1956-05-09 — Page 6

THE CHINA MAIL,

WEDNESDAY, MAY

1956,

ENGLAND TACKLE THE BALL-JUGGLING MIGHT OF BRAZIL TODAY By ERIC NICHÓLLS

Do we have to go through it all again? Do we have to tell England's fumbling, feudin' selektors what every teen-age soccer enthusiast already knows? Do we have to explain in simple-very simple terms-for the umpteenth time, to this curious mixture of age and Incompetence, that once more they are barking up the wrong goal-post?

Today England tackle the ball-juggling might of Brazil. Then they are off un a Continental tour.

Or shall we my the Winter- Manchester United's talented | Who is the kingpin of tho bottom Plan versus Bruz11? For young centre-forward Tommy aftnek then? I would be in- dear Wulter and his benchmen Taylor leads the attack. Along-terested to know how Winter- for is Winterbottom the hench-side him will be big John Atyro bottom

would tocicle this 77331427 I've never !egeta quite of Bristol City. on inside right problem.

what authority England's who might be the pride of For the plalu answer is that mally bus) have Bristol, but who certainly didn't he is left with no one copable cooked up, or rather copied from show international clues when of grafting. The result would a dozen anel one rouree, there Inst wore the England Jersey. wurmbelet, negative double centre-forward plan. at ar sticking by it to the bitter end

team m

LEAGUE TENNIS

the

The following were resulfol League Temm matches played yesterday:

"" DIVINION

walp

Ku

poon and Yui (BCAA) with D Dhaber and J G-C, Taral (E, Athos und Y P 4-1, drew with v Chun bench 1

M Lee and

FK

Clares

19 (NCAA) best 25 eben and J. Ku 8.4, mut CE Abbas and YP C205 1. beat

Ľ Chi and J Lang -

That and M Pang (SCAA) best |

Ka 6-2, beat : R

I Dhaker and J

Abbor and YP Chuy 1-2 wat Chiu and Llung G-1.

G

CORE 5, USBC v

Ve Yew 4CCSRES Med beat Richna

Kather 4.0: real Herven und Morts tha, beat Stoney and Sucklit .1

B.

Zee and D D. Vue (CESRC) beat Advil and Esther 8-2, 1 Heeren naut Marsin -, beat Money and Sucking di

P.F. Zou

KY. (Jurft (CCBRC) "bent Facterit mă Father del: Dead Reeves and M-E. beat Smey and Steking -

and

KTGCA 19, Recreio 194 WA. Reed and A.V. Remedios [Recret) fort to feel Liang and Q

Hung TS m 3.6: drew with W. Gillies pret KC W. Leg 1-0.

L.F. Ribeiro grad 12. Rod:iques Reorelo) lost to Recht Llanet and 0. Lam TOCA) 1-6, lost to MC 1lung trut ཀ་ $. Log - beat W Gilles and K.W Leung 0-2.

L. Marcal stul A Senna Recreiv) Jost to toch dort d

kunt to M C (tung and T.S W

6.7 To 10

Leung 3-4

d K W

ene (1) 4, ene (2) 3 NL and TK Choy brat K.f.. Fr

1 0-2. beat Kulla and JK. Tung 6-3; Beat S C. June and C8 Chow i

Ho and 18-3; let to V C Kung and J K Thu 4-6; bent 8 C.

Chow 5-2 Hime and (N

TF Choy and SN To Fort

X 1. 3 ari ho 4-1; last 10

KUNK and J K. Tung 3-0 beat

V

SC to S, Chow 4-4

ere () 1 Army 2

Joseph Bru and Ertike Pr drew with Di Col Taylor and L/kid Buckly 4-6, beat 88 M Brown and 1. Bar Haliwell 1-2, beal LL QUE Shruth and Copt Wor

Bab Baker unel B. Ruanjoha drew with Lt Col Taylor and 2. Bar Buek. ly 8-6; los 16 9.4 M. Brown and E-Bdr Hallwell 2.0; beat It Col Smith and Capt. Wafson 1-5.

