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"NOT FOR THE THOMAS CUP,”

'A' SINGAPORE DANE SAYS

“MALAYANS WILL NOT BEAT DANES”

By KEN JALLEH

"For the last ten years, Denmark has ruled Europe as far as badminton is concerned. Her players have remained practically_unbeaten. It is not likely that Malaya can beat Denmark if they should meet in the final of the Thomas Cup com- petition."

.

This is the considered opinion of a Danish resident of Singapore who, because he does not want to be drawn into any controversy, wishes to remain anonymous.

He is, however, well qualified to express an opinion as ho has taken part in first-class matches in Denmark, and went as far as the singles quarter-finals in the Danish championship at Copenhagon in 1938.

"Badminton had assumed a na- Membors of the Argonaut Badmin- Honal status in my country," he ton Party repeated their performance All the hon- Kild.

of carrying practically "Stato-fostered and government-ours of the tournament. From the aidod, promising players are given | "Straits Times," every facility for improvement.

There are as many badminton halia in Denmark as there are foot- ball fields in Singapore, and know - ior as far back as 1939 that there would be an international badminton tournament some day, the Danes have prepared themselves for such a tournament."

"Beyond Wong Peng Soon, and Qol Telk lock, whom perhaps,

I have not yet seen in action, 1 can- not mention any other player who is of the same class aa Joern Skaarup

or Preben Dabelsteen."

STROKE PLAYER

"Skaarup in ✡ stroke player, He hus strongest on the defensive.

not as much speed, perhaps, as your Malayua players, but ho makes up surpriso for it with n bagful choty"

וי

-consider Malays to be weakest

in doubles. In Singapore I have watched the front and back court combinations of your best

pairs. Such methods will never stand up to the side court combinations of

Barry Applily

WE'RE HAVING

A

LITTLE CELEBRATION PARTY TONIGHT AFTER I'VE WON - THOUGHT PERHAPS YOU MIGHT LIKE TO COME ALONG

even the English players, let alone JOE LOUIS SEES Denmark's best."

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Aare may

"Skaarup and Dabelsteen, who nu- cording to report by Graub ille from Copenhagen, be Denmark's first doubles pair, have as long as I can played together remember..

"They have perfect understanding and balance, and every part of the court is covered with neat and quick precision."

were

Dane.

Jimmy Bivins As

A Contender Cleveland, Nov. 15. The world heavyweight champion, Joe Louis, has promised that he will meet Jimmy Bivins in a title fight in New York next June if the coloured Cleveland

"looks

good heavyweight

He said that Singapore's other Thomas Cup player, Ong Pol Lim, would not have found a place enough" in their six-round ex- the Danish Thomas Cup team if he hibition bout on Wednesday.

"It's up to the people to decide whom I'm to fight next June," Louts said. "If the people believe Bivins puts up the best showing against for the then I'll fight him title."--Reuter.

retrieving

"He has a smash but no strokes. and his courtcraft leaves much to be desired. The Danes have a re-

for markable ability

shots. and Poh almost impossible Lim's quick smasher, it returned time and again, will put him off his

balance."

least, Danish "Last and nat ployers will have climatic conditions in their favour. That is something the 'Malayans will -From conquer. Times,"

to

fluid hard

"Siraits the

MALACCA TITLES

Malacca, Nov. 2 Thrilling bad minton was witnessed lust night at the Stellar Hall, City Park, when Charlie Scow, Malacca's aingles champion, retained his title for the second year in succession since the liberation.

Before the war Scow had been chafnpion for many years.

His opponent, Low Chye Guan,

gave a good account of himself by forcing a third set.

Chye Guan led in the first set, but Scow caught up at 12-all and went on to win at 15-12.

IC,

CRITICISM

Manchester, N.11., Nov. 15.-Chair- nan Howard W. Northridge of the' New Hampshire Boxing Association' today declared that Joo Louis is "hurting boxing" by facing "hand- plcked opponents on his exhibition. Loul

Is touring New England, Northridge said, "The fans should

using

THE_HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1948.

SPORTING SAM

By Reg. Wootton

British Olympic Sprint Star Does Not Want To Run Any More

Alastair McCorquodale, the Scottish) sprinter and A.A.A. 220 yards champion, who has been awarded the C. N. Jackson Memorial Cup for the outstanding British athlete of the year, may not be seen on the track next season.

