1949-05-03 — Page 6

NEW ZEALANDERS' TOUR

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, TUESDAY, MAY 3, 1949.

OUTDOOR SEASON OPENS

HUTTON & ASPINAL TAKE THE HONOURS FOR YORKS Roly Jenkins In Form Against Essex

Bradford, May 2.-Len Hutton, England opening bat, and Ronald Aspinal, burly Yorkshire pace bowler, took the honours on the New the accond day of the match between Yorkshire and Zealand touring team here.

A sparkling 167 by Hulton helped Yorkshire to make 346-in their first In the re- Innings in reply to the tourists' score of 370 for seven declared. mylning minutes New Zealand lost two second Innings wickels for only seven runs, Aspinal chiming both opening hatsmen.

Hutton showed he is as hungry for runs an ever even after three suc-. eessive-years of continuous cricket. In the first over he produced a superb square drive in taking a boundary off the slow lefthander, Burtt, and then followed a typical late cut for four against Cowie.

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Royal Forest

The Derby Favourite

D3, snicked u Hulton, when ball just in front of Scott at ürst slip, but went on to com- Plese his century in just under wide Using three hours. range of off strikes, he added another 50 in an hour and at with lea was still undefeated 161 to his credit,

Yorkshire were then 113 rung behind with four wickets down. Varaley inoked far from con- fortable after lunch and it was nourrier when he was bowled roun; his leg at 130,

DAVIS CUP

Clean Sweeps

For France

& Denmark

Watson helped Hutton to add 36 for the fourth wicket and was then bawled by the off-spinner, well Cowie bowled Rabone. without fuck. None of the bats- Hutton, were men, including

The cold happy aming him. wind kept the attendance down to about 7,000.

Button held out for a further 20 minutes after tea and then to fine leg. gave n tame valch His 167 included 20 fours and was made in just over four and

half hours. Only on three ce- casions was the England opening bat tricked into fuise strokes.

wicket stand with His th

a fine half Lester, who made century, realised 09.

After Yorkshire had failed by only 25 runs to head the New Zealamlers on the first innings. Honald Aspinal, big built fart medlum bowler, struck a great in the blow for Yorkshire

Tam Clark, University of Califórnia, leads Jack Miller and Hugh Mitchell of UCLA to the wire in the 880-yard dash at Berkeley on April 16.

Miller who is finishing second in the aliove pic-

with

Clark ture was disqualified for interfering and Mitchell awarded second place. The time was 1.55 minutes. California won the meet 67% to 631⁄2-AP Wirephoto.

minutes remaining by dismissing CORNELIUS RYAN SURVEYS both the tourists' opening bats- men for only seven runs.

from Lester Apurt

and the other Yorkshire Coxon,

to find their early season

Mondorf Les Bains, batsmen looked like men strøg-

May 2g Luxembourg, France has won her first form.

Lester hit one half volley the preliminary round of

beating ron Cowie out of the ground. Cup by Davis

Cowie was the pick of the Luxembourg.

New Zealand attack, but

Jer

the

Aaps

the able to close might easily have restricted the Yorkshire total.

In the third and fun day bowlers were not helped by the London, May 2.--Major yesterday afternoon, France won placing in the field. A side bel- Buchanen's Royal Forest both singles matches. Heart Results:

Bolle Gesa Weathen was made favourite for the

(France) beat Derby when the card was (Luxembourg) 6-0, 6-2, 6-1; beat (France) Remy over at the Victoria Paul 'called

here Club

tonight. His Gaston Wampach (Luxembourg) the price was cut from 10 to 16-1, 6-3, 4-6, 6-3

France had already won out- right the previous singles and

to 7 to 1.

The first six horses quoted in doubles.-Assoclated Press. the betting were all well backed.

There was also strong support

JANES WIN

2.-Den- May

for Barnes Park, third in the Copenhagen,

ilo

THE SCOREBOARD

The scoreboard at the end or second day's play read:

NEW ZEALAND

1st innings 370.

2nd innings,

B. Sutcliffe b. Aspinal

V. Scott bw. bowled As-

pinal

Two Thousand Guinens. was on offer at 25 to 1. Swallow mark beat Israel by five matches W. Hadice, not out Tail, who was made favourite 10 love and advanced into the W. Wallace, not out at the first callover, closed at 8 second round of the Davis Cup

to

tonight.

