1933-03-13 — Page 20

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. MONDAY, MARCH 13, 1933.

ARTILLERY GOING STRONG

CAPPED FOR ENGLAND

GERRARD AGAIN HQNOURED

TWO POINTS NEARER

CHAMPIONSHIP

BORDERERS AND LINCOLNS

VALUABLE GROUND

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› (By “VERITAS".)

HOME & LOCAL THE Artillery are two more points

RUGBY

LOSE

St. Joseph's..

DIVISION. İ.

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nearer tour ambitious quest—tha first division, hipionship of tas nawin the Borderers and Lincolnag. A. R. A. Gerrard, an old Hong-ropping a point to each other, the Navy

sie, even if my puppy. h. Police kong boy, has been selected as' weden Unina, sacula" now Have the S. W. Borderers 2 a three-quarter back for Eng-atistaction of occupying second place

land against Scotland

tinni call-over. in the

International Rugby Champion. ship next Satuday.

Shanghai is also to be represent- ed in the person of K.L.T. Jackson, the son of a 'Shanghai doctor.

.Dr

BRYANT'S share in the leader's

success against St. Joseph's wha three goals, a useful piece of work, but the chief credit goes to Moore; who played his finest game of the

Benson,

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Kecrui

Kowloon F. C.

Lincoln Regt. League Table.

Guale

募

P. W. D. L. F. A. Pta. 15 12 0 3 44 22 24 12 29 10 17

41 18 10

4 35 19 14

6 1 4 23 16 13

B.A. South China. 11 8 s. W.

rderers.. 12 7. 2 Lincom Regt. 12 St. Joseph's 11 R. Navy -

6 07 20 23 12 13 MOORE has been making steady H.K.F.C.

13 6 8 7 17 33 12 Mo

progress in serior football this. Police.. 11 50 8 19 23 10 ,car, every week showing an impro-ama Au. 8 3 2 3 26 20 8 sowoon F.C. 14 40 10 33 8 Recreio

16 1 0 14 17 82 2

Gerrard is the son of a former Hongkong Police Inspector, and has previously gained his inter-

ement in the finer points of forwar. "ational colours, lay. His partnership with Seat on

then he played aturday was far too effeclive nne.

England penetrating for Victor and Sousa u gainst Ireland on rithstand, and this loft wing spel. ebruary 11, Eng-rouls in every movement they made. nd gaining "one

THAT "matter of fact football her greatest which cost them the shield match gainst the Linccins the previous anny years. Ger-week was not repeated agaitist the the pressure was ard was unlucky Saints. Indeed enough to sustain maintained right through, and fur. injured eye her goals might easily have been core by the Gunners in the closing

GERRARD.

victories for

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and had to leave the field, but the selectors have apparently refused to allow that to affect his selection against Scot- land, and the team will remain unaltered.

England's selected fifteen is:

ENGLAND.

Full Back.

T. W. Brown (Bristol);

Three-quarter Bucks.

LA. Booth (Headingley),

D. W. Burland (Bristol).

R. A. Gerrard (Bath and formerly

of Hongkong) and A. L. Novis (The Army and Blackheath);

Half-backs.

W. Elliot (Roval Navy and United Services) and B. C. Gadury (Leices tex);

Forwards.

D. A. Kendrew (The Army

Woodford),

G. G. Gregory (Bristol).

minutes,

..

THERE was no real weakness in the winning team, and in any case St. Joseph's was not in a position to ex-

South China China Ath. Tsung Tain

DIVISION II.

5 R. A.

&

Eastern

2 Kowloon F. C. Club-Lincolns match not played.

League Table.

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THE inspiration of AV. Gozan. was sorely missed by the Sain‹8, who played rather despairing ent "lost" sort of game, Thera wai something of the "sheep without shepherd" about them.

THE Lincolns have every reason to j feel satisfied with their division of

VARSITY TAKE THE

RATTLED NET-Bryant, Artli- lery sharp shooter, who was in fine form against St. Joseph's an Saturday and scored thres goals.

