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"MISTER FOOTBALL" IS SET ON PUTTING WALSALL BACK ON ITS FEET

Walsall, Sept. 24.

The man they call "Mister Football" in Britain is making positively his last public appearance at this industrial town north of Birmingham this season - with his well known act of taking a struggling soccer team and putting it on its feet again.

Major Frank Buckley, after over 20 years in the limelight of football manngership, is all set on taking Walsail, bottom club in the Third Division (South) last season, to the top again as his last fling before retiring from football,

years, in which he had made it one of the best Second into Division teams and a top promo- tion contender.

The man who made thousands Williams played occasionally with the Leeds club after four of pounds for Wolverhampton for Wales during the next three Wonderers, Hull City and Leeds you but was haunted by Injury; Volled by grooming

loent boys Charles proved to be perhaps the In stucitom and then selling greatest and of Buckley's star- them to richer clubs, mys his studded career, winning sa inter- tional cap for Wales at the age aim is to bring Walsall out the doldrums not! then refire of 18, after less than a season in from the game he has graced so op eis football. He went on to represent his country ahroo lanes more at contre-half.

long.

+1

At the end of last season, There are high hopes among Walrall's loyal band of sup Buckley severed his connection

porters that what Buckley pre- kets will, Indeer, come to pass, Buckley first hit the headlines

in the years immediately before

World War 11 when, as manager * Valvesbarpton.

Wurderers

twhore stround is only a low male: away from Walsall's) be steered thrm to the Cup Final of 1938 and produced some of

Thes

greatest stars of the game. Stan

for so long Eng-

lanta and Buckley's i

When

successor to Wolves manager,

Buckley

product-found from the local youth leagues of Wolverhampton.

S

WIEN international goal

Bert Williams, keeper

bought from Walsall for a small trans- for fee when just another pro- mising youngster. So was the

Then he said he was through with football-- but within two up on the months he pupped

ngala when the sports pages"

irectors of Walsall announced that he had agreed to serve us manager for one season only, United Press,

PREMONITION TO BID FOR FRENCH PRIZE

London, Sept. 24.

Brigadier W. P. Wyatt's St. Leger winner Premoni- tion is to bid for the vainable French race, the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe, to be run at Longchamp on Sunday, October 4.

The race, to be run over a mile and a half two furlongs less than the St. Leger is worth more than 25,000 pounds sterling so that it is indeed a prize worth winning.

of the

Man

From a national point of view And there is more to it than current England captain, Billy

Th Buckley found Wright, whom

for there is over 2,000 | there osan joy that thn French playing lun schoolboys' team pounds sterling for the breeder challenge had been overthrown in Worcestershire.

winning horse which, [and by one of the cunners of the should it be Premonition, would | Royal steble; from the financial point of view I was rather a be the Brigader's wife.

at New-different matter.-Chino The cult was bred market

Precipitation out of Speelul. by Trial Ground, a my he bought Premoni- from Colonel Lötter.

second Boris Trial Ground's foal. The first WIK so badly kicked as yeuring Ont. he and to be destroyed,

Those whit lacked Premoni-

PREFERS LOCALS After leaving Wolverhampton, just before the end of the war, Buckley dropped

fool- out of ball for a while, but when Hull the League 18 City re-entered

appointed their

1047

Ju'

fret maneget,

Will Rogland internationa! Ralch Carter and experienced

flon on the grounds that he was former England player Eddie

Precipitation, Burbank

around. 501 buitek

wanderful ire of stayers of the Buckley started once more on a

highest class, found a nice 30 puth of developing local boys.

He persuadfekt Danish start one winner. Viggo Jensen to sign for Hull a an amateur-foreigners are not allowed to play for British clubs as professionnis-but differences soon rose between Buckley and the club's directors.

The director, encouraged by

the splendid

Hull's team.

the transfer

· Leeds-at - that -lime, was -In a bay way. Relegated from The Firat Division in 1946-47,

the

It really was the colt's turn to win though he was not generally expected to beat his stable com- panion, the who was

favourite.

Queen's Aureole,

a warm five to four

those

LAWN BOWLS TEAMS

The following are, Club selec- tions for League Lawn Bowls matches to be played tomorrow:

Indian R.c.

CHINA MAIE, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1953.

