1954-08-12 — Page 7

WHY DID STIRLING MOSS TURN HIS BACK ON BRITISH RACING CARS?

By

GILBERT ELLIS

THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, AUGUST, 12, 1954.

KEEPING IN TRIM

Stirling Moss goes over to the Italians and Britain-already short on top-flight Grand Prix drivers-loses the most promising racing driver we've had for years.

He says he will continue to drive British sports cars in international events. But so far as the big stuff-the classle Grand Prix events are concerned, the Maserati works of Modena, Italy, have his exclusive services.

Best Athletic Performances In British S.E. Asia

The Malayan AAA Championships will be held this coming week-end at Kuala Lumpur. The participating states include Singapore and North Borneo. Sarawak and are included in the North Borneo Brunel athletes contingent.

successes

Ilica

And, much as we may like to pretend the contrary, it is on Grand Prix-45 opposed to sports-car

that national car prestige is founded. What is it that makes a plek- of-the-bunch teman, Stirling Moss pack his bags and turn his back on British racing other that cars? What made young British track-burner. Mike Hawthom, do the same before him?

answer,

I suppose if you "Money," you're fundamentally right. The sort of money offered by Italian Arms like Maserati and Ferrari is aimed at ollracting drivers.

But

the world's best

MORE TO IT

there's more to it than

Hongkong will be the only territory in British South- east Asia that will not be participating, but it is interest-Just the urge build up an Im- ing to see how our performances compare with those of Malaya and Borneo,

North Borneo, up to last year, 10:5 the weaker athletic terrily in 10:

mate Krent 10:3 region, has the

the strides in

season present be noted may Sarawak

ID 214 that io: 0 Brunel 10:0 athletes place in very neurly

or

und 14

Burnco

Here are the year's best per- formances in Brith South-east Asia:

| 22:1034 whereas In past 12 every event seasons at more than a dozen stof

these territories 218 from DRCS

21 73 would have made the st.

11 dl 21: 21:4 24 332 11: 1 123: 1

100 YARDS DASH

9.9 Stephen Xavier Hongkongi 10.0 Tan Eng-yoon 19ingapore i 10. Sel. Hamizah Hussein (gapore) 10. Rayond Lin Ping-IN IN

Borneo)

10.2 toland Clark (Brunei)

10.2 m Jet-run Stopere) 152 Patrick Lan N, Burner

10 J. R. Lenus (Perak)

162 Pte. Nabara (Johore)

14.2 Andrew Lazaroo Johore) 103 Roland Parry (Selangor)

10.3 1. Sweeney Hongkoag 103 Chang Yat-hung Hongkong) 203 Weng Keng-heng (Perak)

43:01

45: 1

44: 715

Capi, N W Ackworth (Singapore)

Cyril Pereira (Perak)

Capt. I.A.F. kona)

pressive bank balant 2. If that. were the only answer we'd have had rear view of Stirling Moss

YEATS ORD.

long-the Reep

Baminy Able (N, Barnea) Vincent Yong (Sarawak) Pie. Gordon (ffongkong)

LONG JUMP

Chu Mind (Hongkong) Lidi Yusen (N. (Bornea) P.C. Gabah (N. Barnen Foo Boon-thinn (Perak) Ng Chuan-wal (Hongkong) the Tiang-quee (Bingapore) Ungku Ibrahim (Jahore) Lt. Flemming (Penang Chang Yat-hung (Hongkong) Ong Cheng-wafi (Malaccas Sammy Able (N. Burner

HOP, STEP & JUMP

47: 4% P. C Gabuh (N. Borneo) 42:15 Tan Eng-yoon (Shigapore

Lidi YuROD IN, Borneo Lim Tiang-quee (Singapore) George Thumb (Hongkong) To king-chau (lingkung) 14 Pie. P. Kobit! (Johore) 44:0 N Chuan-wei tifongkong)

SAC MacFarlane (Itongkong) Leo Weng-anon (Belangor)

43

43: A

42: 9

42: 445

41: 0

40:11

40:10

220 Stephen Xavier (Hongkong)*

23.0 Pre Nabarn (Johvie)

40: T

23.1/Sgt. Nobalaja (Johure)