HOCKEY

TRIALS WANTED

CHAMPIONS V REST PROBLEM

SUGGESTED TEAM

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pints with the Borderers. Evin if he territorial advantage did some what lay with the "24th, the Lin- WEEK-END GAMES AND pins deserved their share of the spoila if only for the tenacious way in hich they stuck to a difficult task. was To frustrate Jones when he

game playing an uncommonly good required some quick thinking and equally quick action,

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DODMORE, the Boderers' centre half is the prototype of A len, A natural the Artillery's right back.

of the footballer, he combines al essentials of a pivot in carrying out Goals.

his job as successfully as most centre- a good P. W. D. L. F. A. Pts.halfs in local football, and China Ath. 20 10 3 1 57 13 36

leal more successfully than quite a number. S. W.

A

Borderers. 19 14 1.4 81 22 21 Lincoln Regt 18 12 2 4 46 21 26 20 25 R. Navy. 18 11 3 4

19 11 China.

.18 South

9 Tain.. 19 7 3 Toung

17 Ενο Kowloon F. C. 18 4 2 12

17 23 12 21 58 7 and H.K.F.C.

St. Joseph's. 15 20 13 20 67 Eastern . 18 1 1 16 10 83

N. L. Evans (Royal Navy and

United Services),

S. Ronceroni (Richmond),

A. S

port Services),

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pose them as only B. Gasano offered C. Webb (Royal Navy and Devon-ny real source of worry to Allen and Co., and he was carefully shadowed by the right back. I am still wait ing to nee Allen play a poor game. Not because I am anicus that she should, but purely as an interesting study.

W. H. Weston (Northampton), C. L. Troon (Army and Aldershol Services) and

EH. Sadler (The Army).

(Continued on Page 9-)

OSMUND'S EASY WIN

BILLIARDS TITLE

RETAINED

SGT. JARMAN SUFFERS FROM NERVES

Good Recovery Made From Bad Start

A. J. Osmund, holder of

the

THE CHAMPION.

RESULTS

By "Bully O{"

MAGNIFICENT CRICKET DURING WEEK-END

MUST WIN CHAMPIONSHIP

1.R.C. LOSE TO KOWLOON

In a week-end of brilliant aca.evement, the University de- feated in turn Kowloon Cricket Club and the Cra.gengower to pat themselves on top of the first division of the cricket league, and in such a position, that the IRC, even by win- n.ng their last match can only earn the right of a replay for. the championship title.

The University, despite the absence DJ.N. Anderson, confounded al e critics by sensationally bealing he K.C.C., on Saturday, raubing the eninsula Club of their upustAURIAȘI I winning the championship and Lacing themselves in a sound prosci. n. Yesterday they went even cha etter and overcame Craigengowr Iter some intensely exciting crickel. If the Indian Recreation Club are have any further interest in the hampionship, they must defeat Kow- en in their remaining gome

IF

E. ZIMMERN, who scored, #1 against the University for Craigen gower yesterday, yet saw his team beaten by two wickets.

conned their chances for the Spr.. Tucker (RE) v Crai-

LEAD

CAN PACKER

AND

SHAW WIN?

SEMI-FINAL TIE TO-MORROW

KEEN. TENNIS ASSURED

(By "Veritas") Packer and Shaw. who have leapt into prominence as a result of a series of ex- ellent achievements in the pen doubles during the past Fortnight are to-morrow aced with the task of beat- ing Fincher and Goldman for right of entry into the final of the championship.

Their performances have encourag ed a considerable amount of faith among the general publie in their and dbility to achieve this quest, there is no doubt that, win or lone the navy men will give an entertain ing display..

A fourth wicket partnership of 155 y C. J. Stapleton, who reached three gures before being run out, and L.G. Lee (66 not cut) gave the CC.C. a comfortable win in the Omar (C.C.C.) v Varsity 8 for 43 division and materially A. T. Lee (Varsity) v.C.C. 6 for 28

€ for 34 The Stand Court should be filled gengower)

Abbas (Craigengower)

to capacity to-morrow, for this pro- VRE... 5 for 11mises to be the most attractivo of G.E.R. Divett (H.K.C.C.) v Navn (University) v

itle.

The best performances of the week-S. and were:

BATTING.

