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HKASF TO ASK GOVERNMENT FOR TAX BENEFITS

At a meeting of the Executive Committee of the Amateur Sports Federation, held at the VRC last night with Mr J. Skinner in the chair, it was decided that in- stead of asking Government to abolish entertainment tax on amateur sport in the Colony, the Federation should ask that all such tax leyled from amateur sport should be devoted, in one way or another to sport.

Mr Skinner, in discussing the proposition, said he believed that in this way the man-at-the-gate would actually get more for his money than if entertainment tax on sport were abolished.

if

2180 mentioned that Government agreed

to

stution, submitted for proval in busic essentials.

All the members of the Coun- ell were asked in turn if they had anything to say on the new Constitution before it went be-

tax it entertainment bolish would be an awkward and im- politie move for them since they sen would be laying themselves open to demands for other entertain-fore the full meeting. ment tax abolitions. He said There were no comments, ex-

for two reasons

DIL'S, that, us,

cepting some favourable

Mr Ma Man-fal's turn was better to ask Government until fore:servation rather abolition

it

tion of Amateur Sport en- tertainment tax.

**

came to speak.

fuit

He said that there was one thing about the new Constitu Mr Ma Man-fai said that in tion's first draft that had struck is opinlon they would get him very forcibly Indeed that, reply-it reply chine at all--that along one or two other club i was not Government's policy so treated, the CAAF had been ek tan to rarmark portions relegated to the

Position of giral revenue for specile huserary and non-voting mem

that it was thus er of purposes and

Live Association, Letter

merely that some their former position of 10

al h money should be spent out of

of affiliated member, Although it the $1,500,000 remaining out of was then stressed that this ob- the Colony's development fund jection should properly be kept fer an indoor stadion apart for fuiler discussion later, there from the one at Sookunpoo was

200 was some 30

30 minutes talk on which was suitable only for out-

the subject, in which the follow- door games in which bad-

Ing points were brought up by minton and other indoor con-

various members: tests could be held, as well as

Thal being useful for other functions.

INCORPORATEU

the CAAF had only been tull members for the past year and that they had been

voted In absence of the regule

the Chairman.

That the CAAF had bad no full meeting for two years and could not, therefore, be counted as a fully delive body.

was finally decided that Mr Ma's suggestion be incorporated in the letter, which would also express full ratitude for what Government had already done for

amateur

in the Colony. aport

of it The

That the CAAF and the extra money,

for the granted, will be used for HKASF were "reciprocal" men- Building of sporting amenities, bers in the Colony and therefore the subsidisation of clubs to do the Chinese body was of equal and the financing of Colony importance although this was teams abroad, which would, en-discounted on the HKASF were hance the reputation of the the

Internationally the only boly Colony with regard to sporting cognised as representing the activities,

Colony. They were reciprocal, The reading of correspondence the Chairman state, only in the revealed that the HKFA had see of exchanging opinion on

decided to

enter an equal basis. provisionally ine Asian games.

this

tive of the Table Teninis sociation, cleared up to

THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, JULY 16, 1953. ~

JUNIOR TENNIS

CHAMPIONSHIPS

Miss Fanny ten Bosch of the Netherlands and Miss Rita Davar of India dis. cuss Miss Davar's tennis racket before leaving for Wimbledon, where they were competing in the Junior Tennis Championships.-Express Photo,

It Was

At

£5 For 50

Lord's

By DENIS COMPTON

As you may imagine, the tension in the England dressing-room on the last day of the Lord's Test was quite remarkable. Even such battle- hardened players as Len Hntton and Alec Bedser were scarcely able to watch a ball.

They sat in the dressing-room for long periods, anxiously asking someone to tell them what had happened every time an extra loud noise came from the excited

crowd.

The unusually phlegmalle | When they were out quickly, he would Freddie Brown, Chairman of the Jolinie determined Selectors, who was next in after never tempt the fates again in the marathon stand between the same way.

NERVE-RACKING Willie Watson and Trevor Bailey.)

