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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, TUESDAY, MAY 17, 1949.

TRIUMPHANT TRIO

EMPIRE CRICKETERS MAY PLAY BIG PART IN COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP

By PETER DITTON

Empire cricketers will play a big part in this season's county championship. Four of them in particular, Pritchard of Warwick- shire, McMahon of Surrey and Walsh and Jackson of Lei- cestershire may prove the keymen of their respective county elevens.

Last year, Leicestershire were the only English county to have a professional captain. This year Leslie Berry has handed over his duties to Stuart Syming- ton, a young amateur who appeared twice for the county against Essex and Hampshire. This will leave Berry free to concentrate on his job as opening batsman, and a lot will depend on his efforts,

Symington is fortunate in having two such fine importations in his team as Last season Jack Walsh and Victor Jackson, both of whom are Australians.

the

match-1

-Wloning

really

COUNTY. CRICKET

These three stars swept the Multnomah Club of Portland, Ore., to victory in the AAU National Women's Indoor Swimming Championship held at Daytona Beach, Fla., by winning the 330-yard medley

They are, left to right: Sue Zimmerman, Nancy Merk Lecs and Billie Atherton.-AP Wirephoto,

London's Disappointing

Walsh captured more wickets than any other player in English cricket-174 at less than 20 runs each-and there is every indication that he will be just as successful this year, with his cloverly flighted leg-breaks and googlies.

London, May 18,-Rain cricket. George Em- Somerset at Taunton. It❘ League of the attack | ed Sharing most

relay. splendid start for Nor- molt, who usually goes in third today affected firat class with Walsh will be Jackson who was n

may prove 4 cricket for the first time this | last year just failed to complete thants and an omen for Somer-wicket town,

Jose capable deputy and big probably

things the crickelers' doable. Ife took set. They will

nico

Tom season. There was no play expected of and 07 wickets

scored over nuty more matches before the pre

Graveney, a powerful, free-in the match between Cam- grason is out. 1,000 runs. Including three cen-

batsman whe was bridge University and Lan- The county has to rely far scoring will be the turies. These two

Harold Gimulett | awarded his county cop fast cashire, no play beforo mainstay of Lalcester's bowllag too much on

If he falls, then season. Veteran Tom Goddard, rung. although In J. Sperry-a for its

should lunch in Glamorgan's game medium-fast left arm, the Somerset usually fall. Neither now in his 49th year, county bas agrest-hearted can the county claim to have again top the 100 wicket mark against Warwickshire and

other County bow- with his clever off-spinners. rent

games were player who should improve un ny

lers. Maurice Tremlett is quite

interrupted. swickels last year.

Sussex will again rely large- Wat wickets will be a great fast on his day and able to

a ten wickets Derby gained the "run-through" any team in the ly on the "old firm" of John and help to Leicester and if

James Longridge, Charlie win

over Somerset when the batsmen have a good reason, country but unless Somerset can

good Oakes and George Cox. James

latter's tall-enders collapsed, the Rome Jackson and Walsh will ensure And

youngsters, and quickly. Trem-Langridge, now 42, is still one last six wickets adding only 24 rise for the county in

lett is likely to be over-bowled. of the best all-rounders in the g Derby bowlers had some chamulonskip table.

And if that happens, do not cruntry but Hugh Barlett, the

Somerset captain, is going to miss the Hood figures, Rhodes took four be surprised to see

the "wooden consistent run-getting prowess of analysis to nine for 68. Jackson take

position from Nor- Harry Parks who has spoonists"

claimed three for 12 and Copson's after a long and fruitful career, three for 24 gave him match thants.

Ilis

Jim Parks Jnr. has nephew, POINTS TO NOTE

joined the club and Patsy Hen- figures of seven for 48. search Nottinghamshire should score dren of Middlesex and England

cach plenty of runs again this season much and especlaily at Nottingham. fame, who is acting as coach to the fardstaff is stii one of the best Sussex, says: "He may become a second Denis Compton it he balting batsmen In the world

and ધર્મ together with Reg Simpson, who has the capacity to take pains." But although they have lost has been in South Africa with Harris one New Zealander, Warwick- the MCC team, Charlie

Walter Keeton, should shire still have another one up and

1,000 run mark. their sleeves in Tom Pritchard, again top the

sup- who is generally regarded as But until there is better the

English port for opening towlers Butler fastest howler in

Jepson, and

many matches cricket.

