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IF THE WEATHER HOLDS

WOLVES AND WEST BROM. ARE BOTH CAPABLE OF A CUP AND LEAGUE DOUBLE

Says DENNIS HART

THE CHINA MAIL, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 6, 1954.

The English weather has become a joke. Its vagaries have been extemporised by comedians in music halls and variety theatres all over the country.

TOMMY ATKINS’-

Army Sports Parade

The Army

Golf Association, surprising to hear

that

up to

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THEY CENSOR FILMS WITH A ROLLING-PIN

Line."

By CECIL WILSON

да

con-

Sam Goldwyn the other, and here I am on Mr Goldwyn's against Mr. Mantalini's "Demn ''it!" 'which, had tô bo changed day added a sober and aido.

BARKED WORDS

tờ “Dósh It!" before the film of characteristically logical

Murder, it rules, may not be "Nicholas Nickleby" was pald this column the complement now only ONE entry has been word to the American con- presented in a way that inspires sidered suitable for Lender

sorship rumpus raised by Imitation. It forbids drinking American minds of asking it to nomihate, and received.

for the al, the three holes

The Army boccer referees the banning of Jane Rus-scenes (unless they are essen- More recently the same cen- Hidden Bogey Competition holdt have two important dates

tive exploitation of adultery and a nude bathing seena which at Feeling last week. The winner their calendar. Next Saturday's, Intest film, "French tel to the plot and the "attressors, banned the words

and illlelt ex.... war Major F. C. M. Rooves of 28 they have their monthly meet- Field Regiment who was 1 up ing at the No. 6 Higher Educa- at 10.30 am, and both before and after deduction tion Centre of tho Hidden Holes The on January 15 they hold their runner-up was Major LH. P. Annual Dinner at the NAAF Waknetley-Cothen of the RTR Club In Chatham Road, a wock away soccer fans,

The should be one decision that will who finishes all-rquare. But with the third round FA Cup ties less than

holes selected for the hidden please many folks. particularly those in the Midlands, are treating the subject with deference.

bogey were B, 13, and 17. between those days the competition in And the connection

WOR not England's

tournament national game and alther

this.

force as it is today. nearly 0 her national joke? Just

has increesid difficulty If the tnlid spell, which hus The existed throughout the first half of the season, continues through the second half, 1954 may see the impossible achieved, a club performing the Cup and League double.

minifoid.

that

But this year I think her Wolves or West Brom, are equal to the task-providing the weather holds.

The significance of the weather In this.

If it continues with damp, but Arm, grounds, etub playing ability will be the de- But if the usual honours,

ciding factor.

of SNOW and 1889, and winter mixture flut in sleet arrives,

one

ONLY TWICE BEFORE

Only twice haa carried DIT both Preston North End in Aston Villa ira 1807.

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This

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ridiculous

fuss

them

the

the British censors had passed It bare such words The shrewd showman who

alley in the Margaret Lockwood pleture, "Laughing Anna,”. should really be included out cat, slut, or bat (applied to

woman), cocotto, God, or Lord of those Malapropiams so (unless

Mr Joseph Breen, as the used reverently) and fondly associated with his daman and hell except when figurehead of American censor to the

cursed and name wrote to the Motion essential

historical,ship, has boen

ridiculed for Picture

of literary, or Biblical context.

the absurdities Association America urging it to bring Those rules, and all the others committed in his name, but he into slushy marshes, it will be a

The Army

I have no space to mention, are, after all, at Golf Association

mercy of survival of the fittest.

organi- reasonable enough in their way, those terrifying women's In such conditions every slep Army soccer referees were weil has sponsored a very Interest-Its purity code up to date.

will be

but it is the Broen Office's un-sations who tower over the ing golf match which is an effort.

The code is administered on Good football is represented at the talk given on

as you read this impossible. Luck and freak Monday by Mr Clarke, the Eng-taking place

behalf of this body of Hollywood Imaginative and Inelastic inter-United States with a whip in tcam

one hand and a rolling-pia in A select is with the column. It is results are the order of the day,lish referer, who

the other, ready to belabour any Since the war, such sides as Perseus party at present in the against the Fagasus footballers producers by the Breen Office-pretation that makes

Alm they consider a moral slur and it will be played over the formerly the Hays Offee-with mockery. Fanling courEC.

on the American way of life. Arsenal, Manchester United and Colony. Portsmouth have been on the

been

be eight-a- The match will both Verge

pf carrying

που enthusiasts are Rugby

It is to sweaten these women honours only to fall at the post

hord at work trying to plek the aide and the Fanling Club mem- most generous winners of the

Forces bers have been through lack of strength.