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He said this after he had expressed his delight at being awarded the Cup, adding: "Athletics has become an intensive affair and I just cannot afford the time. I like my sport as a sport and not as a business.”

Curatin

McCorquodale was the "d

was outstanding in the championship covery" of last season and he ran AAA quarter mile brilliantly to take fourth place in which he won in 40.2 sec., equalling the Olympic Games 100 metres the previous best for this event. final won by Harrison Dillard of

The Thornton Trophy had to

ahend of Mel Patton.

McCorquodala

the United States. He finished to Porter for his record breaking proved himself Olymple victory in which he won a from his two fellow' Inst season to be Britain's best thrilling race

countrymen, Clyde Scott and Crolg

finished recond Dixon, who third respectively.

Porter's time bent Olymple record by

Reuter.

sprinter, a post-war

romarkable nchlevement for a man who was comparatively "unknown" before.

Nevertheless McCorquodale, blg bullt and strong, proved his prowers in many races and, with a bit of

100

luck, might have done even better in the Olympic 100 metres final.

He came second to John Trelour, the Australian, In the AAA yards final and was a member of the British team which was awarded the Olympic 400 metres relay title on the disqualification of the United States a decision which waɛ sub- sequently reversed.

and

the previous two-tenths of

Draw For

First Round

Of FA Cup

London, Nov. 15.-The draw

a second outside the world record. for the first round proper of the Football Association Cup was made in London today.

Malaya Services Division clubs in both Northern and

Lose To Army

The Malaya Services cricket team visiting the Colony suffered their second defeat when they lost to the Army at Sookcunpoo by one wicket yesterday.

low scoring match, but the end was not without excitement, the Army being only two runs behind with the Inni man in

was

AAA AWARDS Other annual awards announced by the Amateur Athletic Association ure the Harvey Memorial Gold Cup which goes to competitors with the

Steplo was in devastating form best performances In the AAA cham-

and dismissed six of the visiting plonships and the John Thornton Memoriul Trophy for the

best balamen for 32 runs, while Col high hurdles performance in Britain. Steele, captain of the Singapore team. eaptured Ave Army, wickets The Harvey Cup will be held for 30 runs. Scores were: jointly by John Parlett, British

Combined Services (Malaya) winner of the AAA 880 yards race Major Halg. b Steplo and the Australian, Morris Curotta," Nav, (1) Copley, law Stepto -... winner of the 440 yards event, S/Lar Leggett, & Dawe,

FЛt Llynd, lbw Blanton yake United while Bill Porter of

Capt unter, cMurray-Brown, States takes the Thornton Trophy. by wining the Olympic Games 110 Col tobinson, e Stepto, b Thornton metres hurdles in the record time of Col Steele, Burton, Slepto sito Capt Leslie Jones, sip Daws, b Stepto 13.9 sec.

Cdr Lee, not out... F/L1 Robertson. Ibw Stenta .... F/Lt Kenyon, e Burton, b Banion

the

Of the thousands of people who fow saw the AAA half mile final will forget tho wonderful "last second" burst of Parkett.

Doug Harris of New Zealand and Arthur Wint of Jamaica, wint

winner of 400 Olympic

metres, were fighting ft out in the run into the tape when Parlett thrust himseй from the rest of the field and passed these two to win by two yards from Harris with Wint third in 1 min.

the

52.7 sec.

ARMY SQUASH CHAMPIONSHIP

London, Nov. 15. Major Neville Hooper has been seeded

Extran

Steplo

Bariton Thornton Janca

'Total

Stepto

Bowling Analysis

12

CHANA

Army Major Dawe. D Copley Capt French-Blake, e Steele, b Leggett Major Haig. e Robertton. b Leggett L Burton. e Leggett, b Steele

Major Murray-Brown, Ibw Steele Capt Wilson, e Robinson, b Steele

Steplo, & Steele

Lt Thornton, e Robocopia

Gar Banton, not out

Pie Dell, sip Lec, v Kenyan.. 1/Cul_Jones, e Luggelt, b Kenyon ..

Extrpa

Tolal

Bowling Analysis

Kenyon Lekkelt

12.5

which

Stecko Copley

The

be given more for their money than second in the Army squash the champion of the world

rackets championship 16-ounce gloves against an inferior started at the Lansdowne Club, opponent."United Press,

ALL CLEAR

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London, today.