Even in that was equally affected.

nerve-racking atmosphere, however, we found time and opportunity for a laugh. I suppose. I must have showed my thoughts a good deal became once Norman Yardley said to

He refused to move from the chair from which he saw every ball bowled during the partner- ship.

attention,

|

if wickets fell quickly, but there is a tale of the day when, having marked himself down for No. 9, he settled in a deck-chair to watch the opening pair.

Suddenly a ball lifted and the batsman, only just managed to play it down.

"Blimey!" sak the skipper. He leaped from his chair and went into the dressing-room-to put his pads on in good time! He sat with them on for the rest of the day, by which time Sussex were over 350 for about ONE WELCOME GUEST three wickets.

Few visitors are allowed In

during Test matches, but one welcome guest the dressing-room

Lord's was an American heat and cricket lover-Mr N. J. Sayen of Town, New

It was finally pleaded by a Mr D. W. Luke, a representa-member in close connection with

As the CAAY that the Chinese Freddle was superstitious that com-body be admitted as a full mema-if he moved England might have me

of ber. Although the body had not bad luck. He deputed Norman "Whatever is the matter with plete satisfaction a matter some

the been an active one in the past, Yardley, his fellow-selector, to you, Denis? You're worse than money owing to

enquiries at the Hugh Bartlett used to be just HIKASF

Tennis he stressed, there were all in-deal with all by the Table Association. Some funds owing dications that it would be so in their requiring the Chairman's before he was going in to bull

Hugh, one of the shrewdest to the Table Tennis Association the near

I belleve talked lot. captains in postwar cricket, was were still returned, but when they were, Mr Luke suld, they

Johnnie Wardle was strangely well known for his nervinus man- silent. He was determined not nerisms in the dressing-room. would be passed on. Mr Luke

turn his Before was informed that there was no

to wish "good luck" to anyone

furiously, else in the team or to make chain-smoked urgency in the matter, the only

aften found thing required hud

any optimistic utterances. formation.

difficulty in buckling his pads.

Hugh always put his pads un early because he hated having to rush through his preparations

been

In-

THE ASIAN GAMES The Asian Games was

the discussed, und in next..matter.. this connection it was decided that a bona fide residents of the Colony should be allowed to participate whether of Asian stock or not. Mr Skinner said that it was a matter of

common and honesty. Mr sense Man-ful sold that it was a pity that Hongkong had no laws that a citizen of Hongkong defined

existent in Singa- such as are

pore,

Ma

With regard to the up-keep of athletes at the Games, it was decided that both Clubs and the Association should contribute `a amount. The Tennis certala

Association, it was mentioned, had given $2,000, which would

passages of

future. fult meeting to discuss the new Constitution will be held on at the July 27 at 5.30 pan. VRC. It will bc the only item on the agenda,

action Other

taken at the meeting was the admission of the Rifle Association (of which the Gun Club forms a. part) us a member.

You see, Johnnie said "good tuck" to Len Hutton, Don Kenyon and Tom Graveney before they went in to but overnight.

THE SPORTS ROUND UP

Hamilton Square depressing most

Australian Test Cricketers

Want Their Conduct

Investigated

In

England

Mr George Davies, manager of the Australian touring team, has written to

Jersey.

Mr Sayon is one of the few who prefer Americans I know cricket to tennis or baseball.

delighted by He was 30 England's Aght-back-against-the- odds on the last day that he announced he would give £5 to anyone scoring 50 or over and

C2 for or over.

20 or

than

No sooner had any batsman Agure reached the

required han Mr Sayen whipped the money out of his packet and. despite protests, insisted on making gift.

the

ROYAL H.K. DEFENCE

Serlal

FORCE ORDERS

Force Orders

H

men of GSO I (Deputy Comman-Kowloon Coy (Canusala as de- 123, 1933. Report ORQMS Philips.

dant) Royal Hongkong Force w.o.f. July 13, 1933,

1935

detailed by Co. 1.1. Rest. An offl-alig Wednesday, July 21, 1953. Hood, 0.20 RM Tuesday, July 1.

er to be detailed by CO XAAF.

