1953-08-17 — Page 7

COCKELL HAS HIT THE BOXING JACK-POT

Says HAROLD MAYES

THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, AUGUST

17, 1953.

RELAY

RECORD

Den Cockell, Britain's Heavyweight Champion, by his points victory over Harry Matthews in Seattle, brought the first smiles for months to the faces of those who frequent, and, indeed, those who control what goes on in hick-ear alley,

Needless to say, not the least elated, after Cockell's manager, John Simpson, is promoter Jack Solomons himself, for whom, overnight, another draw card has been produced at a time when there are precious few around to help him withstand the body punches dealt out by the Chancellor of the Exchequer,

International Students' Games

Dortmund, Aug. 16. Osamu Inoue of Japan

You think this bolt-from-the- blue-for, after all, how many people could truthfully say they thought Cockell would win? Just another of those slices of Solomans luck?

דיי

points,

always knew his real ability when had him and Jack Gardner together. He was always ahead of Gardner in the gym--when they had a go. If only I could have rolled the If so, forget it, because Jolly two of them into one, what a Jack himself was the man be-fighter I would have had." hind the making of the match. Right, then, that's the posl- So Instead of thinking that it's tion. Those closest to Cockell romething which happened, Just are elated, and after the way as the sun always stiluca for their Afteen-stone plus fighter him, credit him with pulling off

came back, after being behind a pretty shrewd gamble.

On

to floor Matthews *John Simpson and I have

Inrco times, they have good other," he told me. Just been congratulating each

reason to be. The

first approach Cockell to fight In the States was put to me. Not only did porta il on to John, but I advised the of him what he should ask for and Anthony Weekes-Pearro::

he should do.' wit 14 ก Britain

second Wu3

Now, too, the next move 15 49 sec. Third WHE

with Solomons. minules Velimir Ille of Yugoslavia in 14 this throw come off, I don't think anyone is likely to per- minutes $5.2 seconds.

suade him to allow Cockell to be fed into any cul-de-me nights

won the 5,000 Metres final in the International Students' Games here today. He was timed in 14 minutes

18.6 seconds.

Aklen Nishimura of Japan frished second in the llop, Step with 14:95 and Jump al metres. The event was won by Adhemar da Silva of Brazil, with 15.02 metres, Third was Heinz Germany, with Obenbeck of 14.65 metres,

for

Having seen

In the

alr

STILL GREAT TASK

For all thes don't Ict's ΓΗΠ

away with the idea a once tha:

worki heavyweight tille

we've wanted so long in Britain

kost on in way over here. The path to a Marciaro fight may bo

exceptionally hard be-

enuse the Americans, like our-

a:co expolly KWET selver burdened with real heavyweight talent, but the overcoming of he can discount Brockton blockbuster himself is That means you can sugestions of the fonner Bat-something just a lille harder.

Never forget that Matthew! tersen blacksmith putting his

six was to have been the road block Empire crown the line wn on

ito halt Marciano on his way to thousand feet

in fehannesburg or regarding any-the Championship target and Takihiko Nakajima of Japan thing us modest as the European he took good care of the Stanle was fourth in the 10 Metres seemingly reserved for the Sweetie in just a round and a

Estle, hurdles final, won by Bert older

hand, as a priority target. half.

Nothing that has 13ppened Steines of Germany in

thought 14.7 If the Americans

victory over since tras suggested that, Rocky necords, with Estanislao. Koc- that a Matthews curek of Argentine second, also Cockell would put him back in sing any less devastating. in 14.7 seconds, and Paul Vine the Marciano reckoning, which On the contrary. It's summary of Britain third on 14.0 seconds, they did, murely that means that dismissal of Jersey Joe Walced is in that spot right in their second meeting, of which Nakajima

clocked 15.3 seconds, Cteltell Nakagaw

of Japan was third now," says Jack.

Britain, indicates that the cham- in the

pion is a warmer handful than Javelin final with 50.71 metres. Winner Was

ever noor, Keller of Germany, Gerhard

HE WOULD FIGHT!. with 61.88 metres, and Hermann between

He's the type whose confidence Rieder of Germany was second and nothing is

than that the Surrey-domiciled increases all the time. But, so, with 60.3 metres.

nifth in the swiper will figure prominently for that matter, does Cockell's.