Pritchard captured 172 wie- should be drawn. kets last season at less than 19 runs each and unless there

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WARWICKSHIRE'S LOSS Warwickshire may have cause to regret the visit of the New has Zealand cricketers which deprived them of the service of Martin Donnelly their great left-hand batsman. Last he averaged innings and provided n needed sheet anchor in

of the county's

34. runs

ป

ver

retired

Worcesteralitre a joint cap- thins. R. E. S. Wyatt and A. F. T. White, must be worried by the lack of a penetrative seam bowler to aid Reg Parks who is now in his 39th year. They can, however, take heart from the advance of Roly

rune.

for nine to bring his match

Gimblett was the only Somerset

Rugby Season

By ARCHIE QUICK

London has had another disappointing rugby season, and it was no accident that the Metropolitan Fifteen contained three Scotsmen, two Welshmen, two Irishmen, and one South African. For the three Exiles'" cluba, London Scottisht, Irish and Welsh have been out on their own with a total of 52 victories as against

batsman to shape well, making more than half bis sides Intal with crisp cuts and straight loft- DAVIS CUP ed drives.

The Bedser twins were in good form with the bat for Surrey against Hampshire. Eric made 91 and, with lefthander Laurie Fishlock, who made 123, put on 221 for the second wicket Alec, the England Test player, was 53 not out when Surrey declared.

Fishlock hit 17 fours in a who did so well in South Africa stay of four hours five minutes, with MCC. He will play a big | Erie | Bedser clalming nino three hours 35 part in whatever success Wor-boundaries in Lancashire,cester achieve.

minutes.

1

Gloucestershire will undoubt- an unforeseen breakdown in the edly miss Charlie Barnett their New Zealand! bowling whilch England opening batsman who

turning has Kone would necessitale hla

cut for the tourists, he will play

4 for the county throughout the į summer.

Pritchard's pace should prove 1oo much for many English batsmen again this summer and professional capipin Tom Dol- the county lery is hopeful that will at least maintain the form which took them to seventh place in the championship Inst year. Whether the county will be able to hold that position without the aid of Donnelly re- inging to be seen.

start,

the

AN IMPROVED BOWLER After an indifferent Surrey made a valiant attempt to overhaul Glamorgan in race for the Championship and If they had not been caught on asilcky-dog-at-Cardiff-Arms Park late in the season,

when

into

Jenkins

Leicester Follow On Against New Zealand

Leicester, May 16.-The New Zealand fast medium bowlers, Cowie and Cave, aided by indeci sive batting, dismissed Leicestershire in three hours and a quarter here today, where County fol lowed on 811 runs behind.

120 By the close of play Leicestershire were for one in their second innings, Lester and Pren- tice adding 99 for the second wicket without being separated.

Though the bowling did not | Lester lbw b Cowle Glamorgan beat them by an reach great heights, it was no- Prentice e Rabone b Cave innings, they might have been curate and hostile, and exposed Tompkin b Cowie... the uncertainty of the home Jackson lbw b Cowie successful.

This

cap-batsmen. Only Berry, Tompkin Watson ibw b. Cowle year, under tho talncy of M. R. Barton they and Jackson made any strokes Symington e Rabone b Cave will again be strong challengers of note, Tompkin driving Cowle Evans b Cowie

until that bowler freely

up- Walsh e Mooney b Cave title of Champion' for the County, and the man of whom rooted his middle stump with a Corrall lbw b Cowie

Sperry not out Isball of

all of perfect length,

year

was

un

The last

five wickets of Leicestershire's first innings fell for 24 runs.

Cowle claimed six wickets for 54 and Cave took four for 28.

Extras

Bowling:

many of their hopes reat James McMahon, an Australian left-arm spin bowler,

-Lost

McMahon rather expensive. His 01 wie kets cost him nearly 20 runs

The New Zealand fielding Cowie each but during the close sea-

always "crisp and san

he has practised assiduously was

three.. good much improved Rabone and he is a

Loking bowler. He and Jim Laker will catches in the slips. be a big worry to opposing Following on, Leicestershire batsmen.

were soon In difficulties, Reid

sure,

Cave Burke

:

Czechs

Eliminate

Britain

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Dutch Miler Prepares

For His Best Season

In the beautiful woods surrounding the Dutch village of Hattem, a colourful ribbon of Dutch sports. 'men raced in the tea kilometres National Crosa-

Country Championships recently.

