"CRICKET.
K.Q.8.B. BEATEN
NO DRAWN MATCHES.
Further progress was made in the League on Saturday when three matches in each division were decided,
In the aret division,' the "King's Own Scottish Borderers, who made their rat appearance, sifferéd à defeat at the handia of a strong Hong Kong Cricket Club - slaven, Capt. Dobble, whose name, by now, has become a household word in cricket. circles, made the highest score of the match, viz., 86, which was misci thạ highest soure of the day. The team, however, has done well against the premier Cricket Club of the Colony and will doubtless prove a match for most Clubs competing in the League. For their opponents on Saturday, Hayward and Pearce did good service in batting, while Bowker and Owen Hughes shared nine wickets. be- tween them.
A Happy Valley, Civil Service had little dioulty in defeating Craigen- gover, their neighbours, and they still load in the League Table on a level with the Indian Recreation Club, who secured a victory in the third match at Sookun. poo ΟΥΕΝ the Royal Engineers and Signal. The Indians passed their op poñents score a few minutes before time for drawing stumpe.
In the second division, the newcomers, Recreio, met and defeated the R.A.O.C. casily by 78 runs at King's Park, while in the other match in Kowloon, the Kow- loon Cricket Club again disappointed their supporters by going down to the Police. In the third match at Pokfulam the Royal Navy proved too strong for their depot ship, H.M.S. Tamar, whom they defeated in convincing manner. -There were two friendly matches,
The scores for the different matches. follow:-
LEAGUE: DIVISION 1.
Hong Kong C.C. v. E.0.9.3. Played on the Hong Kong Club ground, the Home Team wishing.
N X.0:8.B
:
Lieut. Tregear, c
Summers,
Owen Hughes
-
Lieut. Hankey, 1.b.w, b Parkir.... 13
Lieut. Col. Comyn, b Bawker-
Bowling Analysis.
A. C. I. Bowker... 13 A
TEEX
Indian 3.0. v. Royal Engineers and
Played on the Indian Recreation Club | ground, Sookoopoo.. The Indians winning by wickets.
ROYAL," ENGINEERS AND SIGNALS. (C.Q.M.S. Baso, e Ismail, b Arculli 7 Signalman Holland, b' Arculli 20 Major Greig, a Ackber, b Madar... 13 Capt. Bridgland, o Arculi, b
Madar
.... 99
Capt. Brownjohn, 1.b.w., à áreulli 3 Q.M.S. Roberts, b Arculli ...... 8.S. Higgs, e Madar, b Arculü.... Spr. Goodyear, b Arculli Q.M.S. Leppard, b Arculli ................... C.8.M. Kinnard, b Arculli 0 Sergt. Jones, not out .............
Extras
Total
Bowling Analysis.
F. M. el Arculli A. èl Arculli
◊. M.
#48390
HONGKONG
DAILY PRESS MONDAY, DECKMBER 6TH, 1996,
"Racrało v. R-1.0,0. Played on the Club de Recreio ground st King's Park, the Home team winning by 78 runs.
+4
CLUB DE REGRETO.
H. M. Xavier, b Lake H. A. Alves, b Lake
R. C. Beed, a Walker, b Water-****
Geld
C. E. Marques, c and b Walker M. Pinna, a and b Läke
F. H. Carvalho, a and b Water-
field.
3
-... 18 +8
D. F. Lopes, b Burger H. A. Barros, b Burger T. Gutterres, not out C. M. Sousa, not ont.....
Extras imaƏQLARIN ÇA
Total (for a wickets):
D. S. Alves did not bat.
Bowling Analysis.
... 13.
$
90 9
55 8
Lake Burger Walker
13. 016
11
Waterfield
A. H. Madar... J. S. Ackbet
INDIAN R.C.
A. H. Rumjaha, e Higgs, b. Good-
year
A. H. Madar, run out...
X.
18
13
53
3
15
10
B.A.0.C
C. Lake, cand b Marques
18
15.
› B
T. Waterfield, e Barros, b Pinna... 0
...Haynes, b Pinna
Butterfield, o Barris, b Gutterres... o H. Gordon, not out
E. Greenaway, b Pinna
F. Roberta, e Reed,' b Pinna
6
P. Hool, hit wicket, b Alves
J. S. A. Curreem, at. Rose, b
Bridgland
J. Walker, b Pinna
54
S. H. Ismail, b Bridgland
Y. A. Wahab, st. Hooc, b Good-
year
H. Bryant, b. Pinna
H. Burger, b. Gutterres
19
FM. Arculli, st, Rose, b Bridg
land
0
M. P. Madary not out
13.