I. F. de Souza, md 0.1. Chau beat Taylor and L/Bar Buckly 0-3; beat 58 M. Brown and 1/1dr Hallwell -a; beat Lt Cut Swith and Cat Wati 6+2.

RAP 8. IWO 1

P/O Jennings and SAC Willet CRAPI bent KP. Les and wc. BG (NKU) 0-0 best D. Tan and Y. T. Pel

beat Pri Y. H. Leo 0-0

and

Air Care Messenger and S/L Cot- ter (RAF) beat C. Dei and VII. Lee HRÚ) 6-0; best a Tan und Y. T. Po $-6; lost to R. F. Len

and W. C. He 6-3,

21.

MASTER TACTICIAN

So once again, Johnny Haynes left to do the scheming. At

Nice To Be Back, Says Stanley

to

It' niee to be back. I could hardly believe the news when I first heard it It was certainly a big and Chrill

the name Matthews on the right- wing again for England.

When I dropped out of the Hide after the Wales match reckoned I'd bad *nid

myself: "Ktan, you've played Your fast match for England."

In October,

to

I

1 got used to the idea of being

ex Englund player-Just as I did way back in 1951 when I drop- ped out for nearly two

yram

But the thrill of the big Rame is still there. I love these big occasions and I am certainly looking for- ward

meeting 10 Braziliana Al Wembley today.

the

And it in mier to know that, even at 41, England

wonderful

still needs you.

There 12

K

be an even bigger shambles than he is likely to have any- way.

The one man who could f

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the hill, Albert Quixall, the "Golden Boy", now obviously

the scrap the selectors are where cerned, is left out in the celd nowhere.

once

quite

heap

con-

cold

His name isn't even included

In the party Travelling to the Continent.

Instead, Lofthouse and Wii- shaw will go in reserve.

Lofthouse.

llon-hearted and

great sportsman though he confirmed that his international days are over in the Scotlandk Wilshaw should have watch worn his last England jersey a lung Ume ago.

Build for the future we say. | Mould together a team that will match any in the world for skill and tactical idean. The selectors themselves tell us how they are going 1 do just that. Anll almost In the sume breath Sve

I get a rikpberry.

In

England seen determined live from mateh to match, and

that comes to miluck.

Hàng em

up Don! Let's remember what you did FOR boxing not to it.

New York Yankees Score 4-3 Victory Over Cleveland Indians

New York, Muy 8.

Elston Howard and Hank Bauer homered in the feb off the public with anything seventh inning today to give the New York Yankees a 4-3 victory over the Cleveland Indians in the season's first meeting between the American League contenders. The Yankees now have a 7-1 record against their the Indians, Chicago White Sox three principal rivals — эгород

and Boston Red Sox.

The one saving grace of the selectors' actions has been lo ITALITI who should

recall The

have never Stanley Matthews,

dropped

This will be Matthews' Inst international, He will not be available for the tour because of coaching commitments. 1

And even the amozing Stan-bless 158 twinkling tremust be nearing the retirement dy,

atmosphere about Wembley and There always great thrill playing against foreign and Continental

And

Wembley រង

teams. my lucky ground,

In 10 matches for Eng- land there I have been on the losing side only ilve times

muster

Haynes 19 the Ipeticlan. The trouble, as always with a sebeme such as Winter bottom's, too much emphasis is places on Haynes.

What

happens if Haynes is injured, or strikes u had patch?

For the sake of Matthews, and the lady who WEAT their

country's Jersey, I hope they

beat Brazil and triumph on the Continent. But for the sake of sanity, and

emphasise for what we all hope must be the just line, that Englund must bulid

skill not sledge hummer tactics. I would like to nee Brazil give them the bly- gest thrashing of their lives.

-(London. Ezpreka Service).

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ENTRIES FOR 12TH RACE MEETING

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The following are the entries for the Twelfth (Whit- sun) and final Race Meeting of the 1955-6 season, which will be held on Saturday, May 19 and Monday, May 21:

FIRST DAY

Manx Penny 147. Sky The Limit 147, Spanish Fan 147, Tuit Heroine 147, 1-Cheshire Handicap Novices

Handicap Class 7. 0 3-Hanis Oland. Fr 1 M.P. Air Power, Furs. Armament, Attractive Power. Cinderella, Encore. Fa Qui,

AVOCA Begonia, Best Wishes, tertiunity. Prince Dahills, Say When, Hunter High Noon, Hiram C. Per-Diamicnd Queen, Rosy Slath, French

Bean, Good Girl Marine Charger. Straight Flush Strativoli, Wise Leader.

