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PARK NAMES 12 TO FOLLOW THIS WINTER

Tough Goosander Can Stay And He Jumps Well

By JAMES PARK

London,

The flat-racing season is over and, as usual, I present a dozen jumpers to follow. The idea is to enable the occasional backer to take an interest and in the past seasons we have not come to any harm.

There were far too many seconds last winter, including Tudor Låne in the Grand National, but the 12 showed a profit bucked on a level £1 stake, Having selected six hurdlers for Middicha Charlle took and six chasers 1 will take the i øver hurdlers ft.

Ingde in

Anise yuang hardie trained by Charlie Hall. I don' really know why they call him Charlie because his name In William Arthur,

bui I have never heard him called

the stables.

When To died Sam stepped into his place at Middleham.

thing but Charlie. The Halls have long been associated with Tadenster

and In Yorkshire, when the Inte Ton Hell lett more than

Green, and that was his Brat

outing of the season. If All goes well, ingoo should have a successful season

foe may have been a little

NO OIL PAINTING [MT)-- unlucky noj to win the

Stroller is trained in ireland perial Cup in the spring. Ho was in front when he ran into by Vincent O'Brien, but most of the wing of the last obstacle the gelding's racing will be in objec- and ported company with the this country. The main

is the Champion Hurdle recently tive jockey. At Liverpool

which he lost by a head Ingue was beaten by not much Cup.

Ivy last March after a terrific anish. a length by

Though no oll painting. Stroller Is one of the best hurdlers the country and it will require a good one to beat him. He can curry weight and does not mind soft ground.

PRESIDENT'S XI

111

FOR 3

AGAINST MCA

By "RECORDER”

were

for

The President's X1

111 against the Malayan Cricket Association

three

at the

break today. Guy Pritchard being 61 not out.

The 3 A caplain, 11. S. Sheppard, wan 1101 working any of his bowlers who went in only for hort galls and reven so für have had a go in today's

In

Flame Royal began last mea- son sa a novice but made such good progress that he was

means disgraced in Champion Hurdle. He

no

than

by

the

ori his

BUT NO SIGN OF THE BALL

There's plenty of vigour and determination in this loose serum forming after a line-out in the Army Trial XV's first outing at Camberley but no sign of the ball. It is, however, in the capable arms of the Army front-row forward, P. D. Cleaver (REME and Harlequins), who is being brought down most unceremoniously by two white-shirted Royal Military Academy (Sandhurst) forwards.

Cleaver is getting some support from 2/Lt Inman (Royal Engineers). Sandhurst have a good record this season, but the Army won 14-8.

THAT KNEE’- -BY ITS OWNER IN HOSPITAL

I Think The Operation Will Succeed

Says DENIS COMPTON

And,

| YESTERDAY'S RUGGER"

strongly built gelding who has recently done well enough the flat to show he keeps form. He should pay his waS,

Upton Court might develop Into something more

two miler, though all his vic- tortes last season were at that distance. He finished off by carrying 12st. 11lb. into second place over two miles and a half. wickets What I like about him is that lunch he has always shown himself to be a good battler, and he may ance mure do well in handicap over-company.

Haytedder

trained at Newmarket by Thomson-Jones, a young trainer who is making This mark under

codes. buth When running on the But Hay-

thank 61 and Souze not out 17 at the tedder had more stamina heuch interval.

speed, and that suggests he may train

a long-distanco Trste Pritchard could have lost his hurdier. He has shown himself wicket at 82, win he had to be a prodelent Jumper and scored 40, as Koeniiz, the unit can be loft to the trainer to The MCA enpluto wom

his eyes, dropped him at place kls charge to the best að-

12 up from ceartre-half. Then, tomy and sent the Preskior). X1¦ deep point. He reached hats 50

Vantage.

soas he reached the 18-yard line, The opending burtsana y in 75 minutes and the 100 went Sparkleton nothing out of wat both back in the pavilon up in cxelly 100 minutes the ordinary, but I do not ex-

pleased with the way the knee let it go and he headed into is reading whil Pakist 201804

when they the not. post lim lo he run my his

changed the plaster cast day He won three of his ve Cas

wat able ไป take virt ไทย races last year and, though he

stlichos. It may was beaten last week.