BACK HOME FROM INDONESIA

The South China Athletic Association soccer team returned to Hongkong yesterday from their tour of Indonesia and Singapore. Their tour record was:- Played 18, Won 12, Drew 5, Lost 1, China Mail Photo.

FAMOUS SPORTS

I

STARS

MET ...

HAVE “Bombardier" Billy Wells

Cameron

& Herbert Bernard

By ARCHIE QUICK

Long before the Jack Doyle Tests. It was a merry party. era. Just in front of the Georges Even that confirmed pon-smoker Carpentier enga,. “Bombardier" and tectotaller "Jock" Cameron to two lagers. the Adonis of was persugrled By Wells was

1, and while heavyweight boxing. There was Thay made him no fulsome feminine adulation the rest of them trouped off to for him there was

I put "Jock to bed, for the dance I

"See you in the morning." said very secondary Trish songbird, nor did he command the boule-Cameron, my particular friend, vards Hike the French inner as I tucked him in, but, I had to get back to London early next from Lons.

But the whole of the British morning and I missed him.

never saw him again. Cameron nation-boxing fans and non- boxing fans of the years straddi- went up to see friends in Scot- Ing World War had a deep land, salled from Southampton affection for the ex-soldier who, in an intermediate Union Castle

boat, caught # bug on if he had more of the "killer"

way instinct, must have become the home at Madein, and died at

Town in November first British Heavyweight Cham-Cape pion

since Bob the tragically carly age of 30. of the world Fitzsimmons

It is generally conceded in Where is he now? The "First cricket that Herbert Bernard next to Bertie. Gentleman" of British boxing Cameron was, has not fared too well financially Oldfield, the greatest wicket- many other top-rankers, keeper of all time. The experts Like Ted "Kid" Lewis, for even place the Strudwicks, the instance, he was born too soon, Tallons, the Walcotts and the and

given a

a too generous nature. Billy took on hotel in Sussex, then one in the heart of Mayfair.

like so

well

Evans

of this "Jock" in merit,

His work behind

world

the

behind

the stumps

in Division v HKFC (low):-M. Then he rose to a later fame as was as unobtrusive as his private B. Kagan, U. A. Rumjabu, K. M. Rumjahn, A. M. Omar; J. Hoosen,

the man who struck the gong disposition. He did everything 5. Yusuf, A. R. A. Haluman,

well-known film pro-

pro- quietly and efficiently. Mode Kuchel A. H. Seemi... befo 1. All. K. M. Oma (away):-

duction company's offerings. Now than that, he was an excellent he is a commissionaire at Eletree bataman. Why, in that num- 2ml Division

A.

ve the have Atador: Haroon, A. O. Film studios, but you will seme- mer of 1935 did he not

onc times see him at a ringside at temerity to hit

3nt Division POC (Home)-S.

All-matchi-slart-of-4 -1.98

K.B.G.C.

SWEET REVENGE watching crowds

wanted to

enter He certainly had bad luck market and

buy when losing the Irish Derby on

S. M. Rumiatin; M. 11. Jonn, The horse that S. 8. Hussain, A. J. Hussain, A. M. some high priced stars. Buckley an objectjun. wanted to stick to his local got the race on that occasion,unjahr: 1. Kitchell, N. Daman, A.

B. Kitchell, J. M. A. Ramjahn. boys,

The directors won and, Chamier, was out of the money at the end of the season 1948-40, a Doncaster so Premonition got Abuo, 9. 11. Khan, E. H. Markar. O. R. Sadlek; A. M. Kadir, B, M. Buckley moved on to Leeds very sweet revenga,

S., Ackber, A. R. Razack; United.

How Root Piunonition is will. Alpes, 1. Nazarin, S. Ducks better be

h's M. Y. Adal. judged after French

race. Should he win tbal

ibon congmangly, who say that on the running of chib was struggling near the Aurvole

First Team (away) v Taikoo Club to Pinza foot of the Second Division, and the Deity 4

P.-I. Browne, H. Hughes, King George E Howarth, R. Robertson (5); J. which hind Hot Reen

and Queen

Elizabeth | Tindall. G. Thompson. F. Francis. Third Division football

Sunoson (8); L since Stakes,

Gaddi. E. Pri monition might still W early 1920's, was faced with huve conquered the great Finzarvin, A. Enaman. J. Mekelvle the grim spectre of relegation. at Doncaster had he run, will. Second Team (away) y KDC at

GMackricit, Bunkley immediately ret his not be accused of inane opti-pan-A. Hutton

Parker, D. Trail (S): Ure; E scouts to work, and within amism.

