LAST NIGHT'S 'BOXING
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, WEDNESDAY, MAY 11, 1949.
Inter-Services Cup Won By Army
By "SIDELINER"
Army won the Inter-Service Challenge Cup when the finals of the Hnogkong Inter-Services Open Boxing Championships for 1949 were held at the China Fleet Club last evening before a huge and enthusiastic andience. Four semi-final matches preceded the Championship bouts and all matches were keenly contested, three being won by the knockout route and one on default when, a conter- tant sprained his thumb in a mix-up.
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At the conclusion of the bouts, Air Commodore Davies presented the prizes to the winners and runners-up at each weight and the Inter-Services Challenge Cup to the Army who won with 22 points, Royal Navy being second with 6 points and RAF third with 5 points. Here are brief accounts of won if the Fight had gone an the semi-finals and finals:
WELTERWEIGHT SEMI-FINALS
Kowell v. Kelly
In the opener, the Welter weight semi-final between Gc Powell (A) and Pte. Kelly (Buffs); Kelly carried the fight) to his opponent, scoring re peatedly with left Jabs to the Lead and several short rights to the heart which slowed Fowell, forcing him on Powell was the more styllah fighter but failed to cope with the rushing tacties of his advers' sary and lost the boat on points,
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other round.
FEATHER FINAL
(Buffs) on a KO. In the Arst
Final-L/Cround. Pte.
THE RESULTS Bantam-weight McGregor (Buffs) best Kearey (Buffs) on pointa.
Featlier Weight Final.--Plc. Boxall (Buffs) beat Pte. Lloyd (Buffs) on points.
Light-Weight Final-L/SA Chanter (Harl) beat Ple, Coates (Bura) on a K.D. in the first round.
Baxali v Lloyd. There was never any doubt as to the outcome of this second all over lus opponent from the all-Buffs bout. ns Boxall was opening bell. He clipped Loyd with his righ, drawing blood from the bridge of his nose, and
L/Heavy-Weight Final-Gar. followed up with D-left Jab which opened a cut in Lloyd's Caira (RA) beat Plc. Dunne right ear.
defensive. After the first round, Lloyd
Vigus v. Campbell
A/C Campbell (RAF) gained rather unpopular decision over Pio. Vigus (Buffs) to enter the final. It appeared that Vigus was well ahead on points in the Arst round and up to the time when: Campbell, a Joi- hauder, changed
to a right- hand stance and so confused Vigus that be Wax tagged ⚫several times on the jaw by
Campbell's right.
Heavy-Weight Final. -- LÁC Wlison (R.A.F.) beat Mine.. Jeffreys (London) on points.
Middle-Weight Final, — Gor. Trant (R.A.) beat A/B Bland (Concord) on points,
Welter-Weight Final A/C Campbell (R.A.F:) beal Pte. Kelly (Duffs) on a K.O.. In the second round.
was a gory sight but fought on TWO PLANELOADS FOR
amely and got in several tell-
ing blows to the body, but the
youthful Boxail took all the STOCKHOLM CONTAIN
punishment Lloyd dished out and returned blow for blow.
Will Linyd tiring towards the end of the contest, Boxal! scored with rights and lefts at will and the bell saved Lloyd from further punishment.
LIGHTWEIGHT FINAL
Coates v. Chanter After an Initial skirmish. Contes (Buffs) climbed on his bicycle and went round
and round the ring. Chanter (HMS walted his chance and
third round with Vigus, keeping Campbell at a distance with his left Campbell attempted
Both came out fighting in the up with Coates on the
ropes.
to As Coates tried to cover up close in as he appeared to have the heavier punch in the tin a crouch, Chanter threw a
fighting
terrife right to the solar plexus and scored telling
and blows in the body when he got canvas
stretched Coales
on the élose enough.
and thus the fight ended, Charter winning in the Brst minute of the first round.
LIGHT HEAVYWEIGHT FINAL
MIDDLEWEIGHT- SEMI-FINALS
Kingsley v. Trant This bout started off with Kingsley (HMS
Concord) forcing Trant (RA) onto the mpes and scoring repeatedly with left hooks to the body Trunt, slowly, gained the ascen- dency and, had one of his ter- Hifle huymakers connected. the fight would have been over,
As it was, soon after the start of the second round Kingsley sprained his right thumb during o mix-up in one of the corners and--had to concede the fight.