4-Kent Handicap Clasa 10.

Barometer, Mile,

Ben Воупе. Congratulation,

Dilkol First Lady, Breen Velvet, Queen- puis, utrotte Rowangien, Thunder Sky, Trade Wind, Zerinuar,

FIU/L Brolt and SAC Tonner IBAP) Beat G. Pel and Y. H. Lee Strathvohr. Wise Leader. (KU) dt: beat K. F.

W. C. He 0-41

Y. T. Pel 0-4.

beat B

lee and Tan and

Urban C &, KKCC 1 P. SumBook and C. S. Cheng beat Vandyck and Soetten 6-3; bent Cooke and Thomson 6-1; beat pride ham and Clout 0-1.

Devon Handicap Class B1 Blondie, Cornhill, Curtsey,

Dreadnought. iflawatha, Kerrera, May room. Not So Bad, Tamer Jane. The Kangaroo, Tumbleweed,

3--Cambridge Handicap close 0.

0 Pure, Amapola, Bikzing, Calouty, Cost S1 Bon. Crown Winem, Desert Gold, Full-of-Spirit, llenrietta, Isla,

Diver, Feart of Hongkong. Roue d'or, Serabo, Benorita, Southern Cross, V.1.P.

W. K. Chung and 9. 11. Leung lost to Vandyck and Suettens 6-T; | Küng Rider, Many Returne, Mourne, best Cooke and Thomson 0-4; beat | Pearl Pridham and Clout 6-1.

V. c. Chung and M. K. Yung

bent Vandyck and Böentesi 0-4; best Cooke and Thomson 6-2; beal Pria- ham and Cloul 0-3.

LADIES' "D" DIVISION ece si, cRE 335

6-Shropshire Handicap Class 7. & Furn, Flying Dutchman, Hammer MELLI Harmony, Ma Cherie, Mortarine, Matador, Bilver Data Bullan.

Philippines Give

Red China A Walkover

with

COUNTY CRICKET

SURREY JUST FAILED

TO WIN

AGAINST

DERBYSHIRE

Lonton, May 8.

The exciting closing stages of most County matchles today augur well for a keen 1956 Championship struggle. Surrey, the Champions, (216 and 180) just failed to win against Derbyshire (164 and 225 for nine) at the ¡Oval here.

Set to score 282 for victory 200 minutes Derbyshire lost the race with the clock but were only nine shori of their target with one wicket in hand at the clost.

Only two balls remaindi to be delivered by Peter Louder when Edwin Smith arrived at the crensa, but the young Derby- shire off spin bowler survived,

Earlier Surrey suffered sur- (her last prising casualties, seven wickets failing for 06. They were mostly victims of pace bowler Cliff Gladwin, whe look eight for 04 and infched with 13 for 107.

Somerset had Dn exciting victory over Essex at Taunton 43 runa with only Ave minutes of extra time left.

Maurice Tremlett, the Somer-

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the

set captain, declared at 211 for three,

leaving Essex two hours to get 210 to win.

Accepting

challenge Essex thmshed the bowling and appeared well set. But after 130 for three their batting collapsed, Stx wickets fell for 10 runs and

all they were

for 160, mainly due to the fine bowling of Brian Lobb, who retumed match figures of 10 for 120.

wit

out

CLOSE FINISH

In another clase finish 01 Hove, Sussex beat Worcester shire by one wicket, the winning run coming from an overthrow only a quarter of an hour of extra time remaining.

Sussex medium pace bowler Ian Thompson claimed the five remaining wickets this morning

No Details Received

The

Calne, hinh la unable to give details of yesterday's play and in- “dividual sborém in die

Ankraliana

Lel. Gesterkhide drikket match Because 'nost law teen-re- onived runs the news agencie

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tira wri,

the

matich Wis left Australiana scoting the fur gir wickets in reply th' Leferktetshire's " 208.