Baker, A. Baker, J. Crighton (8); short time they turned up kwo After all Premonition not only Volckert C. Grieves. He promising youngsters from Wales bear Aureole by six lengths, vanagh, H. Shields (B),

winger Hold Williams from much further than Pinza Wrexham And a__17-year-old ever done, but beat by three centre-half named John Charles. lengths the French ace, Northen Light, winner of the Grand Prix do Paris.

Leeds

the

ILK. Foctball Club

30 runs

MARCIANO WINS ON ΑΤΚΟ

re-

Now York, Sept. 24. Rocky Marciano tained his Heavyweight Champion title tonight by winning on a technical! knockout over challenger Roland LaStarza in the 11th round. United Press.

USRC PAIR PUT UP A GAME STRUGGLE IN DOUBLES FINAL

By "ARGONAUT”

Mrs K. H. Ip and Mrs Tuo annexed the Colony Open Ladies' Doubles tennis title for the first time when they defeated Mrs Stamp and Miss Philip in the final yesterday at the Ladies' Recreation Club by 6-4, 4-3.

Contrary to expectations of a runaway victory for the South China pair, a strong stand was made by the losers, who hold their opponents to n 2-3 and 8-5 score in the first set and enjoyed a commanding 3-0 lead in the second set.

Steady and accurate play by Interheng Handicap-Jardine's (C. Bloti and G. Fischeon) beat Mer- Mrs Ip and Mrs Tao carried the cantile Bank (A. C. B. Hopkins and day for them against the fulFA. Anderson) 6-0, 6-5 Club, brilliance of their opponents Livingston & Co. (W. A. Iteed and A. T. Dow) beat National City Dank who, though doing their best to of New York (R. W. Wheeler ani cut down their errors with care. 11. A. Noronha), 0-3, 6-4.. ful placements, found themselves a lille ungdapted to this type of play.

Agstresalve volleys, especially by Miss Philip who put up brilliant performance at the nol, turned out to be their more effective weapon, which could

TODAY'S MATCHES

Colony Ladies' Singles Final-Mes tp v. Mrs Tao.

Cojony Ladies Plate Flant: Mrs Fowler ve Stomp.

Club Marys Singles Open-(0) Z wed|Zulauf.v. J. Stillębo

lub Man Singlon Handicap-(7 I. Illahovd v. J. Morrell; (2) "G. 1.

have given them better results Nomon w. W. It. Williams. and they been able to maintain lock (N. W. Calvert and L. Jovino

Interhong Handicap-(0) Whee- the attacking amo with ac- v. Mercantile Bank (R. C. Chapman

curate and more forceful and J. Pereira),

ground sunkes,

Mrs Ip opened the service

and got off comfortably to--a 2-0 lead before

the Stamp MR VARGAS

Philip combination sottled down and broke through Mrs Tao's service to reduce the margin to

With the store at 30-30 Miss Philip's service in the fourth grane, Mrs Ip slammed a beautiful TV inner along the middle of the court, and Miss Philip overdrove efter drawing Mrs Ip to the net to allow Mrs Jp and Mrs Tao to widen thei: lead to 3-1,

A double-fault by Mrs Ip in

STANDS

PAT

Manila, Sept. 24.

The Second Asian Games ·

the fifth game paved the way to will be completely free of

game any racial or national dis the USRC pair's seconicl

Dr win with Miss Philip putting in crimination,

Regino the final touch with a passing Ylanan, the Hon. Secretary intercepting volley.

of the Games, stoutly main-

The

*however,

Chinese pair, came back strongly to take the tained today.

Mrs next two games at love.

held her next

Dr Ylanan insisted that the

Stamp galiantly 40, but she ruling restricting the forthcoming service game could not slop meet to "Asian nationals"

and her

by

was

pre-

Mrs In Itom serving to a 40-13 solidly sustained by the icad and taking the game and cedents set by the International first

when Mrs Ect

Stamp Olymple Committee. alipped in reaching to sideline drive by Mrs Ip.

INSTANT SUCCESS

Playing a

in tho

Meanwhile, the Asian Garnet Foderation President. Mr Jorgo

. Vargas, said that he stood, pat more aggressive on what ter told the Hongkong second set, Mrs newspapers about the question of

with instant success. A stream to the Colony.