In

folshed

secure.

second, also

Britain was Germany

NEXT MOVE He has plenty of handy dates and Christmas, more certain

Now

was the only wines from

most

even

M. Slemon (GB) handing over to D. Leather dur ing the 3 x 880 Yards Relay Women's event at the White City on August 3. The team won the event- 49 secs. setting up a new world record of 6 min.

HEATS OF JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIPS

VRC TODAY

Miles Of The Century -Always A Flop!

By “RECORDER”

Of all the "Miles of the Century”—staged races bringing together the world's best Milers in an attempt at the world record-only two have been a success.

These were the original one, the first in the series, at Palmer Stadium, Prince- ton, New Jersey, in 1934, when Glenn Cunningham set now world figures of 4:00.7 and one at Goteborg, Sweden, in 1945, which feature! Sydney Wooderson against Gunder Hagg, Arno Andersson and Rune Persson.

The Emsley Carr Mile at the, a young German runner, Law-, half-milers of international class White City on August 8 was a roz.

Carl Joyce of the United States

over the Arst and Lucien DeMuynck of Hel-

glum.

flop in every way except for Lawrenz lod the emergence as a world class quarter in 01 seconds and at the Miler of Gordon Pirie, who won halfway mark in 2:04.4. The handsomely in 4:00.8-a lenth third half was a slow one, Piric of a second slower than Cun- amerging in the lead at the end ningham's winning time in the of Us in 3:00.4, ( first Mile of the Century,

In the absence of Pleie, Frans Hormon of Belgium won the Three Miles in a fast 13 minutes 50 soconch to receive the biggest choer of the dry from the

for Freedle crowd, accounting

Frank Bando

Green (13:55.81.

M. J. Maynard

Santoe challengod half way Last minute withdrawals left through the final queries and six in the field-Pirie, the last opened up a gap on Pirie, but he man expected to win, Wes had challenged too soon and the (13:59.0), Santee,

the American record-amazed White City crowd (14:10.2). Fred Norris (14:17.0) holder, Ingver.

Ericson, the British Three and Six Miles and Inn Binnie (14:18,2). Sweden's second best, Bill Champion, who had never before

Peter Fryer could only Nankeville, Chris Chataway and run a Mile faster than 4:11, catch

up and pass Samer comfortably manage third in the 440 Yarda 40.0 seconds behind John with 50 yards to go.

Mashburn (48.3) and Fred Behind them. Nankeville and Schteroth (46.6) of the United Eriksson collied and had little States, but ahead of Schoefler running left in them after that. of Germany, Roll Back of Fin- Place times were: Santee,land and Jean-Pierre-Goudeau 4.07.2; Nankeville, 4:13,8; Chat- of France. away. 4:14.8; Eriksson, dis- qualified.

Australian Bowls Chief Entertained

Tho

in

Shella Lerwill again cleared 5 feet 8 inches in the Women's Hom High Jump and Patrick came through with a Shot Put of 47 feet 1 inches,

Paul Vine surprisingly beat

MALAYAN AAA CHAMPIONSHIPS ·

ONE-TWO-TIIREE

Feature of the meeting was the British one-two-three in the The Australian and Bri-440 Yards hut dies ahead of the Americans, Willard Thomson Lish flags flew aide by side Harry Bright, second in the U.S. and Hlorry Bright, in a 24.0

Championships,

British seconds 220 Yards Low Hurdles. at the Kowloon Bowling three were David Gracle, Harry Green Club yesterday when Whittle and Harry Kane. Mr W. P. Eadie, Chairman

Angus Scott, another of Bri of the Australian Bowlingtain's five top international class | Council, captained an Aus- low hurdlers, Tan

tralian team against, KBGC. the. 880 Yards to Mal Whitfeld. the world record-holder. Times-

Kuala Lumpur, Aug. 15. My Eadic

Fijian soldier Naidole baned had a very happy Whitfield, 1:51.8; Scott, 1:02.2- afternoon. He led in his own his best to date. Brian Hew-in Johore, won four events and game and saw the Aussies winson, the AAA Champlon, was won the best performance cup The following is the programme of heats and list of 71-70. His play won the admira- third in a good 1:53.0, ahead of for his

tion of rival sicipper J. McKelvle competitors for the Colony Junior Swimming Champion-who spoke warmly of Mr Endie's ships scheduled to be awum off today at the VRC pool aggressive play. commencing at 6.p.m.