Tranport leaves Baltatsdry No. 28 Onlers by 4 32 ('13' Coy) Werk-end Ex ¡p.m. Licut-Colonel C. P. Vaughan, July 18/19, 1953. RV 2.30 p.m. en Road) at 145 pm, Sunday, July 10

Saturday, July 18, 1933, 61 Breurly Fight-HKAAF Hangar mimi. DSQ, Commandant, Royal Park, Kowloon. Dress: As or Transport leaves Salisbury Road at Hongkong Defence Force. Dated dered by Pl Comd. "C" Coy-Tucs 8.45 a.tm. July 14, 1953.

day, July 31, 1963. Conerolinent &

Hongkong WAAC Cam. IV 6.15 p.m. at MPO for Te Training. Signali **A* Parede Arom. Dress: Battle Order, Bereta | Lecture 18 MPG 8.30 p.m. Thurs- worn & steel helmets carried. 9 Pl day, July 23, 1963. Btore Parade (^°C“ Coy}-Weck-rnd Ex July 1/1, IIQ". RIKOT 8.30 p.m. Thursday, Appointment. Lient-Col 9. RV 2.30 0.15. on Saturday, July 23, 1963, Dress Uniform. Re- Newton Dunn auumes the point-July 18, 1953 al Security Car Park pori 1918 Lane. Clerks Parade 119

Drem: As ordered by

HIIKDF 1,30 p.m. Thursday, July Defence Comd.

tailed)-Pd Day-Tuesday, July The First Aid Parade 119 BUNDS, 6.30 Relinquishment, Lleut-Col C.F. 1983. Tune Classification. RV 8.30 9.m. Tuesday, July 21, 1953. Dres: Vaughan, DSO, relinquishes the Ro-a.m. at Becurity Car Park, Kowloon Uniform,

Cookery. Perade 110 pointment of Cso 1 (Deputy Con- for Ka! Tak, Dress: Balile Order KDF 5.30 p.m. Thursday July mandant). Royal Hongkong Defence lese steel helmets, berets worn & 23, 2053. Dress Uniform. Fild Day: Foron w.e.f.samo date.

junglo hata in haversack, -“D. Coy Parade MPG 8.43 x.ni, Sunday, July Cless personnel on parade Tuesday, $20.

1053. Drevater bottle. Cook Overalls, Beret. Audi Toard. An audi boardly 11, 1933) Bay-Wednesday. Rubber Shoes, composed as under will assemble at uly 22, 1933, See & Pi attack, RV white hoodscarf. Aprons will be le- the Administrative Ofiner's office at 8.30 a.m. at Security Car Park for med

1933. on Thursday, July 23. AKDF HQ on Monday, July 27, Cattle Peak Area, Dress; Battle Or- Depot Recruits Parade iq Rukor 1933 at 8.30 p.m. for the purpose of audiuing such accounts as may be der. Less steel helmets. berets worn 30 p.m. Tuesday, July 21,

de jungle hata in avec Dress: Uniform. Ieport to ISM Iesented:-Freudent-Malor J.C.M. Coy Biri-Tursday, July 21, 1953. Campboil. Archery, Report Q. Grentam, VRD. MUE, Home Guard. Drill Briefing for week-end Ex. RV RHKDF 8.20 p.m. Tuesday, July Members-A Warrant Onicer to be 0.20 p.m. at MPG, Dress: Clean 1955, Dreas: Sporta Kit. Basketbali rifle sings & bayonet frogs, Report WILAC Mens 30. MatDonnell Force Headquarters

Bee-Veh Maint. 2 Bec-IC Engine &

Hockey 1933. Dress; Sports Kit. Fault Andling. 3 Sec-Dur Intr. RV

Report Pollee Ground, Boundary St. Int Unit IQ Pi: Parade Tuesday, 5.15. p.m. at MPG for HQ, Dress: Kowloon 4.30 Friday, July 24, July 21, 1933, HQ RHKDF 5.30 p.m. Clean fatigue. MT FL Thursday. Dth Lecture New