And it is not only heavy going Inter-Unit Knockout Competi- in granting the courtesy of the that wrecks

form.

So do fog and frost. Fog causes an end

tion. The games in the semi-course as well as looning clubs finais suggest that there will be for the visitors. of Axtures, of season pile-up

two terrifle tussles before

The local side will be made combined with games Onalists are decided. The ties up of the Captain of the Club

owing to Cup

which have to be played off be- and two

members, one player means that before the Final fore January 31 aro BB from the RAF, and four Army

competing follows: 1st takes place the two

Dorsets V golfers. There are several top clubs

may play up to three

LAA Regt. RA; and 1st Welch class golfers among the Pagasus scen Mr Breen's production code anything Dickens ever wrote- week, games a

v. 1st King's.

A lot players and

special And trost may force them to

interest will be centred round play

those games with weakened

Leslie Compton who is aldes. Frozen

send

handicap player. In grounds

connection with the game the visitors will injury lists soaring.

be taken for a tour of the New Territories.

turning roundstoned

Fanling Golf

The first and second rounds of the Royal Hongkong Golf Club Junior Championship (Handicaps 10 and over) were played over the Old Course at Fanling on Sunday, results being as follows:

Se

Land

be

the

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It is possible that the games will be played on different days and as these have tremendous

do will It can be seen that the possibilities fans

delighted with the news that they weather man will have a Anite influence on which two will be able to see both.

the season Early in

I sug- teams will walk onto Wembley's First Round:W. H. Pater-Cup Match was open to players green and pleasant turf on thegested that the Gnal might well lu between Welch and Dorsets both Silver

Brenze Oral Saturday in May, and sun lost to Dr J. B. Mackie157

and that could easily turn out R. R.Division and playel on handleap 4/3; F. de Jong bent

to be a good foreenst Coombs-574; J L Macintyre on the New Course.

Fourrcanes played In The

Course December or the New were won by Mrs S. S. Gordon

H. Liang with

lost to J. O. Pote-Hunt

3/2:

C. Pratt lost to W. G Robert- 4/4, R. J. Burker lost to

BON

A

IF HE BEHAVES

Or

he behaves Wolves West Brom. have the ability for the task. They proved that in the first half of the season. They were undoubtedly the outstand- Coming leams. There is running Bogev

with petition for the month of January. These days,

League The Silver Division Players are on

struggles fought out strenuously Bronze

from the Arst game, club games the Old Course, and the players on the New Course.

give a far more accurate pointer to Cup form than they used to. For every match is like a Cup

W L. T Crunden down; and Mrs C.

G. Don lost to 1. 11. Gnet: score of 78. Thomson - 19th green; D. Baker Carr lost to A. R. de Pinna 2/1; J. R. Latch beat

Dickson Leach - on 20th

J green.

Sound Round:-Dr J. B. Mac- kie boat F. de Jong 3/1; O. Pote-Hunt beat W. G. Robertson 1 up; W. L. T Crunder boat . H. G

J

Thom-

ID

Fixturen for the month are the Captain's Cup Qualifying Round on January 9, 10 and 12, a nedal Corn-

January petition on Tuesday.

this will be held in both the Old Course and the New Conirsel Tuesday. January 28 there

on the Fourkade Shanghai New Course

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6/4; A. R. de Pinna boat entries for the Bronze Championship which will be played Entries close on Sun- in February. day, Jannter their names on the

player 31. It unable to

picase calt list would they Hon. decretary,

passing gaune The Entry is now at

J. B. Leitch on 10th green.

The mi-finals will be played on Sunday on the Old Course, teeing off times being:-9.18 a.m. Dr J. B. Mackie vs J. O. Pote Ilunt. 0,20 a.m. W. L. T. Crun- den v A. R. de Pinna,

Captain's Cup (1993)

un ar before--January 10

of

EXCELLENT The Army soccer players who the first and recond took part sumes of the Pegasus visit gave excellent displays and did a lot to answer the Scritics who thought nol of that some

than would make the grade.

