1949-03-01 — Page 6

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, TUESDAY, MARCH 1, 1949.

COMING SEASON'S PROSPECTS IN

COUNTY CRICKET

1.-Glamorgan, Derby & Northants

By PETER DITTON

The MCC tour in South Africa is nearly over. The Fifth Test Match remains to be played and the England players have the satisfaction of knowing that, at the best, South Africa can only hope to draw the series, which will leave England in posses. Hiun of the "Ashes."

When the England players arrive home they There will find the New Zealanders already here.

then the will follow one month of practice and English summer season will be in full swing. But while in the main public interest will be centred around the New Zealand tour matches, the battle for the County Championship - which longer be regarded as Lancashire's and Yorkshire's prerogative should provide many hard-fought and entertaining games.

successful

can no

Inst anason who may prove an ad- 1 Glamorgan, year for the first time in thele mirate substitute for Pope

in hits Best season Jack- history, are an enthusiastic young bowler.

do wickets at o side who will be all wait to son took over

In comparatively low cal.

ile in

his medium-fast but can make the

ball move off the pitch quickly ›

the Championsisiji, retain

Waticns, Alan

who prored maiden Test century last week, one of the best teri they have hand all-rounders in the world,

Indeer cricket correspondents with the MCC tears in South Africa acclaim him as one of the

mojor BUCCESSOR two

ます

in the some manner as Copson,

another Derbyshire stalwart,

in his England days.

and he is no

Copson was troubled by ins juries hast season the longer a young man as cricke tour-the other is Roly Jenkins ters gu but for all that he in a of Worcestershire-and a likely fine bowler and now that they muccessor to such famous left-have lost Pope, Derbyshire will glad they have still got handers as Maurice Leyland and be

Copson. Frank Woolley.

Wilfred Yes, en paper they have got have

the ability to get other sides! big! quite cheaply. The really enterprising cricketer. A out

Derbyshire be bowler, question is will pace medium fine Wooller

can always be relied able to replace Pope's butting. upon to make runs when they If they cannot, then are most

In

Wooller,

captain their

Glamorgan

necited. it in a toss up in South Wales whether Wouller, Watkins or Parkhouse is the best Belder in

the Glamorgan side but on one dissension. 010 there is point They are all England class,

GLAMORGAN ALL SET

'young Davies, to

fitte

alide

іл the County Championship table may be expected.

NOTHANTS SURPRISE?

special registration the services! With veteran.

the sheet anchor of Surrey provide

Mich hailing and their

W.F Jones, P cricketers s Clifi, N. Hever and I.. Muncer to support him, Glamorgan ran be rated as perious chuilenters for the second season in succes, Blon

LONG GLIDE

Helen Uhl, San Francisco entrant in the world figure skating championship at Paris, takes a long glide during practice at London rink.

Colony Badminton Championships:

The Ladies Fight It Out

The Colony Open Badminton Championships opened at the Victoria Recreation Club last night the hardest-fought with the ladies producing matches of the evening.

Best match was that between Mrs A. Tam- worth and Miss B. Remedios, which, though it did not require a third game, could be said to have. been the hardest-fought of the evening.

Best sel

P11-

PLAYERS' UNION v. FOOTBALL LEAGUE

Ministry Of Labour Asked To Intervene

the

London, Feb. 28.-The long-standing struggle between the English Football League and Players' Union looks likely to enter à now and bitter phase now that the Union is to ask a second time for the intervention of the Ministry of Labour.

In 1947, a National Arbitration Tribunal enquired into fool- bellers wage rates and condi- RUGGER tions. The players obtained in- creased pay, among other bene- fits, and the Tribunal also urged that a negotiating body on the linica of a Whitley Council should be set up.

Since then, there have been! several between the Lengue, the Union) Association, | and the Football and

that a It seemed

much

COLONY XV

LOSES

Appilly

+

FORM

CINE BRAN

Firs LASER,

OVER THE

STAYS**

DOES THIS MEAN I'VE GOT TO GO THROUGH TIUS EVERY BREAKFAST DURING THE WINTER AS WELL

One Thing Only Wrong With Golf -TOO EXPENSIVE!