Course. Dread: July 23, 1933. DVI Instr. RY 5, 1993, Dress: Sports Kit. Plain clothes. Recce : Parade (p.m. at MPG for HQ. Dreis: Clean (8gd) O. P. Newton Dunn, Li-Col., Thursday, July 23, 1983 Wonenet augue. Int Ber & Snipers-Wedinex-

ase 1 (Deputy Commandant) chong Gao. Practical Map Reading,day, July 22, 1933. Att 8S 1'i unul

.H.K.D.F.. Compass March. Tpt will leave MP fur, 1953, 50 Course, RV 6.1

notice. Med Sec-Tuesday, July 8.30 p.m.

Ariery Battery, Fé Connery Tp: p.m. at MPC for 119. Drew: Clean Parade HQ HHKOF Friday. Juis 24. ŝtatique, 53 Wednesday, July 1963, 4.30 p.m. Dress: As detailed, 2, 1933. Lecture "Rule Shooting" Parade MPG 3.35 .in. RV 3.13 p.in, at MPG for HQ, Dress; July 20, 1953, Dres Plant clutien. Overall, belis, berets, Sp Cay Mu July 22, 1951. Coy Parade 1Q RHKDF Wednesday, Jidy P-Tuesday, 22, 1863, 12.15 p.. "" Spetion Camda Dinpool, RV 5.15 p.10. at only. Dress: Plaút chilies.

MPG for 119. Dream: Clean_fatigue (Short) Rute Kings

Dayanet Hongkong Regiment

Frogs Mor -Tuesday, July 21, 1965. Coy Comics Disposal. RV 5.15 Duties. Orderly officer of the p.m. at MPG for HQ. Drem: Clean (Shorts) rifle sling & week-Lt L.A. Fox. Next for duty tntique

Ride. Orderly Set- į bayūnet frage, Alt Por Fi-Tura. -2nd Lt E.J.L.

D.J.R.day, July 21, 1933. Fire Orders. Reant of the Week-Sg1

F. Compon fur Blaker. Next

duty-Sgt

Bitte RV 5.15 m. at MPG for HQ. Dress: Clean fatique.

Order by Commissioner D. W. Crabb.

Traming. "A" Cay-Tuesday, Jury rifle slings, Asli Pnr 11--Wednesday, MacIntosh, CMG, OBE, Knight

Rific Class). 21. 1933. Map Reading. Compnay, July 22, 1953F4 Day.

of Grace, Venerable Order of Fd Sis. See Finns. RV 520 m. Bention, NV 3.30 nm. at Security St John of Jerusalem, Com- at MPG. Dress: Clean fatigue "Car Park, Kowloon for Kai Tak. Lay-Monday, July 20, 1933. Battle Drem: Battle Order less Steel hel-missioner of St John Ambulance Drill, Pay, itv 5.15 p.m. at MPG mets, berete wom & Jungle hats in Brigade, Hongkong District, No. for Soukunpoo.

Clean tati havermach.

Dress:

HKASA Trials

At The VRC

ed an

St. John Ambulance Orders

28/53. Dated July 16, 1953.

Home Guard

Ambulance Duties-Hongkong---. Kennedy Town 10.7.33, 25.7.03) Training. Parade HQ BKDF 3.30

K.F. DIY: 26, 7.53.1.6.3, Shauki- p.m. Thursday, July 23, 1903, Lee- ture by Co. 1.S. Drili, Tpt will

won K.F. Div.; July 1833; Shaukiwan August 1933: NK DW. K.F. leave MPG 5.18 p.m. Dress: Beret. overalia. Field Day Parade MPC Central Neg. Div.

26, 1933 for

Duties Rowison, —— Sunday, July

Kowloon

Dir.: Wongnelchong Gap. Tat will leave MPG 9 a.m. Drews; Battle order.

Tintui Diva July 1953: Kowloon YMCA Na. DIV.: August Hongkong Auxillary Air Force

Nod. Div. Administration. Force 119 admin.