23.2 Atumad Nazari (Perak)

21 Rotarul Parry (Selangor)

37: 5

220 YARDS DASH!

21.2 Roland Clark Brunel,

23.4 Pie. Marn (Johore)

23A 2L Bwethey

(Hongkon

233 Tan Eng-yeon (Singapore. 23.8 Haymond 1 Ping-nam (N

Heinoj

23.6 FL1., Stuart (Singapore)

*0.1 recond added 10 performance over 200 Metres; 02 second added

over 200 Metros. to perforIDANCE

449 YARDS RUN

M Harichandra (Selangor)* Hahim Ahmad (N. Sembilanı

40: G

39: 2%

SHOT PUT

re-

The critics of his switch to

should Italian

Brm member that Mose clung to Britain long

ho had aller reached

eminence which

the

made him a good business pro-

The position for

Hallan team

managers,

He raced a selection of British cars, but, significantly, when it came to racing on his own ac- count he spent something like £10,000 on an Hallan Maserall. And there. If you look closely, you have your ouswer.

n

Firstly, there's the fact that young man, who knows what winner, race goes to make a can't find anything in Britain to` compare with the Italian Grand Prix cars.

Secondly, there's the pre- valence of an altitude in Britain

Chan Wai-chuen tongkent) which compels one of the world's

P. Duarua Juhare)

A. Sibidol (Brunei)

AQMS Griffin Selangor) BAC Richard Harris (Singa pore)

a/Lt. Herron (Hongkong) Kun King-tom (Perak) Eric Chin (N. Dorneo) Gne. Dickinson (Hongkong) 3754 Mahd, shaft inrunel)

DISCUS THROW

123: 2

SAC Richard larris (Singa pore)

Buri Robinson (Hongkong) 2/Li flert tongkong) 13, B. Lambert on kong 3/LIN A Hughes (one-

kong) Pte. Keki (Johore) 17:04 CSMI Coleman (Singapore)

Chan Wai-chuen kong)

Peter Denton, the Australian pole vaulter, keeping in trim on the parallel bars at Vancouver. Central Press Photo,

PAKISTAN WILL FIELD

THEIR STRONGEST ELEVEN

FOR THE FOURTH TEST

London, Aug. 12.

The fourth and final cricket Test between England and Pakistan begins at the Oval here today with the tourists able to field their strongest 11 but once again fac. hard-earned money, to branching the prospect of a soft wicket.*

best racing

drivers to use

out on his own.

hl

But it costs real menty to and maintain o Grand Face Prix car; more money than even aces of the Moys calibre сап find.

Pa

Sir Don May Return To Test Selection

By BRUCE HARRIS

My Australian mall brings bundles of newspaper clippings, taken from newspapers printed in the middle of the Southern winter, which show clearly that by the time our 17 cricketers arrive in October interest will be at fever heat,q It is above ordinary blood temperature now. Here are some items:. First Sir Don Bradman, A return to Test selection is open to him-if he will undertake the job again. He will make up his mind in September.

To our prospects that is of high importance. Sir Don, la the councils of the dressing room, is a powerful reinforce- ment to uny captain, apart from his astutenem in the actual selection of the side.

ST. JOHN AMBULANCE

BRIGADE ORDERS

Div.

Order by Mr Fung Ping,fan, C.St.J., Commla-- Item two, Nell Harvey, crack left-hander of the Australian

aloner of St. John Ambulance Brigade, Hongkong side and one of the best half- District, Order No. 32/54, Dited August 12, 1954. dozen fieldsmen in the world, is as "hot" baseball as at Ambulance Dutles - Hongkong==|ami' Repulse Bay, Western › Disf. 15.8.54-21,8,64, Chung Sing Amb. A/D; Bir Ways Bay, Central: AVD: cricket. He played for Victoriais, 8.64. Eastern Amb Bhek-o. „Wenchal, “A” AZDELIL in the Australian Baseball Dw; August 1954: Central Nig. Div 1.30 p.m.. Reptiles Bay, Confucián Championship.

Ambalanes Datles Kowloon AD BT Wave Bay, B.C.A.... A/D: 16.8.54-33.8.54, KY.M.C.A. Am 2004 16.1.V.A.C.A. N. Bliv je His strength lies with the bat DIV 23.8.51-22.8.54, Mong Kok Deach „Duisa ** Kowlooke but he is as brilliant in the field Amb. Div.: August 1954: Shamshulpo KYMCA. Bwimming Pavilion in baseball as in cricket. Do Nari Div.