CJ. Stapleton (K.C.C.)

versity 2nd XI

"Uni-

100

L. D. Kilbee (H.KC.C. 2nd XI)

v Police

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Cpl. Colledge (R A.M.C.) v Civil

Service 2nd XI.

The Selectors will soon be E. Zimmern (C.C.C.) v Varsity burdened with the task of. T. Elde (Varsity) picking the "Rest" ladies 3. Lee, (K.C.C.) v University

2nd XI eleven to meet the Hong

Sgt. Davies (R.A.M.C.) Civil Kong Ladies. Champions of Service

tion.

% 83%

E.L. Gosana

K.C.C.

A.T. Lee (University) v

K.C.C.

C.F. Alexander (Police) v

H.K.C.C. 2nd XI.

LEAGUES TABLES.

University

C. C. C... 60

66.

65

Indian R. C.

54 H.K.C.C.

Kowloon C.C.

GO

Craigengewer Navy

the Caer Clark Cup Competi-!.W.E. Bishop (H.K.C.C. 2nd This match, which XD) v Police.. marks the official closure to T.A. Pearce (H.K.C.C.)) v Navy 51

Lt. Walker (Army) v Civil the competition for the 1932-1 Service 33 season, will be followed iu-

signifies. not out. mediately by the presentati m

BOWLING of the trophy and the Southern. runners-up cup.

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FOR two weeks in successien Kow- the field F

loon have trooped off with another mark added to the "de- feat" column", yet each time have do .10. been singularly unlucky to for value fot

endeavour to help the The Police were never

Leam*, their two points on Saturday. Quite electors, who have foar apart from the fact that Kowloon tamely, St. Andrew's, Recreio, Y. M

ཀ enjoyed an equal share of the ex- A., and the C. B. A. at their dis- changes, the goal which brought vic-posal, I suggest that at least three. tory and defent simultaneous y, was rial matches be play before the final The three matches largely the work of the godices of team is glected! loss. Cook, too, the Kowloon custo be in the nature of Probables versus Possibles and should arouse

interest ian, was a little to blame.

among the ladies: With this number of catcher it wil afford the selectors a better op. portunity of finding the Kowloon's players."

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South China brought the triump hant march of the Artillery second string to an abrupt full stop, when they niled on five goals. The Artil- looked a fifth rate 'team and the cry defence was helpless before the dazz- ing initiative of the Chinese for- wards,

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ONE ESSENTIALITY. One point, though, I think must

LL. Garthwaite (Army)

Civil Service

Army

League 1.

Civil Service C.C.

Longue

the two doubles semi-final, and by 5 for 18 the very nature of the challenge to Fincher and Goldman, offers far

5 for 23 greater scope for speculation.

Without in any way under-catimat

5 for 51 ing the value of the Packer-Shaw combination I cannot help feeling 6 for 73 that the K.C.C. couple will prove just

too good for them. Goldman

trifle more reliable a partner for Cor Teddy Fincher than Show is Packer, although Shaw has enjoyed tourna-

his inspirations during the

P. W. D. L. Pts.ment and has given his- colleaguo

7 0.0 1 18

6 0 1 15 50.2 15 32111

worth support from the net.

PACKER ASSISTED.

The court promises to be fast and this, will favour Packer, who thrives on a hard and fast court. His chief attacking strokes are sizzling fore- hand and backhand drives, but he Pts. needs the right type of court for

their

effective

RISC

to Goldman and Pincher will have: concentrate on breaking up his farm of attack and both need to be in good vollering form to accomplish it. It will be surprising i the match ends in less than four sets, and it is more than likely that the whole distance will be required.

7

8 for 34

Kowloon C.C. Craigengower C.C.

10

9

Hong Kong CC

Tidon R.C.

Pollen R.C.

5

0 20. 2 10 9 15

8 4

LOCAL YACHTING. Second Corinthian Race Sailed at North Point.

the

Poller R.C. Club de Recreio

Now...

3 1 5 10

83 0 5

E. and S. University

10 2 2 6

9 2 1 6

8 1.0

C.S.C.C.

R.A.S.C.