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£500,000 Soccer
Worth Of
Players
London, May 10-Twenty-six English soccer stars, whose value in transfer fees is computed at £500,000, left Northolt air port in two planes yes- terday for Stockholm.
Twenty-three players, including England's cap- tain, Billy Wright, of Wolverhampton Wanderers, were in the first aircraft with Walter Winter- bottom, England team manager.
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In
the
second plane with; Football Association officials and sports writers were three more players, Roy Bentley of Chelsen, Harry Cockburn and Jack Aston, both of Manchester United.
Winterbottom, before leaving. said the players "hope to uphold
footbald England's
prestige. The games against Finland and
England's matches on the tour Holland will give us a chance to blood our young players."
Donne v. Caira Caira (RA) became the Light Heavyweight Champlon when former ABA Champion of South ho, knocked out Dunne (Buffs),
Lara Kent one and a half
minutes after the opening bell. Fur
After chasing Dunne all over right,fe Dunne's head and Dunns the ring, Cairn loosened a left- dropped to the made several vallant attempts to canvas. He rise but was-out of it-
HEAVYWEIGHT FINAL Wilson v. Jeffreys
was one of the closest evening with managing to
This
Eland v. Brennan Bland (KMS Concord) in the. inilla round, was cautious and mude the mistake of allowing bouts his opponent to
carry
the Wilson fight. He lost out on reach and In the second round slipped "and on" rising was floored with
a one-two to the head.
of.
the
Victory Shield Match Today
at
May 13, versus Swedien Stockholm.
May 15, versus Finlond al Helsinki.
May 18, versus Norway at Oslo and versus Holland at Amster- dam,
May 22 versus France Parts.--Associated Press.
at
Philippines May Boycott The. Melbourne Games
"pro-
They'll be just about drawing slumps now of Lord's.
League Bowls Season Opens On Saturday
The League lawn bowls season will open on Saturday afternoon and the following teams have been selected to represent Craigengower Cricket Club against the Kowloon C.C.:
At the Valley, CCC In the First Division will be represen-.] ted by: J. W. Leonard, L. C. R. Souza, A. E. Contes, D. W. Bradbury (skip); J. H. Xavier, G. S. Souza, A. M. Omar, J. S. Landolt (skip); Francis Lee, A. A. Razack, K. M. Omar, U. M. Omar (skip).
NEW ZEALANDERS SCORE THEIR FIRST VICTORY
Worcester, May 10.-Excellent left arm bowling by burly Tom Burtt, supported by the alert wicket keeping of Frank Mooney, who claimed six victims in the Worcester second innings, were mainly responsible for the New Zealanders' initial first class victory, winning. by 150 runs.
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Set to make 367 runs to win in just under five hours, the County side were.2 always struggling against steady bowling und keen fielding, which was marred only by thros dropped deep field catches when Howarth hit out in the closing stages.
Nine wickets were down for 167 when Jackson joined Howorth, who promptly spoiled the figures of Burtt by a spirited onslaught which brought him 60 runs in 30 minutes.
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At Birmingham; Warwick..
Still unbeaten when Jackson they had to rely chiefly on their | was run out after u stand of 39 new captain, H. Doltery to oco shire beat Gloucestershire by 0: In 31 minutes. worth had them safely through. batled 35 minutes for 62, l- cluding three axes and eight fours.
BARRACKING
challenge to
or
wickets. Gloucester 84 and 347. (All 80. Townsend B for 37); Warwickshire 200 and 186 for 4
Dollery on not out).
At Cardiff: Glamorgan drew
Hampshire, with
Glamorgan 337 and 180 for $ declared (E. Davies 50, Parkhouse 55, Keath.
for 100);; Hampshire 242 and 100 for 5. In
Rel
At Cardiff, hopes of a sport- Burtt's accuracy, fighting and ing finish failed because him as a bowler to be feared, Glamorgan's ocensionat sharp spin, showed Hampshire's refusal to accept especially on helpful pliches. 270 to win in 220 minutes. The
Mooney well deserved his suc-big third day crowd, frustrated cesa, taking his four catches and by the stubbornness of the and cleanly. two stumping chances quickly Hampshire betting, indulged
frequent bursts of- barracking.