AT

Wond (CCSA);

Wing-hin IIcal 4. Tang Hee-chl (Cling Sindhi Châu Shin-chan HKU: Tank Put-gal (Furt); Dolf Knut (FYMCA) 11. Poon Sik-chuen (Chung Sin S. E. Carvalho (Fort): Taui Wing-Keung (Fort); Trong Hing-man

White Shiniks).

mune Women's 10 Yards Back Stroke Heat Michele Collins (EYMCA) | (SCAA). Heather Richards (EYMCAI; Cheung So-liang (CCSA); Wu Qi-mai (SCAA). Heat 1.-F. Stokes (EYMCA); Helen Wong (Fort): Hisung P-land (CCSA); Tong Pul-in (La Taun).

Heat 3. Clay Luke (Fort); Fu Yan-mal (SCAA); Lorna May Mack (EYMCA); P. Sounders.

Women's 100 Yards Free Style

been

After the

games had fought and won under the hot afternoon sun, a cocktail party Here was held in the evening. Mr Eadie was presented with one of the Club's silver Coronation spoons and his wife received a limcheon set.

tralia.

second in

record-breaking hop, step and jump of 48 feet 5 inches in the Malayan AAA Championships. Singapore

with retained the unit

Whitfield Sets World Record p

For 1,000 M.

second, clocking

Which means that although by 100 Metres Relay final on one of them.

Stockholm, Aug. 16. top-really believe his victory proved Winners were

ved 42.7

His opponent will be a

****The presentution was made by Mal Whitfield, tpp mem- in a boxing sense, it

Heat 0.-Tony Wah-yht (Lal Tsun); 42.2, with Italy ranking American, anybody, in nothing Argentina.

Heat Chung Lin-Lei (Chungu Yan-kuck (SCAA Lou Yeung. Mr W. L. E. Miller, President, ber of one of the two U.S.) in 42.2 seconds. fact, who 'tan provide Cockell proved that he has a whole lot

who in turn received three bad-athletic groups at present third in 42.3, and with another step on the ladder more good old English guts than sing): Lee Tze-chuen (Fort: Wong thong (White Sharks: Wu Sing-

Yuk-ching (Fort); Helen Won (Fort); keung (RIL) to Marciano. Nothing less will most fourth in 42.4.

people realised,

llest 7-Tang Kakut (Lal Tain); (es from bowls players in three

tonight They were touring Sweden, though

few knowledgeable ones, Wu Oi-inal (SCAA)

Vingt-Nam (HRU La Ching Australian States. Heat 2.Chan Yuk-ching Chung White Sharks); Jack Thompson New South Yoshio Kojima of Japan was do.

Wales, Queensland | bettered the world mark fourth in the Shot Put final Simpson confirmed this when I'm sure, have ever sold him Sing: Tout Shiu-ling (Fort: Leung

Clicuk-walt (Fort):

and Victoria. Mr Eadie presented for the 1,000 Metres run by Fu Yan-ul Navy),

Men's 50 Yards Free Style with 13.82 metres. Winner was he told me: "We shall now sit short on that score.

ISCAA).

Heat 1.-Derk Jan van Drummer the badges as tokens of goodwill It could be that, because of a Heat 3-Hung Cheuk-ling Fort): (EYMCA): Chit Sal-Lang (Fort); from the bowls players of Aus- half a of Germany with back and wait for offers-and Heinz Luther

uutstanding to KinSA) TOUR Di-ying (SCA) ker (CCSA), We shortage of really

(Fori: Hung Chau Yue Kwok-u (Hot Tini: Lai Hung- 14.59

Second was Mark they will have to be good. metrcs. Pharoah of Britain with 14.34 haven't got to jump

other Aghters anywhere,

than the Cham ngon

Men's 220 Yards freaxt, Blroke Britain

Hain is within a sco

TECH 2. – Ng Chung ngoi (Chưa pion,

Heat 1. — Chiu Kiu [Hỏi Tin); Sing): Denny Bluemenths! (EYMCA); metres, and third Helnz Ober- and we're not going to."

The record-smashing race took beck of Germany, with

Cheung Kai-chung (CCBA); Sim Po-Leung Thi-kee (Furt); Cheung King | KGBC's hospitality. Mr Eadie place at the Tunavallen Stadium He went further to tell me of having its first world heavy- 13.95

pak (Lal Tan).

Ileat 7.- Ho Yam (Chung Sing); † kong (fol Tin); Kay Egberink (LRC). anid: "Just a few hours ago my 'in the middle of the Swedish "I'm very happy that Don has weight challenger since Tommy metres.