HOPKINS TROPHY MATCH

Beat

U.S. Golfers

Canadians 21-6

Forth Worth, Toxas, May 8,

National Open Champion Jack Fleck and Tummy Bolt slot one-onder-par 694 today to lead the US PUÀ team to its fifth straight Hopkins Trophy victory over Canada by a lopsided 21 to 6 margin.

The US team piled up 1514 points to 2% for the Canadians in today's six singles matches after winning" the doubles yesterday 5% to 3% to hand the Canadians their worst defeat since industrialist John Jay Hopkins put the huge gold cup up for competition.

Fleck, using up only 11 putts lain, Ai Belding, and had to be on the front side and only 20 satisfied with # 214 to Half- in dll, swept aside Jack Kay of polnt margin when the Montreal 6 and 4 over the 18- Canadian bauled him on even hole route, led him three-up at termis on the back side after the turn and beat Kay 3 and being three down at the furn: o the back side to win a 3-0 Bolt won the victory under the Nassau and 2. scoring system, which gives point for cach nine holes and one for the entire 18.

ZI

Bolt had a little more com- petition from the Canadian cap

Miniature Football Assn. Meeting

ONLY

18-hole match 3

CANADIAN

Bill Mawhinney was the only Canadian to get a. full point when he beat massive Mike Souchak one up on the back nine by winning the final hole with

por when Souchak caught a sand trap and bogeyed

However,

the hole. Souchak, front nine won the

three-up and the 18 holes 3 and 3 for o 2 and 1 point edge.

Murray Tucker of Toronto managed to get a half on the back ning against Ted Kroll, but Kroll won the front side The Hongkong Miniature | two-up and the 18-hole match Altogether Parks' fine Innings | Football Association held their 2 and 1 to get 21⁄21⁄2 points. -

ninth annual general meeting on Monday, and elected the 15- member executive comaliter for the following year.

of 106 his second of three

matches

figures in successive

one six and ten

with a personal loss of 12 runs. Sussex then had ample time to Jim Parks Johnny Rucks, pressed into get the 223 to win.

When Tommy Byrne butted with confidence to com- servico was stricken

bronchitis plete his century out of 148 in this morning, scattered 10 hits two hours 40 minutes. in seuring his third win of the season and the first of his career over the Tribe. Three late-inning

homers did the trick for the Yankees, whoccupied three hours 29 minutes

way and Included frnik 2-1, going into

the fours. Manila, May 8.

Mickey bottom

of the sixth. Philippice national

Mantic's 10th homer of the year feam leaves for

Left to get 94 for Victory' in tied the score in that frame and | two. hours 40 minutes, Kent thon Howard ELTIC Bauer suffered early shocks against homered in the seventh Glamorgan before they hit off provido Kucks with his winning the runs. But Arthur Pheboy, who made 96 in the first innings, margin.

player Colin Cowdrey and Test gradually restored the position.

Cowdrey made the winning hit with the stroke which gave him his 50-Reuter.

P

The football Spain next week Kor series of goodwill matches In Madrid, Zaragoza, Baros- lons and Bilbao, the Philip- plno Amateur Athletic Federation announced last Might

to Spáin the going Philippine soccer leam de- faults its pre-Olymple matches with Communist China originally due to be held in Calcutta on June 5.

Previously cancelled

Way

the Interport series with Singapore.-Fratico-Presse,

MOTOR RACING

to

it was the nith

straight triumph for the Yankees and the third loss in four games for the Indians.

Dick Gernent, filing in for Ted Williams, singled home Billy Consolo in the 13th inning to

ve the Red Sox a 4-3 decision over the White Sox. All three White Sox runs were unearned

Separate Teams

as the Red Sox committed six In Jumping Events

errors during the long contest.

Don Newcombe's hitter enabled the Brooklyn Dodgers to snap a three-game losing streak with a 0-0 romp in the over the Chicago Cubs

Officers of the association will be elected at another meating next Tuesday at 8 pm. at Ying King Restaurant.