This achievement is remarkable as Major Hooper has not had much time for tennis and squashi during

New York, Nov. 15-Promoter the past nine years. Andy Niederlter of the Tournament

nt

from the bout November

Brimin on

In 1032 he was runner-up

in the

In

of Champions today announced that Junor Wimbledon tournament. the last two obstacles have been re- 1938 he was ranked fifth among moved from the path of the Ray British Robinson-Steve

players. Eciloise night

squash His career with Sussex County has Jersey City, N. J. on December 5. been unusual: in 20 appearagees he Ile said he got a reply from pro- had been undefeated. He is now on mater Jack Singer of Buffalo, NY demobilisation leave. Major Hooper releasing Robinson

is six fect four, plans to be a Henry with

chartered accountant and

now The Brimm fight had been busy working for his first examino set for January 12.

|tion.-Reuter. Also promoter George Kobb of Newark, N. J. consented to shift his Charlie Fusari-Rocco Roshano fight from December 9 to December 18 or later in order to prevent a con- flict with the title bout-United Press.

13th.

Callover. On. The Manchester Heap

Chyo Guan won applause in the second set by beating Seow 15-12, but in the third set Scow beat Chye Guan 15-4 in convincing style.

Partnering Yoong Yong Pow, Seow also won the men's open doubles,

Dr S. J. Chong retained the veterans' singles title and together with Lim Guan Tuck,

became veterans doubles champions.

The veterans' doubleg: Onal had ibbe

London, Nov. 15. Twenty played the previous night. Dee Kim Swee became Junior.

horses were backed for the singles champion, He also won the

London Nov. 10.-Jean Stock, Manchester November Handicap doubles with junjar.

Tong Boon French Middleweight champion, will, Koon, while Kim Swee and Yap nght Vince Hawldus, former British when the card was called over Chuan Choon. were runners-up' in middleweight champion in an eight for the second time at the Vic

Last year's mixed doubles chem-round non-title dout in London on torin Club here tonight.

Nov. 20.

Scotch Comfort maintained his They will support a bill in which position as favourite but was easier Tiberio Nitri of Italy fights Britain's to back, closing at 100 to 9 compared Dick Turpin over 12 rounds. Mitri with 10 to 1 at the first callover last and Turpin' are the middleweight week. champions of their countries.—Asso- Guerrier was made a clear second

favourite at 100 to 7. ciated Press.

the men's open doubles,

plons, Tan Kim Hoe and Miss Lim Guht Eng, retained their titles.

Coming Events In The Sports World

TODAY

Meetingg-Annual Meeting of the Konnel Club, Hongkong Hotel Root Garden, 5.30 p.m.; Meeting of KCC Badminton Section 8 pm.

TOMORROW

-

Cricket--Malaya Services 'XI V.

HKCC at Chater Road, 11-n.m.

· Hockey--Association Matches: RAF v. Army at Sookunpoo; Police v Navy at RNRC Ground. King's Park (Bully-off at 4 p.m.)... (1

MIDDLEWEIGHT BOUTS

AUSTRIAN GOLDEN ́ CLOVES

Vienna: Nov, 15.—Austria's young: amateur pugilisis will compete in the first golden glove tournament ever | xt. held in this country this winter, un- dor the

A.

THE BETTING The quotations were:

100 to 0 Scotch Comfort. 100 to 7 Guerrier.

100 to 0 Vasant, and Philadelpho 20 to I Star of Autumn and Sports

Sponsorship of American Master. military Installations.

22 to 1 Good Taste, Boltonian and The tournament will be part of Yoyo. the Austrian Youth Activities pro-

23 to 1 Solandra. entrants will be ace Bramme and

33 to 3.Always, Buldncelle, Mirtan cepted from Vienna and the Ameri- | II, “Highland Laddie, Raven Locks, I can occupied zone of Austrlo.

White Heather, Crusaders Horn,

RAH ODMH

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This Is the time when the Third

Southern sections come into the competition, together with the sur- vivors from the qualifying and pre- liminary rounds and those exemples teams, such as the Amateur Cup folders.

Today's draw resulted:

v Horden;

Rochdale v Barrow;

Hovers v Darlington;

Trinity

V

v Witton

Billingham

Alexandra Sythonia;

Halifax Town v Scunthorpe; York City v Runcorn; Rhyl v Scarborough;

Hull City v Accrington Stanley;

10

Gateshead v Netherfield;

New Brighton v Carlisic;

10

Wrexham v Oldham;

20

19

10

110

10

Bradford City v Doncaster Rovers; Hartlepools United v Chester; Workington or Lancaster City v Stockport County.