QUOTATIONS

The quotations were:

1 bgainst Royal Forest

8 to 1 Swallow Tall

100 to 7 Hindostan

100 to 6 Peter

Nimbus

Flower and

20 10 1 Fontenay II and

Amour Drake

45 to Bhenca Park

33 to Highlander III, Ridge Wood and Welsh Minstrel.- fleuter.

Race Entries

Entries for the 6th Extra

May 7 are given below.

for Starters

the

tournament,

where she will

meet France.

The results of yesterday's two Torben singles matches were Ulrich (Dermark) bent Arleh Weiss 6-4, 3-0, 1-8, 6-0, 0-3 and Kurt Neilsen (Denmark) de feated Yehuda Finkelkraut a-1. 6-3, 6-1-Associated Press.

Fred Perry's

New Job

Extras

Some Performances Of The

Indoor Track Season

Richmond Morcom of New Hampshire, a mem- her of the United States Olympic team at the Lan- don Games, set the best competitive mark of the last few weeks of the American Indoor track sen-

Son.

Morcom, who turned professional as a coach at the end of the indoor season, climaxed his career with a vault of 14 feet 9 inches in his next to last It was the appearance in competition on March 9. best vault by anyone throughout the entire season.

Woo accomplished

Cleveland and the next night,

at the Chiago Daily News Meet:

the which concluded

season, mark of

Morcom won with

14 feet 8 inches.

Harrison Dillard, Olympic 100 Metres Champlon, equalled the

Lor American record

the 60 when he for two yards high hurdles

won at Chicago in 7.1 seconds. Three days earlier al Montreal he had set two new Canadian indoor records-6.3 seconds for the 50-yard high hurdles and the 50-yard for 5.2 seconds dush.

YORKSHIRE

Cresswell

167

14

1st lanings.

C1 llution

Rabone

Well Wilson b, Burt

Halliday-c.-Cave-b-Cress-

The outdoor season started in California the last week-end in March with the best

Yardley D, Cowic

marks

Watson b. Rabone

11

Lester e, Sutcliffe b. Burtt Coxone, Cowie b. Burtt

30

being set by another Olympic

41

the University of California

at

totton, May 2-Britain's Aspinal c, Donnelly b, Burtt termis rulirs have engaged Wardle b, Cowic

Fred Perry,

tennis players of recent years.

10

C+ Mooney British Brennan greatest

Cowle the British Robinson, not out

Extras

help pep up Davis Cup team which faces Czechoslovakia at Wimbledon on May 14 to 17.

Perry, now a professional and

England's Soccer Teams For Continental Tour

Lontion. May 2-Frank Swift, many times England goalkeeper, who an« nounced that he would retire at the end of this season, has been included in the English Football Association team for the Continental tour this month: The following 20 players have will play Sweden In Stockholm on May 13, Norway in Oslo on been selected:

Goal: E. Dichbura (Tot May 18 and France in Farls on tenham Hotspur), F. Swift May 22.

matches will be

team י"י

(Manchester City). E. Willimins (Wolverhampton Wanderers); played against Finland in Hel- ogainst Full-backs; J. Aston (Manches-pink on May 15 and

United)

Ellerington Holland in Amsterdam on May (Southampton), E. Shimwell 18.

E. Westwood

ter

Sthapo City).

Half-backs: II. Cockburn (Manchester United), J. Dic kenson (Portsmouth), N. Frank- in (Stoke). 11. Harrison (Leices- ter City), W. Jones (Liverpool). A Lelty (Derby County), R.

Walter Winterbottom will be team manager, and Jimmy Trotter (Churlion) and Jesso Carver (Millwall) will as trainers.-Reuter.

travel

Wright (Sunderland), W. Wright HOME FOOTBALL (Wolverhampton Wanderers).

London May 2.-The results Forwards: R. Bentley (Chel-

C. of soccer games played today sen). T. Finney (Preston), Gibson (Aston Villa). A. Harris were:

First Division (Portsmouth), R. Langton (Pre-

Middlesbro 0 (Mid-Manchester 1 W. Mannion stan).