I must admit that when the specialists first told me my knee-cap would have to be removed, I was more than a little depressed. naturally, my biggest fear hinged on my future as a cricketer.

The doctors were quite frank when I asked them the form. They told that if I wanted to continue playing cricket and be free of pain, there was alternative bat to go through with the operation.

Kanu.

Katla athy and Naguda

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not playitsg, which suggests that they are benyt rested for the Malaya Hongkon

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pping up on reaching out

to play S vaghan and was Bowl-

ed with the score at Lwe Re- incubus gave an

catch to Busy Shepherdson 1 toward Bre eg

a trying to glance Rakham.

Ae Peace and Guy Prit!

A

LUNCH SCORE

President's XI

Beruedios.

1′′

Kirkham

Shepherdson, b R. Lalchandani, b.

Sivugnanam

G. I. Pritchard, not out

A. Pearce. Douncey

Burton

*

+

chard were not as easily to be G A Souza, not out

dispræd of and had no trouble

in playing Die Malayan bowling. The 60 went up an 44 minutes.

batting

Extras,

Total (for 3 wickets)

+

be konut before he Onds his form.

THE 'CHASERS

Qvosander gels first mention amongst the chasers as he is a distinct possible for the Grand National The heck was agains!

20 him when he ran over the Ain- tree course recently. He is

A

1 sound jumper, has stamina and is a tough sort, likely to pick

111 up a ruce or two before the

Grand National,

Even it failed I would beat Tottenham. With 14 minutes botter off than before. I would to go and Chelsea leading 2-1, still be able to get around and managed to force a corner. do a jub.

But I don't think it will be

a failure. I had almost con-

INTO THE NET

Somehow I was able to delay Ruous pain at the dart but the kick until my brother Leslie now I is for less.

Indeed,

the

doctors are

that

You know, when a man lies on his back in hospital he has phy of lime to think

FUNNY THING

it's a funny thing about that knce of mine. I Arst damaged

Nothing could have worked perfectly, And Arsenal went on to win the Cup,

But I'm afraid that final season

of football didn't do my knee

much good.

I used to feel it whenever I

kicked the ball and always had it strapped.

The cleverest

it in 1938. I was playing for

bull-player { Arsenal against Charlion when ever cume across, apart from 1 collided

with the Charlton Alex James, was another Arenal gallcooper and had to be carried player at that time, Peter Dougall. vii. Later. I had a cartilage B But James was the greatest. Thanks to Alex, I playe̟ć ong

Son of Muscle was one of the [ operation. finds of last winter and at Cheltenham the other day

O. M. R. W was caught

3

hin

Pritened was at the end most of the time and Alec Pearce had only reached 20 when be lost

wicket Burton, caught

by Dauncey at Sivagnana short

Kirkham legg In

off- playing an

Burton spinner.

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12

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George

" Chun Eng Cheng Souza Joined Prit-Koay Koon Leong 4

score moved up Gurcharan Singh.. 4 0 to 111. Pritchard being not vút | Koezitz

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chard and the

KAILASAPATHY

on the

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Rat after being first over the last fence. The distance

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Easy 20-8 Win For Club Against

RAF Island

By "PAK LO”

Yesterday evening a fairly strong Club side overcame the RAF Island without much difficulty by 20 points to 8 points, under the Club's flood- lighting system.

It was a fast and fairly open game but it was the two Club wing forwards who upset the Island, with their hard tackling and covering,

For a short period in the first few minutes of the second half the Altmen took charge of the Kame nud the Club ran around Almost helplessly as the Island- ers scored their eight points.

The Club halves and threes. all had a good game, though the two halves were the best of the lot. Steward although he got the ball slowy from the set scrums and very intermittently from the Hncouts and loose mauls made the most of his chances and sent out some really lovely passes.

COVERED BETTER

O'Kelly was drawing his man every time and often another into the bargain, and this loft a gap in the Airmen's defence which the Chib went through Both packs played well, though the Club covered batter. Tackling by both teams was fairly hard, but so it should have been for the ground is in beautifd condition.