R.A have withdraw

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from the

A GOOD TURN OUT. Joan, sailed by Mr. F. Cope, won league and points for the one match "G" Class yacht race in the against the K.C.C. have been de second of the Corinthian series when she beat Toynette (Miss Patchett) and Zephyr (Major Wren) hy a very satisfying margin.

be borne in mind, and that is this. Dorothea (Miss Knill) won the The trial_matches should be ron" Class and La Linda (Mojor. fined to ladies only, as it is of ria Lochner) the "A" Cla

The best performance of the day came from Taikoo, who, in heating

use whatever to vie ladies' teams

Course:(1) Channel Rka (S), the Signals, enjoyed the fruits of vic-

vitel (2) Mark On Line (S), (3) Rumsey tory for the first time his

against men. It will be season.

mistake if the latter course is Shoal (9), (4) Mark On Line (P), adopted.

(6) Channel Rks. (P).

Distance.-7.9 miles.

DIVISION III.

S. W. Borderers 4 Recreio

:0

Taikoo C.R.C. ERLA.S.C.

1

3 R.C. of Signals

Radio S. C.

1

Goals,

League Table.

P. W. D. L. F. A. Pls. S. W.

Borderers 17 16 1 1 87 16 31 R.A.S.C... 17 13 1 3 68 11: Lincoln Regt. 15 13 0 2 06 17: St. Joseph's 16 G 10 3 3 61 18:

19 KOWLOON MARATHON. China Ath...

R, A. F. South China. 18 Radio S.C. .. 18 R. E. R.C. of Recreio University 17. 2

3 12 Taikoo C.R.C. 21 1 2 18 16 130.

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billiards championship of the Colony, Twelfth Annual Event on or Signals 1881 122

had no dificulty in retaining the title when he met C/Sgt. Jarman in the

-Anal at St. Patrick's Club on Saturday

Monday Next.

night. He won by 1,000 points to 723. ENTRIES ON WEDNESDAY.

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Hongkong, I understand, will be fielding the same team practically as hat which has done such yeoman service during the season. Un-

Lokost püfour versons, since the

"G" Class started at 14.45.

SCANDINAVIAN, CUP."

The Scandinavian" Cup, contested

Inception of the Cuer Clark Cup, is a by British and Scandinavian boats.

w of which they may truly be resulted in a win for Britain by 40 roud

paints to 34 yesterday.

For the first trial match I have

During the morning race, the wind made the following selections. I was quite fresh until the rachta re- have balanced the terms na best I cun turned to mark off club from Channel. and feel confident that the trial, if Rock. Here the wind died away on arried out will prove a success and the leaders and all boats came to- a guide to the selectors.

SUGGESTED TEAMS,

My selected teams for the first match are as follows:-

actual.

say

ucted.

I

am inclined to view Fincher and Goldman's chances as the better,

because not only has Goldman im- proved considerably since the start of the tournament, but becao-e past. experience has shown these two are capable of rising to big occasions.

WRESTLING FIASCO

DAULA TOYS WITH JOHNSON BUT GETS ONLY A DRAW

Less than 300 spectators were present at the Fo Hing Theatre, Kowloon, yesterday afternoon to see what was described as the unofficial wrestling cham- pionship bout of the Far East between "Tiger" Daula, claimant for the world's heavyweight title and Tor Johnson, the Swedish champion. The bout was to be de cided on the best of three falls within a period of one hour and eventually resulted in a tie, Johnson conceding a fall to Tiger after fifty minutes wrestling.

After witnessing the event one can-

from the

gether in a calm off the club. No-

than a wrestle and occasional hintu anchored though this might Judy ancho

such as "Give him a kiss" could bo have been a good move on the part of

the contestants were "sailing or heard. the leaders as the ebb'tide persistent not refrain from wondering Wactuel

Less than half an hour after the ".y prevented them from rounding.

really trying. for a decision. Many!