By ERIC PRAIN

By the end of this month those golf clubs which have held a seven-club competi- tion will have sent in their to comments and findings the English Golf Union. These will be collated and a report compiled, to be read

Victoria Club out at the annual meeting

Callover

have been held in

ля

A

st

of the EGU on March 15. these Most of

competitions cumeni. three-party meetings The Singapore Services

have Those which

received Rugby Football team bent

publicity in the Press, such more Hongkong by six points (one)

London, Feb. 28.-Offers (the Captain's Prize at Sanning- amicable spirit was abroad. |field-goal and one try) to

about. the leading Lincoln-dule, suggest that golfers play Year. At the New progress appeared to have been three fone try) on the Club shire Handicap and Grand as well when wipped on

light scale as they do under the National candidates tighten-yoke of full marching order. made ove provident scheme, ground yesterday.

over

The visitors appeared to be Unfortunately, the League and

Meanwhile, some reformers ed up at the callover held at vie- the Union, once again failed to the heavier team. Their reach An agreement, and the tory was mainly due to the fine the Victoria Club here today; the John Kudxes of golf-advo

The biggest cut concerned Fair jcate that the Royal anil Ancient Uulon now seened determined passing of their forwards and to

who wan noturned must legislate forthwith that the 10 press further wage vlados the brilliant running and kick- Judgment,

played with ms and

Joint favourite for the Llucoln-game shall be their demand for a new form of log tactics of their backs.

"Itongkong were

the first to shite with the Duke of Norfolk's limit of seven clubs. Contract, which they agreed to

One such, selecting the clubs. Rome. The Mister Lovell at 109 to 8. shelve while The provident core through

Last week Fair Judgment was he would carry, says he would scheme negotiations continued. try was unconverted, and a few

driving mushie, equat 20 to 1 and Mister Lovell 100 choose One of the things the players minutes Inter Maddison

worthy and effective club in its Singapore for

to 6. by which ad

obsolete want is a contract

day, but nowadays as baten at he was would footballer

| beautiful feld-goal. free

Although

as the crosstows of the archers the kick-off the Kempton Park after

<101

Saturday,

nt the battle of Crecy, change his clubs after a perolt! Soon of not more than three years.visitors obtained the ball from Cromwell remains at 200 to 7|

the serum and after a pretty favourite for the Grand Nu-

FREE ACENT hout of passing; Gruystone went gional, over for a try, which was un- The best price offered for his There is nothing wrong with conqueror, Royal Mount, war 20 golf except that it is too expen- {sive. Sir Stafford Cripps could The second half was scoreless to . Before Saturday 33 to 1 but the two opposing fullbacks was available for Royal Mount.de more than anyone to put this received applause for their ne

Router.

Barry Approlif

VES-GEORGE

bu

AND EXPECT THAT'S JUST

SUPPORTERS WHAT THE

SUNDERLAND. SAIO

OF

11 was Mrs Tamworth's come year's Juntog hubles wineres, CUP DRAW

natch saw pair. Miss Max

W. Gillies and S. Saul, last

meet C. R. Lev and P. K. Hui

other furmidable combination.

to

Feb. 28. The London, draw for the semi-finals of the Football Association Cup was made today and result- I.ed as follows:

a Men's Singles Mrs Tamworth overcame her cluding

Au. fast The surprise County of the opponent with securate placing counter between Robert Tay and year, Au Have Hobert Tay, who was the Championship ny be North-1 mud good net play,. Mes Re- Charles

h the eventual winner of the Men's i her form Jamptonshire. Last year they medios started off shality and

nly found

Bight in the urcupled, a unenviable position,ly

ishly second set when with well-tuned Singles, a terrifie Championship M

she propping up the

shots and smashes clase drop during the table, but

obtained by forget into an 8-3 leat, have son they Brand that

stage to win the back t this former i Emrys

Brown. of F.R.

The

tots SIL A row England Amateur next eight

against a spirited opponent that

THE RESULTS who will captain the side.

likely to go far i Latrested she 135 no means will Brown be suggeste

Results were; Another exoting!

Junior Men's Styles: C. taking over a team bereft of the Tournment.

have

an the University talent. In Brookes their opening batsman, Northants England player who may well tong and Me A. Beah, beid Nian beat A. E. Bilott, 15-0, Junior Men's Doubles: E. M three games. Benjamin wall be another regain his place in Test Cricket by Miss M. Ribeiro arid Mrs 1. 15-7. Middlesex

this coming seem,

Only one other match gaster-Rezario and J. A, Motta bent W. and L. A. Carvalho, Vince power to reckon with.