The

other Canadians'

half point came when Stan Leonard won the final hole over Gene Littler as Litter three-putted for a bogey and they holved the back nine. Lituer won 2 points by leading the front nine the 18-hole match one up and

2 and 1. a:190 At Monday's meeting, held at the restaurant, the Pres

The US captain, Cary Middle- sident, Mr Chan Nom-cheong coff, put together a string of congratulated the association en 10 straight fours from the fifth their successful activities of the to

the 14th hate to blink past year, including the win-49-year-old Gordon Brydson 3-0. ning of the interport with Ma- Middlecoff won, the front nine

Co

one-up, the bock nine 2 and I The executive commitee and the 18-hols match 3 and 1. wore olected 09

follows: United Pres Messes Clung Ping-lun (repre-

senting Wanchal Kalfont Wel-

For E&W Germanying

Association), Yu Yat-nin

Hongkong For

(Yu Yat Keo Watch Co), Au- yeung Ping (South China Mor-

Post Sports Association). One Entry From Pong Ding-chun (Ling Fung), Castellotti-No

Yoo-wing (Luk Hal), Lak Stockholm, May 8.

Kam-chuen (Great China). East and West Germany, re- Intention

Chan Wing (Chat Ying Boting Of

Workers only other day game in the presented by a joint team in the House

Association! Granes majors. Gil Hodges hit a three- Olympic

Leung Kim-wah (Che Equestrian Resigning From

run homer In the first

next month, will Au-yeung inning events here

Kan-chuen (Cana Ferrari Team

in the ninth to

jumping events Keung), Lul Hon-chuen (Lok New International grease combe's path to his fourth vic- which followed the Games. Modena, Central Italy. tory of the season.

May 8. Works

1

Ferrari

26-year-old

Motur

Italion

St Andrew's

and singled home a fourth run have separate teams for the Sing), Chan Hong-cheung St Andrews, Scotland, May 5.

Bri Kansas City was at Baltimore nounced here tonight that and Detroit at Washington in Eugenio Costellotti, brilliant AL night games, while New

racing York was at Cincinnati, Pitt driver, had no intention of re- burgh iti Milwaukee and signing from the Ferrari team: Philadelphia at St Louis in the

Castellotti, who

the N.LUnited Press. gruelling Mille Miglia Itallan 100 mile classe on April 29, was reported to be dissatisfied with the Ferrari managers for alloting

6-Oxford Handicap Claus 5. Fr. 2 M.P. Bengal Lancer, Cirrus, Easy Money, Every Day, Full Ahead, Hellzapoppin, How Do I Know, furry On,· Lake Success, Lawrence, Beafire, Squadron Leader, Star-gle. 7-Norfolk Handicap Clasa 3.0

ho Bky Furs. Amusement, Chessington; Cer- don Rodge, Diana, Dragonfly, Ecstasy, Exlora; Fighting Spirit, Banta Marta,

4-Suffylx Bondicap Clara B. A Mile. Advancement, Anniversary 10, Blumora Time, Ornet, Fortuna, Happy Warrior, Iranalde, My Pal,

Orange King. Put O'CLE. Horse. So Big, Strathpeffer. Val-

A. Marker and D. Madrelt beat Mis Y. Y. Teui and Misa i bridge. 4-3; best Mrs C. Cheung and Mrs Y. E. LPT ( boot kn H. Lo Chang and Mrs Y. Tsou 0-1.

P. Dather and S. Rumjan lost to Miss Y. V. Teul and Miss L. Fu 4-0; drew with Mrs C. Cheung and Mr Y. B. Larri 0-6; beat Mrs W. C. Chung and Mea Y. Tsou

9. Correa and 3. Bouza lost to Min Y. Y. Tau and Miss L. F4-0 Just to Mrs C. Cheung and Mew T. B. Lem 0-0 beat Mes W. C. Chung and Mrs Y. Trou 2,

LRG 8; necreto (1)

5.-Dorset Handicap Class 6. Fr. 2

8-Btafford Handicap Ciss B. Fr. M.P. Another. Victory, Bayshore, Five Gold, Free Kick, Gallani M.P. Torful Beauty II, Chinese