Barnet v Exeter City;

Crystal Palace v Bristol City; Mansfield Town ν Gloucester

City:

Yeovil v Romfard; Kidderminster Harriers v Here- ford United;

Southend United v Swansea Town; Ipswich v Aldershot; Peterborough United v. Torquay United:

Weymouth v Chelmsford; Leytonstone v Watford; Norwich City v Wellington Town, Walthamstow Avenue v Cambridge Tooling and Mitcham

Town;

Millwall y

Kingstonlan;

Walsall v Bristol Rovers;

Northampton town

BASEBALL

"Red" Rolfe To

Manage Tigers

Detroit, Nov. 15.—The Tigers" ! farm director, Robert "Red": Rolfe, was named today field]

Club. manager of the

The General Manager, Bill Evans, announced that the former Yankee infield would aucceed Stove O'Neill, who was fired 10 days ago.

I

Rolfe said he had talks with other club officials about replacing O'Neill but "I certainly wan' aurprised. appreciate the confidence and ap"] preciate this big opportunity.

"Most of what I know about baseball I learned from Joe Mc- Carthy when I was with the Yan- kees. I'll probably empasise hard work and speed the way he did."-- United Press.

TAFT WRIGHT GOES

TO ATHLETICS Chicago, Nov. 18-White Sox to

FAR EASTERN GOLF TOURNEY.

Outstanding golfers from Singapore are expected to be among the representa- tives of six Asian countries who will compete in the first Far Eastern Open Gölf Tournament, scheduled to. be held in Manila between Jan. 20 and Jan. 22.-

Slam, Hong Kong, Chinn, Australia and the Philip- .pines also will have entries.

The tournament execu- tive committeo announced the entries for the 72-hole contest open on Nov. 15.

The tournament will be played on Wack Wack Golf and Country Club course. -Associated Press.

day sold Taft Wright to the Athletics GOLF AT FANLING for an unannounced sum.

In Philadelphlá, manager Connic Mack snid the nequisition provided the club with "a consistent fongball hitter in pinches,"

The 35-year-old Wright started with Washington Senators 10 years ago and had a balling averago n( 315 throughout his career-United Press

OPERATION ON DIMAGGIO

Baltimore, Nov. 15.Joe diMaggio

they

Four New Records

The week-end at Fanling saw. the competition for the Jasper Clark Cup and running concur- .

was reported to be resting "satisfacerently with it the qualifying torily" at Johns Hopkins Hospital rounds for the Club Champion- after the removal of a bono spur ship. from his right heel.

The Jasper Clark Cup was won Dr George E. Bennett, who per- by G. G. D. Carter with a total of formed the operation, sald the Yan-147. This was made up of 70 on kee star was in good condition.

the Old and 71 on the New and Attendants at Johns Hopkins said creates two new records, 147 being did not know how long di- the lowest total that has ever won Maggio would remain in hospital, the Cup and 71 the record of the At the same time, the hospital an-Now course. Truly a very fine per nottneed that shortstop Phil Rizzutoformance on which Mr Carter is hnd

to New York over the to be returned weekend after Dr Bennett decided congratulated. D. S. Robb was runner-up with 156, followed by D. there was no need to operate on his. Dovics. and F. K. Wallace right elbow for the removal of a with 158. calcium deposit.-United Press,

WALLY MOSES RELEASED Boston, Nov, 15.-Red Sox mana- ger Joe McCarthy today announced the release of the 37-year-old outfelder, Wally Moses to give him a chance to get set"-United Fress.

Hockey Results

Full results are given below as well as the draw for the Club Championship, the first two, rounds of which are to be played on Sun- [day, November 28

Individual prizes for the next best rounds on either course, were won by J. J. Cowperthwaite with 79 on the Old and D..A. O. Davies with 70 on the New, the winner and runner-up of the Cup not be- ing cligible for these prizes.

Jasper Clark Cup Resulta

Old Course New Course 'Total. 71147 ...... 77

70

D. S. Robb

Club de Recreio maintained. G. D. Canter its unbeaten record in Hockey D. A. O. Davies.. Association matches when it defeated Khalsa 1-0 at King's Park on Sunday.

down 3-2 to Civil Service.