A.7.

Ambiance 20,7.53.-20.7.53. 27.7.53.3.8.03.

1953:

Shamalipo

Tenetration Squad Duties—19.TAJ. Dr Lin-lun, Dentist A. J. Staple & Mansilien Nag. Div.;

20.7.00 Dr La Man-hin, Denilst W.C. Alwright & Manstuen Nig. Div.

A capacity crowd was treated to a novel exhibition of swim- ming at the VRC pool yesterday control has been transferred to Fly- evening, when the HKASA staging Squadron HQ Kai Tak. Tels.

interesting programme Nos.-O.C. 53481; NCO V/1⁄2 53387.

Meining In Night consisting of various types of

In-Night on Thursday, July 19. The

Beach Dutles; - 18.7.53, swimming between the Colony's Officers are reminded of the Dining Commanding Officer wishes all affi-

Repulse Bay, Shaukiwan K. BIZ:

DIV. leading aquatic stars.

The events comprised five races eers to be prosent.

Discipline-Hi Annual Document Wave Bay, Shaukiwan

Shek-O, Eastern DIV.; 19.7.53, in which only the use of the legs Check. Section Commanders are 10

9.30 am, Repulse Bay, Kennedy were permitted, and five where render nominel rolls us at July 15,

Town Div. Big Wave Bay, Bih addresa of personnel under their | Nan Dly.; Shek-0, Wanchai

Day, only the arms were used, the legs 1913 showing Home being tied.

Div.: 10

p.m. Regulam Western Dist. Div; Big Wave Bay, Trade Training. Clerka PA Central Div.: Shek-D, Wanchai "A" 6.45 p.m. Transport leaves Sailsbury Confucian Div. Big Wave Tuesday. July 21-KAAP Hangat Div 25.7.55. 2 p.m. tepuis Exay, Road at 340 p.m. Friday, July 243.C.A.A Div Shck-O

KAAF Hangarm-Full Day's Sing Div.: 30.7.83. 9.50

Bay. K.C.0.3. Casteeway BAY Traming. Transport leaves Salisbury Repulse Day. It.K.Y.M.C.A. Div..

The purpose of these events was to determine, for future re- ference in the drawing up of training programmes for enen individual swimmer, where each particular swimmer needed extra cosching and instruction.

command.

and Busmer

Bay.

*L*

Div.:

Div.

Homantin Refugee Camp Dalles. --17.7.33. Dr. Wong Wah-lewan & Chung Hon-kwan, Waterloo.. Eng. Div. & H.Y.M.C.A. A/D.; 21.7.53, Drs.

Wet, Lam Shu-kro &CS. Waterloo Mig. Diy & Mong Kok Amb. Div. 24.7.53. Dra Lee Shin- fuen & Lay Ong Ul, K.Y.M.C.A. Neg. Div. & Kong Wah A/D.

Food at 3.45 a.m. Cerks .D. DIE Wave Thursday, July 21-KAAF Hangar Shek-0, 8.45 pm, Transport leaves Salisbury 1.30 p.m. Repulse Bay, Shaukiwan THE RESULTS Ladies 25 yds Scissor Kick with Road at 5.45 p.m. Auxiliary Police. DIY: Big Wave Bay Eastern DIV.: District-8.30 p.m. Transport leaves Flutter-board. 1. Lam ang fong Tuesday, July 21-No. 3 RAF Police Shek-0, Shaukiwan K.r. Div. (Hai Ti): 2, Chek Yuk-min (CCS);

Time: Murray Parade Ground at 5.30 p.m. 3. Allee Chion Poriina).

A.T.C. Fight. Friday, July 24-A B 24.3/4 xec.