Heat Wong Fu-shan (Chung You Chan Yuk-cheung Holly; He has Farr, way back in 1937.

Michael Mallik (EYMCA wife and I came to this Colony town of Eskilstuna before 8,000 proved he can do it,

Man-kwork And even to have a Briton

Poking):

Leung Tid-yuk (Fort); Wong Tung without knowing a single person fans. The race was part of a Other finals winners were: never had any sympathy from

[SCAA). for boxing's richest

Heat J. Sheng-pul (Chung chung to Tiny; Chan Kwal-chund here. And now we feel we have

between local track. Fencing. anybody, and now I don't think fighting

meeting friendships which stars and a US athletic group. Benvenuti of Italy, six victories, we shall be showing, a to prize would be something. Well, sing): Tec Toa (17si Tin): Tam Sai-Leal Tsun),

Heat Leung Lan (Chung, gingi: made many Cheung SR (Forti: Na Wing-cheong will remain for the rest of our Twe know. Cockell would fightl

The earlier record was held and 20 hits received,

other people.

(Lai Trun); Li Chun-mer (SCAM); | Ives."

by Olle Aberg of Sweden who Men's Doubles

Tsang Wah-fook (White Sharks

in 2:21.3 FICHE B.am Shun-tan (Chung He went on to say "What I asked the distance Fing?:-2-Te- Bi (11ol Tin): Chan Siu-yuen (2al Taun); A. F. Reme want is a team to visit Austra-last-year,

Men's

OTHER WINNERS

Sabre

lot

Paul Blondel

Lawn Tennis and Martin

Fresch of Switzerland,

400 Metres Run-Kee! Fried-

rich Hecs of

econds.

100

Meires

Germany.

47.6

Sprint-Romes

Galan of Argentina, 10.7 seconds.

1,500 Metres Run-David Law

of Britain, 3

seconds.

minutes

50 1

1,000 Metres Relay--Germany,

3 minutes 10.0 seconds.

than More

20,000 people

watched today's finals.

At the end

delegations

of the festival, from each nation

marched into the wide circle of the stacilum Past President Theodor Heuss.

(CCSA)

Man

Choppy Seas Hold Up Tennis Stars

Trip"

"Round Two

Channel Swimmers

Folkstone, England, Aug. 16.

Choppy seas churned up by a strong southwest wind prevented several swimmers from trying to cross the 27-English Channel today. Cumber. year-old pharmaceuties student

Italy's Irene

However, if conditions improve by tomorrow morn- who had won the Women's ing, two Egyptians. plan to make an attempt.

Foils Fencing. and Adhemar

da Silva of Brazil,

who won

Abdel Menlem Abbu, a 30-York, was held up today by the the Hop, Step and Jump, were year-old swimming instructor, rough water. His trainer, Sam a gold medal, plans to try to swim the Channel Rockett, said "Hanks won't start presented with

both ways tomorrow, starting (now until 1 am. Tuesday at the symbolically for all winners.

all winners Later

received from Dover. Bakr Sollman, 38, carllest. He will start from the.

French side," gold medals, with silver medals plans to try a single crossing.

Willis Hanks, 27-year-old for second places and bronze

postal clerk from Harlem, New medals for third-Reuter.

EARLIER RESULTS

Mctres

Dortmund, Aug. 15. David Gracic of Britain won

Anal of the 400 tho Hurdles in 52.7 secs when the Games International Students'

were continued here today.

Eltaro Olcane of Japan was second in 53.1 secs. George Sal- len (Germany) third.

Gerhard Keller of Germany

won the men's Pentathlon with

points.

2,923

Yugoslavia won the football

tournament with Spain second

Trabert Wins

Newport

Florence

10

Chadwick, Miss women's

holder to: record Channel swimming, plons make a round trip effort on Tuesday thortly after dawn. She failed in aif attempt last month when the became 1 from exhaust fumes from the escorting motorboot-United Press.

Tournament Apprentice Wins

Newport, Rhode Island, Queen's Cup Race

Tony

former In Record Time

Aug. 16. Trabert, and Germany third.

Argentina won first place in anilor, beat Vic Seixas 6-7, the basketball tournament to 0-6, 6-1, 8-6, 6-3 to win the might when they beat Brazil by 60. 10.42 after leading at hall. Nowport Casino Tourna

ment today. time by 35-25.

