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QUADRANGULAR

HOCKEY

CIVILIANS TOO

FOR THE

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, FRIDAY, APRIL 22, 1949.

By "PILGRIM'

GOOD NAVY

The Civilians trounced Royal Navy by four goals to nil in the first round of the Quadrangular Hockey Tournament at King's Park yesterday evening in a game played in almost summer weather and on a good pitch.

The Civilians, for the first 10 minutes, were without their centre- During this forward, Ernie Fowler, who, however, put in a late appearance. period the Navy made several spirited attacks and Moss, in goal for the Civi itans, did well to save a brilliant shot from Aitken.

A stubborn Civilian defence, however, with Nery and Van der Voort After 15 minutes' play, a nasty prominent, prevented them from scoring. accident occurred when Yusef ran into a ball which was kicked for n clear- ince by the Nuvy goalkeeper and caught it full on the nose,

He was Immediately carried, die, Royne, at left-back, was the

the defence who

off the deli aud Inter sent to only one In hospital. It appeared sustained a fracture.

he had showed a good sense of position-

When play resumed, A. E; P. Guest

deputised

Ing.

The Civilians as a team play-

at right-hulfed well. Lean and Bhaghat and Kane led the inside-right Singh were conspicuous in the

berth,

CIVILIANS ATTACK

half-back line, with Nery and Van der Voort the mainstays of The Civilinn forwards then set-a good defence. It was a well- tled down and took up the at-deserved victory.

incl. Bill, Soares, receiving the

ball on the right wing, took it well up the Iteld and opened the score with a brilliant cross drive s feum the elge of the circle.

THE TEAMS

The teams were:

Nery, Tosh. Civillans:G. Van Der Voort, Guest, Lean Singh, J. Bhagat at

Soares, Kane, E. Fowler, P. Rull, II. Xavier.

Benefit Matches

The Hongkong and Kowlean Basketball Association has ar- exhibition Tanged two benefit matches, to be played this even- i ing at Caroline Hill, in, ald of the family of the late Mr Lau Chiting-chan, well-known ung

who died as ketball referee, Thye-hin, Thye-hin Lean centre-half feeding his forwards

the result of wounds received when the river steamer Kwong with some grand passes, one of

Royal Navy: Rolands, Clark, Fook Cheung was red

upon these taken by Kane, of Irish

with Reyse, Nixon. Haig, Mallows, by bandits while en route from the nei

Drewett, Atkin Kongmoon to Hongkong last fame, found anutlier cross drive to put the Eberle Byng. Civilians two up. The interval Mathewson. came soon after.

With

In the second half, play con- fast pace with the floued at

Rull, Civilians right on top.

combined And Kane Fowler well, forming a dangerous trio. The Navy defence, under re- peated onslaughts, begun crack up and their marking was

rather "loose," especially right-back and centre-halt.

TWO MORE

Two

scured

Match Postponed

week.

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The matches, which start at

be will

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GETTING INTO SHAPE Yankees Chalk Up

Philadelphia Athletics' pitchers Lou Brissic (top) and Joe Coleman, both 14-game winners last year, enjoy a game of leap frog at the beach while vacationing before start of spring training at West

Palm Beach on March 1.

Southern Commercial College CHESS TOURNEY STARTS (Canton) Dlues and Chung Sing. Hockey and Southern Commercial Col- International The

combined match between India and Scot-lege Reds land booked for Saturday has Colony team. Admission is $1.20

postponed until Sunday including tax to all seats. been at morning, at 10.30 at Sookun- poo. Umpires are G. T. Palmer and P. F. Xavier.

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further pools wern the by Ernie Fowler, thrid when the Navy keeper fell on the ball (this looked like

bully). a penalty

Before he could recover, the ball was in the net.

The fourth goal came off a nice centre from Soaves

goalkeeper, how The Navy ever, matte several good saves and, had it not been for his brilliant anticipation, the score! might have been heavier,

The Navy attack with Aitken Mathewson, thought working hard individually, lacked co- ordination and was opt to mud-

The International tournament hockey match between Portugal and Pakistan scheduled for Sun; day at King's Park hus been unavoidably postponed.

RAF SPORTS

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The RAF Station at Kn. Tak: as holding its annual sports meeting at 2 pm, on Saturday on the station ground.