C D Watcher-Link Trainer-3.43 Transport leaves Sailbury Men's Do vda Crawl Kick with

p.m. Flutter-board. 1, FK. Monteiro hoad at 0.43 p.m. Equipment Assis

VRCH: 2, Cheung Kin-man (Fortants. Saturday, July 18-HKAAF 3. Lum Kwan-ngor (CYMCA), Timo: langat-Duty Storemen as detailed

2 p.m. Transport leaves Salisbury Ladies 25 yda Crawl Kick with Road at 145 p.m. Sunday, July 19- Fuller-board, 1, Cynthia Eager KAAF Hangar-Duty Storemen as (VRC): 2 Karn Vin-ling (Chung detailed-D a.m. Transport leaves Sing): 3, Trut Slu-ing (Fort). Time: Salisbury Road at 0.45 a.m. Nursing 19/5 S.

Orderlies. Wednesday, July གླུ་ Wander Inuso-4.15. p.m.Dr. Ram- Controllers. Tuesday, ler. Fighter

312/5 вес

Men's 50-yas Scissor Kick-with F/board.-1, sige Lil-wan (Lal Tsun); 2. Yuen Piu-kuen (Fort); 3. S. E. Carvalho (Fort). Time: 38.3/0 secs.

Ladies 15 yds Back Kick-Stands tled. I. Chung Sing-yee (Fort; 2. Kwok Ngan-hung ( Trun); 3. Kon Finding (Chung Ying), Time: seca.

Watches-IIQ

Orderly Oneers & Sargeants. On Duly At Mainland Hub Dirt HQS. pan. Time: 7.30 p.m. to 11 17.7.63 A/O Chui Koon-hier, Sgt. Tre Sing; 18.7.63. D/S Wong Fax and H.9.1 Fong - Kwat-wan;- 19.7.53. A/o Cheung Kwok-hing & Sgt, Lee Ho-yin; 20,7.03. AJO Taul Leung Hong & Sgt. Wood Leung Fook-hing: 31.1.3. A/4 Shiu Shu de H.9. Chiu Kwok- kon: 22.123. NO Chui Konn

• Appointment & Promotion-D/S

J.W. Coakburn promoted

*****

Corps

DIV

Omeer, H.K. No. 2 Corpe, 1.6.53 Kong Wah Amb. Ptes Cheung Yung-yue & Lo Wang Wah promotest L/Cpl. WEL 30.0.53,

Amb. Enrolment.—Wanchal, "A" DIV: Ille. Trong Cheon-onen- rolled w.c.1. 7.7.53.; Chung, Sing Amb. Diy: Pio. Ping Che-kwong Aberdeen enrolled w.c.f. 7.7.03;

Wireless July 11-9.0.R.-4 p.m. operators Wednesday, July 22-110 HKDF-3.45 5.m. Transport leaves Murray Parade Ground of 5.15 p.m. Radar Operators, Thursday, July 23

A Watch-Radar Station-3 a.m. Het & Sgt. Wong Shiu-tong: 23.7.63. Full Day. Transport Icaves 1G [APO Chung ke tu ở A Minixua Ladies 25 yde Breast Stroke Lea RKDF at 8 am, and Star Ferry Cheung: 24.7.53. A/O Chow Chau & Bed-1, Lam itang-fong (Hel Tin): at 6.15 4.m. Friday, July 24-ABC Sat. Lan Yu-po.

RHKDF-3,30 p.m. 2. Alice Chan (Fort); 3. Chico Yuk Transport leaves. Murray Parade mul (CCS). Time: 31.1/5 secs.

Ground at 5.30 p.m. Groundcrew. Men's 20 yda Crawl Stroke

Thursday, July 23--A & B Flights By the end of the day he could

led-1, Cheung Kin-man (Forty; 2,

Transport leaves Sailebury Road at 0.40 p.m. hardly contain himself and he. Monteiru (VRC): 3, Lam Yu-KAAF Hangar- p.m.

on his £2 wai Hol Tin). Tine: 32.1/5 secs.

Saturday, July ·25--"A" Flight put Godfrey Evans

was not out Ladies 25 yds Crawi Stroke-L£K® | HKAAF Hangar-2 p.m. Transport list-because he

tied-1. C. Eager (VRC); 2, Kan Yin- leaven Saltsbury Band at 143 p.m. after batting for half an hour.