Extras
3
Total (for wickets)
Bowling Analysia.
.126
Pinna
Marques
0.
ን።.
Alves
Spr. Goodyear....... 10 S.S. Higgs.... Capt. Bridgland ... Sergt. Jones
Gutterres
8
5
J. S: Ackber, not out
Total
Bowling Analysis,
57
W.
0. H.
1.
0. 10
ន
4 0
19
1
3 0
13
1
18
0
4
4
LEAGUE TABLE. :-
Division L
Dr.
Đ
• $
1
1
1 1
DIVISION II,
Royal Navy. "Tamas," Played on the University ground, Pok- fulam, Royal Navy winning by 130 runs. "ROYAL NAVY 2ND IL
Civil Service
...... 3 '9 Indian R.C. 3 University 3 Hong Kong C.C... 3 Royal Artillery
Chinese B.C...... 1 K.O.S.B.
R.E. and Signals..
Kowloon U.C. and Royal Navy have not played.
... 2
10
0
Craigengower. 1
0
0 0
0
9
0
Indian
GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP SURPRISE.
A. H. FERGUSON KNOCKED OUT
ÎN FIRST BOUND,
THE SEMI-FINAL STAGE REACHED.
There was a big surprise in the com- petition for the Royal Hong Kong Golf i Club Championship at Fanling yester day. A. H. Ferguson, who was looked Ирод на a possible, for the semi-final stage, was beaten in the frat round by J. W. Franks Ferguson was the only player in the semi-final stage last year who qualified for the first round this
year.
JIM CARTLIDGE'S VINDICATION.
VETERAN VICTOR GETS GREAT
OVATION.
MORRIS DISQUALIFIED AFTER LOSING ALL THE WAY,
HOWARD FAILS TO IMPRESS.
{BY CADOFYDD.]{
OTHER CONTESTS. Francia Withdraws,
In a ten-round heavyweight contest with Stoker Howard of H.M.S. Hermes, P.O. Francis of H.M.S. Tilania with- drow in the seventh round. Francis was three pounds heavier.
The fight was decidedly a poor one. What hard-hitting there was was done" by Howard. He used a good left, but. several of his right swings missed the mark. Francis seemed to lack confidence and was continually on the defensive. He was also warned several times for Jim Cartlidge in his last fight in Hongholding. Occasionally he got home some Kong, at the City Hall on Saturday night, Howard in the least.
ahort-arm jolts, but did not worry vindicated himself by wiping out'ä
Howard seemed cumbersome, clumsy I. W. Shewan, who has qualiñed for former defeat at the hands of Stoker
the somi-An's, played ex- Norman Morris of HMS. "Hermes He also played to the gallery Hards almost, and had superfluous flesh on him. ceptionally good golf all day. In the Meeting Morris in a catchweight contest, morning he beat F. J. de Rome, and in conceding hizi ten pounds in weight, and the afternoon round disposed of J. W. Fover ten years in age, he beat his mar Franka Captain Bloxham, who la by sheer fighting, by cleverer boxing, and year survived the first round, did so on by a display of admirable tenacity. Jim this occasion, but went down to W. L. Cartlidge had gone to the City Hall on Dunbar in the afternoon, after the latter Saturday night determined to win. He player had beaten Newton in the morn-
was not expected to do so, not even by ing. N. Smith, another semi-finalist; his admirers. His confidence was his who lost in the second round last year alone, and he came through with flying
one
of
to H. U. Ireland (winner of the Igas Championship) gut through after dis- posing of Leach and Redmond. Smith will mest in the semi-final T. D. E. Pen dered who disposed of Dodwell in the morning and Purves in the afternoon. Parres won his morning round against Johnson by one up. "
The results of yesterday's play were as under:-
First Round.
1. W. Shewan beat F. J. de Rome, 4
ard 2
and 1.
colours.