Included in the programme will be the usual track events, hammer throw, shol-put, discus, and Javelin, pole vault, tong high jumps, veterans, Indies and childrens races.

Three-Port Plan For

Soccer Tours

The Hongkong Football Association is working on a plan by which the football associations of Singapore, Manila and Hongkong can unite in offer- ing suitable terms to leading amateur soccer clubs Mr Juck or national teams to tour the Far East. Skinner, the chairman of the HKPA, said in an interview in Singapore recently.

SOCCER RESULTS

"MrSkimmer returned on the jan-Empire-soccer-competition Canton to Hongkong after leave within the framework of the In the United Kingdom. He said following Games,"" that he lud met an official of the New Zealand F.A, while in Eng- i land and had discussed with him the possibility of New Zealand's national team visiting the Far East. The officiat had shown keen interest in the proposal.

"But Singapore, Hongkong or Manila will not be able to bear Individually the costs of paying for the air passages and agcom- niodation of such a team," said.

Mr Skinner.

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SECOND DIVISION Police.

South China Club

Army Kin Royal Navy 4 PCA Tramways 3 KMB CAA

Kit Chee

HKFA Meeting

A meeting of the Hong Kong "If, on the olber hand, we get

Association League Football together and pool the money we get from all the games played Management Committee will be in these three centres, we should held at the Association's office obe able to get some very enjoy on Tuesday, April 26, at 0.15

able football and not lose by It p.m. either," he added.

Agenda

1. le Champion vs. Rest

2. Victory

Mr Skinner said that the Match. HKFA had already written to

the Singapore and Manila as-match. aoctation on this subject.

Asked about the standard of soccer in New Zeninad, Mr. Skinner said that the NZ na- tional team would probably be

Shield.

3. Beneft match,

INTERPORT

Mr Shum Shui-hing, chair- man of the Association. who very kindly defrayed the funeral expenses for the inte Mr Lau, has contributed $400 towards tonight's benefit match fund,

The results of the Colony's Basketball League matches played at Caroline Hill yester- day were:

"A" Division.-S,C.A.A. Deal H.K. Chinese Y. 38-26,

Chinese

‚"B" Division.-H.K, y. best Chiness Newspaper"} Reporters 47-29: Chung Sing. beat Lai Hang 52-20.

KCC TENNIS

Results of Kowloon Cricket Club Tennis Tournament Handi- cap played yesterday, Sunday and Monday last were:

Mixed Doubles

Mhe Lambert Baker and J. Bar. Tow Case 15) beat Misa M. Hoskins and M. R. Shew (rec. 1531, 8-1, 1-4. 6-1: Mrs E. C. Fincher and A. W. Wend free, 151 beat Mira Hewift and H. Stagg towe 15), 8-2, 6-3; Misr J. eatbridge and 1. S. Yung beat Mr and Sir T. O. Baker, 0-3, 6-3. Men's Single

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Clocks Prove An Upsetting

Factor

By "GAMBIT”

The annual tournament for the Championship started yesterday of the Kowloon Chess Club evening at the Peninsula Hotel with one minor up- set and the Colony Championship finalists conced- ing 1 points between the four of them.

The white pieces won four games and drew one, the sixth game being postponed.

There was the usual nervous beginning to the tournament and where the openings were not irre- guiar, the development was.

The upset of the evening.. a 3. P. the Carvalho drew with minor one, saw Joseph Tausz A. Biriokost.

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beat

take full point off Ry P. K. Prokopov bent J. Ram- | Danenberg in a

Lopezler. developing into a long end-game

W. Carter

v. V of a

two rook and

isolated Kolatcheff. rook. pawng against a

When the game ended. Tausz's clock showed 65 minutes ord The Danenberg's 140 minutes. clocks upset

upset most of the players. accustomed to them, and the surprising discovery was made i that few players in the Colony anything but are, evidently, fast players.

Danenberg, the slowest, was 4-3; 8. G. 11. Guest beat 4. Baners a good seven or eight moves clock after two ahead of the Men's Doubles

hours und Teuse's play was at the rate of little over a

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3. Gurst beat W. A. Nicholas, 6-3,

fowe 15, 1, 6-1, 6-3.