July ling (Chung bing): 3, ut Su-ing Sunday,

26-"13" Fuch HIB AMBITION

(Fort). Time: 17.3/8 secs.

|HKAAF Hongar- 2.0. Transport Freddie Brown has never Men's 50 yds Breast Stroke-Legs leaves Salsbury Road at 9.45 a.m. played in a winning side against uede Carvallo (For Fuk Day Trong For Clerke G.D.. Amb. Dir.: Pie, Wong Nam CD-

Xuch Pin-kuen (roi); 3, Tyler Lit Auxiliary Police & Equipment An-rolled w.e.f. 10.1,63. Yorkshire. It remained one of

wan (Lai Tsun), Time: 52.1/ 1805.

sistants. Section Commanders will

notified when the Full Day Pte. his big cricket ambitions in his

Ladies' 25 yds Back Stroke-Legabe lost season

captain

tied-1. Chung Sing-yee (Fort); 2. Training of the above mention sec-5.7.63. Kwok Ngan hung thai Tsunt; 3, Kan lion will take place. Pirie. Gordon an athlete Fergus

Len Northamptonshire.

Flying Programme. Thursday, July Anderson, This follows reports in some with

Yin-fing (Chung Jing). Time: 22.4/5 Test, second

23-Ail pilota-HQ IUIKDY—4_[p.m. who rides for the Harvey is an umpire.

cca. team's be- Englishman

Transport leaves Murray Paraur newspapers on the

An additional attraction is that Northumptonshire defeated Yark-

Ground at 8.43 p.m. Saturday, July haviour since they have been in Itallan Moto-Guzzi factory,

| 25—"A" Flight-HKAAF Hanger-1 England.

His chances of winning both two guineas will go to the player shire for the first time for 40 toolt no part. AFTER FOUR TITLES

titles are good. For of the making the biggest hit of the years. Freddie

in the cham- day.

Ho was helping England at Ken Rosewall and Lewis Road, remaining races

Lord's --(London Express Service) tho two young Imperturbables pionship series there is only one,

he took Sul, I think of Australian tennis, are con- the Italian Grand Prix at Monza,

consolation in knowing that the acting Northamptonshire captain, Denis Brookes, and one of the batsmen chiefly responsible, Des- mond Barrick, were born in Yorkshire.

pay for the return the four that they were send-The Australian Cricket Board-at the players' request-asking that their conduct on

ing. The swimmers, Mr Skin- ner said with a smile, raising money even at the time

of the meeting.

were

NEW CONSTITUTION The Revision of the Constitu- tion, the next matter

on the

agenda, was the subject of a

the tour be investigated.

great deal of discussion. Mr Atinuing their globe-trotting. Next in which sheer high speed will

de O. Sales, who had drawn up stop is the United States.

Arst draft of the new Con-

Warren Spahn

May Go On Japan Tour

count.

This 18-year-old pair, who won The German, French, Ulster. the Doubles title at Wimbledon, Swiss and Spanish Grand Prix also hold two other national are all run on "rider's circuits" those with few long, straights Doubles

but many difficult corners and on these the terrifle accelern- tion of the NSU should give Haos an advantage.

titled. They hope to emulate the feat of their predecessors, Frank Sedgman and Ken McGregor, who, before they turned pro- fessional, held four major Doubles titler at the same time.

MORE TESTS"

TURNED PROFESSIONAL

Marciano To

Meet La Starza In Title Fight

New York, July 16. Rocky Marciano today signed to defend his world John and Jennifer Nicks, heavyweight boxing title Reg Harris, four times World the brother

La Starza against Roland Cycling Sprint Champion, and Ice-Skating Pairs New York, July 15.

professional and of New York at the Polo his fellow Manchester rider Cyril have turned Warren Spahn, who pitched Bardsley, will represent England will appear in an ice show in Grounds here on September

24.

and sister World Champions,

the

of

some

-(London Express Service)

UNIVERSITY PLAYS SCHOOLS AT TENNIS

23

A friendly match between the Combined Schools and the University was played yesterday at the CRC. Results were follows:

Singles-Ma Kin-lung (St Paul's drew wils Lee King-fun Thomas Lo 1-0, 0-0, D. Khan beat Chan Leong-chye 6-2, 6-2.