Blondie

of Longland

the

I have

look just had A through the most recent copy of that most useful book 'Sports and Games in the Army, 1953-Dorsets had just about his best game of the season and made a 54'.

big impression on several of the visitors. Altogether six Army part in the series players took

Arc to be congratulated

01

No service sportsman should be without a copy this publication as it covers all sports played in the Army and provides the rules by which "Whenever there is a pitch to

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an unwieldy and, in many Just after the war wa

had cases, ludicrous list of "do's and that

over Sir don'ts,"

Laurence Olivier's "Henry V." because Shakespeare had bo- that the Breen Office raises smirched his poetry with such objections that would possibly terrible wortis sa "dama" and never arise in ordinary circum-

alances. "bastard"

The British Board of Film Censors has made its own mis-

but

t on the wholo operates on much simpler and more sensible Unes.

sequence.

It has banned Miss Russoll's new 3-D film because of "some

shots" and glaring

dance

Whether the ban was justified Miss Russell had or whether good reason for supporting it, I cannot say until I have teen the picture for myself. But I have

SHOCKED PROTEST There was also that shocked fakes, protesta comedy far funnier than gravily in its pompous

If You Don't Like 65 Feet Of

Monroe...

Marilyn

By

KAY MURRAY

announce

that

NO VIOLENCE

Instead of having flinis graded by outside organisations it has established its own grades ---- "U" Aims for audiences of all ages, "A" flms which children may see in company with adults, and “X” films for adulla only.

in

Within these grades it judges every flm on lis' own merits on the principle that what might

or salacious appear. sordid one treatment might be pardon- ed as inoffensive

another. But one thing that makes the British censora

red 19 violence.

in

BCC

"Four out of Ave scenes wo Warner

they cut concern sadistic brutality."

New York. briskly following suit. Pretty soon nothing will Brothers against the Amateur Cupholders be coming out of Hollywood will make 16 of their 1954 filma rays its secretary, Mr. A. T. L in the big-screen medium, and Watkins. "We try to be under- on the honour they have brought but bigger, louder though MGM promises that eight of its standing in our general censor- weather turns be marked off or a track to be to the Service and to their own not necessarily better pic-forthcoming pictures will get the ship, but we have no mercy on

tie. and

What if the will

bad? Firstly I think that would

Wolves.

Their short rule out

would get stuck In the mud, and

the defence tactics of would find off-side little use in slippery conditions. West Brom, may fare better. They can swing the ball about, The date for the Championship and they have

a defence has been Axed for

Thursday,

This hale depth plan.

may will be 38 March 4 This

Cuuree enough

to ride the for them stroke play, ID on the Old in the morning and 30 on the New

win the Champlon- Course the same afternoon. Entry storm and hats will be posted at a later date. ship. But I think it would be

K A. Mile; beat . L. Jones Curre 3/2 L. P Stokes lost to D. Shew-17,

3/2 A. v. White lost to D. 1.

the

Match

be

judged,

Incasured there Is a need to

reliable

dala and the have

ic? its predeces- latest edition

answers sors, contains all the

a cicer straightforward way.

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and

team.

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forma-

от

to

bo

tures.

high, wide and handsome treat-scenes of unnecessary violence."

"What's happened to 3-D?" do hear someone ask. Three-dimensional pictures are

about

NOTICE

THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB now admit ANNUAL RACE MEETING

1954

before

Hong Kong Derby

8th May, 1954.

Draft Programmes and

At a recent check, forty-ment. I During the weeks have eight features and two car-

column I been writing this

toons in CinemaScope were have been most impressed by

scheduled for 1954. Any fl

out the tremendous contribution

That is the pronouncement of made to Army sporting affairs fan who doesn't take to 65

Miss

with their of

cors to Marilyn the men In spite of the disappointing by the members of the Army feet

susurrating Dave- Monroe reclining on a couch Broadway's response to the call for entries | Physical Training Corps, in

Whenever there is a for proposed Basketball League

as she debates "How To ments. Film men the authorities have decided to

tion or unit competition

Marry A Millionaire" should that they didn't know enough go ahead with arrangements.

3-D techniques programme

their advice and buy a small-screen television they flashed their Eldorado be 23rd, 27th and 30th January Arranged

and and the present intention fr that

assistance is nought and from set or take up the study of fore a dazzled publle. Seven teams have been entered sponta the sides should meet each other

there seems ancient history. recent experience

Pictures like "Bwana Devil" twice and eo play 12 games in

to be no job too big or too "The pictures we make from and "House of Wax," bad DL5 all. This should be a most in-

now on will be twice as big and they were, drow twice as costly," lately intoned office queues out of curiosity, teresting competition and the small for PTI to kle.