R. S. Capell and W. A. Nicholas towe 20 ben! A. W. Wood and M. Snew free 151, 6-3, 6-4, P. E Egal and J, Toller lowe 151 beat Ri-minute-per-move,- Sath and A. P. Stage, 0-0, 6-2.

Ladles Doubles

Mrs A. V. White and Miss Lati bert Baker beat Miss libeiro and P. Kotewell (owe 13), 6-4, 7-5: Mis

RACING THE CLOCK

Jacob Ramler, who lost to Prokopov, disregarded the clock most of the time and Prokopov's meditations were registered on who Rumier, tinteplece.

game, bad played a Bghtning

of his own

1. Stokes and Mrs 1, Ankerson inwe 13) beat Mrs. P. Lawes and Meshis Graman, 6-4, 0.0.

2 All competitors in the K.C.C. about 10 minutes

1 Tennis Handicap who have not time registered un his clock and

played off their games as pre-about 30 Prokopov's viously advertised are requested to nole that all postponed games must be played off by Monday evening, Competitors are asked

Newmarket

Acceptors

Third

Their

Straight Victory

New York, Apr. 21-Maybe it is hard to prove anything by beating Washington Senators, but for whatever it is worth, the much maligned New York Yankees today chalked up their third straight victory on good pitching, winning 2-1 to emerge the only unbeaten team in the American League.

Cincinnati Reds, generally picked for Inst place in the National League, came through as the only all-victorious team fhus far in that loop. beating.. Cardinals for the second time, 5-0.

Yankee lefty Tommy Byrne Dodgers: p. Rge, Banta; ej

gave up five hits and was the Campanella. victor when Harik Sauer doubled Pittsburgh home the winning run in the Chilengo Inst of the ninth. Earlier, Billy Johnson homered for Yarkees while Buddy Lewis hit a homer for the only Washington tally,

Reds also got great pitching for their second viralt gaRIN Vandermeer, lefty, Johnny

who was wild nii spring, settled down and pitched a five-litter in which he issued no walks and struck out five. Two-run homers by Jimmy Bloodworth and Hank sauer supplied all the necessary Lallies.

RED SOX BREAK LOOSE

Boston Red Sox walled until there were two out in the ninth nad loose before they broke scored four runs for a 4-0 triumph uver Philadelphia Athletics..

Phil Marchildon and lefty Mei Parnell locked in a scorciesA duel when Marchildon loaded the bases and walked home the Parnell Arst run, after which himself hit a two-run angle. loaded the Marchildon again bases with walks and Alex Keliner came in to force home the fourth run.

Pirates: gerak.

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White Sox: p. Judson: C. [Scheming-United Press.

ENGLAND'S SOCCER TEAM

Is

Billy Wright

The Key Man

By PETER DITTON

Left-half and captain of his club; right-half and captain of England-that is the dual role played by fair-haired, 24-year-old Billy Wright, footballing genius of Wolverhampton Wanderers. He is so much the complete footballer that wherever he was chosen he would not be out of place. For proof of his versatility one has only to recall the first semi-final tie with Manchester United this season when Wright started at left-half, switched to left-back when Pritchard was injured and then to right-back when Kelly was hurt.

In all three positions he played superbly, and he" is just as much at home in the forward line. Indeed, he was first chosen to play for England in 1946 at inside-left but reverted to right-half when Frank Soo was injured and had to drop out. From that time forward his place in the England team has been assured and he looks like being a permanency for many years to come.

In these days of inflated Smylhe was

transferred from

with

Cleveland Indians got their long-range hitting sights in or- at St. der in beating Browns Louls, 8-2, as Joe Gordon and Larry Doby, hit homers. Dick Kokos and Jack Graham soch hit their second homer of the year for St. Louis. The blows, In which came in succession the fifth inning, were the only transfer fees it would be a Dundella, an Irish junior club. ones yielded by pitcher Stove dimeult task to put a price one received his International Gromek.