The strong University team went

results were Dutch HC beat Cock- yard RC 6-1 and Cable & Wireless best YMCA 3-1.

K. Wallace . D. Hunter J.J. Cowperthwaite R. K. Colungs N. A. Brown

C. H. T. Sven

Other

W. O. Davies K. S. Iobertson

S. d. Gardon A. E, Litsomon

W, S, Hay

M. U. Tighe 19. M. Costan

and

The match between RAF Army will be played at Sookunpoo tomorrow, bully-off at 4 pm., and the match between Police and Navy ot the Royal Naval Recreation Club, King's Park, at the same time,

HOW THEY STAND

Latest team standings are:

P W D L F 7 7 0 0 21

A Pis

2 14

or

Dartford v Leyton Orient;

Colchester United v Rending;

113

Dulwich

Flamlet;

Navy University RAF

Notts County v Port Vale; Newsport v Brighton and Hove.

7 4

4.9 3 14

$ 3

5. Bathurst

2. T. McMullen

J. W. Shewan...

J. L. C. Pearce

かけ

J. D. Clague.....152

70.

Nil returns from four others.

Club Championship

258. 150

158

The draw for the Club Championship resullest as follows:

First Round Gordon v Collings, Suen v Robb, Cowperthwaite v Tighe, Hayv K. 9. Kinghorn. Hunter D. A. O. Davies. W. O. Davies v Cotton, Carter v Brown, Listamen v Wallace-Contri- 4buted,

0

Recreio Khalsa

0 4 1 1 9 Civil Service 0 4 1 1 22 11 Dutch HC

14 11 0 Army

3 1 1 20 0 7

7 3 0 4 24 81143

ON NOV. 27 Matches will be played on Noven theber 27. Replays, If necessary, will Police

take place a week later.

Dockyard The draw, which was made on a C & W Geographical basis, has brought to-YMCA gether League and non-League clubs In 15 of

15 of the 34 tles.

HKCC X to play mitairest visiting Combined Services Malayan Xi 1o-morrow on hu Club ground, cam- mencing at il a.m., will be.—E. D. Kilbre Capt), 11, Owen-Tughes, a. J. Kerr, R. W. Franklin, N. B. Oliver, A. E. Perry, R. H. Hughes, G. T. Rowe, T. I. Mahon. D. i. each and L. F. Stokes, wellth man; W. L. Howard: umpire N. Davis: scorer lev, 11. Weaver.

MCC TOUR

club, which surprised the football Colchester United, the non-League world by reaching the fifth round of last season's Cup competition before being knocked out by Black- pool, have the luck of a home tle in this draw.

Excuset until this stage because of their fine performances last winter, Ing, the Third Colchester are drawn to meet Read

Southern Division side..

4 1 0 3

71 0

2 0 0

LRC TENNIS

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The following are the results of yester- day's tennis matches played at the Ladles Recreation Chub:

Colony Mixed Doubler-That Wal-pui

NELSON v. COTTON?

New York, Nov: 16,The US" golfer Byron Nelson, who has won every major golf title ex- cept the British open champion- ship, indicated in New York yesterday that he may enter for the British open next year.

Though oficially retired from first clasa golf to his Texas farm, Nelson said in an Interview that he yearned for a little more activity

an the links.

He told The Associated Press that he is willing to take on Henry

British open. champion, in. a 72-hole match on a Dunnett British course.-Associated Press,

and Mis Litton beat Ho Ka-lau and Mirs | Cotton,, the current Loo, 0-1 and 0-2.

Handicap Ladies Doubles-Birs Litton and Mrs Standaloft bent re

and Aire Campbell, 0-2 and 6-2.

To-day Matches Matches arranged for to-day ata: |_Men's Doubles Inter-hong Kandicap—

facturer'p Elfe Insurance) v 3. B. Baker and W. J. Sithner (PWD).

Men's Club Singles. Mackle v F. Cup Alexander.

Leytonstone, the winners of the CW.D. Way and La F. Stokes (Manu-

Kimberley, Nov. 15. The right; and left arm spin bowling combica Compton proved too strong for tion of Roland Jenkins and Denis Griqualand West on the second day of their match against the MCC here today and they were dismissed for 258 runs in reply to the FA Amateur Cup for the past two tourists' first innings total of 542 seasons, receive Watford, and Bar for four declared

the beaten net,

Amateur Following

on 284 runs behind, finalists, entertain Exeter. they were nine for no wickets at

of the teams

cams in the limelight at the close of play. The match ends the moment, Hull City have a home

the with Accrington. tomorrow.