A Manchester: Sussex beat The match ended in a draw Lancashire by 05 runs. Sunsex with Glamorgan taking points 337 and 240 for 2 declared (John for first innings' lead."
Langridge 120, C. Oaken 30 nol
made at word
the game
Hayes, the young pace bowler, gave promiss of developing into a very useful opener when he has thoroughly accustomed Although three declarations out): Lanes 293 and 189 (Wash- himself to English conditions.
brack: 87), al Possessing plenty of energy Cambridge, no. dennite result
AL Cambridge: University he kept up a good pace and could be reached. Essex, want drew with Essex, Cambride. 441 occasionally made the boll run fed a further 50 runs with four for one declared and 142 for 3 sway dangerously.
wickets in hand
declared (Dewes 68 not out); when play Essex 304 for 9 declared (Insole concluded.
FINAL SCORES
The final scoreboard read:
NEW ZEALAND
1st Inuluge 279.
2nd Innings 220 for 5 (đèn
At Kowloon C.C. In the Second Division, Cralgengower will be represented by: P. K, Lau; F. K. Modi, H. A. de B. Estelho, S, H, Marvin (skip); R. Tay, S. R. Solina, W. .clared. Howard, E. S. Franks (skip); G. Ladd, A. F. Ferreira. G. Hong Choy, A. J. Coelho (skip).
KBGC
The following have been selected to play for the Kowloon Howling
WORCESTER
Ist Innings 279.
2nd Innings,
Before the Cambridge Un Morris (8).
4 for 19) and 222 for 5 (Cray 51. versity second Innings was clos-
At Lords: Middlesex drew ed, John Dewes made.58 ond with Nottinghamshire.
Notts brought his total of the match
to 262 without being beaten.
304 and 220 (Kecion 60, Nard- staff 09, Gray D for 21): Middlesex 300 for 7 declared
FINAL SCORES ON The results of games ended and 107 for 9 (Edrich 08, Sime + today,were:
for 31)-Reuter.
Cooper #1. Mooney & Burtt 20 MAJOR LEAG ́ ́E BASEBALL
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Bird- b Burt Kenyone Mooney ↳ Hayes J Wyatt e Mooney b Burit Outschoorn si. Mocney
Burit
Jenkins b Hayes White c Mooney b Burtt Yarnold. e Mooney b Burti Howorth not put
Green Clubs in league Kamen on Saturday, commencing at 4 p.ini
let team v Club de Recreio "fi" at Austin Road.-J. Tindall, A. L, O, Eartman, L. A. Collyer, McKelvis skip: E. A. Atkins, G. E. F. Thomp son. W. C. Simpson. 1. Sykes skip):Perks c Wallace b Burtt
J, G. Robertson, L. Gaddi, J, Françr, A. 2. Tall (skin),
2nd team Indian Recreation Club at Sookinpou...---J, A. L. Pearson, D. | Trail. 8. H. Stronge. J. Hempsey rakip); F. A. Plume, J. Crighton, J. Roberts, R. Morelion (ektp); M. J. Wigginton, F., Guy, A, Hution, V. Chittenden (skip).
Jackson run out
Extras
Hayes
3rd team v H.K. Electric R. Club at Austin Road.-C. W. Greaves, R. H. Browne, T. J. Hemsley, T. Wien | Cresswell
skip): A. F. Wair.. T. P, St A. Reid Halley, L. E Lammert (skin P.
Burtt Itughes, E. F. S. Baker, J. G. Meyer, Burke -H. H. Hose (skipt
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A Lawn bow's match has been COUNTY Arranged between the Northumber land and Durian Asocialien and the Kowloon Bowling Green. Club to take place at Austin Road on Sun day, May 15. Players to Assemble
G. Sowell, W. Cowie, J. O. Stokoe, J. Fraser (skip): W. Chamber, A. Welr. A. A. Dand, J. Tindall (skip): J. Rowan, A. E. Eliot, A. N. Orier, 3. Hempsey (15); E. Cato, D. Monument, T. Waller, R. Batley (skip).
Any other members of the Asse-
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་་་ -Rouler
CRICKET
Cleveland Fans Given "Freeze Tickets”
New York, May 10.-Little Mickey Haefner of Washington Senators gave 6,208 Cleveland fans tho biggest baseball bargain of their lives today when he. pitched a one hit 1-0 shutout over Indians in a "free game" for which all customers got "freeze tickets.”