Wright's head if he ever asked 'cap' in his first season in Eng- White Sox

won their frst to move from Wolverhampton. Bish football.

all-time record game of the season by coming Certainly, an

With the exception of Smythe, from behind to beat Tigers at would have to be established by Mullen, who has been Retroit, 6-2. Rookie Herb Ad- any club wishing to secure his Wolverhampton since he was 14 mis, who got three hills, drove signature and a price of less than and who played in a Cup semi-

the marginal run

£28,000 with

cted. final when he was only 16, and could not be expected. single in the fifth.

fortunately for Wolver-Dunn, every member of the Cubs made it two out of three hampton, Billy Wright who cost team was born in Wolverhamp-

them over Pirules at Pittsburgh, win-

a 10 signing on tee,ton or the immediate vicinity. nlarg 4-3

comes from Liver- on Bob Scheming's two is quite happy where he is. Dunn who

and to pool is the son of Jimmy Dunn run homer in the eighth. Reller He is a real club man pitcher Emil Kush pitched one Major Frank Buckley who sign-the Scottish Internatioal who hit ball for two innings to gained him for the Wolves all credit was a member of the famous "Wee Blue Devils" of 1928 who beat England by 5 goals to ono father he seems certain of Inter- at Wembley. Like his famous national honours.

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the victory.

Clint Hartung, who picked up

curve ball in training this will almost certainly be the key Burring injuries, Billy Wright spring, used it to give Glants

of the F.A. Cup Final their first victory, a 4-1 four-an hitter over Dodgers in Brooklyn. against Leicester at Wembley on Sid Gordon and Mickey Living and striking power of the Leices

brilliant play April 30, The slon each hit two run homers to account for all the Giant ruus. ter forward line is good enough The Phillies and Braves game was not scheduled.

Scores were:

THE SCORES AMERICAN LEAGUE

Chicago stron

over-run any team in the country on a given day but if Wright can subdue the subtle Don Revie, Leicester's inside- right, and still find time to sup- ply his own forwards with his particular brand of perfect pass. then the Second Division Club E can say good-bye to Cup hopes. think Billy Wright will be 4 equal to the task.

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"Silver King" Tourney

Rickmansworth, Apr. 21. three Overseas' Only

players qualified for to morrow's final 36 holes in "Silver King" golf

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London, Apr. 20. The final acceptors for the Two Thousand Guineas to be run

White Sox: p. Judson, Evany,

Perhaps I shall be accused of the over one mile at Newmarket Surkont: e. Tipton.

Tigers: n. Kretlow, Gray, Mughness in making such fore-tournament herc. on Wednesday, April 27,!

Toul

particularly after what Forty-two players with 147.or were announced today #3 Cleveland

happened to, Portsmouth in the better qualified, Ricardo follows:

St Louls

O semi-final. But the fact remains Vicenzo, the South American, that the double strain of trying and W. Forrester, of Belgium. to win the Cup and the Leigus just scraped in with 147 for the championship was too much for first two rounds, whlie A. Wer- the sea-sulers and they never kell of Sweden, took

143. reproduced their best form. In spite of the recurrence of Wolves have no championship wrist trouble, Eddie Whitcombe,

British Ryder Cup player, with stood a tremendous challenge to his lead with a second round of 70 over the High course for an aggregate of 130,

The Thruster. Makaraura, Hegan. Grant, Lightermais, Roc du Din- ble. Lanarth, Nimbus Star, King Fannin, Shore; c. Moss. Bear, Dance Hindostan, Iran, Boston Barnes Park, Abernant, Hamp-Philadelphia den Park, The Studes, Galler, Red Sox: Proof, Decorum, Peler, Flower betts.

Athletics: China. Verdict, Scorned, Bever-1 ley and Amola Drake,

Keliner: c. Rosar, The final acceptors were also Washington announced for the Allies classic, New York..

Senators: of One Thousand Guineas, to be run over one mile at Newmarket Welgel on Friday, April 29.

Yankees: p. Byrne; c. Borra.

NATIONAL LEAGUE

Kolateboff, who lost to Corter, was punching. The clock so fast that, when he finally fell into a trap that could be avoided with io make their own arrangements a very cursory examination of to me and date of these the situation, he discovered he matches.

minutes for 23 Tapiola, Solar, Myth, Reckless, Four courts will be had taken 28

Carter had taken 29. reserved specially for these post- į moves. poned games.