While dozens of competitors have their utmost to gain good positions in this important national: sports event, thero was one exception-a alender, dark-skinned athlete, who, with apparently effort. Icsa, perfect style, devoured kilometro after kilo- metre and won easily without threat from the re- mainder of the field.

In his first outsidor

This 20-year-old human run- over, he becomes land-agent ning-machine, Wim Shyls. on the "Duindigt" estate near was adding yet another vic- tho. Hague. He will have a tory to his lengthy list of of house - set In the

woods and nallonal and International much spare time for competi- honours and championships. tion and training. -Rummins

fully intend to take ad- competition of this season, vantage of my changed circum- following a successful indoor stances and hope to make us season In the United Statek, a top-season," Slijkhuis sala, Siljkhula

won in 35 minutes in high spirits. Asked if he 36.4 seconds.

plans to pocket Lennart After the race Slijkhuis said Strand's mile-recordi or any that he was not all-out, because other world record, the other he wished to take it easy with wise

"Flying an Achilles tendon which he Dutchmandy-talking

merely smiled and in his American tour replied "I'd better keep some injured and which troubles him occa-thing of my plans to myself

for the time-being. sionally.

A few days before the mate "Moreover, what do I know. It was reported that Slijkhuis at present about Uic

dolnes would be unable to compote and plans of foreign runners

because

of this tendon, but co Eriksson of

of Sweden, Gas- later Slijkhuis decided that he ton Reit of Belgium, Emil Would run, provided that heZatopek of Czechoslovakia and several outstanding Americans,

mlas

raced carefully.

He said he did not wish to for instance? Let's sum up my the race becauso ho is plans aa: compeling more and ԱՏԸ all elart running faster than I ever did

wants this. before"

to

eager

now season to become an out- standing one.

possibilities and

IN EXCELLENT CONDITION

The Dutch crack--with the exception of his Occasionally

Benefit Match

A benefit football match

unwilling tendonis in excel has been arranged for Satur lent condition at present. His day, May 21 at Boundary 23 defeats. When at full strength, body looks somewhat stronger Street ground, Kowloon.

last year at the The first game, which will be the Scots well-balanced team than it did

Lime

of the London Olympics, between the Police and Prisons was probably the pick of the trio, and it supplied eight men where he was a bronze medal is scheduled to kick-off at 4.30 for International trials and five winner in the 1500 metres and p.m. chorp, and will be followed 5000 metres events and he has by a match between the Chinese the National Fifteen, though m London Irish,

an extra kilogram in Athletic Association and Kow- put who celebrated

It weight, bringing to 63.5 loon Motor Bus Co. at 6 p.in. their golden Jubilee

this year,

It is

greatly put up fiery performances well kilograms.

Slijkbuls sald that he in the manner 171 worthy of the great traditions of the club,

feeling much better than at two Chinese teams have spon- The Welsh relled mainly on a the time, of the Olympics and sored this appeal and also the hard-gliling

Prison Dept. pack, Vivien regrets that there is none this Members of the Harrison's brilliant outside-half year.

In all, an extremely interesting play and devastating tackling (r. He intends to appear often afternoon's football will be seen In sports headlines this season and will do a lot of Interia-

pull them through.

Reviewing the season's tional' touring. achievements by London clubs His competition schedule is ono notes that the famous not yet definitely fixed, but he London, May 16.-Czecho-Harlequins, who have ceased to is

getting many Invitations slovakin gained a decisive be a power in the land, did from abroad. So many that he Perks, the tall Worcestershire lead of three wins to nil over succeed in building up a giant will have to decline several.