Broderick, their Compton, F. G. Mann and Jack

another England seeing Wilfred Lawrence and 17-15, 15-13. 15-12.

Ladies' Singles: Mrs A. Tam- Young, all of whom have been rangy left hand low bowler and say went the full distaner, this Lewine

Junior Men's Doubles by E. M. worth beat Miss I. Remedios. impossible and Nutter, whom they: A. Carvalho eliminated with the MCC in South Africa, bataan. Jack Robertson their

Langshire two

4. A. Moila after 11-7, 11-8. openm obtained from batsman, who has been coaching

they had taken the test in the Unton, Brown and Bill seasons ago, is another who fails Home and

into this category. Edrich will all be there again

Ken Fidling their wicket 15-7.

MORE TONIGHT Erich will probably the bowling with Gray and he keeper, las mude rapid improve expected to he just as bits in the last two years and can be

Denis:

open

tali

a mentre to opposting batsmen

tr C. It. Clarke, the West Indian spin bowler, is another who will on add power to the attack when he "an find line-to-play

In thre

Reunit

There are three mentior matches

Tonight's programming.

i

Junior Mixed Dables A. J. Gonsalves and Miss G. Silva, beat 1. Kempton and Miss 12, Ramsay, 15-99, 18-16.

Mny

Wolverhampton

Wanderers

v. Manchester United (holders) Hillsborough. Sheffield, will a replay, if necemary, nt Goodison Park Everton;

Portsmouth v. Leicester City

with

Vitla.. at Highbury, London,

necessary, t Park. Birmingham. replay, if

Beth matches will be played · March 26, with replays an the Following Saturday.

The draw makes it possible for either Portsmouth or Man- Labs Doubles; Miss

chester United to bring off the Long and Mus A. Beh double of the League chain- Mas M. Ravero and Mrs L..

ponip and Cup-an achieve- Hemau, 15-12, 4-15, 15-6.

last arempished! 25

Villa, Jumor-Men's-Single: 1. With all the talent available, who mundo 74. today put on "150

Stages beat A. D. Brown, 15-3,arago-by---Aston himself a gifted beton trong: separated. F. R. Brown,

be able to The wicket then apparent to 15. 10.

Junior Men's 'Doubles: E. M. all-render, shoull

and T. E. Rodrigues weld together a team, when, if i salvet spin for the remane

finishing in the trees wirkets to fall cheaply tá | Ribeiro

brat lelli and A. D. Brein- Championship the spin bowlers not capable of

2. 15-2, 15-11. het MIx in the table, shuld at least be capable

as he will be to opposing bowlers.

Leslie Compton will exchange hin Arsenal shirt for his Middle

to take up his sweater

behind

stump, the posit while that grand veteran, Jim down Suns, will be trundling his spinners from the other end, Yes, Middlesex should be well in the hunt again this season.

DERBY HOPEFUL

Derbyshire may problem to their new

David Skinner.

Ceylon lost the recogd

per with only

of fishing sixth from the but- om openin

tom

a positions which Northants us on the board and it i

enthusiasts would welcome just tea were 23 for 3. -Reuter, as gladly.

In the course of the next few i present weeks I shall review the remniu» skipper ing teams who will be competing County Cricket Last

year in the English strong Championship, giving some idea always challengers for the title which of their playing grourth and

what on be ex- eventually won Indication of

almost pected from them.

they

were

morgan

tirely

that wus

duc

to the

brilliance

of their attack, in particular the Ceylon v. W. Indies

two medium-fast bowlers Clif Gladwin and George Pape.

Gladwin is in the MCC team touring South Africa and he will be available again this year, but He has George Pope will not

MCC v. Natal

Feb.

P

A.

Reuter,

TONIGHT'S GAMES

7.60

Junior Men's K.P. -Singles): 1. Iomeroy v

Chong

..

7.30 p.1. (Junior Men's Doubles): P. Wong and S. C and E. Chan Frockbank Ridsdale.

p. (Senior

Men's

Irish Cup

converted,

with

of J.

de Muller;

QUOTATIONS

Tonight's qitolations were:

Lincolnshire

right.

A reduction or a total repcal

of purchase tax on equipment life to the |would give a new 100 Fair Judgment and game. Beyond this overdue re-

Mister Loveli. 100 to 6 Drakkar.

tuckling. The

punting Henderson was superb.

