1953-02-09 — Page 7

THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1958.

This snap with about 400 yards to go in the open Mite at the University Sports showe Mike Curzon taking the lead from Derek Coburn, Colony record- holder over 1,500 and 5,000 Metres, and “Paddy” McMahon, Colony Champion at 800 and 1,500 Metres and record-holder in the Mile.

Mike was at this stage panting like a grampus, but he surprised all by finishing within two yards of "Paddy” and ahead of Derek.

The next day, to demonstrate that it was no fluke, he beat fastest 1,500 Metres time at Caroline HIIL-China Mail Photo.

McMahon's

South China And Eastern

To Meet In Senior Challenge Shield Final

more

inly the Caroliners,

were

well

on

Even with a two-goal lead,

South Chian were never allowed

to ease up for a single mement

More matches of this type cannot

provement of the standard of foccer in this Colony,

but produce a much qui ker Im

|

By "SPIV"

met with

With

after

move

12

+

WHO STOLE

STOLE THE SHOW?-

CURZON, COBURN, HALL, HART OR WALLER?

By "RECORDER"

There were two big athletic meets over the week-end and with' them came one of the greatest battles ever seen here in the spotlight- stealing game. There was "Paddy" McMahon's farewell race in the Colony to begin with-a great one that saw Derek Coburn run five laps without a shoe (lost early on in the race) and get nipped for second place by an unheralded newcomer to the miling ranks, Mike Curzon. "Paddy" won by two yards, with less than three yards between Curzon and Coburn. .

Shortly afterwards, the three Jumping H's attacked the Colony Long Jump record in the University pit at Pokfulam and Rita Hall emerged the winner with new mark of 15 feet 10 inches. Deborah Hurlbait cleared 15 feet 6 inches and Jennifer Hart 15 feet 5 inches all well beyond their previous best.

Lt. Reep of the Dorsets put in the first bid with a Pole Vault of 10 feet 6 inches, cqualling the third best performance in the Colony's history.

5,000 METRES

Then there was an overnight happoned. To King-chau, the Bowen (X) 4:29.4; 3. L/Bdr. rest and yesterday afternoon the Colony's new Long Jump king, Hatcher (K): 4. Lee Shhi-chung battle for the spotlight resumed, hurtled out to 21 feet 11 (HK); 5. LAC Huskies (K); 0. In tho Hongkong-Kowieen inches with the prettiest run- Gnr. Neville Lee (K) match at Carole Hill.

through-the-air style I have ever soen to beat Sgt. T. Moynan's old official mark of 21 feet 10 inches.

The surprise of this event was loon) 16 minutes

1. Chr. Derek Coburn (Kow- not the wimmer and the new 2. Gar.

50.8 seconds; Cope (K) and L/Bdr. Cileny record-holder, who Then came what many con-is expected to

beat 22 feet Hatcher (X) tied in 17 minutes sidered would bo

19102.1 seconds; 4. Sgt. Masson (K); acred

the

this

your. It WAR formance of the day Jennifer Saunders,

of the CES 5. Chan Kin-yln (HK); 6. Frank one lfart,

Waller (HK). off to a perfect start, kingpins of the diving werd outran Lam Kak-Inn

110 METRES HURDLES Deborah Hurlbait to

and for some Ylurs,

1. Victor Lal (Hongkong) 18.0 new competing in the Long Jump seconds; 2. Ple. Davie (K) 19.5 Colony record (and all-time the first time in 14 years. He

best) mark

Enconds. of 13.3 surprised himself just as

as much seconds in the Ladies' 100 Metres, as anyone else with a leap of 19. hoating the old mark of 13.4 fest 111⁄2 inches for second place. seconds held by June Hall (1941), In the next event, Lt. Reep Poon Ching-woon and Lam Kak. stole into the picture again with Inn (1952).

4

per-

who

WON

400 METRES LOW HURDLES

1. L. seconds; 2. Hung Chee-kee (HK). Reep (Kowloon) 62.2

HIGH JUMP

1. Victor Lai (Hongkong) 5 feet

a 62.2 seconds effort in winning 54 Inches; 2. Lt. Blight (K) Championships last year in this the first time he had ever van wl; 3, Cpl. Bo

ran fifth in the Colony the 400 Metres Hurdles. It was 3. Boddy (K) 5:1; 4. Bing event.