Doublew.lu Cheung-po and Ng Man-cheung (St Joseph's) best Thomas Loa and D. Dhabiser 0.0, 0.3,

U.S. HARD COURT-1; Fritz Lin (Dis) (

CHAMPIONSHIPS

Chicago, July 15, Vie Seixas and Miss Maureen ners of the Wimbledon Singles Connolly, the United States win- tities, reached the quarter-Anals of the Singles in the United

the National Leaguers to victory against Australia at Herne Hill Geneva,

John, aged 24, and his sister, It will be Marelano's second States Hard Court Lawn Tennis

Davos,

Sexlas beat Fred Hagist 0-1 in Jersey Jue Walcott last Septem-6-2 and Miss Connolly defeated

bor.

Mrs Marle Vidas 6-1 0-1 in less Contracts for the

tho

15 rounda

offices of the New York State Athletic Commission.

Marciano will receive 42% per cent of the gate receipts and Ta Storza 17 per cent. The con- a six-month relurg tract has

Australians Win Speedway Contest.

in yesterday's Major League on July 25, All-Star game in Cincinnati, Riding for. Australia will be 20, won the World Championship defence of the title he won from Championships here today.

Switzerland, will very likely be the fifth Russell Mockridge, dual Olympic at pitcher on the All-Star team that Gold Medalist, and Syd Patter-February this year.

the World-

They are also holders of the will tour Japan and the Pacific son,

Professional next autumn!

Pursuit title-holder.

European tille and have held the open-air bout were signed at the i than half an hour-Reuter. Baseball agent Frank Scott This will be the first pro- British Championship for disclosed today that the veteran fenional cycling match between last six years. left-handed hurler of the Mil-the two countries.

ALL-STAR SIDE waukee Braves wants to go on

Patsy Hendren, former England the trip and that he is being

MOTOR CYCLING

London, July 15. considered favourably for the Werner Hans, the German Test cricketer, is included in an

Australia

NOD the inter- All-Store.

motor-cyclist, has a chance to all-star cricket team to play club

national foursome speedway Scolt

said, however, that equal Geoffrey Duke's record of side Turnham Green on July 18 bout clause.

of the club's Marciano and La Starza met contest at Eastham last night Spahn had not yet signed a con- gaining two world titles in one in celebration

centenary.

ha two young unbeaten heavy-with 34 points, tract for the tour.

year.

Duke was World Also In the side will be Sidney weights in 1050 when-Marelano He said that reports that In 1931, pitcher Bobby Shantz of the Champion in both the 350 cc Barnes, stormy petrel of Aus-won on a split decision.

tralian cricket, and West Indies' It will be the first heavy Philadelphia Athletics would and 500 cc classes.

weight le bout in New York make the trip wore Incorrect.. Haan, who rides for the Ger- Learla Constantine.

Others include men who have sinco Ezzard Charles retairied He added that the All-Star team man NSU firm, at present leads was completo except for two in the 123 ce class and ties for made their names in other sports. his crown against Leo Oma in

and January, 1951.--Reuter, uulity men United Press. first place in the 260 ce clasa Boxer Yolande Pomper,

Scandinavia and New Zealand shared second place each with 21 points, while England obtained 20 points,

Chiot scorer of the evening was Jack Biggs who scored 12 points for Australia, ----Router.

Mens

· Mixed Doubles-Greta Lo and Ho played zuta. Lo and Cheung-po Thomas Lu bui did not finiss the match because of bad light. The score in the two sets they played wa 3-0 2-0. Ng Man-cheung and Margaret Finch played bhirley Lo and Leo King-fun, This match was also abandoned because of bad light. The score in the two sols they play- od was 2-0, 1-3.

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