Chess Stamp and Mics Philip met eligibility during iris recent visit

Chess

Kowloon

Club's Annual

Meeting

Kowloon

of fine volleys by Miss Philip at

the net took them to a 3-0 and soon after to a 4-1 lead.

The statements of Mr Vargas and My Ylaman were the offshoot

kang

AS

A fine cricketer, a great team Committee members, especially | 1p and Mes Too beat Mrs Stamp and case moy fervicemen from the

Sau

Dr Varghs pointed out further that this rule applied to Singn- pore, and all the member coun- tries of the Asian Games Fede-· ration

The Champlons rallied back is Proes repart quoting the with all they had at this stage South China Morning Post and, kooping the ball well in charging Mr Varges with issuing statements • in contradictory the opposing backcourt, drew level at 4-4 and went bu to take Hongkong and in Manila on this

vital question. a big fight, and this fair-caded over of Hedley Verity's and at

the lead at 5-4. giant is as well preserved and Sheffield of all places too?

The losers, made a gallant bid Mr Vargas claimed that what general meeting The annual He handsome as ever.

still holds with R. H.

Chess Club in the 10th game to stem the he said in Hongicong was that Catterall the record for a firth of the

Peninsula tide, holding Mra Ip's service any person born there would be Billy, if I remember rightly wicket partnership against Eng-was held at the

qualified to represent it in the without consulting the records, and in a Test Match while two Hotel yesterday when members An overdrive

An overdrive by Mrs Stampi¦Ásian gemos unless he toolk some Best came to the front by other notable batting feats of of the Committee were elected, put her opponents at vanlege other nationality. He added that winning the Championship of the his wore a stand of 265 with The Hon. K. M. A. Barnett, point and amidst intense excite-a British subject permanently. British Army In India when he McMillan for the Transvaal

even if bo was born some was stalloned at Quetta in 1912.

a successful year and length drive by Mrs Ip to com and a 327 partnership with ported

where olie, When he came home he beat the against the Orange Free State the President of the Club, re- ment Miss Philip netted a good residing or domiciled in Hong-

would also be quoil-. fancied Sergeant Sunshine, and Briscoe

fled. However, he went on, re- THE RESULTS Griqualand Expressed the hope that another cedo the game, set and match. against

chess club might be founded in

The results of yesterday's matches sidence in Hongkong should be it was roses, roses all the way West. until he bumped up against

at least five years, and in no Hongkong. He also thanked the were:

Cokery_Ladies' Doubler Final: 3drs Carpentier at Ghent,

and a Joyal friend,

A. E. Gomes, Hon,Mia Philip 6-3, 6-4.

mother country be eligible. The kindhearted "Bombardier" man,

death was Mosars Cameron's untimely

and J. P.

de Club Men's Singles -now Champion of Britain, A great blow to a game which Secretary,

botle boat. W. 31. Wu do, Treasurer, for made a fool of the French boy, he adorned with such skill and Carvalho, Hon. hesitated at knocking him out, humility. Although he was from the work they had done in the 81 beat E. W. M. Bryant

Club Mixed Doubles Handicap and got knocked out himself. Johannesburg and the Transvaal, past year.

Cmdr and Mrs 3. figge boat Mr and Mrs Straine, 6-4, 6-2. With his own temperament beat-"Jock's" roots were as deeply

Mr Barnett was re-elected irt Division v IRC at Sockunpop. Ing him, he lost the return in implanted in Scolland as any 4 pan.:--E. Liddell, W, McCall, K.

of the Club, while

Mr Vinnan declared that the. A. Baker, L. G. Young_(Skip); B,

London and was beaten by two man of Natal, and he often said President

Was re-clécted

ruling elven by Mr Vardas had Locke, R. Flaxman, J. Skinner, B. unceremonious Americans, Billy to me: "1 wonder why I wasn't Mr J. Tausz

Klaus,

Vice-President. Messrs A. E

already been approved by the So on that running Premoni-Bickford (Skip); Wright, L. Papko aud

born in Durban,"

Gomes, J. P. de Carvalho and

Asian Games Fedoration at the must be very good indeed, Strange, T. Morgan, M. N. Rakusan

(Skip).

France,

D. E. de Carvalho were rew and must have a wonderful

ammal meeting last year. Ho Kowloon C.C.