K.Y.M.C.A. Amb, & Nag, Diya: his "high-up" Penetration Sqund Dullen--13.8.54, | Civil Servant Asin. you remember

Awimming catches in cricket taken hands Dr Li H.Jun. Dentist Li Tai-chot, Pavilion: Kong Wah Amb. Div. de D/D. Poon Wei-chee & Shamahuipe|Waterlon Ning, Div: Esstern Athlelkio above head?. A baseball method | Nig. Div. 22,8.04, Dentist Htul Yal: Asar, Swimming Pavilion: Kowloon adapted to èricket.

cho, „D/O, Bo Chung-meo, & Sham. Amb, Div. & Shamshuipo Nag. DİVA | shulpo". Nag. DW.

Lakfilkok Beach: Aug, 1th, à 15thi Coaching the Western Austra- Orderts Duties For Mainland Arta Mong Kok Amb. Dir & B tjan baseball side is another Hats 13.8.54. K.Y.XI.C.A. Amb.no Nag. Divg Aug. Hat & 22ndr | Shamshulpo Amb. Div. & Waterloo cricketer who

NH. DIVNig. Div. played PW 16.54. Waterloo hos

KAK Amb. 17.0.84, Mong against MCC sides in Perth 18.0. Kong WALL Amb. DIY. Promailen. - Asst. Commissioner. Charles Puckelt, fast bowler. 19.8.54, Kowloon Amb. Div.; 20.8.5(Admin.) Hats, Dr P. I. DE Shemaksulpo Amb. Dir.: 21.8,54, promoted to Deputy Commissioner Iicm three. Newe about Mong Kok Amb. Div.

w.e.t. 10.8.64. C/O Hr. Shields "Fergie" — William `Ferguson, Street sleepers Bhailer society promoted to Dut. Staff Officer Grada scorer and baggage man

Duties#hamshaipo. —— 12.8.54-19.8.84,111 w.e.t. 10.5.64. C/O Liu Pa

Net Div 10.8.54kwan promoted to Area Staff Oficer Humerous English sides in Aus- amshuo

Grade II w.8.1, 10.8.54, C/O MAK 21.3.04. Waterloo Nag. DW. tralia. Australian teams in

Street Blespers Shelter Society. Vin-Jing promoted to Area Stat England and sides of every DeWestern Disgust 1954: Officer Grade III w.a.f. 10.8.56.

Corps Burgeon Dr Loo Ching-Wa. other cricketing nation every-Shaukiwan Kr. Nag. DĪV

Surgeon w.o.f." promoted to Area whene.

Shamshyipo Kat Fong Assn. Cilnte 10,0.54. Div. Burgeon Dr. Dum Yue....

Corps Surgeon Duties. 13.8.54-14.8.54, Shemshuloosting promoted to This time "Fergio" will not be No. Div.; 10.8.64-17.8.54, KYMCA. We.t. 19.8.56. in office, for the job has been Neg. Div.; 18.3.54-19.8.54, Waterloo given to George Duckworth, the N. Div. old Lancashire and England

Mong Kok Kal Fong Assn. Clinic wicketkeeper. Duckworth has a patis. 13.8.54-14.8.54, KY.M.C.A. shrewd cricket

brain, and no Nsg. Div. 10.8.54-17.8.54, Waterloo doubt will be valuable to the DK, 16.8.54-19.8.54, selectors. But what of "Fergie' shulpo Neg. Div.

My Information is that he did Beach Dnties-Hongkong, — 14.3.34. Repulse Bay, Chung sine not apply to Lord's for his old P.m.

A/D; Big Wave Bay, Confucian A/D: post, but was asked whether he Shek-0. 8.C.A.A. A/D 1538, 0.30 would be available and he re-.m.. Repulse Bay, Causeway Bay

to

Shami«

Re-Organization Of Hongkong® Dis. triet.The Hongkong, Diatriet will be re-organised to comply with the new Brigade Overseas Regulations, and the two Bub-District will now be Island Hongkong known. T~~(1) Area; (II) Mainland ATES.

The re-organisation will be RITOO« tive from August 12, 1964.

(ard), L Thao, CS

Deputy Commer

́birrlet Headquarters. (The District. Area and Corpe

plied "Yes." So not urmaturally, AD; Big Wave Bay, HK.YM.CA

A/D; Bhek-D. K.C.O.B. A/D appointments remain. wubatantially he hoped for an appointment, 15.8.54, 1.30 p.m... Repulse Bay, the same as before re-organisation Now he would like to do some Bhadwan K.F. A/D; Big Wave with some changes in the For Shaukiwan A/D: Shek-o, example, Compa Officers will in statistics-keeping Bay, scoring and

21.8.64. 2 p.m.. Re- future take Estaff Officer rank and for the numerous Prts3 and radio Eastern A/D

pulse Bay, Kennedy Town A/D; Big Ambulanes Omoers will be lenoses as Officers. Special duties men en the tour.