Apart from their own parti-

Mr Darry! Zonuck, high priest and brought into the only regret is that it did not get

cinema Entry Forme for the above the support that it merited,

cular speciality they bulld up

be obtained of CinemaScope, with

there may people who hadn't been a vast working knowledge of

Twentieth Century-Fox hopes to for years. But the public has Secretary's Office, Alexandra and many different gamca

blanket the Industry.

tired of sitting through Grade B House; the Club House, Happy They cover many Army boxers will no doubt be pastimes.

miles and

Whether a picture gets work many hours

pictures with its polaroid glasses out in strength at the next

the course

of their duty gressively beller because

uncomfortably askew on its nose. Valley; and the Stables, Shan Boxing show at the Mission to in

Kwong Road. Although three big-name 3-D New York, critics have tended Scamen on January 14. What- and I am sure that the sport bigger remains to be seen.

Army in the

debale

whether the hugeness attractions were included in New for ever the programme, many willing fraternity

them a big debt

cinematic een can improve on the York's feel disappointed that the much

wifing and expert eagerly awaited their discussed and return meeting between Lucas and James cannot now mu- terialise us the soldier has left

The following are the results of Brst rothel suatches in the play off

for them to A team of RAF players have asking too much for the 1953 Captain's Cup. The second ruud being due to be played challenged the Lodies to

which will be played on the New take the Cup as well.

do well if uts Wednesday,

A side I expect to February

the doing gets heavy, is New- castle. In forwards like Milburn, and Mitchel Broadis, Hannah they have opportunists who will make the fullest use of any de- these are And fensive silps. frequent in both soft and ley conditions.

Anderson-8/3: R. K. Collings re-i ceived

A W/O

from J. Linaker;

I. C. L. Oliphant best W. M.

Chalmers 3/4: H G

Smith beat

J. R. Lesteb-3/2; W. C. Hung beat 1 King-2 up; R, J. Barker lost to W. H. Paterson-

29th

green.

the

Hockey Dates

to

TOUGH DEFENCE

Association pro- The Hockey Open Fuar-ball

the Bound

end of results:-Robinson/ gramme

is given Comulis beat Kolt/Goldman 2 up; the current season line/Butler bent flobertson/Cleland below

all

that and 3/2: Allen/Hulme I dawn; Lopen/A. R required to make a success is forwards.

major events

Berry/Billinghurst

Jost

to

Burt/

3/2; Dot-

Campbell 2 up: Huyse. Hennedy best Downin/McCausland 3/1; Carey/ Edgar received pherson/Hubble: Hastie/Ree lot to Coleman/Leitch 32; Wai/Pan lost to Ryde/Knight 3/2.

Scouter.

Bolton, last

port

a W/O from Mac-Ladies teams.

Feb 3 and 4-Annual Inter- Macao at

end

Holden

Matches in the second round of Hongkongkong to army Wembley again.

season's beaten

DISAPPOINTING

GWCS

assistance.

"He

screen

which

pro

it's

record

box

At

the

Entries close to the Secro- to

Christmas tary, Alexandra House, 8th of the

It presenta. (Columbia's "Miss Sadle Thomp Floor, at NOON on Tuesday,. quality of the picture it Few have been so outspoken as Don," with Rita Hayworth, "Dial

The Geordies also have a to support the is tough defence

It is based on one of to be the best half back lines in the de Pana bent Shoemaker/Lang for the

and up: Ho/McCone beat Waterman/Elrick given as much spectator support country-Stokoe, Brennan

4: Cornish/Oliphant lost to

Mr Bosley Crowther, New York M For Murder," directed by 12th January, 1954.

after Hitchcock for Warner's, and Lindsay 1 down; Main/Maclean beat 09 possible. It is:

Footballers come and go. Last Times movie critic, who

Please enclose the entry NVYch up: Nichole/R. R. Davies

placed. the Colony. Jan 10 and 23-Mens Inter-finalists, are similarly

wook I reported that the Army beat Imrie/Leigh-Bennett

viewing "Millionaire" remarked Martin and Lowis in Paramount's lings/Stoker beat J. D. Mackie port practice: 31-Final Inter-Their forwards, from experienced

bad lost the services of Gor. morosely: "CinemaScope is like "Money From Home"), the big-form in the green envelope

a small party for little children gest cinema in the world, the provided. practice for Men and Internationals Lofthouse, Hassal

Casey who had returned to the Athletes

that

Music City are reminded Moir to youngsters like

U.K. This week is my pleasure in the grand ballroom of a big 0,200-seat Radio

By Order of the Stewards, Parry are all go- the HKAAA is holding an Open to record the arrival of one who