Already included in his pro- Britain by winning the pack which was fast, dashing fast medium bowler, found con- ditions to his liking in the rain-doubles today in their Euro-and very dangerous, ord what gramme are:

measure of success the club

June 8-Dublin. Interrupted

roatch against pean Zone second round tie:

joyed was due to it, for they Jung 24-Fresno, Califor Sussex and claimed seven wick- Drobny and Cernik beat

were poorly served outside. nin. (He will compete in the and els for 73 runs in 40 overs; 15Mollram

Paish 0-3, 0-3, Blackheath were most un-U.S. outdoor-championship.) of which were maidens,

10-1.

accountable, they felded 9 June 30-Los Angeles, Two Middlesex, for whom Denis Czechoslovakia will

miles. mest number of hig names, made a

start, promising

en.

then and

at

appreciated

which

the

Boundary Street, The matches are in aid of the dependants

of the following Pollec obl

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707. Won:* Haynes and Dot. Kom, murdered on duty on No I Follee cruising launch on May 6: killed in action whilst engaging and P. C, 1307 Teang: Hing-lun,

an armed gang on May: 1.

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Hockey Fixtures

The following are the Hong- kong Hockey Association's fix-

Compton took five for 67, gained France in the third round in struck a very bad patch, losing ing his Three-Milo English tures for this week: lej

a first innings lend by 12 runa By winning the against Essex at Lords.

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Quadrangular Tournament Today: Navy `v_R.A.F., King's Park R.N.R.C.(1), 5.30

Umpires: S/Cdr. Padley-P.F. Xavier).

pun.

June 15-16-London, defend-

straight sets at Birmingham, thirteen ganes in a row.

championship. iwo matches to Chile led by

SCANDINAVIAN TOUR Pullinger, the Esssex

fast one at the end of the second Richmond gave a fine account Later he will probably make medium bowler who is making day's play in their Davis Cup of themselves against Varsities, a Yugoslavian tour, and near his debut in first class cricket second round the with Egypt. beating Cambridge and only the end of July or early in this match, claimed Comp- Playing in Budapest, Hungary Just going down to the Dark

International Berler's ν Sunday: Portugal ton's wicket for the second time gained a decisive lead of three Blues, but injuries robbed them Rust, will go to Sweden, from

where he has received avera when Middlesex batted again, matches to all over Belgium, of their resourceful halves, Invitations to date, He may Sookunpoo, 10.30 am (Um- and also dismissed Bill Edrich, and will play Switzerland in Tommy Kemp and Cockburn, make an extended Scandina-pires: A.E.P. Guest G.T. Pal-

Jack Crapp and T. Graveney the third round.-Reuter. both made centuries

for

10 Gloucester against Notts, and a 5 century by Broderick helped 23 Northamptonshire to gain firs! 14 Innings lead against Kent at

Gillingham.

CLOSE OF PLAY SCORES

The close of play scores were: At Derby: Derbyshire beat Somerset

10 wickets.

by

for most of the season, and their final record was moderate.

vian

70 Games To

Their

Win A Set

Au-

Berler Final.

India,

tour in August and Sep-mer),

Secretaries of teams are re- enly tember

Slijkhuis does not intend to guested-to ensure prompt-at-

tendance of their teams, "I don't specialise in one item. neighbours, Rosslyn Park, could go with the best at like to race the same distance maximum of ten minutes delay Will umpires "It is much will be allowed. always," he said, full strength as their fine victory more fun to vary the running kindly confirm their ability to over Swansea shows, and they distance. Always running one

oftelate phone 30301, Ext. 117. probably have more promising and youngsters coming on than any and the same distance is rather dull," he opined. He will take Los Angeles, May 16.-Mrother London club.

part in 1500 metres, 1 mile, 2 Wasps,

nielded who

Owing to the ground being as miles, 3000 P. Jones, secretary of the

metres 3

miles, closed for play yesterday the sides In an 5000 metres and cross-country

distinction events.

25

ten

Somerset 132 and $3 (Gimblett Southern California Tennis many has the

afternoon,

$4

€

28

4 Lancashire 218;

0 for one. 22 -Reuter

O 24 21.5.0 14. 0

NEW ZEALAND Second Innings Berry, C. Sutcliffe b. Reid .. to give Surrey one of the best Berry had started confidently, Lesster, nnt out epening attacks in the country scoring 18 of the 24 runs, Prentice, not out and Alec's twin brother, Eric, while Lester played himself in. who made such д good.

start to

Alec Bedser and Pelor Sur-getting Berry caught in ridge, on amateur, will combine

with 24 on the

the

board.

Prentice- Joined Lester

Cambridge 87.