1 2 Presion dlesbrough). J. Milburn (Now- Wolves castle), J. Morris (Derby Coun Third Division (Northern) 1y), S. Mortensen (Blackpool), Southport Mullen (Wolverhampton Tranmere Wanderers).

Rowley

J.

(Manchester United).

Orient

The team leaves England by Palace air in two parties on May 10 and

Berry

Appli

AND IF YOU CATCH!

THE FLU WHO'LL NURSE

YOU ME OR THE REF

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1 Chester

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Other Matelies

2

1 Queen's P. Sunderland

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-Bculer.

JOHN MACADAM'S COLUMN

New Men Wanted

For England's

Soccer Team

By ALEX JAMES England's Soccer selectors have

A Two-Book Contest been snared by their

Of 20 Chapters

This is a two-book contest of more than 20 chapters each book between, on our left, Trevor Wignall and Peter Wilson,† and the way the customers and ourselves want to see this scrap is for you two fellows to shake hands now and come out fighting

Wignall has been scrapping around since 1896, and Wilson since 1928, and while sports fans who will want to delve deeply into both their books will find a contrast in styles as wide as from South Kensington to South Devon, we warrant that the delving will be both informative and interesting.

own caution. Determined to win the international cham- pionship, they shied at the slightest risk in picking the Wembley team.

And where have they got to with it all?

The team came unstuck, and the selectors are wallowing in doubt. Pidyers who might have been tried against Scotland are still unknown quantities in the international field.

It would have been simple to test outstanding youngsters not this season. England loat

a Just the championship, but wonderful chance of "blooding" new stars.

Prestige is important in the European tour next month. Wo cannot afford to lose, and the F.A. must not be panicked in-

The Wignallian prose is redo-charged one that produces such

paragraphs lent of the old prize-ring-he futroductory

D: Yuseel (The Muscle) says things like "At the risk of When appearing didactic.." and the Jacobs grabbed the mike at Yan Wilsonian of the new

super-kee Stadium. New York, and to too many changes.

British Greyhounds Running For Dollars

Three British grey hounds and one Irish win- ner have been flown to America to try for dollars in the American Derby at Boston on May 9.

John Jollisse, British and European represen- tative for the Taunton Racing-Association, organised. the expedition."

There's one bad hitch in the can't come scheme If the dogs

NO WISER

bawied to an astonished multi- lude-We wuz robbed... we shoulda stood in bed! history was runde at a fight."

The touring players must in- Notwithstanding the contrast-clude the steady stock side, with ing of Books for everybody, at the right moment.

there is a lot in youngsters rendly for trying out..

But however you

these two

Wignall portentously reminds

thousands of

pouncis'

look at it.

the behemoths of sport that they the selectors are no water than particularly the Soccer when the season started.

Tom Finney may be a fiddling orth of free publicity from the winger, but played outside.

think

ho may save some anxious newspapers every day and Wil- son, for all his fascination with moments for the F.A.

Hert Williams

(Wolves),

a

his ringside view of every big fight here and abroad, for these 'keeper, and Walter Harri- past 21 years, is meticulous in

son (Leicester) should be inclui- his debunking of every facet heed. So should Don

can, in the most astringent terms (Leicester). he can lay tongue to.

HIS TROUBLE

team member, Craig Dixon of off with at least some of the Airmen Complete For lustance, of Gene Tunney

The Government

Soccer Tour

Revie

who can play "in almost any position and is just the Ucket for a touring team.

A GOOD PROSPECT

he says "The trouble is that he Much as I like Jackle Milburn, Los Angeles, who diet the 120- prize inney.

could read.. and of Mushky | I reckon he will be dropped. yard high hurdles in 14 seconds permits no dog to enter Britnin

Jackson, that Broadway charac-For centre forward there is and the 220-yard low hurdles without remaining in quarantine for six months. So, returning

tour by Byingter whose duly real trouble was either Jack Lee (Leicester), A football from the Americni greyhound boat through North Barnes and with the English language, he Charlie Wayman (Southamp COMPETITION classic, they'll be making no Sarawak has been made by No. declared: "I sure would like to ten), or even Tommy Lawton.

money for their owners. for six 209 Hongkong Squadron's come ta England and see the re-months. They'll be in the dog Soccer XI. The team, based at Dolby Beefsteaks run on the

Seletar, near Singapore, were Epstein Downs."