Hall, knocked a nail in the 3-D hotel," and

But CinemaScope is none the coffin by turning down the 3-D and could take them to Meeting at Boundary Street on should coon maite good in

Sunday. This meeting is, of Amy side-Gae, Curtis, outside-less proving a rather lusty romp all-star picture of "Kiss Mo

Robe" Kate" in **Tho course, open to military competi- right from Leeds United. Nash, at the box-office. I think Blackpool's chance of be played team to Singapore to compete holding the title remote. They tura and entrics should

be the winger who has

up to date has grossed £3,670, version, an or before February 7. Smalley Cap

in FARELF Champlorships.

SOPT HOLF

fine service to the 000 (three million five hundred given still play good football, but forwarded to the M. Becke (03-24=09) J

About 10% of our (Semi Mc-

Cup

and defence have by

The meeting Anmy and the Colony has, for tomorrow. Catisland (61-12=00) L. F. Stakes finals):

that Mar

and seventy thousand pounds),

from eye defects same time, been keen to give up and has inspired Fox (which has suffer will start at 1.45 p.m. [09--20=60) And

B. Wilson

Manchester United's young-

the game but has sportingly BD-2000) tied for the December series commence; Mar 20-In- slowed down.

Music Hall Qualifier et the Smalley · Mid-week

eters might last the course better

Entries for the Inter-Unit agreed to carry on until a suit- sat on its hands for the past six mean they don't get anything "To us that some hundreds of means 1,500 patrons a week." the heavy going, but may lack climbed th 12 and the com- The arrival of Curtis may allow scale CinemaScope production, spokesman told me.

re-engaging the necessary experience.

petition is taking on more the Artmy officials to acceda to

employees who were recently taki

VOICE IN THE DEBERT 1st Nate wishes.

off. representative look. The closes on January 8.

this competition are to

Mar 10-AST__JLICTnation both attack

ternational series-finals;

Mar

•

favour

Cup and these players are required 28 Combined Services y MacDothan some of the older sides in Hockey Championship have now i able replacement could be found, months) to plunge into full-out of 3-D,"

or before January 21.

to submit a second medal card on at Hongkong; Mar

Wesk and Competitions

31-Army

(Finals). Cup

F de Jong won tive January Apr 10 Combined Services + Qualifier for the 1954 Captain's Cup on the par 72 Old Course at Fanling Civilians; Apr 19-Army six-a- with a return of 70-13 nettside Competition; Apr 25-End Frank Yeh Being runner-up with of Season Festival. 86-18=nett 08.

Other good cards

were returned by D. L. Anderson

(74-5-00), J. D. Mackie (74—3±73),

W. G. Robertson (13-1172), and A. R. Petrio (83-012), T, F. R.

LEAGUE TABLES

One

FINALLY, ARSENAL Finally, we come to Arsenal. can never discuss soccer honours without the Gunners being mentioned sooner or later. Three months ago, with two points from eight games, many boys were due for the big drop. sald that the Highbury glamour But they fought back magni PWLD Piflernily and

favourites for the Cup.

Below are the league positions Water won the Qualifier on the par at the end of the first half of

71 New Course with 67--10-nott 60 the season, i.c. up to and includ D. R. Ryde (07-1572) and E. C. Drown (00-1872) being Joint run- ing January 4.

ners-up. Ryde's card included a ten

on the par 11th hole.

Hogey Competitions

Mens First Division

Army 'A'

J. D. Mackie (2 up) won the. "A" | Army “D class competition against Bogey on Regralo "A"

the Old Cours during the week-end YMCA

was runner-up] IN

and D. L. Ante clase compotiunderbolt A with one up, the tion being won by W. c. Choy with Dutch return of two down against Dogey. RAJ

T. J., Waters and A. . BORTES Argonauta

Man's Second Division were the joint winners of the "g" clas Bogey Pool played over the Nav Bharat

with returns of one New Course down. T. F. R. Waters wan_Mo the winner of the New Course Mecsi KAAT. Pool with nott

+

Thunderbolta Recrsin A

Sookunpota University

Police

Ladi

'A'

LADIES' SECTION

ACES Winners of the LG.U. Medals Valley Sports lië"? for 1953 were-Silver Division, St Josepha Mrs Ann Hsges with a four card Recreio average over the year of nett ROYA 72; Breeze Division, Mrs W. N. Victorians

Dorne Gray with an average of 73 for

KOV 'D' four cards.

