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NEW ZEALANDERS' TOUR

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH,

Mervyn Wallace Hits Up His Fourth Century

Cambridge, May 19.-Two New Zealand batsmen, Mervyn Wallace (Vice-captain) and 24-year-old John Reid, came within a fow runs of hitting a double century each against Cambridge Uni- versity here today.

.

They helped to put the tourists 334 runs ahead at tea, when the New Zealanders declared their first innings closed at 441 for 5, made in reply to the University's 107.

Cambridge had made 78 for one in their accond innings at the close of

play.

In a stylish innings Wallace.used all the strokes with equal facility in his fourth century of the season, which brought his aggregate to 727 in eight innings. He was caught at the wicket chasing a ball pitched well out- side the off stump.

ball Hazell 5 for 18), Ruin stopped

play for the day.

By contrasting methods Reid Tremlett, making the made his highest reore In Hirst come through quickly, secured class cricket, but was deprived live wickets for 10 runs. In 19,3

II the double overs,

of which were his chance of at century by Hadlee's déclaration, maidens.

A last wicket partnership for Held batted quietly for his Brst hundred, which took him Nottinghamshire against Hamp- Then abire produced 50 in 19 minutes. four hours 20 minutes.

bowling in of which Woodhead scored 40, allacked the lic

six fours and two more normal fashion and hit 23 including

sixes. fourn.

CLOSE OF PLAY SCORES By their fourth wickel stand of 324, Reid and Wallace com-|

The close of play teores were: pletely pulled round the New

At Lords: Middlesex beat Zratunders after the loss of the

ar innings Leicestershire by

Middlesex 273; and,44 rung, first three wickets for 10.

Leicestershire 70 (Gray 6 for 38. Young 4 for 12) and 150

Young & for 42).

Warr. the most dangerous Cambridge bowler, kept up his pace and accuracy for long opells and deserved more than his one wicket during the day. New Keen bowing by the

Cambridge when Zealanders

batted again kept the

scoring

At Oxford; Lancashire 370 for 7 declared; Oxford Univer- sity 115 (Robert J for 23, Grieves 3 for 33) and 113 for 5. At Northampton: Surrey 292 (Whittaker 148, Clarke 7 for 88) and 116 for 4: Northampton- shire 190 (Brown 81, Lock 4 for 27).

At ford: Essex 202 and 228 for 4 (Dodds 51, Vigar 63 not out, Bailey 65); Kent 200 (Fagg 129. Batley 0 for 65),

At

Worcester-

Pontypridd: ahire 120; Glamorgan 108 for 9. At Southampton: Hampshire 311 and 84 for : Nottingham-

At Wells: Somerset 140; Yorkshire 197 (Winrow 58, Keton 59,

83 (Tremlett 5 for 19, Knott 0 for 00)-Reuter.

ahire

slow, and the University finished MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL

with 78 for pc, needing 250 runs

to avert an innings' defeat..

THE SCOREBOARD Longest

The close of play scores were:

CAMBRIDGE

1st Innings 107

2nd innings

Morris not out Dewes Huyes Doggart not out

Extras

Total for 1

Sutcliffe e Morris b Ware

C

Reid not out

16

78

NEW ZEALAND ist Innings

2

Hadlee

Popplewell b

Warr

4

188

Smith e insole b Warr

b

Wallace e, Popplewell

Warr

197

Doggart

27

1

Extras

13

Total for 5 declared...

441

-Reuter.

Donnelly Popplewell b

Rabone not out

Hit Ever At

Yankee Stadium

New York, May 20,-The longest home run ever hit at Yankee Stadium-a more than 450 foot clout by negro outfielder Larry Doby-gave Cleveland a 3-2 victory over the New York Yankees in the American League yesterday.

Winning pitcher Steva The Chicago capitalised on four Boston errors Gromek, loser Bob Porterfield. to win another American League | contest 7-0.

White

Sox

Chicago Boston

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Chicago's winning run in the 10th inning was talled error by est baseman Billy Hitchcock.

drubbed The Detroit Tigers Washington 10-1 behind the seven-hit pitching of Freddi Hutchinson In the only other League game scheduled.

In the National League, Bos- ton pitcher Vern Bickford won with timely his own game single In the ninth for a 3-2 victory over Pittsburgh.

The New York Giants held

COUNTY · CRICKET the first place tle with Boston by turning back, the Cincinnati Reds 6-2. Johnny Mize got his ninth homer of the season for the Glants.

19. London, May Wickets tumbled fast on rain affected pitches in some of the County Champion- ship matches today.

Batsmen troubled most by the opposing attacks were those of Leicestershire, dis- missed for 70 by Middiesex, and Yorkshire. out for 83 against Somerset,

Taking 18 Leicestershiro wicket today, Middlesex raced to their third Championship vic- tory and strengthened their lead In the table,

With few

exceptiona tho Leicestershire batsmen showed uncertainty against the fast, live.. also

The Philadelphia at Chicago postponed and the game was Brooklyn at St. Louis game was a night game.