Morris was disqualified in the four- teenth round for holding and boring with his head. He had been continually warn ed. Up to the time of his disqualifica tian he had been well-beaten. Out of fourteen rounds he had won two only. Only a knock-out would have given him victory, and Cartlidge was too wary ever to give him a chance. "Jim" won all the way.
A Gift to "Jima." The victory was popular. A crowded J. W. Franks beat A. H Ferguson, 3 house cheered and applauded. On behalf of the Hong Kong Boxing Association, W. I Dunbar beat I. Newton, 5 and 3. Mr. R. M. Dyer, the Chairman, presented Bloxham beat H. V. Sheldon, Caftrage with a silver cup as a souvenir and 1.
of his boxing days in Hong Kong During the last few years," he said, no one has done more for boxing in Hong Kong than Jim Carthdge.". (Ap-" plause.)
F. A. Redmond beat D. G. Bruce, 6
and 4.
N. L. Smith beat A. Leach, 7 and 5. A. B. Purves beat C. Bulmer Johnson,
1 up.
T... Pendered beat L. G. S.
Dodwell, 3 and 2
and 3.
and 1.
Second Round.
T. D. E. Pendered heat Purves,
and 4
0
Lieut. Shillington, b Bowker
1
Capt. Dobbie, not out.
86
Capt. Thorp, b Bowker
10
Lieut. Scott Elliott, b Bowker
0
Capt. Perfect, b Owen Hughes..
Pte. Stock, b Owen Hughes.......
Lieut. Watch, c Pearce," b Owen
Hughes
3
Comdr. Gray, Lbs., b Gibbs ...... 14 Lieut. Garnons-Williams, b Gibbs 7 Lieut. Palairet, o Lee, b Barker... 61 Lieut. Studholme, Barker, b "Gibbs
?
Lieut. Spencer, rus out
19 13
Division П.
F.
Liout. Napier, b Owen Hughes..... 0
Extras
11
Lieut. Norris, e Lee, b Barker 15 Light Comdr. Grant, not ont...... 35 Lieut. Conway, e Pook, b Swift... 0
University
I 0
D PTS.
I. W. Shewan hent J. W. Franks,
6
*
and 5.
W. L. Dunbar beat H. Bloxham,
a
Recreio
Total
.12A
Mid Volliers, b Swift
3
Police R.C.
N. L. Smith beat F. A. Redmond,
2
Lieut. O'Donnell, b Beasley
12
Civil Service
Mid. Bayldon, not out
11
Boral Navy
0. M.
W.
Extras
Tamar
37
H. Owen Hughes. 12,5
5
Tatak (for 9 wickets)
:187
C. D. Wales.........
ỗ...
1
15
0
H. V. Parker
93
Bowling Analysis..
0- 13
Q K
2.
Gibbs
10 0 50
Lee
4 .0
27
52
Swift
Q
39
b
Coomber.
0 28
0
Barker
4 0 16
Beasley
4:0
31
56
C. Pook, b Norris
A. Reaks, b Norris.
J. A. Summers .....
EX.C.C.
5
A W. Hayward, c Dobbie, b
Perfect
Dobbie
E. J. R. Mitchell, e Stock,
H. Owen Hughes, e Col. Comyn,
b Stock
T. E. Pearce, b Perfect
J. R. Hinton, b Perfect
G. F. Gardner, not out
Extras
Total (for 5 wickets)..
H.-S. TAMAR" 18T INNINGS.
B. A. Swift, b Norris
5
0
3
Paymr.-Comdr. Coomber, b Norris 0
.169
E. Gibbs, b Studholme
A. J. Barker, run out.
W. Beasley, c and b Norris
H. V. Parker, J. D. Humphreys, A
C. I. Bowker, J. A. Summers, and C.
D. Wales did not bat:"
Bowling Analysis.
0.
Capt. Dobbie 10
36
Lient. Hankey
0
67
Pte, Stock
2
18
Capt. Thorp
0 11
Capt. Perfect
4
19 3
Craigengowor v. Civil Service.
Played on the Craigengower Cricket
Clab ground, Civil Service winning.
CRAIGENGO WIE-U.C.
O. Ismail, e Ling, b Beed 2
F. Zimmern, Ibw, b Ling....
U. M. Omar, b Baker
...