This season she has this race and his performance besten Lam Kak-lan

botah over was the sixth best in the Colony's 100 Yards and 100 Metres but history. Only the Colony Cham- Sout China's Pocket-sized pion in this event, A. Collaco, Rocket has knocked one whole has returned a better time second c Jennifer's old 200 through the whole Mistres

of the last record by way of re-and the present season. tallation.

CURZON AGAIN

with

At

21

Hort

POLE VAULT

orgyrecard; 229k (K)

(K)

DISCUS THROW 1. Chan Wai-chuen (Hong- kong) 109 feet 10 inches; 2. R. Heltmeyer (HK) 105:54; 3. Ng Yuen-fok (K) 92:11.

LADIES' EVENTS 100 METRES.

As expected, South China and Eastern qualified to meet in the final of the 1952-1953 Senior Challenge Shield series, South China after strong resistance by Army on Saturday and Eastern with a time win over Kwong Wah yesterday.

South China also entered the Junior Shield final by disposing of Eastern by

1. Lt. Reep (Kowloon) 10 feet 4-1 yesterday and are now well on their way to a possible record year,

¤ Inches; 2. Lau Kam-yiu (K). The Challenge Shield finals wah, who could make the open- of play, Chan Ka-sau swung the

5; 3. Kwong_Lau-chin (K) 0:24. D. H. Knox (HK). in both divisions were criginally ings as well as give them the ball to the rightwing from the

LONG JUMP scheduled to be played on April linishing touch,

edge of the box, and the centre

HART ON HER OWN

1. To King-chau (Hongkong) 25, but that date has now bien In contrast, yesterday's match fịẩm thị right which went past

fcef

inchca Colony taken over by the visit of the between Eastern and Kwong the goabnouth pught the de-

11 A record breaking Indonesian tearn and the Anals Wah was played at much fendera out of position. Hau The pace slackened for about 20 followed with Jennifer

Scurders (HK) will probably be pushed for slower pace and was practically lobbed the ball into the far top minutes and then Mike Curzon doing

19:11; 3. it all on her own. This ward to an earlier date.

over after the first half wheir corner of the goalmouth with ran back into the picture. In was in the Ladies' High Jump 17:4; 5, Ng Yuen-fok (K).

19:3;

4. Capt. K. Jerome Yue Kai-yan making a vain a great race with Lt. Bowen of Deborah Hurlbatt stuck it out Of the two Sentor

Easter took a two-goal lead. semi-

effort to come back into position. 72 LAA Regt., he won the 1,500 with her up to 4 feet 5 inches

HOP, STEP & JUMP finals, that between Army and

The general weakness of local South China on Saturday pro-

Five minutes from the inter- Metres in 4 minutes 28.7 seconds a height that only Jennifer has 41 feet 1 inch; 2 Cheung Wal- 1. To King-chau (Hongkong) Eastern Increased their faster time than the reigning bosten of all the girls who have long (K) 37:10. thuced 11 distinctly brighter, teams was again apparent in val

when Kwong Wah-a goal-shooting lead

Chan Ka-sau Colony thrilling Bod

Champlon, Sgt. superior forward line. Eastern corrected managed to force the ball into MacMahon, also of Royal Signals

Joe ever jumped in Hongkong.

SHOT PUT brand of soccer.

Then Jennifer started im- not succeed in this weakness with the experi- the net in serimmage in front and the HKAAC, has relied in proving on her Colony record a If Army

Chan Wal-churn, (Hong- they ment of playing left-back Chan of the goalmouth

after a long two seasons here na kingpin of half-inch at

Her first kong) 38 feet 4%1⁄2 inches; 2. Cpl. a time. their Kn-sau in the forward line and shot by Ho Ying-fun.

the Milers.

4 feet 7 inches, Boddy (K) 37:6; 3. R. Heltmeyer effort

Wes Derek Cobur, resounding success, way to flatling a type of play Chan bagging three of the five

Eastern forged ahead

who took followed by

feet 74 Inches, 4 (HK) 32:9; 4. George Saunders McMahon's that will enable them and other goals scored by his

minutes after the resumption

record away from feet 844 inches and them 4 feet (HK) 30:3, 5. Lau Kam-yiu (K) teams to crack the invincibility

his side.

by Hau him in the last a fine

meet of last 8 inches-all heights cleared 20:42, of the South China team.