start the two men were warned by the Lo Linda (Major Lochner)

that they were thera, to accided advan.age and could have umpire Probab'es--B, A'mada (Recreio): ly rounded first but gained no ad were the times when Tiger held C. Osmund (Recreis), G. A. White antage as she was carried far to forced a pin but releasing one hand he wrestle and that if or action was (St. Andrew's): E. Xavier (Recreio), leeward by the tide. The other boats

tack hed it up as it appealing for a verdict shown the bout would be stopped. starboard E. M.. Benvia (C. B. A.), A., Fowler persevering on the

whise sunnson wriggle free. Tas The warning had no effect and a no (Y): E. M. Lee (St. Andrew's). C. along the shore at Causeway

was most apparent after the first fali contust veriet" was given. the Tun W 21694CCEN

In the second event Duke Zebisko, ten sucks

time limic of 24, Botelho (Recreio), M. Woolley (St. gained the advantage for With 21 games played out The Twelfth Annual Kowloon Taikas, who made their debut in lacal Andrew's), A. Alves (Recreio). O. across the ebb tide to Rumsey Shoal "Tiger" in no less than four occasions the Polish champion, was no match

the next murk,

was within an ace of getting a for Mighty Fuzel, Daula's brother, Marathon Race will be held on Non- soccer this year, have had 130 Brown (V).

Possibles--K. Fisher (C. B. A.):|

had shoal,

fall in the first thirty seconds when day, March 20-stbrting outside St.gainat, them,, which surely musgo Kos Recreio), M. L. W. Brysore, Luana, the committee boat, ek" and head up one hand in answer, although he opened well, scorin

near to constituting a record in andrew): 1. 1. Woolley (St. signal up to shorten the course

141. Barto

anchored off the

to the cheers 1rum the spectat.ra.

he caught the Indian unawares with FAULTY ARRANGEMENTS. Andrew's Church, Nathan Road, at kong.

Andrew's), M. Alves (Recreio), M. D. owing to the light wind. Consequent- The arrangements were nec'an that a butt to the stomach followed by a Ng Fo-kui. of South China, with White (St. Andrew's): M. Chan (Stly after Rumsey Shoal the yachts can be desired. The ring was situat-body-press. Afterwards he came in four, Bryant of the Artillery and Andrew) Buckmore (Y), M. Anished at the clubs. liric in time for ed on the stage but the edge of the for a deal of rough handling and after McPhee, three each were the lead-Smith (...), Andrew (Kecrete), a " Scandinavian boat Oslo, sailed by front and no protection offered to all Zebisko's strength seemed to be

well earned tiffin at 2 p... matting. was within a yard of the Fazel gained a full ing

gual

scorers. Incidentally P. Gittins (St. Andrew's). - McPhee's three were obtained for the Navy from outside left, and Davis, his partner, who made o welcome return to the Navy side netted the other two. against the Recreio,

With Osmund -establishing a lead from the start increasing it by average of between 16 and 20 points at each visit to the table, the 'difference of 207 at the interval proved:

4.30 p.m. Y too great for Jarman. The scores at

The course

só ha te identical with | the half way stage, which, took about San hour and a half, were Osmund 615, that of last year. Starting in Nathan Road, it runs northwards to Jarman 308.

to Prince Waterloo Road, then In the second half Jarman made a Edward Road along Waterloo Road, placky effort to deresse Damands lead,

turning towards Kowloon City at the and despite a break of 87 by Osmund the pointed scared of 485 and 416 by new Roman Catholic Church at Kow.

the winner and loser respectively loon Tong; along Tam Kung Road

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showed that Jarman was, more suc (formerly Kowloon City Road), pass- THEIR FINAL MATCH. cessful than in the early stages.

ing Bailey's Shipyard, the Green

.

Demand always had the game in. Island Cement works and Kowloon M.C.C. Tourists in Strong hand, but playing below his usual Decks to Chatham Baad; Chatham form he was fortunata in getting away with an early lend, due to Road, round Salisbury Road and back Position at Adelaide,

Jarman's nervousness and consequent into Nathan Road, finishing at the

BAL

Adelaide, Mar. 11:

WEEK END RESULTS.