Wave Day, 6th Non A/D: Shek-O, District Wanchal "g" AID. 22.8.54, 9.30 assignments will be as betore.)

"Fergie," 74, has been III, and obviously there must be an end to his globe-trotting before leng. Now he is living with his wife an Englishwoman-in a cottage near Sydney,

ASTONISHING

་

He is an Australien by birth and accent, but really a citizen

It is wretched luck for the "babes" of Test cricket that their first English tour should have coincided with such a wet and miserable summer. Accustomed to hard, of every country where erleicet fast wickets they have had little chance to reveal their true ability and it is remarkable and to their great credit that they have lost against only one county side-York- shire.

is played.

Now Keith Miller, the Australian Test all-rounder, is urging that "something ought to be done" for him in all the

countries he has helped.

"Fergie's" record is astonish- ing, le bas toured with 10 Australian sides in England from

and in all with

And 9, through lack of en- and of the right couragement BOTL of cars, one of Britain's

Even if they win this Test, eluded three fast bowlers- best sportsmen quits his country.

Stirling Moss wanted to stay the Pakistanis con do no more Brain Statham, Frank Tyson than draw the series. They drew and Poter Loader. These are on and drive for Britain. When (fong the news of his contract with the first Test at Lord's, only 111 unlikely to be so dangerous in 1905 onwards;

Maserati broke he said: "For days' play being possible such conditions. years I have stood out against through rain, were crushingly

in defeated for an official foreign

at Nottingham driving

and the time beam, "but

has come seemed likely to suffer another when I have to accept all the big defent at Manchester when

the weather saved them. backing I can get it I am to win races."

A/Sgt. Walte (Hongkong) Cpl. Alrd (Perox)

JAVELIN THROW

187: 22/11 N. R. Bugies (Hong

12:11

12:

121:0

120 3

118: a

EO.D 014

11: 8

62.2 K. Perera (Selangor)

52.3 Cletus Gomes (Selangor)

02.6 Chan Onn-jeng (Singapore)

141: 11 109:19

62.6 K. C. Mathews (Brunell

529 LAC E. De Villa (Singapore)

634 Teoh Khoon-kean (Singapore)"

63.5 Cpl. Halliday (Hongkong)

43.6 Johnny Goh N. Borneo)

170: 0

0.1 second added to performance

171:10

over 400 Metres.

103; 3

Pie. Monciuala (Johore)

101 D

Chan Wai-churn long- kong)

3:020 Chan Onn-leng (9ingapore)

153.6

a. moldzi (Brunel)

2:048 K. Perera (Belangor

157: 5

Tan Chan-hong (Perak)

2:05.3 LAC Derek Burk (Singapore)

2:05,9 J. P. MacMahon (longkong)

153: 3

2:00 Cpl. Hall (Surapore)

150: 2

3:00.3 Ahmad Babki (fersk)

2:00.4 K. Balashgam (Penang) 2:07.0 2/L. Holdsworth (Hongkong)*

D. 2:07,7 Capt.

(Hongkong)*

61.0 Cpl. Baweta Johore)

880 YARDS RUN

A. Fitzgerald 150: 3

2.09.2 8. Vythilingam (N. Sembilan) 1.D second added to performance Over 800 Metres,

ONE MILE RUN

4:313 LAC Derek Stick (Singapore) 4:45 Cpl. Kilmartin (Singapore) 4:443 LAC Jack Lanning (Pering) 4:40.0 2/1.L Finch (Hongkong) 4:463 C. Edwards (Selangor)

K. Thevan (Johora)

4:49.0

4:49.T

Letchumanan (Perak)

4:51.7 Cpl. F.

(Білсароге)

McClosky

4:33.1 Cpl. Jack Wood (Hongkong)

4,52.7 Peter Kadayan (N. Borea;

THREE MILES RUN

Klimartin (Singapore) 15:30.0 Cpl.