Hau Ching-to playing Ching-to, whose

one short square season at Kai Tak, with 4 minutes on only right up to form, and being well pass was Army adopted

was content khe

perfectly connected 17 seconds. correct

foct 0 inches she just with a full-winning the 100 and 5,000 Metres brushed the bar off on her first tacties of taking the offensive plied with his favourite passes by Chan Ka-sau

Ying-fun, who was blooded low first-timer.

runs, from the opening whistle and from Ho

try and two more didn't help. at inside-left for the imekiately started at a cracking } playing

With

Coburn. Curzon, Lt. Only last week she just brushed period which has as yet seldom | major

of the game, Kwong Wah scored their only Bowen and Lt. McCord available, the bar off at 4 feet 10 inches in

JAVELIN THROW pace been seen in local matches. Eastern's more effective forward goal three minutes later, when a there should be a great 1,500 a practice session.

1. Chan Wal-chuen (Hong- They had the Chinese attacks line proved the deciding factor. centre by Kim Lak-sang saw Metres flod in the Colony

That was just about the end of kong )158 feet 44 Inches; 2. Lau time and again nipped in the The Kwong Wah vanguard Yue Yu-tak fail to reach to it. Championships next month.

everything spectacular except for Kom-ylu (K) 138:10; 3. Marcus bud with early tackling in the were as fast if not faster than In a scramble for the ball, Lo Mike Curzon, a fast Quarter- the 5,000 Me

Motre race where Souza (K) 134:6; 4.

L/Bdr. mkifidid, and, In fact, except that of their opponents, but Sau-fook get his feet to it and Miler, ren in the Open Mite just Derek Coburn was not running Morris (K); 5. Gnr. Ella (K); towards the end, had control of lacked the experience of making slammed it into the goal.

for the fun of it at the University away from the field by the same 0. J. C. Royce (HK), the game

the openings, and although Barely a couple of minutes Sports and discovered himself es comfortable margin that he was packing sumelent kicking power, later, Chan Kasza got to a one of the Colony's best in this expected to. were too ind

Individualistic to offer through pass cleverly

place event... much punch, too, Eastern held and left-back

between the opposing centre-half LL, Bowen's 4 minutes 20.4

and had In defence,

10 seconds in leking second pleee the edge over their opponents. the goalmouth and putting the history of Hongkong athletics.

difficulty in making his way to was the ninth fastest in the Yue Yiu-tak, with the exception of one fumble that cost his side ball past goalkeepe: Yue Kal- Curzon's. performance ranks NO GOAL-GËTTERS

Twelve minutes from

time-fourth, Army failed for three notier- their only goal, was the steadier yan

of the two goalkeepers.

Mrs Van Vliet then stole into able

Hau Ching-to capped an even- Saturday, OTL

Both Loo They didn't have a goal-getting |

Ping-chiu and Long's grand performance with the picture with a Javelin Throw Hon-sun were faster and a beautiful solo goal. Receiving of 81 feet 2 Inches-a new Colony forward line, particularly

sicadier under

(Hongkong) than pressure roat-getter like Lee Yuk-tak or their vis-a-vis, S. S. Nien and just past midfeld, he made his Inter-Club Senior standards in a short pass from Ho Ying-fun record and an excellent throw by

But the real Iron Man of the 28.1 seconds-Colony record; day was the last one home in Deborah Hurlbait (HK) 28.3 Yue Cheuk-yin,

Secondly,

Cheung Yan-yee, and Cheung way all alone to the goalmouth, Englend Just were

Australia. right-back

Cheung little short of lasting the ter- Kam-hol at centre-half was in beating

Twenty more minutes passed this race, Frank Waller of King seconds equallin

anything

V School and the Colony record; 3. Chan Chee-yuk rife

put up, and fine form with his spolling Yan-yee, and neatly tapped the without pace they

spectacular George ball past Yue Kal-yan.

nd then Billy McCall

IIKAAC, who kept up with the (K). thirdly they were just a little game.

hed held for quite a few laps before

HIGH JUMP unlucky in having to start with

Into the spotlight around one THE TEAMS

back turn to clock

dropping

1. Jennifer Hart (Kowloon) 4 22.7 seconds for

and that after turned in what were, it feet 8% faches Colony rosed: 200 Matres--two-tenths of 1 Kwong Wah started pro- Fastern: Yue Yiu-tak; second behind the Colony record. Best efforis carlier in the after- 51⁄2 inches; 3. Leung Pak-kay not mistaken, his personal 2. Deborah Hurlbatt (HK) 4 feet South China held ono distinct misingly from the kick-off and Hon-sus, Lee Pink-chlu: He now shares with Jackson advantage over them in having Eastern had! an carly escapo Chan Fei-hung, Cheung Kam- three forwards, Lee Yuk-tak, when Yue Yiu-tak fumbled with hol, Lo Wal-kuen; Chang Mince the second best time ever noon in the 400 and 800 Metres, (K) feet 2 inches.