Recreio 'B' The Old Dragon's Cup, pre- DGS sented by Mrs E. 6. Cassidy in Gremlins 1982 for the best gross score on toiversity the Old Course by a player in

BUC

21 1

10

10

J

cre

now

third

•

A

of the flat

audiences

A still, small voice bleats un- FOLLOWING SUIT The Army cricket team had

heard in the anamorphic desert. There hag been further

their a convincing victory in

Sixteen CinemaScope pletures. Wilbur Shaper, representing the widespread support for the Second Division match against

minimum £714,000 cinema exhibitors of America, cent suggestion that billiards

KGV on Saturday. Capt, each at a and snooker championships should ba run. Many letters Dewar gave a fine display with (pounds) budget, are on the Fox recently pleaded for a go-slow and other equipment. but Bat the bat and rattled up 81 be schedule, and all Hollywood is movement in installing wide- been received have

"Remember what happened over fone being run out. The team I am Darby is,

assured, a bit total of 223 was the highest of inaccurate in suggesting that

htt Buch a competition would have to be run by the Land Forces

screen

Rugger Fixtures 3-D," he reminds the industry. They have two things in their Sports Board. Neither game wickets aplece. One of Major For This Month nearly £3,000,000 (three million

H. MISA,

Secretary,

» Bayer's « TONIC

Three-D cost the industry We buy and sell

pounds) to instal

the day.

MoCosh ant Rock shared the. bowling honours. with four io favour Forwards capable of

covered by Sports and Games McCosh's victims was his son

Everybody," says Mr Shaper blasting their way through any

in the Army" and according to who was playing against him on with this defence, in any conditions, and my Information it could,

occasion and

Owing to the visit of the bitterly, "everybody made money who in- which

Football-except the exhibitora," Association wonderful tradition

of the military cidentally caught his father off Pegasus the approval In the tense authorities, be run by a com- much

the bowling of Basto. Quite Club from United Kingdom to Cup atmosphere.

pelent committee. It was with a family feud!

Hongkong over the New Year But even there may be can- this in mind that I first 'passedi

Holidays. It has been found celled out by A

most

the ball' to the Sergeant and I

necessary to make certain ad- Arsenal-like defect-weakness am sill of the opinion that If|| Mony Army cricketers were

Justments to the Rugby Football Individually the ho were to take the lead and in the crowd that watched the pixtures, the main alteration

means

16 in defence.

To prevent holding-up the lenguns, the Silver, Division, was won in the followingnewfilets could not be played before & Jan., witi be held during the second

1953 by Ms John Wai with a *TOM

82. The Old Dragon's

Pelto for the Bronze Division Division Reprejó

won by Duten, es Thunderbola:A!

beni grous core was

Mrs H, Cleland with a gross 87 3d Toond & Die

on the New Colares.

my. Thunderbolis, "T":

Mrs A. W. Dawson-Grove won : 10 (VAWES

the Tazzari Cup and Mrs J. B. STANDA

t-up," This | Roeren 'A' KOY

un-

players are good, but they have call a meeting of interested | HKCC grand against Pegasus on being the postponement of the

not yet knitted together to form parties he would get all the Sunday.

such as one has; backing he required to make A rearguard come to expect from Arsenal the competitions a success, skies.

SNIPPETS:

Talpan game from January 2 Gar. Aden still to January 10. omong the prizes.. the Army is The Fixtures for January now. If he does this I will under-expected to be wall represented more open than in almost any take io, znake the necessary, #Ps in the Colony Squash Champion-road as follows::

order to provide ships...Army golfers BOCIT to January Internationals 1st

This since the war. But if you askproaches in me for my hunch, then, despils their dauks, it's Arsenal,

season the Cup looks

-(London, Express Service)

There have rullable trophlet. probably sonis dificulties in the way of getting things going but present antinesfasm, ‹ that is they

got bohind schedule. Round at Boundary Sirsat 8.00 first round garrics in the ❘ and 4.15.':

competition Brouil

Tcannot believe, in view of Atm |

karam it up ·

Test Match Drawn with a will.

Capetown, Jan. 5.

Goal Africa drew the third Test match against New Zealand today despite a follow-on."

New Zealand scored 508,

♥ South Africa 338 and. 169 for

·

The Land Forces Boxing Champonships are sen diled 10: talce pinot in a cou ofkwenka Ctime ana

question" "bi the sodrum fa

she noble' art "anit" it is the

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