B

+

in 22.8 seconds. EUROPEAN

340

Only

Bowling.

three Europeans matned in America for competi-pound. tion in the last month of the in-

that he the last year played he helped the British

Cowic Cave Burtt

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4 87

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door season-Holland's Willy Slykhuis

24 6 54

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12 134

Sutcliffe

2

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U

Meeting of the Jockey Club for American citizen, who will be 40 this month. won 30 of the 38 encounters he played in the Nicholson Stakes, Mount Davis Davis Cup for Britain.

Mount

Stakes, First and secondl sec- tions, all carry 147 lbs.

1.

Mount Nicliclsen Stakes, Clase to win the Cup. That was in 21 Mile, 1949 Ponies).-Araxy. 1930, but ever since the sting Busy Bee, Canadian Potato Cuore has gone out of British tennis. Epinard, Good News, Kolinsky,

The British team of this year, the Portu- Mottram, defeated

Liberty Diamond, Morning Sky.

Reputation, Speed Wheel. Sunki spearheaded by The Hopeful, Vanguard.

2. Mount Parker Stakes, (INA

Furlonga. Class A. Old cuese by ve games to nil ini

Sec.).

Pontes-Estellita 147: Flying Dragon the Orst round.-Reuter.

139: Gentleman Jin 147; Hanny Bos

147: Hongkong Maiden 147; National

Glory 147: Radar 147; Shangrila

154; 9eber 155: Sprinter 165,

3. Taino han Stakes, at See).

1 Mile, Clars 7, 014 Punies-Al

Louis Feels Fine.

Fres 147; Arque II 147: Bronie Monila. May 3-Joo Louis. 185; Carlsen 152: Corrie Doo 147; Emeraldo 147: Fluke Shot

COUNTY CRICKET

Essex

Slykhuls was the only winner,

a

season's

Tiny Hancocks (Wolves), who played so well against Switzer- That is the prevalling note of land, is the direct, forcing wing. Trainer Stanley Diss has two able to make this tour by flying

He is two footed, at home on in the Sunderland in which Alra lot of the Wilsonlanu, and high- we so badly need.

have Norway's Erling Kaas dogs with him. One of them is

Night Breeze, the has won over Vice-Marshal A. C. Sanderson, y diverting most of it is. The and France's Marcel Hansenne.

£1,000 and five trophies for her Air Officer Commanding, Mai-latter part of his book is devoted either wing, and the

perlance he needs. taking a mile race in New York owner, William Charles of Lon-aya, was making an inspection to an analysis of the fighters he Cup campaigning will

tour of landing fields and tying has seen; weight by weight, and given him all the big-match ex- I'd like to see Freeman (Ful- 2in 4:11.4. a time

which was don.

stuff of controversy.

hom) at full-back. A good bettered later in the month by

raand, The other dog Blss is taking boat anchorages under his com- here should be a great deal of une

He picks Louls as his big man, prospect. When he forgets about tour with Fred Wilt, who was beaten con-

Opening the

draw with the Tommy Loughran as his best coring goals from the half-way sistently by Slykhuis during the is Daytown Whitethorn, belong-

Football cruiser, with Len Harvey as the line and drops into position, he (Sarawak) He has run 20 Kuching Dutchman's stay, Will's time ating to Mrs D. 1. Ash of Wol-goallesa erratic Tony

verhampton. Cleveland was 4:10.9.

has Club, a match fought in torren- best British cruiser of the period will be a great detender.

and

one. against whom the RAF players tial rain, the Kans, a

a pole vaulter, couldn't races, winning eight and London, May 2.-While Hut-

flew to "Jesselton, capital of breath of suspicion was never match Morcom, and innsenne won about £3B0. ton was scoring a

Borneo, to beat raised" and so he works through century

Another topflight British con-British North

depend on television and news- against the New Zealanders at was benten by Phil Thigpen in a 1,000-yard race. Thigpen had

learn Included several better read for yourself. the Worcestershire spinner, also Bradford today, Rols Jenkins, to turn in the best time of the tender will be Delmer Crystal a local slde 4 goals to mil. The the weights in a manner you had back to the small ones and wil