returned in this event around a For sheer grit over a lot of a back pass from Cheung Kam-chuen, Ho Ying-fan, Chan Kar-turn in Hongkong athletics, milenge in fast company it was 1. Rita Hall (Kowloon) 15 hol, but recovered sufficiently sau, Lo Kwok-tal, Hau Ching-though three more faster times Frank Waller who Was the feet 9 inches; 2. Fong Sic (KC)

have been returned on straight-athlete of the day. Kwong Wah held the attack Kwong Wah: Yue Kal-yan; away 200 Metres courses in the L/Bdr. Hatcher of CHCES- (K) 14 fecs 7 inches; 4. Dibcrsh country and rood-running re-Hurlbst (HK); 5. Ng Shrung- THE race of the putation who finished fourth in kwal (HK). As new record-holders the 400 Metres, third in the 1.080

SHOT PUT and too much individualism. chit Cheung Tang-um, Lee Hart and Hall took time out for Metres and second in the 5,000 1. Mrs J. Van Vllet (Hong-; Eastern opened the scoring in Tin-kec, Law Sau-fook, Kam refreshments, three girls lined Metres ran 700 metres more than kong) 28 feet 14 inches; 2. May the 15th minute against the run Luk-sang.

for up the 200 Metres.

Waller yesterday, but that with Wu (K) 25: 75; 3. Jennifer Hart Lam Kak-Lan, in the second much more expenderme and quile (K) 25:3; 4. Deborah Hurlbatt lane, had in December broken few trophies to his compelit:ve | (HK) 24:8; 5. Rita Hall (K) the old record of 20.1 seconds record.

21: 0. set by epectators Hart and Hall.

DISCUS THROW winner and runner-up in.

1. May Wu (Kowloon) 75 feet event in the Last Colony Cham-

10 inches; 2. Mrs J. Van Vilet with planships,

a 20.8-second

(HK) 73:24. effort that left everyone doubtful though the time was passed a record. In the fourth lane was Deborah Hurlbutt, who the day after Kak-lon had set her new Colony record had beaten the Pocket- Sized Rocket plus Champlon Hart and Runner-up Hall in a more leisurely 29.3 seconds,

reasons

they,

2

a one-goal deficit through 1 penalty.

Yue Cheuk-yin, and Mok Chun-

THE GOALS

to.

In time.

for the greater part of the first Cheung Yan-yee, S. S. Nien 15 minutus, but this came to no- Fok Nai-tong, Kim Kyu-hwan,

dim

past.

от

Then came

World Title For

English Figure thing through weak finishing Luk-hing-cheung: Chan, Ming-day.

Skating Pair

Davos, Switzerland, }

Feb. 8.

John and Jennifer Nicks, British Breeders Likely

a brother and sister team

from Brighton, England,

won the World Figure

Skating Championship for

pairs here today.

Frankos Datos atd Norrla Bowden of Canada finished Decond and the Hungarian brother..and sister team of Marianne and Laszlo Nagy were third. inird.

was

The Nicks' performance and the Ave-minute

stint of the two Canadians were so smooth and preciso that there doubt to the very end as to

tho victors. The two Nicks, whose father runs a sports goods shop: In Brighton, England, have been skating in competition for five

yours.

Benefit Little From

The Tulyar

Sale

To

London, Feb. 9.

First reaction in British racing circles to the news that the Aga Khan had sold his record breaker Tulyar to the Irish National Stud was a sense of relief that he had not been allowed to follow so many other outstanding stallions to the United States.

But English breeders are likely to benefit little from the deal.

One of the directors of the Stud said that Tulvar would be available to very few mares from English atables.

even

Kak

this

Gnr. Cope and L/Bdr.- Hatcher- hung on to within 12 seconds of 1. Jennifer Hart (Kowloon) him to finish in a dead-heat after 13. secondr-Colony record; 2. Anul straight. A surprise was 3. Deborah Hurlbatt (HK) 13.8 a devastating sprint down the Lam Kak-lan (HK) 13.6 seconds: Sgt. Masson outlasting South secends; 4. Fok Wing-shoung China's crack road runner Chan (K); 5, Lee Shuk-tak (HK); 6. King-yin for fourth place. Betty Williams (UK).