High Knight,

Speed,

Mackerel, Mineola,

Eagle King, Forward Miracle, Oceanie Sky, Frecious Gern. View, Gladale Jetfeld. Never For

Ker Phoenix, Thousand Miles, Tony. Banta Precious Mine, fingway,

ber. Violet Ray, Winning Touch, Claus, Spinning Wheel, United Vir- tory, Veindetta, Yla ci

6.-Ilongkong Champions & Chater Cup Open. 14 Miles. Ivan-Ho 147, Jingle Bell 147, Liglining Feet 141, Miny Law 147, Right People 141, Shirex 147. Silver Wing Strathian 147. Mhs B. Corts and Mrs M. ViaMOTO

Somerset Plato (lat Sec.) 1238 (Recreio) lost to Mre 1. Macted and Ponies. 3 Furs. Adonis 141, Burning Miss K. Cheatham (LIC) 2-0; lost to M7 P. Daker and Mrs G. Lubergestellation i30.

Arrow 141, Chekumpum 138, Con- Dutch Rocket 15, der 2-; heat Mrs 1 Brandt and Mrs

Man On 130, Million Dollar 136, Oaf C. 8troink 0-3.

Mrs Z. Calinco and Mrs H. Xavier 141. Peach Bloom 141.

*247.

won

Sports Diary

TODAY

Tennis

Twenty nations have enter ed for this meeting which ex- tends from June 18 to 21.

They are Argentina, Belgium, France, Holland, Britain, Ireland, Italy Japan, Norway, Portugal, Rumania, Switzerland, Spain,

Sweden. Turkey Veno Hungary, United States, zuelo, East Germany and West Germany-Reuter,

LEE WAI-TONG IN MELBOURNE

Melbourne, May 8.

Fung). Lai Kim chung (0. Kees & Co.), Lam Pullau (Hongkong Club). Fan Hung (Pak Hok), and Lat Duen-po (Ngad Kung):

The Royal and Ancient Golf! Club of St Androw's today.. issued the draw for the Amateur Championship, which will be. played at Troon during the weeks beginning May 28,

For the first time in the history of the Championship:

Frenchman Near the entries have been restricted

260 Feet With Javelin

Michel Club),

whos

Parin, May 8.

to 200 to enable 30-hole matcher to be played in the quarter- finals on Thursday, the demi Anals on Friday and the final an Saturday.

The 200 players left in the Marquet (Racing | draw comprise 19 Scots, 59

recent perfor- | Englishmen and Welshmen, 300 BLAZING with the javelin have Americans, seven Irishmen, four

with which bim a car

ir tie was not familiar Rapala Grand Prix on Sunday. He was among those knocked out of the race through englue trouble

and It was rumoured yesterday

that Castellottl. had

Two Nationalist Chinese attracted considerable attention, Australians, four South Africans, CCC (1) werelo (3) BOAL Olymple offlelets, Mr Lee Wal- today put himself among threatened to resign from the (a) v CRC (3), KTOĆA

Section B: Itecavio (39). Ferrart team.

tong and Mr Chu Seng-choon, world's top she throwers. USRC CRC began their tour of the Olymple COSTEC (8) v CCC (3) grounds here today by visiting

Division: ROC ▼

Earlier today Enzo Ferrari, owner of the Ferrari Works,

Men's "C" Division, Section A: Urban C V

(2), KING, V TRG KOC

LHC Mixed HKCC,

TOMORROW

Tennis

the

and one each from Hongkong, Now Zealand, Egypt, Holland, France, Brazil and India.

Bumex Plate 1050 Fonies Fure. Aan Cook 130, Bilegra 140. City of Victoria 183, Easy Win 125,

He beat the French record Glory 140, Good News 110, Hylamon | sald that he was unable to con-

Sir William Bridgeford, the | with 79,01 metres : (239 feet

Of the 32 pinyers in the first 135, Norse King 140, Sincerely Yours

firm or deny the report.

Executive Officer of the Games. 2 inches) only 48 hours after quarter of the draw who receive 133, The Cherub 141.

Ho added

that in a talk 110-Surrey Plate, 1966 Ponles. Fr.