Jenkins claimed five wickets for have the ground advantage against 88 runs, while Compton tool four Fort Vale and Swansen, the Southern for 74 C. Helfrich was top scorer section leaders, visit Southend.--- for Griqualand West, hiting 73. Reuter. including twelve boundaries, in two hours, 10 minutes.

He and R. Richter (37) added 75 for the seventh wicket-Reuter.

Club Rugger Team

The following will represent Club st XV ~ "A" XV on the Club ground on Wednemlay at 5.15 p.7

1st XV-F. Cemford; I de Rome: D. Henderson; P. Franklin; I. Robbison; H.. Hondarson D. G. Lochlan; I. V. Carrel N. Leffan: 11. 11. G. Toesgate, F. Brown: Howman; J. Emad; A Taylor J, H. Warna,

Notts County

Postponed Matches

The IIK Football League 1st Division match between Police and Army, ar- ranged for November 10-at Boundary

Street, has been postponed.

The Becond Division regte maten between Palico and Tramways will now be played on November 20 instead of November 21-at Boundary Street, kick-- off 2.20 pan,

- RUGGER RESULT

Mannion Likes

Oldham

London, Nov. 15.-Will Mannion, the star footballer, hos, according to his employer, Mr Frank Armitage, decided not to leave Oldham

Mr. Armilago said today: "I am empowered by Mannion to say that he has definitely turned · down an offer by Everton and not leaving Oldham, where he has that he is

a good job and a good home."

He added: "Mannion does not want to be playing away every weekend."

'A” XV—I. Mackie; J. Tinson; Laidlaw:

Asked whether this was a hirit London, D. R. T. Bluck:. D. Orchard: G. Gray:

Νον. 15-St Barts that Marinion would not join any Williamson Ka Baker Kinghom: Hospital beat Falmouth in a Rugby other club than Oldham, Johnston: Cowley: W. Minio; Union match today by three points Armitage.

declined WC. Allwright; Plawden: C. Fitzroy

to offer ал to nll-Reuter.

opinion. Reuter.

Proliminaries will ba held in Good Company Locovedle and 10: They Spoiled Derby County's 'Unbeaten Record. In The 17th Match

Vienna, Salzburg and Linz, with the gret, 40 to 1 all others.-Reuter. Anals in Vienna-Associated Press.

CONN'S COMEBACK

American Football

Macon,

14-Blager, Ga, Nov.

Beelines HIFA Lentue Manage Conn Доса Into ment, Committee. EKFA

the

| New York, Nov, 14---In a college older and more serious, Dilly football game played today Santa

ring to- Ofice, morrow night in his first regular Clara defeated St Mary's 10-7.

Detroit University - defeated St 6.18 p.m.; Soccer Referees Sub-fight since he was knocked out by Louis University 27-14.

Professional football scores to-day were:

National Leagu

་ ན

Louis two years ago.

Committee, HKFA, OMen. ' £.45. Po 200, 31-year-old Pittsburgh "kid" |

Hakrer-Club 1st XV v. Club "A" at Kapoy Valley, 1.15 p.m. will meet Mike O'Dowd, 205-pound New Yorker,, in the first of -serien PARA ATHURSDAY

Cricket-Malaya Bervices X v. of exhibition, bouts that reach the Combined Services at Chater Rond.climax, when Billy goes against Kijames. (Firsty, day" of; two-day. Louis, hingelt in a Chicago

Gounder

Pres

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Chicago, New York 81, Chicago Bear

Cardinals 20 Plitsburgh Tj Les

7. Green Bay ti Philadelphia 43 Borton

Warmington 48 Detroit #1,

All'America Conference

New York 31 Brooklyn, Ti Cleveland 14

Ban Trangleds Los Angeles, Bunaly

201: Dallimaja: 36. Chlorgó 24—AmoçikiA

NEWCASTLE

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BIKE RACE

Brussels,

Nov. 15. — Covering 3.110.040 kilometres in 144 hours. Kint and Van Steendergen, of Bel- glum, were cosy winners - of this, year's Brussels six-dayycle race. which ended here tonight..

Belgian teams also finished zecond and third-Reuter,

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