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KCC TENNIS

WEDNESDAY --

iwo Singles Tennis Finals had to. 119 51, Rhodes 4 for 9. Copson 3 for Association, said today that of scoring more points against Although following a normal be postponed and the following

24, Jackson 3 for 12); Derby-Sunday's 70-game set in the Cardiff than any other side in training schedule, his training is now the programme: shire 195 (Buse 4 for 40) and 32 men's doubles finais is the country.

possibilities will be much more

TODAY M R W for no wicket.

favourable than in

The semi-nals of the Mixed the past. They have possibly a future mil At Cambridge: No play today. world record.

has been an Doubles Handicap will be played now he Davis Cup player Ted England three-quarter in dash-Unt

Amsterdam at 0 p.m. between Mrs LF. and the Wimbledon Ing young Woodward, still in his assistant In Schroeder At The Oval: Hampshire 272 champion Bob Falkenburg, beat teens, and with Peter Sykes, sports-shop, and often, on busy Stokes and Capt Turner Cooko and 8 for one: Surrey 389 for 9 the United States champion, former England scrum-half, and days, had difficulty in sticking and Mrs E. Lo Litton and E. C. declared (Fishlock 123, Eric Richard Gonzales and Hugh 23-year-old

who to his training schedule, reach Fincher.. Bedser Bl. Alec Bedser 53 not Stewart of Los Angeles, 30-34 lands six feet two, weighs vite ing peak-form only after the in the first set and went on to teen stone and has more speed Olympics in last year's track win the title In the Southern and

energy than most outsides and field season. Now, how At Lords: Middlesex 183 and California tournament 3-0, playing today, they provided Extras 228 for 8; Essex 171 (Vigar 03, 4-0.

6-4, 19-17: The match very attractive open football. Denis Compton 5 for 57),

lasted five hours.

St Mary's Hospital, after the At Chichester: Worcester- The previous record was be- pevious season's fall from grace, (for one wkshire 228 and 81 for 2; Sussex lleved to be 29-27 in a college had to find an entirely new back 249 (J. Oakes 72, Ferks 7 for match, Schroeder beat Gonzales division, and did it most satis- 73). Rain restricted play.

for the singles title before the factorily. At Oxford: Oxford University doubles started.-Unlied Press. 200 and 130.

and 130 for 7; Yorkshire 222 (Lowco11

Yea: 88). Gillingham:

Kent 238 and 107 for 8; Northamptonshire (Broderick

.

18 out).

54

7

123

the season in the match against the pair sent the 50 up in as the MCC at Lord's, may earn many minutes, After another himself a regular position in the stoppage because of rain, runs side as an opening batsman. It came freely, the bowlers being this happens, Laurie Fishlock, handicapped by the wet ball for so long a Surrey stalwart, The pair were still together Amour Drake Wins will be able to go in later in the at the close, but Leicester sull Innings to add stability to the needed 188 runs to avoid an mjddie batting. If they et innings defeat.

way to n good start, then look

CIMBLETT

But for firewords from Surrey. THE SCOREBOARD A SOMERSET: RELY ON...

The close of play storeboard sald read:

* NEW ZEALAND 1st Iminge book

LEICESTER 1st Innlngi Berry e Rabone b-Cavo

In an earlier

arlier article watch out for Northants. They may be the surprise of the sear sop. So far they have justified that statement. In the opening match of the season they depat

DON'T YOU BEE-ROCA. HAD IT ALL PLANED - YOU WERE HOIAUSI - MOOLA WAS MIS INSURANCË. HE HAD TO KEEP YOU APAŽT

Paris, May 15-Leon Vol- terra's Epsom Derby entrant, tor Amour, Drake, won the 230 for D declared French Two Thousand Guineas 100, Jakeman 31). at Longchamp over a mile to- day,

Amour Drako beat Arbace by five lengths, with Medium two 490 cngths away third of five run-

·NOTS.

Amour Drake was ridden by 30 Rao Johnstone.—Reuter..

Mister Conquest

· TOOK MONEY FROM BOTH GIDGE

IN THE WARZ- HE SÓLO VOU OUT TO “HAVE HIS SKIN, AS LONG AS HÉ. LOOKED AFTER NCOLA HO KNEW, THAT YOU WOULD KEEP YOUR

MOUTH SHUT

At Swansea: "Glamorgan 388 for 5.declared: Warwickshire 131 for 6 (Wolter 50 not out), Rain restricted play!