Against the hard glitter of this papers for their big money, known British greyhound en- Mainy constables from the North

epigrammatle writing there is the He pleads for better comfort showed a glimpse of his South last four weeks, 2:12.0, to beat from the Kennels of a well-home

Constabulary. thusiast, Miss Deimer Brice of Borneo win over a Chinese XIgaslight nestalgia of Wignall's for the terrace fans: he recallo African form when playing for

3-0 A the MCC

which F/Lhalf-century of recollection that the Golden Age of the early 20's. against

Sandakan, in log, necording

Dolphin scored all the goals, takes in not only the sport, but and still praises the current up-

Bays Fiving Wheel 159: Ingrid 147: Kelly weight champlon who arrived

After

trainer, Robert Burls, has done ended the tour and avenged a also the social background of the and-comers; he 17: Kwon Ming 147 ning by plane on Monday for two

for four. Jenkins claimed four

Indoor weeks Miami Beauty

ever enw, at greatest try he season his best at the 525-yard track previous 4-0 defeat suffered by three-Boer World I and World Shaw, Scots fly-half, scored the 1471 Marigold 147 17: Pesenek 147; Tears Bridge 147 exhibition matciter** of

were:

at Celtic Park in Belfast, Nor- the Hongkong Squadron at the wars.

He as actively in the first two, Twickenhamn in 1939, and C, B. Iosebud 141; Shinhin 155; Strathna rounds each on Thursday night, wckets for 10 runs in six overs. The collapse continued so that toder that he is feeling the last, the wickets fell for 83

Ireland, 60-yard dash-William Dwyer

thern

ran the hands of the Chinese team. and did a job in Hara 147.

suld

of Rhode Island, 6.2 secs. Slaken. 4. Melni Davis

course in 29.13 seconds. to give my the And ready

and the MCC gained a lead of

440-yard run-Mat Whitfeld,

The Squadron team was cap- and from one end of the half-ry was the Champion of Cham- Sec.), Fram 2 M.P.. 1949 Pontes,fine

of words Dallerinn. By the way, Condor, Dat best out here."

Ohio State 40.7.

A case of distemper cut short tained by Corporal T. F. Ste- century to the other, he was Loals will fight Jim Wilkins, Handy

Included Farmers,

have

the spining millions Somerset,

not who plus, Ennard,

of the Irish phenson, and run-Frank Fox, the racing carcer GOO-yard States Army United

S/L. sport and fiction. Commander, Happy Return, Jorrocks, Kwong local

and beaten Glamorgan since the war. Seton Hall College, 1:10.0.

Buller," to Squadron

THE MOVE BACK entry, Meddlesome champion, Leung, tim, Treasurer.

1 heavyweight

held a fair chance of beating

880-yard run-Don Gehrman, only two races so far. The it. Hatfield, D.F.C., Engineer Old then trade punches with the champlons in their friendly U. of Wisconsin. 1:53.1,

Luxton, Flying K.

Officer This has made no cffete elder | nail, dog won one of these at Shel-II 1,000-yard run-Phi Thigpen, borne Park, Dublin. Its owner. W. H. J, Kearney. Aircraftman statesman of probably the grea hero's teh at Taunton. Conner 144: Hanny Valley 130 Stevens, Pacifle Coast fighter.

Loula received

Somerset daimissed the Seton Hall, 2:12.0.

John McGrath, says the dog is 3. Martin, L.A.C. W. Hill, Flight test sports writer of us all. He welcome at the International

after an One Mile-Fred Wat New in good shape now. He will Lieutenant T. O. Smith, and foresceo, as we have done our Mayor Manuel Welshmen for 215,

Officar E.G.N. Cop-selves for some time, that sport the opening partnership of UT by York, 4:10.0.

take the dog to Boston himsel Flying

will move out of the vast stadia Talmoshan Stakes, (2nd See.) Airport with

Fuente heading

Emrys Davies and P. Clift, and Two Miles-Curtis Stone,

-Associated Press. Inown Bnished the

day 125 runs on Philadelphia, 9:00.1. fighters like with nine wickets left.

Glamorgan could not master 60-yard! hurdles Harrison the googlles and ler breaks of Dillard, 7.1. Lawrence, who bowled sklifully ligh Jump-Bill

5.

