. Tytom v CCC. CYMCA (bye).
Tho
has
Table Tennis
Championships
Singapore, Nov. 10.
The draw for the first Asian
championships.. table tennis scheduled to open here on No- vember 22, was held to-day, and resulted as follows:
Men's team championship for the Baroda Cup South Koren v. Macao, Burma v. India, Japan v. Indonesia, Malayn v. Singa- and Hongkong v. South pora Korca.
Women's Team championship for the Mala Maranujam Cup.- Indonesia v. Macao, India v. Hongkong and Singapore- V. India,.
Arst,
Dodgers Griffins
73
poppin
30.1
to his right-wing Gardner tried
first-
hard at the who failed to stop it. Argonauts end to get through the defence.
another free-hit Into the but was checked by Firth and "D" soon after, but goalkeeper Petters in succession. 34.3 Balley made a good clearance. Just before the final whistle Hill was prominent blew, Argonauts were lucky to Clegg 34.1
chances during the next few minutes. A get away with three. 24fast cut-mn from the right-wing from Army. De. Cruz, working
was checked by Avery, but Hill the ball into the Charter # 1172 1522344312 followed this up with a good tis in possession of the ball with Bright Bay 41 1112 1.632 2243 312 centre which Curls failed to an open goal in front of him,
THE SCORES Junior Division
house
33.1 1.04.3 1.54
Hellra-
33.3 1.05.3.1,34,4
120,1
14
9
Ladies' Division
Trade Wind 32 1.03,2 1.33 2.01.2 203
** 1.00.4 1.33 Driviato
29.1 Justice, of Peace Supreme
had
373 1.312 1,42
Wahoos
Command 43.1 1.19,3 1,55
Pool To
Lake
Senior "B" Division Red Sox
4
30.4 1.00.3 1.239.1 Succes! Clonfeckle 314 1.02.1 1.31.4 Marine
Americans
17
*
Kentucky
Lady 30.4 1.12 1.48.1 2.20.1 23 Thunder-
32.2 1,044 1.37.2 2.01.4 28.2
Blackhawks Delawares
A.
Ben
Lawere
1.06 1.37.1
Fire Glo
40 1.15.3 1.50
[Fortune |-
Pandas Rexes
World Amateur
Billiards Championships
Calcutta, Nov. 17. Cue. artists from Ave coun-
Championships
bult
Teller
Liberty
| Madaine
put. Cura
but the whistle, blew for off- stop.
later Army stopped Lionel Gu-side. Barely e moment
Curtis crashed the ball into the terres run-in, stayed away a
net hut Turner was ofizide, free-hit and Clegg Hill again got the ball into the "D" only sent in one of his specialties From a long comer, Patters 38.31.44.4 1.01.3 3.26.3 35.1 to find: Curtis offside.
30.2 59.2 1.20
Windchaser 35.2 1.07 137
was
A good
20.4ahort pass by Gardner into the the goalmouth, and as
Just wasted when Pater goal seemed imminent, Ponniah reached the ball. The final Tutterfly 3, 1.334 1.49.3 2.2241 Rull was too slow to take it stuck out his leg which
Ponniah made a good save a whistle come with Army ll the while later from dick by winners and worthy;
ladiera Farmer-Wright, and Army miss by two goals to one daug
THE TEAMSEEME
Saturday
High Speed 12.3 1.03.3 1.30.3 Gold Cup 30.3 1.14 14S – Sunktes 30.2 1.00.3 1372 Skylon 34.4-1,05,2 1.34,4
Golden
Datulia
37 1.09 1.35.3
40 1.14.4 1.43.4
មុន -
ed a goal following this wha 293 Curtis missed a first-timer at
20.1 point blank range, Gardner again worked the ball up into the 201 Army "D" but Peter Bull again
tries will compete for universal L'arc honours in the World Amateur Triomphe 30 1.13 1.43.1
V. I. P. World champion Hirol! Satoh Billiards
10 and T. Hayashi have given Ja- stort here on Friday, Novem-Men Darling 31.03 2004 29.4 fumbled with the pass. pan the pride of place in the ber 21, men's singles event for the Date
Lomond 03.2 1.00.1.37.2
36 1.00.1 1.30 2.07 Prolar Cup, topping 56 competi- New Zealand and Ceylon, Tonyber 30 14 145
Top Secret as 1.10.3 1.4LJ the original entrants, Armament 33,1 101. 155 have pulled out of the tourna Pearl of
tora.