Sittampalan (Perak) 10:07,4 18:10.0 K. Stevens (Johore) 16:20.8 Sgt. Alian Donaghue (Singa-

'pore) 18:36.0 LAC Derek Sturk (Bingapore) 10 18.0 Cpl. Jack Wood (itongkong) 70:415 Citan King-yin (Hongkong) 16:40.0 Kathiranganu (Selangor) 10:43.0 Cpl. Birt (N. Sembilan) 10300 Peter Kadagon IN, Borneo)

120 YARDS HURDLES 15.4 Tan 900-lat (Singapore)" 15 Pte. J. Kobiti (Johore)

15.5 m 1fen-suang (Belangor) 10.7 Lloyd Vaiders (Singapore)" 159 Ong Cheng-wall" (Mainces) 105 E. Xavier (Perak)

164 K. Laxman (Belangor)

10.4 Capt. R. A. Reep (Hongkong) 208 Capt. Mulvaney Hongkong)

16.0 Chang Yat-hung longkong}"

Over 110 Matram Hurdles.

440 YARD HURDLES

P. Gunavian_ (Perak)

Sewete (Jobore)

137: 0

130: 814

130:10 100:11

130: 2

110:10

100: 0

kong?

Harry Taylor (Singapore) Bland (Hongkong) J. W

THE REMEDY

The remedy for this state Kec. Woodhull (Singapore) affairs lies in the hands

of

of

Grand

BAL. Christle N. Sembilan) Britain's car manufacturers. Sat. C. H. Smith Hong-

kong!

HAMMER THROW

Up to now Britain's

Prix cars have, in the main,

Lt. Col. C. J. Reidy (Singa-been built by smallish concerns, pore)

S/T. Cunninghain (Singa-| pore)

Sgt. Brand (Hongkong)

8/Sgt. Waite (Hongkong)

Molloy (Johore)

K.

TOMS kung)

Major J. Williamson (Perak} Tondevine

Hong-

restricted in whet necessarily they can do by the high casts involved in producing this sort of machine.

It's time the big boys with

fcok money and resources

Woodrow (Selangor) and Jaguar, for ins 10:101% SAC Davidson (Hongkong) must have made a lot of money

00:70 SSI Docherty (Hongkong)]

147

WOMEN'S EVENTS

100 YARDS DASH

115 Mary Klasi (Singapore)* 11.7 Annie Choong (Belangor)

FRY Siebel (Selangor) 119 Maureen Siebel (Selangor) 12.0 Eleanor Backe (Hongkong) 120 Carmen Koelmeyer (Selangor) 121 Eleanor Rose (Singapore)*

13.1 Teng Pel-wah (Blgavore)* 12.1 Ho May-yee (Hongkong) 13. Janet Jerudonos (Bingapore)

of the car racing enthusiasm Our buyers all over the world, of car might be just the firm to do it.

After all, the car they turned out for this year's Le Mans, al- a sports car, though offelally was not far short of Grand Prix standards.

And the makers of the MG

But while reports from the Oval indicate that the wicket will be soft at least at the start, the tourists may have

cause to be grateful. For England, anxious to give Test match experience to or chosen for the tour Australia next winter, have in-

men

Gimcrack

And Ebor

BEDSER LEFT OUT

44 travelling teamk.

Here is one of his achieve- ments,

scored every "Fergle run made by Sir Don Bradman cricket. He almost complaint called

Alce Bedser, who with his off in Test and g cutters might have been caught the 30 dangerous on this type of scorer's cramp. wicket, has been left out to give one of the others a chance.

1

Len Hutton, who missed the second and third Tests through health, may have to rely a good deal on Jim McConnon's off-breaks and Johnny Wardle's left-arm spinners.

Nonetheless, the England captain will no doubt make

Stakes the most of his chance of getting

H'cap

Final Acceptors

London, Aug. 11. Fourteen final acceptors for the Gimcrack Stakes for two-year-olds, to be run over six furlongs at York on

of

to know the newer men, all of whom he will lead in Australia. This is one of the fruits the selectors' decision to choose the touring party earlier in the

season.

--London Express Service)

United States Beat "The Rest" 5-4 At Golf

Chicago, Aug. 11. The United States defeated the "Rest of the World" by five matches to four with three halved when their two-day golf contest ended here today on the Tam O'Shanter course.

Pakisten's abillly to uptet England's calculations must not be underrated, The medium paced bowling of Fazal Mahmood 3-1 after besterday a foursomes, may prove ideal for the condi-

but won only two of today's tiens while Khan

The United States team led by

Mohan-/ "ight singles, matches,

cx-

Three of the singles were

|could enhance their already high Thursday, August 19, were Herenced opening support. On halved and the "Rest of the

21.0 second subtracted from per. reputation if they turned som of their best brains over to a Grand Prix project.

formance over 100 Metern.