But in detent, Billy Wells was

elected than most

Hon. Secretary, Hon. chance of winning the valuable

the said that the ruling was decided First Division (Home) v KDNC even more popular and coveted "Arc de Triomphe" A. V. Lopes, 3. Tang, J. Chubb. T. champions in victory. From the

Treasurer and Captain respec- Stableford competitien played at up in sexirdance with that of. for Britain.

Cape Godwin, time he beat "Iron" Hague for

while Mr A. M. Souza Shek O recently with 33 points, the Intational Olymple Cern- Capell, F.

Sung

regional will never be a chance JG. Roberto, G. Lee, S. N. followers would hear or speak There

British titie, boxing's

Mrs D Mitchell was the runner events. Tho following to assest how Pinza and Premoni- Wong, F. O. Mader.

have been

Other Committee members up with 31 points. tion really rate for the Derby

the IRC Second Division (Home) v IRC-

to represent

Mrs R. Fox and Mrs M. Ho cited the ease of E. Mac+7° Kwangtung Handicap

winner will sun, no more and. Gitung, I. Bones, E. Gifford, J. no wrong of him, and a light selected

the fistic game when second

division team against elected were Miss Jeanette Piry A. Tibbles W. itchine, A. J. Pia went out

Gray qualified Saturday, 10th October, 1953, confine his activities to the stud. fand, WR. WILL, W. Lo he finally went to defeat at the RCC at Cox Read tomorrow, and Messrs R. C. Dari Barry Cup during the month of as a British subject, was allowed for the Fred Donald Bailey of Trintiad, who, A. Biriukof, A. M. Souza - and Brigadier Wyatt's colt, however, ward; E. P. White, W. Baker, B.

commencing at 1.30 0.7

August.

to represent Eritrit, at the 1953: o Arculli (Capt), M. Y G. S. Coxhead. Tickats in the above at win be kept in training for next Aray M. 3. Divecha.

Third Division (Home) v }[KTC!

Rashid

Lodies are reminded that a Helsinki Olympics. But later in l. $2.00 each may be obtained year's big events. It has not yet 11. W. Close AC Tribble, it the firat "White Hope."

Abbas, R. A. IX. 8. E. M. Bux.

Messrs J. Tausz and L. A three club medal competition te same year, Bailey was re- been decided whether he will go Ridadale, T. Lock; W. Duddman, for the long distance cup mees or

Jected as the British representa-- Cocta wore 5. Tadd, H. A. Trigg, CW Laan: Everything was laid on for him Chagia, H. Latchandani, A. IC

appointed will be held on Thursday, in the European pegional niitile distance ovente,

D. B. Sequeira. J. E. Medina, L

October 8. to topple the crown from Jackkar, Myatt, M. Yusuf Samed,

auditors. M. A. Waham, Snr. Gilon, B, Hameland.

Johnson's head,

championships in Bruges, bo but this White

Umpire 12th Man T. 5. Chibe:

The Ladies' Club champion cause he was not a European Taikoo Club

The annual report and ac-ship over 36 holes will be play- v. Black contest was outlawed. G. M. Buit: Scaror M. 1. Razack.

All connerned are asked to mest Wells માધ assalled on all sides at 1 ni, sharp to-morrow at the counts were also adopted.

ed on October 29, partners will having been born and domloited

in Trinidad for hlu lack of ability to take a Star Pier, Kowloon side.

be drawn for.

According to the Manila Chro Liste

will be posted at the nicle, Mr Vagas end uport ar- a Clubhousa and will close on rival here from Hongdong Chich October 21. Will competitors the question of eligibility

NOTICE

THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB

Special Cash Sweep on the

at the Cash Sweep Ofices of the Club at:-- Queon's 'Bldg., Chater Road 5. D'Aguilar Street

382 Nathan Road, Kowloon

Over 700,000 tickets sold to date.

By Order of the Stewards, I. MISA,

Secretary,

Harry Odell

soys

You will thrill to z

“SANGAREE”

D

showing at.

Princess Empire

lion

Hong

He might well win the Ascot Cold Cup as

his sire did in 1937. Premonition should certainly be

1st Division v KBGC at Talkoo at able to repeat his victory over 3.30 p.m.-G. Stark, G. H: Clayton.

the

Frank

in

Cricket Teamsively.

was elected Librarian.

hands of rugged Joe camed (Vio-Capt.), AT

03

Wells will go down in

Aurcole at any distanco over one. H. Kinnibur Spence, 2. stomach punch and his incon-

and a half miles.