·

A

A

the

the first home in the

Mr. Naces Was morning, but she was closely follow. Prevent the contestants falling into capped up and be entered the ring ed by three British boats so that the the auditorium and passibly. bady for the final back a beaten man tares in the Caur Clark Cup when

St. Andrew's completed their fixed be gained a victory in the injuring themselves. It was only Fazel had no difficulty in forcing his muck that saved stich a calamity over-advantage and gaining the deciding" they beat the Y.M.C.A. -nil, but the morning race by five points. Laking Johnson when he slipped over-fall within two minutes of the nd-start:

The race in the afternoon was sail the cage and was out for a count of tecrelo are better., placed for the Southern Runners-up trophy and ed under better wind conditions. The twenty. The again, when the com-

one with

batants rolled off the matting they CROSS COUNTRY RUN. remaining games to win this. need but two points from their two start was unikere were immediately parted and had tol

Spinnakers to port. ried for Am

some time antil the wind

Evenson Wins Cheshire resume from a standing position, headed near the first mark Channel

Arm-locks, toe-holds, Nelsons, half. Rock. Spinnaker drill was again the Nelsons, sclasars-holds, wrist-locks

Marathon. St. Andrew's Ladies, 7: Y.M.CA order after rounding this mark and and splits were freely used by both

while on the

but Daula was undoubtedly the helaman in indulged in men

superior showing more intimate knowledge of thy finer points and

Caer Clark Cup

G. (M. Woolley 3, P. Gitting 2, and this all

kept N. Lee).

V. Ladies

loss of control for positional play Church. The distance is approxi- the tour wore to-day dismissed for St. Andrew's

The M. C. C. in the final match of ILKL.H.C.. Twice Osmund appeared to have: manipulated the balls for a big break mately 6% miles. Last year's time 208 runs of which L E. G. Ames con Teerein

being ner

Rent back. tributed 63 before but in executing a cannon ha last the was 33 minutes and 58 seconds; the

South Australia lost V. Y. Richard. C.B.A whita.

of winner being L/C Palmer the

the lunch, the captain of Australian The usual, feature of Oamund's South Wales Borderers.""

play dismissed.) for yet another

At Innch game, a series of losing 'hazards, accounted almost solely for his

Wednesday the score was ten runs for one wicket margin of victory. In other depart March 16 and all applications should At the close of the innings South 2. ments, of the game Jarman compared be sent to the Hon. Secretary of St.Australia had made 191 runs, Ryan Club Mr. Richard H. collecting 61 before being dismissed, Zavourably with: the winner, and the Andrew's execution of, number of difcalt Wong, c/o South China Morning. The tourists made seven runs with-

out loss at the close of play......Rputer. | cannons was a feature of his gamo. Posl.

Entries close an

move.

"foring

King and blanketing

7 6 0 1.33 1 13

P. W. L. D. F. A. Perafty

opposing

on the

8 3 2 3-247 9

6 3 1 2 8 13 8

7 1 4 2 7 16 4 81 81 5 41 3

Mamak Tournament Incognitos, 4; 1st. H.K.S. Battery,

Friendlies

Macao, 3; C.BA., 2⠀ Y.M.C.A. "A", 4; ELM.3, Kent, 3.

London, Mar. 12. At Alderleyedge Cheshire yes- terday, the National cross country

WAS $47

Rock. Thening ran to Kowloon bring quicker than..his 'bulkier op race over 10 milca was started by

from Kowloon Rock to Lyemun Beacon it was cross tacking ponent. Had he gone all out he could Lord Stanley. There

onded the contest easily starters. probably have sif the way with a final spinnaker TUR

within an hour.

The winner was Evenson of the back to the club from the Beacon.

LOVING MATCH impatience of the spectators prior second, Dodd, Wirral Athletic to the opening bout and ironical (55.13), third, Sunderland, Birch- cheers greeted Fersose All when he field Harriers (55.24).

The first vacht home in the after: Community clapping market the Balford Harriers (Time, 5510

noon was Jan salled by Major Lochner for the British team but Feandinavian boats took the next two places. However on the total of the morning and afternoon races the British team gained the victory by ala points thus retaining the Cup.

d'd a spectacular war dance on the Birchfeld Harriera won the stage for his match with Mehar team. race. Our Osón Correspon- Blogh. It was more a loving match❘dent.

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