200 METRES 1. Lam Kak-lon

IRON MEN

THE SUMMARIES

100 METRES

1. Stephen Xavier (Konvicon) 112 seconds; 2. Lee Wing-kai (HK) 11.5 seconds; 3. Pie. Crane (K) 11.6 seconds; 4. Hung Chiec- kee (HK) 11.7 seconds; 5. Yau Tak-kec (K) 11.8 seconds.

200 METRES

1. W. L. McCall (Kowloan) 22,7 seconds; 2: Quentin Almao (K) 23.3 seconds, 3. Hung Chee-kee (HK); 4 Lee Wing-kai (HK); 3. Capt. K. Jerome (K); 0. Roy Spencer (HK),

LONG JUMP

2.

previous

14 feet 8 inches: 3. Jennifer Hart

JAVELIN THROW

1. Mrs J. Van Vilet (Hong- kong) 91 feet inches Colony record; 2. May Wu (K) 5: 11.

NOTICE.

Victor Lai, University Athletic Club Chairman,

on his way to victory in the 120 Yards High Hurdles at the University Annual Sporta at Pokfulam on Satur- day in the fast time of 17.2 seconds his best in Hong.. kong.

The following day he won the same event for Hongkong against Kowloon at Boundary Street. Ho was Captain of the Hongkong team and also won the High Jump-China Mail Photo,

THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB NINTH RACE.MEETING 1952/53 Saturday, 21st February, 1953 (Hold under the Rules of The Hong Kong jockey Club),

The programme will consist of 9 races. The First Bell will be rung at 1.30 p.m. and the First Race will be run at 2 p.m.

Through Tickets (B Races-$18.00) also tickets at $2.00 each for the Cash Sweep on the last race of the Mooting as well as the Special Cash Sweep on the "Hong Kong Derby" scheduled to be un on 2nd May, 1933, may be obtained at the Cash Sweep OMee of the Club at Queen's Building, Ground Floor, Chater Road,

Through Tickets reserved for this meeting but not paid for by 10 am, on Friday, 20th February, will be sold and the reservation cancelled for future meetings.

To avoid congestion at the Cruh Sweep Office at Queen's Building, sweep tickets may also be purchased at the Club'a Branch Offices at:-

D'Aguilar Streel, Hong Kong

382 Nathan Road, Kowloon TOTALISATOR

rules:-

or

The attention of Totalisator Investors is drawn to the following

Dividends will be paid on the winning and placed ponies so declared by the Stewards when the "ÄLL CLEAR" is given. The "ALL CLEAR" signal will be Indicated by a white light at the Totalisutor Tower. BACKERS ARE AD- VISED NOT TO DESTROY OR THROW AWAY THEIR TICKETS UNTIL AFTER THE "ALL CLEAR" SIGNAL HAS

·BEEN EXHIBITED.

Totalisator Tickets should be examined and checked before leaving the Selling Counters os mistakes of any description cannot be rectified later.

Cash received in respect of Dividends should be checked before leaving the Pay-Out Counters as no claim for short payment of the value of tickets presented can be entertained once Investors have left the Counters.

All winning tickets-and-tickets-for-refunds- must be presented for payment at the Race Course on the day to which they reter, but none will be paid later than one hour after the time für which the lest tece of the day has been scheduled to be rum.

In no circumstances will any Dividends be paid or refunds made unless a ticket is produced. Payment WILL NOT be made on torn or disfigured tickets.

MEMBERS' BADGES AND ENCLOSURE

MUST wear their badges prominently displayed throughout the Members and guests are reminded that they and their ladies Meeting.

NO ONE WITHOUT A BADGE WILL BE ADMITTED TO THE MEMBERS' ENCLOSURE.

Badges admitting ladies not in possession of Brooches or Season tickets and gentlemen, non-members of the Club, to the for ladies or gentlemen. are obtainable through the Secretary at Members Enclosure and the Club Rooms at $10.08 including tix. Alexandra House, on the written or personal Introduction of a Member, such member to be responsible for all visitors introduced by him, and (or payment of all chits, etc.

Only a limited number of badges admitting to Members* Enclosure will be on sale at the Race Course.