At Holtingham: Notts - 402; Gloucestershire,314 for. (Crapp 101, Graverey 130).— Reuter.

BUT A WIFE CANTI

GIVE EVIDENCE AGAINST

THEN WELL MAKE

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Hungary Wins In Davis Cup Tie

only

Back Into the ranks of top- night clubs, they recovered the

yielded once only since 1933.

Hospitals Cup, which they have

Ski Welcome

To Japanese?

Callover On

The Derby

London, May 16.--Roynt

The Anals of the

Men's Singles Handicap between Capt Turner Cooke and T. O Baker will be played at 9 pm.

THURSDAY

The

final of the Ladies" Singles Handicap will start at 5.30 p.m. between Mrs Em Lo Litton and Miss Lambert-Baker, FRIDAY

The finals of the Mixed-Dou-

Forest, who is to be ridden by bles Handicap will be played off

Gordon Richards, was cut from ot6 p.m. between Miss Figueiro- 0 to 2 to 7 to 2 when the card do and E. G. P. Guest against on the Derby was called over the winners of the semi-finals at the Victoria Club here to which is being played off on

Tuesday, night,

QUOTATIONS

The quotations were:

7 to 2 against Royal Forest.

4 to 1 Swallow Tail:

10 to 2 Nimbus.

Ewell & LaBeach Get Pro Offør

Sydney, May 18 The Eng- 20 to 1 Barnes Park, Peter lish professional

sprint cham- plon, Spence, may complete two. American coloured

Budapest, May 16.-Hungary advanced into the third round of the Davis Cup European Zone tournament yesterday by doubles victory

over Belgium that gave Hungary a 3-0 lead.

Oslo, May 16-Japanese The singles matches today, will

be a formality.

skllers are expected to be Jozsef Asboth and Andras

allowed to compete at Adam, Hungary, defeated T. Washer and J. Brishaut, Bel-future international meets Drake. gium, 6-1, 5-6, 7-0, 0-4. The providing the Inviting na 28 to 1 Hindostan, ifungarians also won the open- tions obtain permission from Reute Ing, singles matches. They will the International Ski Con- probably meet Switzerland in the .next Press

roundAssociated gross,

Seeded Players, In

French Tourney

40 a

and Brown Rover, Flower

22 to 1. Val Drake and Amour with

atheletes in the world profes sional sprint championship

33 to 1 Scottish Meridien.-Victoria.next summer,

The Victorian Athletle League decided yesterday to invite two Basketball Tourney coloured athelotes Lloyd La This interpretation was given

Hallopolis, May 10-Egypt compote.

Beach and Barricy Ewell to cautiously-worded “state-

If they accept they ment issued by the Secretariat defeated Syria 71-44 in the will be offered, about 11650; In tonight, which said: "The Shiccond game of the seven milons Australian currency, free return

in consent of the Coun ships, yesterday Association of any country may, European basketball, champlon air tickets and accommodation

Paris, May 16-Frank Parker cil, Invite to or receive invita-Egypt 33, Syria 27-Associated

The half tiano score was expenses-Associated Press-

and Richard Gonzales, of the tions for participation in Inter- United States, are seeded No. 1 national ski

The

ski competitions also

Pigeon-Shooting

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and "No. 2, respociively, Jn the from non-in menny therefore Splash Night" men's singles of the French lawn Japan and

Madrid, --May-17 Cluseppe tennis championships, beg

The second in beginning | might be, permitted to compale,

won the Domeco this year's

Musso, Italy The talement stressed, how series of Members Splash International pigeon shooting Cap and US$1,340 prizo in the hero on Wedded players are ever that this did not apply to Nights of the

European G. Cucelll (Italy), Erie Sturgess the World Ski Championships YMCA, will take place if the event in Madrid yesterday. Ho (South Africa), Lennart Bargelin The Secretary-General of the YMCA bath on Friday start (Sweden), Budge, Patty (USA), organisation, Elnur Bergalanding at 7 pm. Events, will Ba Marcel Bernard (France) and of Norway, declined to elaborate ustala Dancing will take place Milla (Yugoslavia)Reuter on the statement-United Press, afterwards in the West Lounge.

killed 30 birds without miss.

4 Göverdos, a Creek, who came second, received a similar

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