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TODAY'S MATCHES

This evening's matches are: 3. Arzoon & J. Horsman v. 2nd A. V. White & W. Gillies.

A meeting of the Interport Sub-Committee of the Hong as good as Dulwich Hamlet, one Kong Football Association will

of the leading amateur teams in be held at UK.

While in UKC Mr Skinner had tried to get soccer included the Empire Gomes in New Zealand next year,

He took up the matter with Str Stanley Rous, the Secretary of the FA, but was referred, to the British Empire Gamea com- mittee In London.

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the Association's office on Tuesday. Aprli 20, at 5.15 p.m.

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JAGENDA Mucao Interport.

2 Any other business.

Postponed

The soccer match arranged between the RAF and South China "B" teams, which was to have been played on Saturday next year's Games, but that been postponed unt!! Sunday at, efforts would be made to stage the same time.

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J. Barrow & N. Hart-Baker v. J. C. Fenton & C, Kotewall.

Mrs L. Benjamin v. Miss Ribeiro.

E. C. Fincher v. R. S. Capell. Mra L. F. Stokra Capt. Turner-Cooke v. Mr & Mrs M. Lablans.

Parents v. Pupils

The following are the names of the Parents Association foot- ball team who are to play the schoolboys at King George V School on Saturday, at 3 pm

II. Braga: T. L. C. Eastman (Capt), C. W. Brand; Jock Orem,

"I was told that It, was not pussible to include, soccur in at p.m., at Sankumpoo. has D. McLellan, L. Stokes: N.

SCORPIONS!

IT'S NOT HARD TO SEP

WHO'S BEEN WERS/

Smith, N.. Hari-Baker, L. Gold- mnn, K. A, Cook, L. Stokes.

--Mister Conquest

SO THAT'S ROCK'S

VISITING CARD!

CLOSE STRUGGLE The closest struggle of the evening saw A. Biriutcoff, in welcome return to form, sive Johnny Carvalho, a steadily im- fight all the proving player, way.

The game ended. In a draw

when Carvalho, in a lost situn-

tion, discovered A very nico draw with his opponent a bishop and two pawns (on roolt le) to the good,

p. Purnell; e. Tab-aspirations this season.

Neither have they any relega Murchildon,tion worries. At the same time they are one of, the best teams In the first division and there

an old maxim that "a good big cun will always beat a good

little un."

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They are: Avila, Jet Plane,

Lady of Leisure, Massilia le Diche, Theo, Double Deal, Vice St Louts Versa, Hymette, Pierre de Lune, Cincinnat! ...

Cardinals: p. Pollet, Staley Focsani Kows, Musidora, Boll island, Fair

Debit, Queen of Kreign; c. Rice,

Reds: D. Basrah. Electric Lady, Bolio- chyle fun, Honey, Suntime, The Mueller.

Vineyard, Satellite,

Come New York Solar, Pearl, Three Brooklyn Abroad, Werks, Vale of Towy, Princess Giants: Rose, You Never Can Tell and Livingston. Unknown Quantity-Reuter,

Best game by an "underdog Callover On The

are

Leicester

undoubtedly "good little 'uns" and they have magnificent fighting spirit but

doubt whether they have the defensive ability to cope with the speedy Wolves forward line, containing four internationals-- Smythe {{reland.) Hancocks, Mullen and Pye (England.)

Dal Rees, Britain, who took 67 over the casler West course, was one stroke behind.-Reuter.

New Zealanders

Show Form Eastbourne, Apr. 21. The New Zealand touring cricket team showed improved form There today in the second of their the matches. But unc-day match, between sides led by W. W. and Leicester have never before Hadlec, the captain,

Vandermeer;

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A CURIOUS TIE-UP

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.. Hartung:

High Bidding

appeared in a Cup Final but Wallace, Vice-Captain, produced

Wolverhampton were at Wem-little eventful cricket,

bley 10 years ago when they The brightest batting feature were beaten, 4-1, by Portsmouth. came from Martin Donnelly, the There is a curious tie-up be-left-hander, playing for Wal- tween that Wolverhampton silence's tean. He inflicted heavy Epsom, Apr. 21. The and the one which will take the punishment upon the loose ball

three-year-old held on April 30. It is supplied third placed in the Colony Guineas & Derby Eck set up an alltime record by Stan Cullis, centre-half and

was Feldman's against Schure,

critical moment,

THE RESULTS

"The results were:

L. Schure bent M. Feldman.

J. Tatisz beat R. Danerberg.

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to score not out.