To Perform

The recent arrival of Mir Edwin Tsai,, fresh from his participation

various 11 tennis tournaments in Eng-

that land, including

at Wimbledon, has enabled the SCAA to arrange an ex- tremely

Interesting pro- gramma for local tennis enthusiasts.

We are informed that on BCAA at the Tuesday. courts in King's Park, Kow loon, there will be exhibition matches featuring Messr Edwin Tsal, Ip Koon-hung, K. C. Dao and Wong Man- ching.

The exhibition will be open to the publie and ad- mission tickets will be ob- tainable at the gate.

Sharks).

In a speech of thanks

2:20,8,

for

dios (VRCH Lau Luo-see (Whitelia." He said a representative Reg Pearman of the U.S. was Heat 6. Chan Wing-kel Chung team from Hongkong could be second in the four-man field at in Australia in two days. And a 2:34. third was Sune Bros- Bing: Teang Kwai-ming (Lai Taun);

four weeks tour would enable troem A. Hyder (SCAA); Wong Tao-lo

of Sweden. 2:35.0; and (White Sharks).

them to see five of the alx States. fourth Kiell Wiklung, also of He was aure Hongkong bowlers

Sweden, 2:35.6. would receive a warm welcome.

Heat 7-at Cheuk-wah (SCAA); Roderick Helmeyer KU); Chui Ste-eliew (White Sharks); Gunner Altken Land Forces),

Trang Fal-yau (Wille Sharks);

Heat B-Wan Shin-ming (so in lawn bowls

As there is no "gate money" expenses would King-wong (Fort); Hang Hon inl.have to be met by the players themselves. Mr Endle had no

Men's 140 Yards Free Stylo Heal 1. Sum Iling-why" (White Sharks): 3, Chan Wah-shing (Chung exact figures but told reporters Sing): Chiu Sai-tsang (Fort); Laŭ it would cost about 2600 for Shi-to (ol Tin).

each man on a four-week tour.

Hoat 2. Wong Fou-shan (Chung Sing); Leung Tal-kee (Fort); Cheung King-kong lol Tini: Chia Szo-chew (White Sharks).

Hoat 3.- Houn Sik-chuen (Chung Sing); Leung Two-yuk (Fort); Les Mon-sing (Hol Tin): Cheung. Yee- ching (CAA),

"Australian bowlers have been cut of touch with Hongkong for many years now," he said.

He was quite certain that, if invited, Austraka would send a Heat 4.-Leung Lam (Chung Sing); lawn Bowls team to the Colony. Cheung Six (art): The Biu lol He hesitated forcasting the re- Tin): A. F. Remedios (VRC).

Heal 3. Twang Fat-yant White suit of such a meeting, but felt Sharks); Chiu Sing-ping Fort); John that if the best players from Steven (BYMCA) Leo Pui (CCJA | Australia were to ecte then the Lal Cheuk-walt (BCAA).

Heat 6-Wong Chi-kwo (CCSA); Herbert Luke (Fort: David Richards (EYMCA); Wu Kwan-kuen (SCAA); Leo Chil-whog (White Sharks).

result would be close.

Mr Eadie found some diffi culties in the local greens which, Heat 7, J-Woo Hark-kwong Fort): he said, were slower than in Leung Sla-Wing (Forl); Wan Slulu- at

ming (SCAA) Lee Chee-cheong Australia,

White Sharks; Robert E. Show İnayal Navy).

It is expected that the rames will commenco about 5.30 p.m.

Hongkong Soccer Team Win Again

Sydney, Aug. 10.

The Hongkong Chinese soccer

team bent a New South Wales south coast side by six geals to two at Woolongono today.

The half-time score was China 3, South Coast 2.

Men's x 50 Yards Medley elny Heat Chung Sing: Fortuna: South China AA; Hongkung Univeri

ty: IL Sports Club, "Heat 2.-- Royal Navy: Lai Thun; VRC: Walte Sharks,

European Rowing Championships At Copenhagên

Brisbane. Aug. 15.

Copenhagen, Aug. 1a, Euphrates, awned by Mrs F.