Singapore-Van

Graystone, Churcher, Mudulison, Daly: Sykes, Edwardes: Carpen- ter

Gibson, Slade, Taylor, Row- land-Price, Smith,

Unker

And

Drew,

20 10 1 Goldsborough.

Crown Flatts

de

10 i

25 to Spurned. 30

Romano and

Hongkong Lachlan; Rome, D. Henderson, Franklyn, Robinson: Nolan, J. Henderson: Forsgate. Meffan, Currel, Brown, Bowman: Wright-Nooth, Taylor and Farquaharson.

Thank You! Sydney, Feb. 28-An offer for a Yugoslav football team to tour Australia this season was by the Aus- rejceled tonight tralian Soccer Association, of the The

As- secretary

Yugoslavia sociation said that demanded a guarantee proft of A£ 18,060.-Renter,

28 Sigtunt.

and

Star

33 to 1 Commissar, Baido, Specialty. Yellow Idol, Lord Nelson, Royal Tara, Philadelphe and Patchouly,

Grand Nationst 100 to 7 Cromwell,

18 to 1 Roi Mond

20 to Cloncarri

and

22 to 1 Rowland Roy,

Royal Mount 25 to 1 Ulster Monarch.

28 to Bricett, Cavallero and Suver Fame.

33 to 1 Brund and Happy |Home-Neuter.

COLONY TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS:

A New Segalen Appears

By "RECORDER"

Feature of yesterday's matche's in the Colony Open Grassemuri Championships at the KCC was the replay between R. Segalen and Au Kam-moon which the former won 6-0, 6-1,

It was a Segaden of entirely new tactics who He was storming the net swept Au off the court.

and playing a tricky game with little recourse to the usual ever-steady rhythm.

lief I do not think that Koli needs to be tempered with.

At this moment a golfer may use any number of clubs rang-

I ONLY SAID

Appilly.

1 CAN EASILY GET YOU TICKET A CUP-FINAL

ing from a minimum of one to maximum of fourteen. There is nothing to prevent him play- ing with seven clubs tomorrow if he so wishes,

With fiet and sense, the Eng- Ish. Golf Union approached the to ask the clubs County Valons in their area if they would hold fa seven-club competition. There was no dictuline, ne ordering, but only a request that could be granted or refused.

Au, who appeared upset at R.O. Baker.

of the match, Cart: EM. Hayhurst & 8/7j the very start

Harris vs. Tsol Ping 3 never had a leak-in in the first NM.W. 2 which he lost to love after fun & Lok Ding-cheung

two 4th last

Court 5: G. Lin & S.P. Toa vs. rally

Ribeiro

& T.E. Rodris Lunden Feb. 28-Derby City games when he changed his own F beat Bangor by 1-0 in the tacties to meet the new Segaten, gues,

Couri 6; 1. Agafurott & Die It. Au rallied in the second set," second mind (third replay) of!

vs. Lee Yue-wing the Irish outball Cup testay but the rally came too late and Meyer

improving with Wong Shiu-wing. Reuter.

Umpires: Lee Wal-tong, A. J. Duyle. Chow Sing-tao, Ho Ka-lau. C.W.L. Way and J.C. Beirne.

WEEK-END SOCCER

WIN

Segalen mach game.

DOUBLES MATCHES First round matches in the Open Doubles produced no up- set or surprise hut were all won

28. - Durban.

4.09

The following is the week-in straight sets. Douglas Wright, the Kent leg-break bowler, took seven Singles): Rober! Tay v Charles end soccer programme: wickets for 54 runs, his best Au. performance of the tour, for the MCC against Natal 10 day in a match which ended

Test Match in a draw.

Drawn

their

4.30

9.00

pun.

Stokes,

p.in.

SATURDAY

Only Ho Ku-lau anc Pang Ol-lam encountered some resis- tance when they were held by D. M. Rodrigues and A. J. Komes in the Remedios to 12 first set.

A

the D. J.

(Senior Mixed Duubles): P. II. Wong and Partner v1.

Funk and Mrs 1.5.

(Senior Men's Double): C.K. Lee and P.K. Natal fost their 1.t ve Huv W. Gillies and S. Saul.