The Branch Offices and the Treasurers' Compradore Ome will close at 11 am, and the Secretary's Office at 11.45 am. The Treasurers' Compradore Ofee is situated at Queen's Building, Ground Floor, Chater Read, and the Secretary's Office at Alexandra House, 8th Floor.

A limited number of timing will be obtainable at the Club House provided they are ordered in advance from the No. 1 Boy (Tel. 27818).

NO CHILDREN WILL BE ADMITTED TO THE CLUB'S PRE- MISES DURING THE MEETING.

PUBLIC ENCLOSURE

The Price of admission to the Public Enclosure will be $3.00 including tax for all persons including Ladies and will be payable at the Gate.

Any person leaving the Public. Enclosure during a Meeting will fortalt his or her right of admission to the Enclosure and will be required to pay the requisite fee of $3.00 in order to gain re- adimission.

-

BOOKMAKERS, TIC TAC MEN, ETC, WILL NOT BE PER- MITTED TO OPERATE WITHIN THE PRECINCTS OF THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB.

MEALS AND REFRESHMENTS WILL BE OBTAINABLE IN THE RESTAURANT IN THE PUBLIC. ENCLOSURE.

SERVANTS' PASSES

THE HONG KONG OUTFOXED.

• JOCKEY CLUB Deborah of the six-foot stride decided she would fox Kak-tan

100 METRES

9th Race Meeting 1952/53 1. Lat. Goodburn (Kowloon) with a leisurely m to the bend and then pile on the pace.

55.0

seconds; 2.. Michael Willcox THE AINSTY PLATE Little

lon outfoxed (HK):,55.0 "acconds; 2. Frank (For 1963: Ponics) Deborah Instead. She plied up Walter (HK)

Servants' pesses will be issued to private box holders only, 57.2 seconds, 4.

who are requested to distribute them with discrimination and to a lead of two and three yards en L/Bdr. Hatcher "(K); 5. Cheung Entries will be accepted endorse their names on the passes. Holders of such pasada are the first straight and the Ex-Chek-yin (HK): 0. Gar Bennet from the owners of those not permitted in the Members' Enclosure except for passing through foot strido caught up with her, (K).

800 METRES

pontor, which may qualify at on their duties and must remain in their, employers” stands.. "Our · polley is to allow of how stata assistance helps began to give ground, then I his younger days. His 20-year-ct breedera

Gar. in the Republic of the breeding industry of a started catching up once more

Derek Coburn (Kow the 8th Race Meeting, för Owing to the congestion in the Members' Betting Hall and at sister, Jemiter, who wore a lacy Ireland to ballot for the pri- country.

to no avail.

Loon) 2 minutos

17.2 seconds; 2. Lt. antry, in the above named Booth adjacent to Boxes in the Coffee Room, Box-holders and Helped by

The slik dresa, toverd around the rink | vilege

a new Goodburn (K)-2.08.4; 3. J. Crace up till NOON on Tues only of the Pablo Belling III Miktary Police will be posted at Members are requested to ensure that their servants make use of using stallions" at

Government sube

result-Kak-lan, a with #m 20 smoothly and | stud," he declared. Kyle,

sidies from rovenue obtained Colony record and all-time beat Royco (1K) 2:00.4; 4. Loung precisely" that the crowd

various poinla in the enclosure to ensure that this regulation is by levy on bets the Irish of 26.1 seconds and Deborah, a Kam-po (HK), 2:10.8; 6. Leung day, 10th February, 1953. approximately 3,000 applauded

purchase of Tulyar. National Stud is in a position second best over of 28.3 seconds, Xiu-lam- (K) 2:12.0, 3. Frank

adhered to. Again and again.

record-breaking winner or to give great benant” to the #bood, or Baul - Bhum - ngányi Waller (HIC):241,4-

By Order, ? They skated to the tune of £76,417, on the "British turf, brooding Industry, of Ireland | spectacular: 20.4 seconds in 1948, 200 1,500 METRES A

H. MIBA, The Lady is a Tramp."—A 520- for the world record mum of and to the small broeder In, More than 20 minutes pastod 1. M. P. Curton (Hongkong) 4

·£280,000 · 19 another axample i partitilar-Router,

before 13. anything := spectacular | minutes : 28.7)"seconds 2. 14.

Johnny, who is 23, looks con- alderably like Mickey Rooney, In

dit&dPress.

0.4

Tac

By Order.

IL MISA,

Secretary.

Secretary.