P. Stebler and E. Schlever the Double Kennedy and S. McCutcheon,

(Switzerland) won won the Queen's Cup race hert

Ecalls in the European Rowing time Seixas, who defeated Trabert today in the State record

The Chinese, revelling in the Championships at Bagsvaerd to in straight sets in the finals of of 2 minutes 28% seconds for mud, gave one of the most day with a time of six minutes

miles.. Merion tournament last the 1

polished exhibitions Ridden

by the final winner of the water-month, felt arul twisted his right;

The men's sabre fencing Anal was won by Gulbo, Benvenuti of Italy. **

Yugoslavia was announced as the

was

after

Не

defeating BOLS

was

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оп

den

of their 51.4 seconds.

Among those present at the were Mr B. T. cocktail party Connolly, Assistant Australian Trade Commissioner, and Mr J. E. Noronha, President of the Hongkong Lawn Bowls Assock- Bion:

The following are the resulla of the games:

Australia

EDGO

Wa Podle (Sicp) L, Gaddle

G. Hong Chay

Liddell

C. Ure

J, Baker d.A. Gordon

EM. Stirling Ad. Kew

(Shop) RAL Lúpaley

_(Skip)"

G. Buth

Boott

comOVE

8. Smith

are

EA Verbine and J. Sorokin Union) were second (Soviet

C..

Greaves Hot Total

a local apprentice, tour, thelling the gallery of polo tournament, in which five knee in racing to the net in the Dave Hetherington, Euphrate 5,000 who ringed the rain-sod-

2 Yugo-second game of the third set. (7 stone lbs.), starting at 0-2 countries participated.

D by beat the 6-4

ground. attended

In six minutes 57.8 seconds. favourite, Mr

The visitors gave a superb slavia played four games, scoring

The Pairs with Cox went to eight points with 41 goals scored physician in the rest period E. R. Williams Hydrogen (D st.

display of footwork, dummying three lengths. lbs.) by

the Societe Nautique de la Marne and two goals against. Egypt between the third and fourth and limped about the

Mrs C. McGregor's Earldom and short passing.

The star of the match was (France) in seven minutes 41.1 a second,

court In obvious patch.

in the (8 st. 2 lbs.), a 4-1 chance, was Belgium 0-2 to-day.

a further 1% lengths behind,

Hau Ching-to who scored three seconds with Vegesacker Ruder Biss

of final stages of the Milosava Habovic

goals and played a big part in verein (Germany) second in Until his fall, Selxas was third of five, runners.

minutes 44.5 seconds. Yugoslavia won the final of the

the movements that brought two soven Women's 50 Metros Hurdles Infin complete control of the

match, serving and volleying The trophy, which was donat-others,

were without que de la Marne won by 11.7 Doce.

The Chinese

a quarter of a length. ed 1 by Queen, Elizabeth, was pre- The final of the Man's High well and outplaying

his younger

Tho Soviet Union won the

Jump

by Jacques opponent of the ground. sented to the winning owners by their regular centre-forward,

The Doubles title was won by Sir William Slim, the Governor-Lee. Chun Tat, and centre-half, Eights In six minutes 8.1 Dololiino of Belgium, with a

Ng Kee Cheung, but their over seconds by one length from and Belxas, who General jump of 1:80 metres. Yuklo Trabert Ishikawa of Japan was placed defeated Ham Richardson and Euphrates had previously won all display equalled that in their Roforeningen Kvik (Denmark) second, wise with a jump of 1.00 his partner, 6-4, 6-3, 0-3—a ten furlong race on Wednesfirst test win in Sydney last in six minutes 12.5 seconds.

Houtor

month Reuter, metres, Undead - Prom

United Prese

was won

Neuter.

C. Valknerk

G. Thousan

10 J. McKelvin

19

J.S. Dinnen

(Blog))

1. Karvanegh

D. Jolant

20 L. C. Parker

HM BuchaDDE

RH. Browne

E. Howarth

13 D. Trai

A. Huttons

C. Materiell

14

.

21

20 lb. Robertson 10

RIET

TODAY'S GAME'

Mr. Eagle will skip three Club de Recreio players in a match against a rink of offelals of the Hongkong Lawn Bowls Associa Rocroio) this evening: tlon at Kings Park (Club de The HKLBA rink, will com prise M... B. Harian (Hon. Secretary), J, G. Meyer. (Hon. Treasurer) M. N. Rakuseri (Vice- Fremdent) and J. E. Noronha (President).

with The weather was ine light clouds and a smooth wind. The track was in the best condi- tion.United Press,

and

45

points champion- was congratulated "But by Gen. Templer thus: don't keep on winning it for- ever."--United Press.

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