9.30

Men's 1.TIL (Junior wickets for 34 runs in half an lir ofter to and were all out Doubles): H.F. Tai and W.N. told Derbyshire that for domes

The MCC were leftCheung v 5/Lrd. Gall and F/Sgt. for 165. tic reasons he will not be able to

task of MacLeod. play for them and he absence

Colombo, Feb. 28. The the almost impossible the effect of unbalanc- have

JU, second Test between Ceylon getting 147 runs in 65 minutes may ing the side.

when they were Last year Pope took 100 wie-and the West Indies ended win, but ind light ended plny

wicket. kety at a cost of less than 10 runs here today in a draw. carriect West Indies

who Wright, aplece and scored 1,152 rubs to falsh Bird in the County bow-overnight score of 316 for fo

accurate with his length ling averages and top in the bat-s13 for a lead of 132 over their Kangaroo hop rumth, was more

a fine all-opponents' first innlogs total of To replace such

Division First rounder will not be easy. And

Auckland, Feb. 28.--Some When play ended ten minutes there is this to be considered.

totalisator

literally Javestors

St. Joseph's v RAF; Club 4.30 dead horse at the pan.t Referee: Capt.. Stone: backed Last year Gladwin und Pope before time, owing to a heavy drizzle, Ceylon had scored 40 the best open- formed just about

Auckland trolling races.

Linesment. Li Bing Tong, and for 5... ing attack in English

P, George. Joha Trimm, the West Indies

Cyclone Maid, an outsider in Crickel Will Gladwin be able

Navy v South China "B" Navy Ward: p.m.; Referee: J. to operate as succesfully with bowler, was disposed and did

A stubborn sixth wicket stand a mile and a half race, collapsed 4.30 out Pope to back him up at the not bat.

apre Linesmen: Lai Duen Fo and Pte. and S Saul, 6-0, 0-4. The West Indies sixth wicket of 71 between the left hander, D. and died while doing

had Collins. other end? Derbyshire hope so.

1. Payn robbed liminary. The totalisator was Dowling, and They have a young player pule. named Lea Jackson whom they howled when only four short the MCC' of 'w chance of victory, closed and therefore no refund

was made-Reuter. Router. introduced to county cricket lust of his century, and D. Atkinson,

Ung,

WHAT'S PEDE DOING

[IN EL PLAZA MAYBE H79 GNEAKED AWAY WHILE ROCA 18 IN TANGIER

County

321.

Christion,

who

six for

na

discarded

his

Men's (Junior 1.1. Dubles): R. Thompson and S. Fowler v C. Quim and A. J. Renedios.

direction than at any time on the Backed Dead Horso Barretto. for 148.

SUNDAY

and

tour. Bis match figures wère 11

Dudley Nourse, South Africa's Test vaptain, was out for two time in ducks" for the first first class cricket, Wright getting him both times.

Mister Conquest

WE'LL SOON FIND OUT-PERHAPS HEB DOUBLE CROSSING ROCA

THE RAT-IT'S ROCA

THEN HE UGO TO

NICOLA HC SLEPICTED

PETER CONQUEST., IT'S TIME YOU WEREN'T HERG LET'S BEAT IT...

LAST TOAST.

was

Ortiz Manuel Sets Solomons

A Cash Quiz

By GEORGE WHITING

two How much? These Souza monosyllables, opening gam-

and bit in all big-fight business,

MUST FIND OUT

There is little to be gained in telling a wolfer that golf can be as enjoyable, more artistic and il greater variety of provide

lewer shots when played with clubs. He must find this out for himself.

As well to tell the confirmed paint "doodler" that he must

prefer water colours. He may to doodle and be happy. On the brush other hand, give him o and ask him to try, and he may And that he is enjoying himsel after all.

That, in effect, is what the ECU have done in asking clubs to hold n

tlon..

seven-club competi-

Fanling Golf

The Jare being used in the mun-

weather

fortunately

First Division

"A" South China

y Anny: Caroline Hill 4.30 pm. Referee: Lt. Gaffney; Linesmen:

minor surprise W

rather easy victory of Davey and A. Ribeiro,

CAA v Police; Boundary 4.30 Leonard and L. F. de

J. G Padley; against P. f. Bouterma pm Referee:

went down 0-0, Linesmen: S. Y. Kwok and W. S. Soul, who

4-0. Gibson.