It was so cold in Cleveland Municipal Stadium that boss Bill Veeck decided to reward the loyal fans who brayed the elements by announcing they. all would be admitted free to any future game, But..... "Whijle they were shivering. the Washington left. hander, once rejected as a big Leaguer because he was too small, was pitching the hottest game of his career. But there was not the usual suspenso of a near no-hitter.
League
Tennis
Entries
The following are
(wo tenis), CRC,
Cleveland centre-felder Larry Doby took the pressure off in the very
first inning when he hit a clean single to right. Thereafter Haefner gave not a semblance of a hit, al- in the ninth the same
pitched bait
and got
troublesome- Poby-was nicker-
the with
Ken
Manila, May 10,-Con-
London, May 10.-There gress will be asked to vote
were some exciting finishes for a Philippine boycott off the Clubhouse by 3.4 p.m. in the The second game of the the 1950 Olympic Games in Association:
The following will represent the matches which ended today. County cricket Victory Shield football com- Melbourne us
EL protest
A grand day's cricket at Lords petition, between Combined against 'Australia's ban on
ended with Middlesex avoiding Services and Combined Asiatic immigrants..
defeat from Nottinghamshire (RAF) obtain the decision by a very Caroline Hill today at Gfecto fled a resolution to day etation are welcome and are aire average 86 runs an hour. Their
Chinese, will be played at Congressman Francisco Per-
with one wicket intact, Middic sex,-"set"to"inake 222 In two narrow margin.
35 minuter, needed to entries for the Hongkong around-to-third-on a sacrifice Jeffreys (HMS Loadon) at- p.m. The first game played which would have the House of a game. Please turn up if you can: effort-to-beat-the-clock nearly Tennis League. On rising again he began to Wilson on
tacked from the outset and had on R. N. ground was won by Representatives express force the Baht and just before dished out the punishment
the ropes while he Services with a score of found and vigorous"
cost them the match. They re- the end of the second round he
opposition
quired 25 when stumps to Philippine participation in felled Bremen (Buffs) with the de
The second round
4-3. Wilson
drawn. the pantes. old one-tap.
gradually Aurit from the defensive into the, attack though
The Services are the present
The resolution says Australia's The third saw Brennen tiring visibly and between the two fighters.
and final round there was very little to choose holders of the Victory Shield racial discrimination is a great and need a further win or draw offence against the Filipino ile appeared to shy of the This third round found both
to retain the Shield for the cur- | people," heavy punches of Bland who fighters tired and many of their rent season.
It states many other countries began
to stalk his opponent, punches found thin akt. How-
of Asia are planning to boycott Should the Chinese obtain a the Melbourne Olympics be- throwing punches with both ver Wilo appeared to have win the third and final game cause of the hands as soon as he got near the upper hand and knocker will be played on May 18 of While Australia,
obnoxious policy enough. Bland was given the Jeffreys to the ́ ́decision,
canvas for aftground to be decided).
If the resolution is passed, count of three just before the Prices of admission for to-day copy will be forwarded to Aus- the bell
tralian Prime Minister, Covered, Stands, $2.40: Un- Joseph B. Chifley. Associated covered Stands, $1.20; Services, "Press. half price to Covered Stands.
BANTAM FINAL
McGregor Bearey
This all-Buffs fight provider
saw
WELTER FINAL
Campbell v. Kelly Campbell (RAF) 'was the
stylish boxing from both con- classier dghter and in the second testants.
McGregor -was ue round caught Kelly (Buffs) .on
Open BantamWeight tillo
1047 white. Kçarey
1948
In
the jaw with a wicked right holds the which ended the fight.
Service Bastam Weight
Novices Championship of the
Colony.
ut
came out Dahling
Was McGregor who
are:
(SCAA):
(SCAA),
(SCAA);
MIDDLEWEIGHT FINAL
(SCAA),
Bland Frank"
Hau Cheung Cheung
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HKFA Allocates
$23,000
To Charities
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. The teams are as follow:
'Chinese. Yu Yiu-tak
Arthur Peall says: Yung-cong
Shu-lings must often be taken to I kop A good anooker brosk Kam-hol
song. emiker, nearing his 50, Was Kam-hung faced with the last two rods, as Both
(SCAA)
Chung-sung | die
"I might Dave-averved round (CAA) Tang-Kwong-sum This bout featured fighters (Kit Chee); Fung King-choung
Covering caught the eye with his weaving with similar weaving stylesob (SCAA),
pod, and A and bobbing which caused the of attack. Trant was the more (SCAA);
Chu Wing-keung
"Diant" Chow younger Kearey to expend his experienced of the two and, as (KMB). Lee Tai-fat (KMB).