Victoria Penk 11'cap.. Стани 2. See Once Round Poles Amazon 159:

147: retired and undefeated heavy-ord sex had amassed 293

Akv

Jeep Lee 180; Lily 148: Lucky Strike 145: tehard I 140; Fmme 144: V3 Day 145.

1 Mile. Class 7. Did Ponies-Airfield | da

187: Elmer 147: Fat Choy 147: Flight welcomers.

11

142: Good Bay 147: Tranny Event 147: Louis said he had

Ilarvard 160; Jackal 130: Kingster

147: Midnight Express 159, Natonal "good Filipino

three

Chard 150: Pacific 158: Prosperity the Docusen brothers."-United 147: Rosemarie 147; Sans Atout 147: Press.

Sapientia 205: Sino Marshal :147;

Sulphur 147: Wright 147,-

7.

Mount Parker Stake, (2nd

Sec.), Fur, Clan B, Old Pontes-

Arefle 147; Atlantic 107: Busted

22.

Hansenne,

at

BEST MARKS Best marks in the last four

of the

Vensle,

International Horse Show

and took seven for^09.

New York, 0 feet 7 in.

+

and Harold Gimblcit made 87 for Somerset's wicket.

2011

first

Straight 147: Emperors Cat 147: Rome, May 2-Spain's neat

Fearless Winess 147 Jeep Beauty

107: Lola Aapola 147; Sure Shot 147 riding cavalry Tonsail 155."

Ponlearest Beauty 137; Dom!

team again do- minated the 18th Rome Internn-

CLOSE OF PLAY SCORES

Close of play stores were: At Lords: MCC 378 for Elrich 02 not out); Essex 350 (Avery 143. Bailey 871.

Victoria Teak Peap, national Horse Show yesterday.inclared and 108 for 3 (W. J. Bec.). Once Round, Class 2014 Spain got first and third places.

On this third day of the meel hion Day 191; Firing Arrow 135: Ing, Britain and Sweden for the Jeen Bhine 141; Pearl Diver 133:

Shannen 189: Brst time were placed among the

lensant Valley 140:

Bonkunpote 148: Bunshine 153,

B. Mount Parker Riske, a first five, who got ribbons.

Rec.), 6 Fur., Class 8, Old Ponies.

Eire and Italy yesterday fall- Ame: Clipper 147 Betty L 152; ed to show-Associated Press.

Down 147: Dirigendfield 147; Xym

At Oxford: Oxford University 328 nurt 81 for 3; Gloucester- hire 239 (Emmet 78, Allon 113, Chnsterton for 713.

"At Taunton: Somerset 204 and--134-for-one (Cimblett 02

Witsere 147: Mabuliny 147;i Patina: Swimming Cancelled int it almorzan 218 (Clit

147: Pinkie. 182: Trial Trip 153

io mint Davis Riskoi, “....(Ind

The European

Y.M.C.A. and dance

Pimits - Oainion,

10. W. Jones 51, Lawrence 7 for 80)

At Portsmouth: Real. Navy May say: Queen, arranged for Wednesday at 8241 (Ainsworth 07. Racing harpshoofer, Birychnine vertory p.m. has been postponed to Hampshire 136 for 4 (McCorkoll Bhip. Castle Princas, Good News, Felday at 7p.m.

09)-Reuter. The Tigrean..

gec.) Frame-4.MP. 1940 Pane swimming gain Amsterdam, Honey Dew, Jemima,

Pole Vault-Richmond Mor- com, 14 Icel 0 in.

Broad Jump-Jewell Daily, Purdus U., 24 feet 7 in.

Shot Put-Jim Fuchs, Yalo U.. 30 feet 3 in.

35-lb. weight-Jim Scholtz, Army. 57 feet 11 in.

Today's Football

There will be two First Divi- slon League soccer matches. played this evening.

At Boundary Street, Police meet St. Joseph's.

At Caroline Hill, South China "A" meet RAF,

The kick-off in elther match is at 6 p.m."

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Wilson

the third

of

pions,

Most certainly two for 'the shelves.

"Almost Yesterday" (Hut- chinson; 16s), by Trevor-Wig

⚫ "Ringside. Scat”. (Rich ähc Cowan, 12s. 6d), by Peter. Wilson,

-(London Expresa. Servios)

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