Club The

quickly settlet down in the first half, and soor began to score while the Air-

now

O'Kelly missed narrowly most of the conversions, though he converted one terrifle penalty. from near the half way line. Ten in the second half the Airmen opened the game up, and the Club were caught on the wrong foot,

In fact it was hard to be- lleve that it was the same two tourns who had played in the first batt. After they had secred their eight points, three of nioo dropped goal them from the RAF started to keep the ball light at the Club "wing forwards Barker find Elloft harassed them unmere fully forcing

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them into defensive errors of which the Club' took full advantage.

the 1W0

were

and

Bes! of the Club forwards .beyund

previously mentioned

Кетт Krilght, while Southwick was the best of the Airmen.

TEAMS

Club: Martin, Inglis. Penman, McCallum, O'Kelly, Roberts, Steward, Rankin, Knight. Clarke, Barker, Kerr, Carpen- ter, Elliott, Donaldson.

me just could mot and алу way to stop them. What upset the Airmen badly was O'Kelly's

RAF: Island, White, Fleming, of direction complete change

Lewis, Cox, Colgan, McGority, just pa and again

Robinson, na they Morgan, Anderton, were getting across to cover. Philips, Hitchman, McCorralek, The Club caslly piled on four-Hodgson, Irvine, Southwick teen points in the first hall many of them scored by O'Kelly himself. But the Club ere still looking kicker.

for o

place

Devote

"Sugar Ray" Will

Life To Crusading

For His People

Greenwood Lake, New York, Nov. 23. Sugar Ray Robinson, former Middleweight and Welterweight Champion, announced today: "I've given up all thought of being an entertainer and I'll devote the rest of my life to crusading for my people."

-09

MCA Selection To Meet President's XI

The following players have been selected to represent the Malayan Cricket Asso-

ciation in their maich

the

President's XI at HKCO today. H. F. Shep

Dard, Koay Khoon Leong, 1. Blvagnanani, P. Hunt, T. II. Koentte, Chua Eng Cheng, M. Shepherdman, J. Kirkham, Gurucharan Singh. 3. G. Dauncey, P. J. Burton, 12th Man: G. 8. Walker.

Inter-School

Basketball Competition

The following are the results of the Inter-School Baskótball Competition for Boys for the current season:

It is because of this crusading ambition that the 35-year-old Robinson is determined to recapture the Middleweight crown from Carl (Babo) Olson in Chicago on December 9, he said. Then nothing-not a spasm or lot my best-ever games when

"As

won't have any Champion, my

Archie Moore nervous kid of 10. 12/ Way # twinge for nine years when

the National effect on his Bghting as c It was at locited again.

Chariton before operation with

Association for advancement of Middleweight," was de Coloured People will be much 1 was bowling for Middlesex 77,000 people and may have been

Olson is favoured at 14–5. but | Q.c. Bastin, who against Lancashire at Lord's patising for Clu

more valuable than now," ha couldn't go when I felt something move

Injured.

explained here at the lakeside Robinson said he hoped to win

He is concen the knee. And down I went! wrong that day.

on knockout. camp where he is training. The rest, of course, the three

trating on punch, rather than Alex kept on shouting to me Operations And

He BG an,

stay on the left wing. 120 V

He said he would be particu-opted or skill in training. ancient history.

then drew them all away before larly Interested in working for

"I'll gamble on my punch From

string of various chacition, "such as raising this time and I'm determined tp on, frankly, the putting through A knee has always been a bit of a pinpoint passes. I scored a goal funde for the mother of Emmet win

There have been aloud Arsenal won 2-0. handicap. few big cricket occasions stace As a balaman, my greatest thrill was al Trent Bridge when

short of his best and, as it was his first outing of the season, he 150 should be all the better for it. 170 It he does as well as he did last season there will be no com- plaints.

Keilasapathy goes. The Malayane hard hitting batsman is caught and bowled by Jim Lipscombe after scoring 22, oat of a total of 204 in his teaar is. mecónd *inningsengainst the Combined Services.

The vialtors, however, came through to win by 103 ranu thanks to Johnny Kirkham'a great bowling. Othe he ̈pleture are Chun Enz Cheng

and Rin WI

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at

In was

1950 when it hasn't bei 0 nuisance-batting and fielding.

Often, getting down to the butll was a major effort.

I scored 102 in my first. Test match against Australia,

WONDERFUL INNINGS

Till, who was Mississippi."

killed

the gamble," he said.

United Press.