anong
Army: Bailey; Tudor,:: Birih; Potts, Petters, Ford, Clegg"HILL De
Cruz.. Curtis, Farmer Pinto overdribbled on the left. Wright, Turner, frame Argonauts: Panniah Avery, and was robbed off the ball. Juggeet Singh; U. B. Dillon, Gardner regained possession of Barhat Singh, Rom; Swindles, 303 it, but his backslick centre to P. Rull, Gardner, "Finto: L
Rull was well- Intercepted by Guterres,
31.2
30,3
221
Hongkong 41 1.22.2 2.00.4 2.343
34 Tidor.
brook
1,002
34A
In the corresponding women's ment at the last minute leaving Ben More 20.4-1.17.3 1.33.2
Farmer-Wright gathered the event for the Dalin Prolar Cup, in Australia, represented · by Meadow-
clearance and sent Curtis Saysed Sultana of India heads Bob Marshall, bolder of
Vanoo): Easy Slam 30 1.093 143 30 through, but Fennish came out 10 competitors from Macao, le Burma (A Hongkong, Japan, India and Englart (Leslie) Drifdid:Empres
Delight
in time of deflect the ball away Singapore.
India (Wilson Jones and C. Golden
for a tort corner. ANGOLDEN CHANCE
Twenty-four teams are drawn frieo); and Scotland, (WA), 413 L30.4 1.50-
34.4 1.00 1.33
303 1.10A 1A1A
33 1.00.1 1343
31.1 1.04.1 1.33.4
HK Table-Tennis Stars For Calcutta Calcutta, Nov. 10. Valley on Friday, the following Asatiation
Bengal Table Tennis Invited two officers were elected:
players, each from Japan, Chairman, C. Willcox, ASP; Hongkong and Czechoslovakia superb caves, two in particular Hon Secretary, G. Dunning; Bar to partialpate in the East India in the men's doubles for the
Ramage)...
Calamity after France had equalised..
Fallon had headed home in Convener and Hon, Treasurer, table tennis championships, here
View Inilis, os bost country, this "Peace Cup," donated by "IN" the 20th minute to give Eire nL B. Dewar: Committee, F. Ro- next month,
dian Well-wishers."
year, has the privilege of en-Happywood 392 1.35.3, 140 lead and in the 22nd minuto of berta and S. Andrews; Bowls
Hongkong, India, Singapore, tering two representatives, pader 36.3 1.164 1421 2112 the scoond half, Platoni: fired Convener, K. Bodle; Green-
Indonesia and Macao:have en- while other countries (bre) Chiet
30.11.003 1.34A home a shot from 80 yards to keeper, A. E. Jones; Tennis
tored for "the women's doubles." restricted to cho" esch level the scores--Heuter. Convener, A. Shelley.
Router.
√31.3 1.03-1.33
Tho dasociation specifically. asked for the participation of I.. Andreadis. and V: Terapi from Czechoslovakia-Reuter,
Squadron
Witness
29.3 Argonauts missed a golden 34.1 chance
20.x
*** FULL NESULTS:
The following amn the results
hockey, matches, of League played over the week-endpare
Men's In Division -Thúnderbotia. 14. Royal Ravy OF AMY PARIS RAN
Hongkong ), Cle Police: gonauts 1:
Men's 2nd Division --Argonaut B.
of scoring the next Thunderbolts. Anny CEYTEED.
ILK.A.A.7.10; -Dutch, 11.0, Bud00%
| minute, when Pinto pushed Thumpots Blackhawks conceded m
ball past the left-back to right walkoversio Nav Bharat wing Swindles, who, with only ||Ladies "Lgueque-Cremlin
Victorian Ö;. Flosreia:0,)
the goalkeeper to beat, mishli, lng you pos
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