Grimes, e Fincher, b Beed
W. Bradbury, e Baker, b Sayer
g
S. Abbas, b Evans
J. A. Casaubhay, e Sayer, b
Baker n
3
H
17
D. Bumjahn, e Lawrence, b Baker 11
A. B. Hamson, c Baker, b. Hamil
toner
A Kitchell, not out
N. Mackay, Lb. b Evans
Extras
Total
Bowling Analysis..
B. Reed
J. Ling aroun 5
Baker,
G. R. Sayer
E. W. Hamilton....
B. D. Evans
+
M.
D Showring © O'Donnell, b
Norris
J. Lee, b Norris
T. Carpenter, a O'Connell, b Bayl-
doni
D. Coase, not out....
Extras
Total
X
I
Bowling Analysis. Lieut. Stubholme..?
Lieut. Norria
Mid Bayidon
13
11
B.A.O.C...
Kowloon i
Hong Kong C... I
FRIENDLY MATCHES.
SECOND DIVISION.
Oirl Service 0.Giv. Hong Kong tu. Played on the Civil Service · Cricket
Club ground, the result was a draw. The Home team batted first and compiled 114 rung, Only two were able to reach double figures. Strange carrying his bat. for 42 and Paterson for 37. H. E. Parker. mado Q, Pendered, Westlake, Nihili 6. H. J. Penres 6, Maclaren 3. Cars 9, O'Neill 2, C. Sara 2 not out. The bowling was shared by Lee 2 wickets for 29. runk Plummer 2 for 33, Benton 1 for 26, Bur- gesa 3 for 19 and Way 9 for 1.
The Hong Kong Cricket Club replied with 105 for 6 wickets, but did not fores the pace to secure a win. Burgess scored 57 not out, H. J. Armstrong 1, Benson 21, P. Jacks 0,, Reuton 2, Sutton 13, 57 Stanesby 0, J, A. H. Pummer & not out. Way, Lee and Rushton did not bat, For the Civil Service bowling Sara took wickets for 34, Paterson 2 for 12 Pen- dered 1 for 29 and O'Neill 1 for 12.
Chineze B.C. v. Diocesan Boys".
School.
7 2 20 8 Kowinon 0.0. v. Police C.0. Played on the Kowloon Cricket Club ground, the Police Recreation Club wia ning by 7 wickets.
ZOWLOON' C.C.
L. Duncan, b Alexander-
H. Smith, c Johnson, b Lacey
H. Overy, not out
14
G. Loe, e Reynolds, b Lacey....
•W, Guest, b Lacet austadens D. E. Hancock, lib.w., b Hancock · 0
Capt. Buvis, c Johnson, à Alex
0
ander
18
W. Hyde, b Lacey......
11
93
F. Hamblin, b King
.13
H. T. Buxton, b King
23
C. B. Easterbrook, Lacey
Extras........
Total
13
Bowling Analysis.
· Lacey
D
7.
•10%
38
POLICE DIC
CIVIL SERVICE 4.0 F. E. Lawrence, e Bradbury, b
Omer wiegjeringiamajaci".
**
G. E. Sarer, Omar, b Mackay... 27.
B. D. Evans, st. Burjaba, b Omar 39
E. B. Roed, b. Mackey:
A. E. Wood, b Char
F. J. Ling, not out.
E. C. Fincher, not out
Extres
Total (for & wickets)
Holdman, Baker, Hamilton ⠀ and
Witchell did not bet..
Bowling Analysis
Johnson Alexander King
56
Booker, c Easterbrook, b Dunoan....... si Alexander, c Buxton, b Hyde Dr. Craig, not out
Lacey, c Easterbrook, b Hyde King, not out....
Extra
Total (for 3
Bowling Analysis,
-Hancock
Lee.. Duncan Bevis
dinn 30
Overy
Hyde
U. M. Omar g. 12
8. Abbas
N. Matkay
B. W. Bradbury ...
1. Zimmern
22
"
The Diocesan Boys' School did remark ably well against the Chinese Recreation Club team and nearly won the match. They dismissed the Chinese for 123 runs of which Ng Bra Kwong contributed 32. There were 20 extras" and others to reach double figures were C." Chon 13, H. C. Hung 15, Yung Hin Sun 11 and Cheung Wing Kui 10 not out. Youngsays took 6 wickets, for 89 runs. The school boys' reply was very good at the starti but the tail” failed, "their... innings realising 107 runs for wickets when stumps were drawn. A. Lee made 55 2nd D. J. Anderson who is one of the keenest schoolboy cricketers contributed 13. Thera were To extrus” H. Ching had the best bowling "average with 2 wickets for 17. "
YESTERDAY'S MATCH.