DISAPPOINTMENT

1. 1311more. A.

E. Daxter, J. C. Chatimers; G. Graham. J. Rowan. W. C. Bovard, R. B. Marshal

Postponed Game

The great disappointment of the St. Leger was Aurcole's display, thought

The following will represent the como were prepared for his fallure because Dlub de Rectele in a phoned First

Division game against the Craigon

.c.

of his temperament. In order to power, at CCC to-morrow at 4 pun cure the handsome chestrut son A. F. Noronha, E. M. Alarcon, B. V. da Luiz, J. A. da Luɛ; T. X. of Hyperion of his nervous silva, G. A GUC disposition he had six weeks Pereira. pre-race attention by a psycho- Danenberg, C. Roza-Pereira. C.

Parrot, J. F. V. Ribeiro. therapist,

On the surface it looked in i

V.B.R.C.

. FRIENDLY GAME

The following bava' been chosen

the to represent

CrosgengowET C. In a friendly game against

Kaitak, RA.F. st

forporno at 1.45 p.m. (1.20 D.m. Kowloon Ferry);

clusivenes in finishing a fight,

said to but, as he once

me, "Who likes a punch In

the stomach? And I knocked out most of the best men of my time,"

č.

C.

a

NEXT TO OLDFIELD

Way back in September, 1935, African party of South cricketers were having a con- vivial evening at the late Sir Harry Preston's famous Brigh- ton hotel. Here at the crossroads where all sporlamen not were ("Nummy") G. Reed. I skipper H.

the effervescent

tho paddock at Doncaster as it 3rd Division (Home) v Club de that had worked. He showed Recreio al p.m.-M. Bobs, A. none of his previous tantrums. G. Comwell, C.

Edwarda Curry ledew, whe

But in the race liselt ho, tried. Tollway, R. M. Felterington: Doane, the quiel Brico

Wiha the Queer present, the Bowls game between the CCCWORTH"

Bob

to run his own kind of race and G. Symington, L. Coegrove, Gk jockey Harry Carr said after S. Agnew, A. Sleven.

(later to return to Fleet wards. Aurcolo would never, MATCH! RESULT.

a sports journalist), settle down and was always

Eddle Dudley Nourse, runring too freely."

In a Thirti Division Lawn

and the others, They and KCC yesterday, CCC won were joined by the Springboks, We recently arrived on there shores that great CC. Ma, K. Part, R. O and captained by Baker, VA, Razack (CCC) 10 footballer Benny Osler. D. n. Berboiran J. Bredine, faỡn

6. Ramshand, 10-17.

It was

the cricketans, the bo

record crowd that packed the isistorie Town Moo: was bitterly disappointed at the coll's fodlure to twin dos Her Majesty.

by 3-2.

On the foren book he certainly, Chew, J. Kelleber 2, Legnard, tour the end of a summer'a i tooked fikely to compensate her 1. A. Kavier lost to it. Why Clown for his defeat in the Derby. The P. C. Symone, H, Nigdale, &, Beginning of a winter programane Victor of his stable companion bertson, 13-10, www.ooked upon with caband

«B.LY: Dos, P. Manson, P

for the tuger ma... Mitchell, Vahad play appred

Viljoen, Pastors amand in the

cotitution

62

HOME SOCCER

London, Sept. 24. Leyton Orient beat Gilling, Giong Choy, G. A. Bouss, P ́R Rack W. 3. E. Colledge, H. P. ham 3-1. in

a Division Madir, K. Y. Tam, G. Sound (Southern)

match today. B. P. Dhabbar, J. Heywood, 'B. N.

Reuter, Hegde, R, N. Manley.

THE GAMBOLS

ARE YOU READY IDEAS ?)

SHAN'T BE A MINUTE. ---- I'VE ONLY GOT 10 SUT MY HAT ON

SHEK-O GOLF

Mrs S. Cleland

won

milice

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please sign the list or telephone

mained to. ba defined. The the Hou. See., Mro Brown, Told-Chronicle report added that the phone 27409.

Asian Games organislost com An Eclectic competition will be rvois expected to eunice the [ruri through "the" month of Anal. ruling shortly, Franco

October...

Presse

Barry Appleby

I'M READY, DEAR