Man-chi energy in throwing punches in Bland tired in the final round, Services, Chr. Anderson to thin Bir
Trant scored with several heavy (Army); Sgt. Craighead McGregor, definitely the better body blows which forced Bland (Ariny). boxer, scored heavily with well-to back-pedal.
Yoo. Tozer Mimed Jobs.
CSMI Kearey was In-
Wentherall '(AAY), Elined
Up to the third round Bland FL/Lt. Wilson be wild in the carried the fight to his opponentRowlands
(RAF); E/M. linches. What blows he did but evidently tired and became
Ple West Making simultaneous contact washy ((RN),
ids cushion and second red. Then F/O Indd were well taken by Me discouraged because his beet Cpl. Higgs (RM): A/B Sims
Cross (RAF), he sanx black, notching 65.
A clever little kiss cannon might "Gregor, wite rolled with the blows were being constantly (RN), L/Cpl. Ramski (Army). an expert, but the line complete sesain top-of-the-table position for punches, ta
parried. He began missing his Reserves.Tadman (RN), Bab- However, toward the end of punches and
"Hie-up of all thron balls near the Trant forced the bage
spar leares only one sentiblo stroke the contest, youth was begin-pace
(RN), Gnr. up to the bell and had (Army), Ont. Brown (Army).
Marsden for average players. Take the thin ning to tell-and was doubtful Bland in a corner when the bell Team Manager.Mr
in-off red shown and play the ders whether McGregor would have saved him,
stroks from hand. Clarke, Cd. Bos'n, RN:
to
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But Mickey bore down: End were. "A" Division: Recreio, KTGC retired the dangerous
HKU, Keltner to end the game, He In forcing a draw, Middlesex SCAA and KCC. An entry is walked four
batters had to thank their last pair, Jack expected from the longkong another reactied first safely on Young and Leslie Compton, for CC.
Eddic
Robinson's error. batting out the final five
"B" Division; Recreto, IRC Sleve Gromek pltched a credit- minutes. Leslie Compton deve-LRC (two teams), HKU, CCC, lable game in defeat, scattering That $23,000 would be al-keeping wicket. He
loped a painful ankle while; SCAA and KCC. Entries are seven hits, but he was not up to located to ehitable institu- hospital and
went to expected from the RAF, USRC Haefner Senators, who scored came back on and HKCC. tions was revealeat yeater-crutches Compton hobbled to C Dishton: Recreio, IC, their western road trip. got thel eighth straight victory op. day's meeting of the Hongkong the wicket with George Mann as LHC, CRC (three teams Football Association
one their winning run in the fourth Council his runner. held at the offices of Messre Lo
of which will be all students), on Sherry Robertson's single, a The final over,, a malden seni KDRC. CCC, SCAA and KCC.
walk and Robinson's single... The Council
down by Jebson, was palyed by Entries are expected also from also approved Leslie Compton with nine of the the USRC and HKCC.
LOSING STREAK ENDS... the playing of 1wo charity Notts team within five yards of
Gerald Priddy ended the 10- Ladies' Doubles "A" Division: matches, the proceeds of one to the batsman.
game losing streak of Browns LRC, CRC, KCC and SCAA. be for the dependants of those With eight minutes left for killed in the Yangise shelling play, Sussex gained a well de- LRC, CRC, Recreio, KCC and Ladles Doubles "B" Division: and the proceeds of the other to served victory over Lancashire CCC. Entries in both sections the dependants ot tie
two at Manchester by 05 runs. are expected from the USRC. European inspectors and Chi- Set to get 265 to wit in three nese
Mixed detective murdered on a hours, Lancashire adopted a LRC, CRC, SCAA and KCC,
Dogbits "A" Division: launch
semi-defensive
role Cyell Mixed Doubles "B" Division Washbrook, brilliantly caught at LAC CRC-CCC-and-IIKU A combined --Chinese Icom versus a combined Services and forward mid-oit by John Oakes Teams are expected in Colony team was proposed for off James Langridge, hit 87 aut sections from the USRC. the Yangise match. Nothing definite was fixed and details but the rest of the stile falled Will be decided later.