220 YARDS DABIL

27.7 Fay Siebel (Selangor)

278 Lam Ka-lan (Hongkong) 283 Mary Klase (Bingspor#)

29 Lynn Ramsay (Hongkong)"

29.3 Rita Hall (Hongkong) 294 30 lay-yee (HongİZAML)* 29.6 Lily Tan (Johore)

29.7 Wong Blew-khim (Penang) 198 Lucy Mathews

Johore

29.3 Ireno Pritchard (N. Dorneo)

"#6.2 Iecond added to performance Over 200 Metren.

848 Chan Onn-ing (Singapore)*

4:0

098 K Laxman (Belangor)

Cyril Perera". (Paria)

auf Ebu AY Reed (Hong-4

4:5

30 Danked Hions (Johor)songkong)

$24 A. Collaco, Jr. (Hongkong)* [4F

4:3

415

*

Hur Cheese (Hongkong)

over 400) Bebren & fardlek

added to performance PEKERJUMP·

ints "Lord""Varberg (Singapões)" füJerome Henderson (Bingapore)

A Bibidol" (Brunei) Pre-Ecanabelomeri: (Johore)

Thomas SEALECOM)

Low Hung-khoon -(Belangor) Ein Cheung Hongkong)]

Victor Baketoricconi') **FÓLK VAULTE

Cervale Bloch). (Kolangor) CEMI. COLakkis, (Singapor

HIGH JUMP

Ong Soon-khang (Bingapore) Ruth Ferreira (Brigspore)

Molly Wijeyesinghe (Báran – pare)

Peck Boo (Selangor). Leong war-changa Perak) Zitance Backe (Hongko

Dorothy Wilmhurst Isings-

pore)

Lynn Bammy (Hongkong)

Jezing) Chong Chu-ku: (N.

LONG JUMP

101 Hoang Powlane (in

pore) ∙18: 91% Annie Choong (Belangor}//

Eleanor Baoke i Hongkong)

Lucy

14110

Winners today for the "Rest" wero Peter Thomson, Australia'a British Open Champion, Antonio Cerda of Argentina and Mario Gonzalez of Brazil.

ne again after missing the chestor Test, will give Him

Zulfiqar Ahmed. who World' team won the remaining announced today. They are, with weights in pounds: look 12 wickets in the recent three, the

match

against Warwickshire, Summer Solstice, Panalley, The prestige value to them-Scone Stone, Ebulides, Tie Pin, may add much needed variety

to the attack. selves and 19 Brilsin would be | Royal Palm, Pappa Fourway, enormous, and maybe we might King's Shield, Courageous, La soo our young car aces buying Die Dor, Tamerlane, and Trou- with Alimuddin, who was unnt one way tickets back home. veille (all 126) Precrst and for the Manchester, Test, again

Cross Currents (123).

available to open with Hanit Thirty-two acceptors, with Mohammad-Reuter. weights in pounds, for the Ebor Handicap, to be run Over 14 furlongs at York on Wednesday

-London Express Service).

Only Two Foreign

Shuttlers Seeded

Penang, Aug. 11.

August 18, are:

The Batting, too, looks stronger

Guido (127), Lepidoptie (125), HQLF Hockey Final

Stan King and Babylonian,

The only two oversens chel- Semicone Gold" (128)))

(122)

Tomorrow

lengers Indonesian Capita aloom and Lord Juzeju (19), Ferry Bonneville and teammate

Cheongo (118) BRN Notes The final of the HQ Land Biddle Yusof have both been re

Wellington Castle (111) Force Six-A seeded for this year's first ever Dingo Bob

Knock-Out Lou (100) Mis Bayan Open Badminton miet

tween NEME (ida) to be decided in Penang from Battlebian and Twos and Tirk man Branch

August 19 to 21,

Thomína Cup 'star "008

Hock

(108)

Thomson scored a three and two victory over Jerry Barber of California, who won the All-

American 44tle, the.

Tam O'Shanter Tournament; at' (he week-end,

Gonzales boat Cary Middle- coff of New York one up; and Cerda defeated Fete Cooper of Florida by three and two.

Other results!"

Hockey Lloyd Mangrum defeated bb Norman Von: Nida, Australia, -and-Chde | Live and three. be played

eds)-(by an

Gene Liller beat Flory Van Donck of Belgium, one up,

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