The Anal scores were:

Wal-

ince's XI 182 for 8 declared; Hadlee's XI 181 for 8 wickels

Neuter.

21.-The re- games played

Home Football London, Apr. sults of soccer today were:

First Division Manchester 1 Sunderland

Second Division Leicester.C, 3 Blackburn

Rugby Leagu

Championship last year. Feld- man put up a clever defence London, Apr. 21.-Only for a Selling Plate winner when captain of the 1939 Wolves team,

the against a King's Bishop Opening five horses were quoted for he was sold for 3,000 sutne who is now manager of the club.

after he had easily won

Cullis, probably the greatest but, at the

had the Two Thousand Guineas first race, the Banstead Selling blundered and lost. He

years, like Wright, enjoyed the held Schure, well into the late and five for the Derby when Plate, run over a mile here to centre-half in the last twenty

the curds for the races were day.

honour of captaining the English middle-game.

was brought International eleven on many Eureka, called over at the Victoria

who over from France by Mr Frank occasions. His extensive know.. Club tonight.

Vogel, an American who trains ledge of the kamic and his ability Abernant maintained his his own horses there, romped to pass that knowledge to his position favourite

the players has been a vital factor for the home by four lengths in

Australian in Wolverhampton's successful Two Thousand Guineas at 7 to lands of the crack

againe, but the testure of the Jockey, Rae Johnstone. He was cup run. betting on this classle was the a 7 to 4 favourite.

But Cullls will be the first to Barrow 19 Liverpool.3. 0 for, the French horse Mrs C. support

Evans, formerly

Reuter. the Drake, following the Camille Clifford, Amour

famous admit that he his not the man for building Ühe news cariter that another actress, out-bld Stanley Woot-responsible

trainer. for present Wolverhampton French entry, Pontenay, would ton, the Epsom

As I have said previously, Billy Italy The Champions Eureka, Lord Derby's Swallow

The previous highest price Wright was a was again joint favourite at 10 paid for a Selling Pinto winner Buckley's. Similarly, all the other lo 1 for the Derby with Royal in Britain was 2,050 guineas, members of the team were dia-world sabre team championship

BLIMEYļMT NG AGAIN,

AND "PEL ***

not run.

TAKÉ IT GÁSY, STRIPGY=WMAT HAPPENED, OLD LAD?

(London Express Service.)

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Forest,

Tonight's quotations were:

Two Thousand Gulucas

7 to 4 Abernant,

11 to 4 Star` King.

0 to 1 Amour Drake.

10 to 1 Peter Flower..

100 ( 0 Nimbus.

100 to 0 bar five,

Derby

10 to 1 Swallow Tall

Royal Forest.

100 to 7 Undred,

Tail

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find of Major

Cairo, Apr. 21.-Italy won the the covered efther by Major today, benting France in pakd for Corporal at Nowmarket Buckley when he was manager, i final, nine bouts do four.

or by hlu

Egypt beat Belgium, sigo nine successor, Teddy

to tako third Vizard, the former Engilsh In- bouts to four. ternational.

pisce-United Press.

in 1920.-Reuler.

Out Of "Guinoas” The whole team did not cost

more than about £20,000

Japanese Delegate

London, Apr. 21.-Messrabulid and of that amount,

itome, Apr. 21-Japan is to Weatherby, Secretaries to the considerable surn. was spent on Jockey Club, slated today that Pye who was bought from Notts send a delegate to the meeting and Lady Wentworth's filly, You County as an inside-forward of the International Olymple

Never Can Tell, should not and is now playing centre-for Committee, which is being held '. have been included among the ward. Hancocks and Williams, here from April 24 to 2015

the During the meeting the venue acceptors for the One Thousand were secured from Walsall, Quineas issued yesterday, April Third Division club on the out for the 1850 Olympic Games skirts of Wolverhampton, and will be chosen Router, an eat 20-Beuters

100 to 7 Jel Hind and Peter Flower

100 to 0 bar ave-Reuter,

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