·IN GOOD SHAPE

weight crown in December 1952, Dixon in Chicago on Deck

jp. Returning to the ring, he has

St. Joseph's

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HOME SOCCER

Sugar Ray's' announcement was unexpected. Friends thought

New York, Nov. 23. Tho was fighting to get quick 'Sugar*** Ray Robinson," who

money and' to' boost

Tek Mi his future injured his anide last month. 15 prospects as a song

H. Vtur and dance now in good shape" for his Bul I got a tremendous kick man. It was his desire to be an ite fight against World Midl when I scored 70 not out at entertainer that caused him to weight Champion Earl Bobo' Lord's, also against

the Aus-retire and give up 4he Middle tralians. It was the same 1930 I have had some wonderful | series and I was tip against such moments, although it hasn't al-bowlers as O'Reilly, Fleetwood way been chay.

Smith and McCartnick,

One other thing. Although was lucky enough in 1867 to beat Jack Hobbs' record, of i scoring 10 centuries In a scaroni, f. fiave deliberately let out to Breakt records. The runs

Just

Limb of the Law is bred the right way and finished by win- ning the valuable Queen Eliza beth Chase at Hurst Park. He carried only 10gt, so he is not In the top class. At the same time he la young mough to im- prove and I am banking film continuing the steady pro- gress of last winter,

But I can honestly say this: Lochroe £4 another young Even if I had know what lay 'chaser who

have carried on Rave a sparkling ahead I would Just the same. performance when winning furst Park last month. He was but a light weight from the time he was allowed to stride along nothing saw the way he went. He can.so on to better things and one day may reach the top.

Limber Til Is In the samo and. stable as Pappa Fourway while

expect the We cannot chaser to equal the three-year-

Moscow. Noy, 28. 'bid's record of On unbeaten

Hungary's sequence of eight. Bill Dutton

won should continue

the sobre event of the 10 do well..

Moscow Limber Hill justified the train-

International fencing er's idea when winning at Man-petitions today the fourth chester a tornight ago that he day of the contests, after a le thas a prospective champion in with Lev Kuzelzov (UBBR) and Aladar Gerdvalgs, also of

the stable

VERY SAFE When in the novice slage the Kelding was inclined to make a mistake, now and again, but is so clever on his foot that he 'did:

not fall in any of his fucos lust

I shall never forget that: 1950 Cup semi-final, against Chel

never

had six Eghts this year. He won This was sinted yesterday by Ave and lost only to Ralpha doctor of the New York State (Tiger) Jones in his second Athletic Commission after what comeback fight, on January 19. he described as detailed exami

Ination. Robinson's

Injury VACANT CLOWN

Featured the fight to be postponed Champlon Olson is no from November 4--Reute stranger, to Robinson. Rudolf Karunt Another Trent Bridge inemory Ray beat him twice before vacant crown. Bobo won the Robipson knocked Bobo out in October 1930 and outpointed him in March 1952.

Fencing

Hungary

"All" had 'six victories, France" Prošao

came.

was in 1948, when I scored 184 in murk and must against the Aussie attack of Lindwal Miller and Johnston,

Yes, I have had a wonderful

gs.. I am confident there [will be many more.

London Express Service)" (COPYRIG

season. He is now very safe y THE GAMBOLS.

an abundance of stamina and

while we cannot. : expect

any.

thing in the way of fancy prices

he should prove a paying pro». positions DEWA

Paindiarono had to be

up at Manghigfær prosent

the inclusion Lad:

ulida

Slonder

to know. I'll be meeting better Oisem now than I fough before," said the ex-champ du day. His Jund knockout by Champion Light-Heavyweight

Barry

London, Nov. 23. sund replays today were:

Resulta of the FA Cup first-

Aldershot 1 Yeovil Town"" 'U' (after extra time).

Crewe Alexandra 2, Barrow 3 tafter extra ume),

Derby County 5, Crook Town 2, Crythi

Southampton Palace 0.

Austria Wing fievised it one-spand the

Whacham, Nov. 23. Austria beat. Wales 2-1, in an international soccer match here today," after each 2-1 at half time United. Pends,"

December 10 ore:

Tranmere Rovers va Barrow. Derby County vs Boston, United

or Walsall and Margate Southampton-Router,

FOR BOUNCING BOOD HEALTH

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