CIVIL SERVICE “VOLUNTEERS.
An interesting all day match played yesterday on the Civil Service ground between the above teams resulted in a win for the Yolunteers by 2 wickets Civil Service batted first and acored 154 Fincher (49), and "Strange (44) for the sixth wicket taking the score from 43 runs to 119. Fincher was undefeated and scored eight boundaries. In reply the Volunteers, thaake to a fine contribution by Lyal, passed their opponents" total and their total was 184. A feature of the match was the all round performance of Lyal, the Kowloon captain, who took 5 wickets for 25 runs and scored 03 runs
for the Volunteers.
SA CIVIL SERVICE,
F. E. Lawrence, 1.b.w. b. Lyal
HF. Harper, Hinton, b Lyal.
E. C. Fincher, not out...
7. Baker, Lyal
E. F. Fincher, b Lyal
(Continued on next Colum
The semi-finalists thus are: LW. Shewan r. W. L. Dunbar
and
N. L. Smith . T. D. E. Pendered. The semi-final round will be played next Sunday, while the final, over 36 holes will be played on Sunday, Decem ber 19th.
Jasper Clark Cap Re-play. The replay for the Jasper Clark Cup took place on Saturday at Fanling over 18 holes, conditions being medal play.
There was, as stated, a packed house, and the tournament was an excellent one. Stoker Howard, the newcomer, forced O. Francis to withdraw in the seventh round of a ten-round heavyweight to test But Howard certainly did not im press. He seemed to be playing to the gallery,
training has not been his hobby of late. But of the two, he was easily the better.
After giving in in the seventh round, Francis announced that he would like to meet Howard again for the champion- accepted and remarked that he would win ship over the fall distance. Howard the middleweight beforehand.
and accepted Howard's challenge for a Then A.B. Ewin stepped into the ring
middleweight contest.
Hume Defeats Crush.
In a six-round featherweight contest; Pte. Hume of the K.O.S.B. defeated
Signalman Crush of H.M.S. Carlisle on points. Hume was heavier by 8 lbs. Crush certainly put up a game fight, But all along, Hume was untiring and hard- hitting, and too strong for him. Early. in the fight, in the second and third rounds, Crush seemed to be ill at ease and likely to go under However, he fought back well and was sometimes seen to score. Hume won fairly comfortably.
A Terring Knock Out:
Stoker Reynolds knocked out P.O. Meen In a six-round welterweight contest
the fith round. Meen was 18 lbs. heavior.
The fight opened fast and furiously, the shook lieca with rights to the jaw, and advantage going to Reynolds. He often in the second round had him almost aut. in the third round Meen fought splen. the face and body. He fell back in the didly and scored with left and right to
counted out.
WDA
fourth round before his fast oponent and olten clinched to save himself. "Clinch- Of the other four contests, there was
ing again in the fifth, he was ordered to break away. As he did so, Reynolds only one knock-out, Reynolds sending rushed in and got him clean on the jaw Meen to the boards in the fifth round.. with a smashing right Meen went to Hume of the Borderers, Cpl. McManus the boards, made a gallant attempt to of the Hawkins, and Stoker Morrell of rise, but was bewildered. He the lakin won their fights, Stoker Evans, a youngster, from the Hermes, gave u deal of weight away in his fight McManus Defeats Hanson, with Morrell, but put up a splendid Cpl. McManus of H.M.S. Haukins fight.
and L-Signalman Hanson of H.MS. Amongst those present at the tourna. Fiadictive fought six spirited rounds in ment were Admiral Sir Edwyn Alexander La bantamweight contest. McManus Sinclair, Sir Shou-son Chow, Lieut. Col. seemed to have the better of the fighting Comyn, Mr. M. Dyer, the Hon. Mrall along, Hanson being for the most and Mr. J. Brooks, the Manager of the however, he scored with nice left leads, A. O. Lang, W. Logan, A. A. Murdoch part on the defensive. Occasionally, Hong Kong Boxing Association.