unaccountably. Four wickets fell, at one period for ten rund THREE CENTURIES IN SUCCESSIVE INNINGS
*The to play
other charity match the cut- would be between the Kowloon non pos Motor Bus and the Chinese
AA Might-hand side and
A Rules Revision Committee comprising Mr H. K. Lee, Maj. J. Barrett, Mr A. McAlpine and Mr K. K. Yip was formed,
In the receipts and payments for the month ended April 30, it was disclosed that $14,052 was raisedat "the" International
and China,
of 130 in one hour 43 minutes.
both
KCC Tennis
and he waited until the last of the ninth to do it, hitting over the uncertain Red Sox.
home run that rotted a 2-1 victory
The blast broke up a pitching duel between Chuck Stobbs of Red Sox, who gave up only three hila
a la defest, and Hed Embree of Browns. Embree Anally won his first game after four straight defeats. The only tamazing blow he gave up was
home
Williams.
.run. pitch
pitch to Ted
Yankees made it two victories
The KCC have arranged out of three over second place the following tournament Tigers in Detroit, boating letly
ace Hal Newhouser,
0-1: tennis matches for this
Allie Reynalds pitched all
the way for New York to win his third game against one defeat Tommy Hch rich drove in the first two-yan kee runs, in the sixth with a triple and that marginwas onough.
TUESDAY
Mr L Deniarnia & J—Artsoni-v Arisa Figureido and A.E.P. Guest: J. Toller & P. Kest v Capt. Turner Cooks & D. Chen,
THE SCORES AMERICAN, "LEAGUE Today's' scores werdi:...
feel more
No batsman in England can
satisfied than John. week: Langridge, 39-year-old. Sussex opening bat and younger of the two brothers in the side.
Its scored his second century in the match and third in suc- The Finals of the Ladies Singles cosaive innings. Counting the Handicap will be played at 6-p.m. -{London. Expreis Service). Serica final between England hundred he scored in the two-W. H. N Lambert-Baker,
between Mm E. LoLitton and Es day friendly match with Hamp shire, so far this season he has The following semi-finals will be
THURSDAY. obtalued four centuries Ava played on: inatches my dear ag BASKETBALL
Mar Ward ant. R. 8. Capeli v Washington '1
Air E. Le Lition & E. Fincher: Today, he emulated J. T. Birs A. V. While winners Cleveland Following were the results of Tyldesloy and W. Place Tigueredo/Guer: On Baker Evans:
of Mr Benjamin/Artoon and Misa the Colony Basketball League (Lancashire), P. Holmes and E. quest; Capt, Tamer Cooke v win played at Caroline Hill yester Lester (Yorkshire) and. Dunisher of Dr H. Y. NUZ. O, P, Quest, day:
Compton (aliddlesex) in scoring
FRIDAY:
.. 4. Hegan, Tresh.jp A Division, Black, Cat Beat two sepahte hundreds In a Capt. Tumer Cooke. & Mr L. P. Boston Swatow Oversons 32-27, B Divi- match at Old Trafford..
Blokes v winner Wit Ward/Cappeti | St. Louis, alon, Black & White bent 5.C.M. Port 41-27; Ning Chun beat Ling three hours 20 minutes Lang-May 18 and the Anals of the New York
In obtaining 129. out of 240 in der Lilton/Fincher.pet
Red Sox p. Stobbs; c. Anifest It is hoped to hold the finale of
Doubles Handicap en Browns: p. Embree; c. Moss. {Xing School′21-18.
In a friendly match Canton of the Lanes attack. He hit one Bingice Handican early next week. Yankees Reynolds, o ridge was the complete master Mixed Doubles Handlerp and men Detroltondale 1 University beat tho. Wah Klux-and-16-tours Altogether in YESTERDAY'S RESULTS Ninthos. Commercial & Industrial Col- the match he scored 244 runs.
·BUT· COMS AND SE
DO NOT TO BRING HER
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LEAGUE SOCCER
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