Both are members of Nation throwing 14.3 metres which set a bye into the second round, 14 M.P. Aces High 147, Always with Castellott! last night he had

a record on Sunday.

te Scots, five aro from Ireland, There 147, Caravelle 147, Carol 17. not formed the impression that, kéo fa poc cnc (3) v mic, tec which is sending about 70

Men's" "B" Division Lita y cute alist China's Olympic Commit

· Thier world récord; Hef by | two from the United States, and Fecalator 147, Gighs 147, Jezebel 11 Castellott! wished to part co-fuco y Roo (1), Pone v. CRC (participants to the Games. The Franklin Held (United States), one each from Australia, Hob Jubilation. 147, Kelple 141, Mak Silier 147, Morning Den 147, Pan- pany with the Ferrari team. PRO, V KTGCA.

Mixed ***E*** Division: Racralo_y pair will stay for a one-week was set at 81.73 metres (208 feet kong, New Zealand and Egypt. dora 147, Sabrina 147, Supremacy China Mail Special.

CRC, LBC v Urban C, BCAA V CCC. Inspection four-United Press, 23% inches) last year.-Reuter. ---United Press. 11-Warwick Haridicap' Class 3,0 ure. Host That, Can Do, Clonfeckle, Empire Rose. Huntington, John Miax, Liaro Thiomphe, Manx- man Bportsmanship, Super-king, Tom Thumi.

32-300x Handicap. Claar Chatterbox, Fire-glo, Gabriel Junks, Mile. Ambition, Aviemore, Nabale.

Johriber, Knock- Golden Branch,

in, Knock-down, New Jersey. Norse Girl Rainbow Haja, Remir

Btraight Forward, rection,

1710

(Recreio) Just to Mire La Macice -Lincoln Handicap Class 4. and Mrs K. Cheetham (LRC) 3-8; Mile, Anna, Apple Pie, Cezar

K to Mr P. Baker and Mire G. Crackerjack, Emerald, Fonchurch

Luberseder 2-0; lost to Mew L. Brandt and Mrs C. Birvink 2-6.

+

Fieldmaster, Geronimo, Glidup. Kentucky Lady, Ping On, Poten

Mrs T. Campo and Mia E. Souza | tiality, (Recreio) lost to Míru 1. Manfro and Somerset Plate (2nd See.) 190 MK. Cheetbar (LAC) 1-0; lost Ponies, 8 Tura. Aladdin 141, Ben so Mira 22. Baken and Mrs G. Luber»

Nevia 180, Calypeo 153, Centre Court seder 3-6; lost to Mrs L. Brandt and 130, Ever-gla 4t, Glenshee 153, May Mrs C. Stroink 2-0.

fair 11. Princesa Ellen 161, Winnie

*CAA 8, Recreio (2) 1

141.

Dim M, C. flesta and MIN M, C. 10–Larskátni. Husdler' Clam, 4 · Champy/ Tip? Tog?"

Barros (Recreioj; fowl to Mr X. c.

1 MINUTAT Our wanna f

Bao and Mia E. Chan (SCAA§ 3-6; | Deautiful #7 kommik, DOEN I Day,

Just to Mrs K. N. N° and Man M. Diamond Dentyr, Filming wire) Young 6-0; bowl Mish T. M. on Hallmark paięki,

and Miss J. Layers - 049.

A. C. Remedios and

M. Carvalho (Recreio) lost to Mrs

K.

C. Dao and Belief Chao

Rabet; oli

Tyre, ampavine Corothabelat

1.—Will: skickaiðnar. Not)dan cuis

(BCAA) 0-4 lost to Ms K, N. N AAN HUMANA THE CHU

and. Mas? - Young 1-6; los to Mes | Joved. Hvala, Cove, čany Blan T. M. Shim whic3 Blow J. Body: goth,

Courage,... Buperor.. Delighte

Mint F Cam” and MA Ea, Success, OH M Tawala Moth

(Recreio) lost to Mrs K. C. Dan and

Invincible, New Love, Kim-2. Chan (BCAA) 1-6: lost Beauty, Tell-me-mare;:

anch Miss-34, Young

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