This bout "wan-particularly elaan aad THE DIG FIGHT.
open, and although McManus was mostly the aggressor, he often found Hanson C.P.O. Jim Cartlidge olashed with. Stoker-Norman Morra ia a 15-roundet, and made him miss. McManus won
"Hermes" Boys' Game Fight announced but Morris was ten pounds
In a six-round middleweight contest,
Last Sunday A. "H. Ferguson and I. W. Shewan tied for the trophy with a score of 164 over 38 holes. On Sunday, Fergu-catch-weight contest. No weights were on points on won the trophy, his score being 18, heavier. and Shewan's
Bcore 80.
The ñght opened at a fast pace, Cart- Stoker Merrell, of HLM.S. Hawkins, Lidge using swift left jabs and Morris defeated Stoker Evans, ofEL.M.S The final of the Shanghai Golf Clubshing in heavy body blows. The ex- Hermes, on points Marrell had over a changes were fairly even in the first stone advantage in weight. Up to the round, and in the second Cartlidge scored third round, he did much as he liked and occasionally with quick" lefts: Morris foored Evans twice, but once used the was, however, very aggresalve, and land open glove. Then the youngster put up ed to the body. He went ahead in this a great fight, and in fact won the fourth. round.
and fifth rounds through sheer skill Morrell won but I must commend the fine display of Evans. lad.
Championship was played on November 28th when M. W Budd won it for the third year in succession, defeating A B Blinke by 6 up and 's to play.
RS. W. Paterson, b Lyal
H. E. Strange, o Burgass, 6 Wales Ad R. C. Witchell, Wheeler,
Mitchell
H. F. Westlake, F. O'Neill, run out
Wales
W. J. F. Gartin, b Waleś
Extras
Total
Bowling Analysis.
Somers...........
Wales
Hinton Mitchell
Wheeler
* Bowled. 1 No Ball
0
1
4
.:154
OM R. W: 15
985 19.3 0 49
a.
0 13
0
3
1:
3
VOLUNTEERA
J. C. Lyal, c Gorvin, b Lawrence,1, 90 H. C. Bargess, Baker, b. Pater
1
H. E. Standage, e Fincher, b Baker 28
E. J. E. Mitchell, b Baker
J. R. Hinton b Patersan
F. G. L. Wheeler, e and b E F
Fincher
J. A. Summers, Lb.w. b. E. F
Finchers Meria
0
C. D. Wales, b E F Fincher.. "H. T. Burton, e Baker, b O'Neill... 7 C. T. Evans, é Standage, b Baker... 31 E. G Renton, not out ........
Extras
1
13
Total
„IB4
Bowling Analysis, 2
M. F. Baker
161 R. S. W. Paterson10 | EF. Fincher
W.
49
-10%
P. O'Neill
ILF. Westlake RC. Witchell W. J. F. Goran FE. Lawrence
Bowled wide.
·0.2: "0.
An Uppercut.
Starting strongly in the third round Morris had Cartidge against the ropes anu fushed out. All of a sudden, Cart Lige sprang out on him, worried him wun left and rights to the jaw, and got bome nasty uppercat. MOITIA WBS shaken and surprised and clinched. He also bored with his head, and tried to smother Cartlidge's blows by holding. In the fourth and fifth rounds he was warn ed for holding, and the referes threaten ed to disqualify him. Clinching was pre- valent, Morris usually boring his head against Cartlidge's shoulder and landed to the body. In this close fighting Cart lidge scored with uppercuts and jolta The men went into the sixth round and Moezia continued his bad tactics. He would not allow Cartlidge to box. The ith round opened with Morris - scoring, but later he clinched. Round 8 was 2 long bug, with Cartlidge going sheau su the time. The veteran forced. Morris kaway in the ninth round, and scored with rights to the head and face. Morris was trying to tire his man, but could not de 8. Round 10 was very open and Cart lidge scored with his quick left thrusts. Cartlidge went further ahead in the 11th round, shaking horris with s
nasty
right. Morris retaliated only to hit his apponent's gloves The next round went
to Morris. Cartlidge missed badly with
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Using the same tactis, Morris bored Cartlidge with bia head as the thirteenth round opened. So glaring were his tac tics that the referee sait Be careful where you put your head.". Still be kept hugging and boring." With the opening of the fourteenth round he did exactly the same, and the referee immediately dis qualified him. The fight was then award, ed to Cartlidge, acade
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