The Tsui brothers did not get ner of an expert by Manuel cleared up on Sunday after the morning rain which Second Division

match from Frank Ortiz, Mexican holder of the early

softened the Fanling Golf course South Chim PCA; Caro- much of a

bantamweight champion-

and made conditions excellent. live Hil 3 pn.: Referee: Lt. Kwok and Wong Sul-kee, who

only took five games off them, ship of the world

There

were over thirly en- | Davey,

his tries for the Bogey Pool which сл v' Club! Boundary 3 neither did Lee Wal-tong and Ip

Through Tom Farmer, Koon-hunk, who conceded. only p.m.; Referee: S. Y. Kwok.

from training at Pop returned 2 up, the runner-up, L Tramways WD Chinese: St.three to Sellors and Hawthorn. Hollywood manager. Ortiz takes was won by S.S. Gordon, who

This evening's programme is Uime off Joseph's 3 p.m.; Referee: F. A.

comparatively uninteresting, the Soper's ranch in the Ojal Moun-C. Saville, being all-square.

The third round of the Men's best garnes being Kwok lng-tains, Californin, to inquire into cheung and Roch Leung V. J. S. the financial prospects of fight-Foursoines was completed and ing in England in April. Idea the fourth round has to be com- Lee and Lee Mingg

thepleted by March 13. is that Oritz shall meet

Next Saturday and Sunday of the February 21 fight

British. champion the usual monthly qualifying Jackie Paterson and Danny round for the Captain's Cup will Results were:"

L. F. de O'Sullivan.

be played. D. J. Leonard and Souza best . H. Bannerman The champ, my Farmer, is defnitely Interested in having Tsul Yun-pul and Tsul Wal-us watch him defend his

I. Kwok and Wong but first, terms must be on the Eastern KMB; Caroline Hill pul beat

table.

The Hongkong Roferees' As- 4.30 p.m. Referee: A.F. Will Shu-ki; 6-2, 6-3.

Ho Ka-lau and Pong Ol-lam How much, esks Manuel, is Linemen: N. Delgado and Mak

beat D M. Rodrigues and A. J. the

much soclation held its fortnightly purse-money? How Yeung Fal.

tax

who gets it? How mceling yesterday when it was Kit Chee Remedion, 7-5, 6-1,

Associa- Kwong Wah Boundary 4.30 p.m. Referee: Lee Wal-tong and K. 11. 1 many free passagen? Who pays decided to hold the

J. B.training and holel expenses? tlon's annual dinner at the A. E. P. Guest: Linesmen: Sigt beat J. V. Sellors and Manson and S. M. Llu.

How long will he be expected to China Flect Club on March 10 Hawthorn, 6-1, 6-2,

3 p.nl. T. M. Jones and II. Ayres stay? How good are training Club (bye).

Members who have not cent beat T. J. Ouwehand and A. C. facilities? Do I get my

in their reservations and num- W. Blaauw, w.o.

Solo-ber of guests they wish to in-

Stone not later

Second Division

St. Joseph's v Army-HK: Club

3 p.m.; Referee: Li Bing Tong.

Taikoo v Solicitors: Navy 3 p.m.; Referon: Lal Ducn Po

Kit Chee v Police; Caroline 11 3 p.m. Referee: N. Delgado,

KMB v Dockyard; Boundary 3 p.m.; Referee: Sgt. Manton.

Ponios Reclassed

Choy

THE RESULTS

and

In dollera?

While Th-wah and Szeto Blck bent J. A. Hurlbatt and M. D. A mons Clinton, 0-3, 0-1

title,

dough

Roferoes' Dinner

promoter Jack wrestles with the Oriiz vite are requested to quiz, Manuel himself prepares Cupt. R. Segalen beat Au Kam- to fight our old friend, Dale March 9. moon, 0-0, 0-4.

TODAY'S GAMES.

Marino. in Honolulu on March

inform

than

College Sports

1. With that out of his system, champion will deelde Court I: Kwold Hing-chung & the Roch Leung Ys. J.S. Lea & whether to stay in Hawail to Lee Ming

meet one Chico Rosor to set

There was keen competition Court 2: R. Ng Yook-kin &. P.sail for Harringay. The following are the nitern-

matches at Caroline Hill yesterday when Note-Over-weight & G.N. tions to the Jockey Club Classi-Poon va. B. Gosano

Gosano.

nre out. If 32-year-old Ortiz Wah Yan College held its an- will be for hisual sports meeting. Purple Acation List:

Court 3: George, Choa & L.C. fight here, it

House ran out winners. Kotowall vs. T. E. Baker &world title-nothing less.

To Cina 4-Avalon, Golden Dragon, Red Fox, Sugarfoot.