THE SCORES -AMERICAN-LEAGUE-

Cleveland New, York

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FRIDAY, MAY 20, 1949.„.

COLONY - ATHLETIC CHAMPIONSHIPS

By Reg. Wootton

-London Express Service),

KIRSWELL WINS THE METRIC MILE

By "RECORDER".

GunnerTM Kirswell won the feature event of the first day's pro- gramme in the Colony Athletic Championships at Caroline Hill Stadium yesterday, afternoon when he beat the Chinese Olympic runner, Wong Ching-ling, by three yards in the 1,500 Metras Run final with Reggie Silva of St Joseph's 20 yards back in third place.

1 Kirswell Iny back in the early part of the race to win, as usual, with a spurt in the last straight. However, it did not appear he had much reserve -left-at-the-end and the winning_time_1 minutes 33.2 seconds-represents very

nearly his best.

Silva, the Inter-School record holder, ran a badly judged race and exhausted his reserve in trying to take command in the bell lap. Wong had been leading from the start of the second quarter with Kirswell hanging back and Silva further away with the rest of the field.

Sitva's challenge in, the bell lap upset Kirswell, who mundo a neck-and-neck race of it and. with Wong, the three were abreast with 400 metres to go.

Spurting Into a lead of some five yards over the first half of the last lap, Silva miscalculated badly and faded in the one but

jast turn as Wong and Kirkwall

passed him in turn.

powerful Anish Kirswell's

03 Wong unexpectedly looked a good winner with GQ yards left to go.

came

school team, with old boys con-

tributing to the point-scoring.

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Oxford-Cambridge Team Prepares To Invade U.S.

By SYDNEY SKILTON

Britain's new miling prospect-the best time since Sydney Wooderson set a world's record in 1937, -will head the combined Oxford-Cambridge univer sities track team, visiting the United States this summer for matches against Harvard-Yale and Princeton-Cornell. He is Roger Bannister, former London-schoolboy, but now president of the Oxford University Athletic Club.

Six times in the past eight months has Bannister raced a mile in the very good time of less than 4 minutes 20 seconds. But he leapt into the public limelight at the recent Oxford versus Cambridge meet when he covered, the distance in 4m. 16.28. to break a record that had stood since 1905,

The old record had with championships in early May. stood assault from numerous But performances at the recent distinguished athletes, including | Intervarsity mest åre to form subsequent Olympic champlons, the basis for selection. This and the new record is all the means that two of the sprinters moro meritorious because it will almost surely be E. L...

was accomplished on a chilly Philip and N.D. Stacey both afternoon very carly in the of Oxford. Philip is an Indian scason and on a elnder track from Madras, University and rendered slow by crumbling last year he won the All-Indla through frost.

sprint championship. Against To close students of British Cambridge he was victor in the athletics the name of Bannister 100 yards dash and was run- is not new. He was first noticed ner-up to Stacey in the furlong when, at the age of 17 years. ho sprint. The latter race saw Bla won the one mile event for Ox-ey return 22.3s, which is the ford against Cambridge in 1947. fastest time of the meeting for Following this he-was-nomina...}, an event introduced only ted аз Д British Olymple years ARO, Stacey

narro "possible" but requested to be missed getting into the British taken off because he considered Olymple team last year and his himself too young for top-grade best time for the furlong, 21.8. International competition. When Is the fastest by any English- Lord Burghley announced that man postwar.

now

of the man to carry the Olymple Another name likely to be an Yesterday's events were tea-fek, turned in heat times

torch was to be "a certain tall, the louring team is that of Da tured by a challenge from an 23.6 seconds and 53 seconds unexpected quarter. St Joseph's flat in the 200 and 400 metres good looking university athvid Grimes Formerly of Valo

leto" Bannister was freely but but

at Claro College, turned up a team that placed and looks a certain winner. heavily both in heats and finals

Incorrectly tipped as that man Cambridge, Grimes will be in- Both King George V School This was a Club, rather than a

especially as he was seen mix- cluded on the strength of being qualified for entries AicRae, winning heat and sending with the Olympic competi-second in the 120 yards high

hurdles tors at the Uxbridge camp.

event which David.. final in the 100 metres and

Dixon, of Oxford, won in 15.8. qualifying also for the final of metres Eggleton ran the 200 behind

hind Ng Yin-fok to qualify for the gnal of the 400 metres.

tre Army' LL Stepto failed to seven make the

100 metres anal, run- sprint ning fourth

to Melse in the fourth heat and the two Uni- versity sprinters, 9. Hollands and Norman Lo, were eliminated in the semi-finals,

Outside of these, there were no upsets.

Gerry Gosano, throwing art for the first time in his experience, reached over 140 feet without the faintest trace of style.

Joseph's St

placed the three runners in

in the final point total.

Army produced another indi-finals and should score heavily vidual champion when Pte.

Despite the Intense heat, the Miller of the Buff's won the

Chlon crack, Ng Yin- Javelin Throw with a beat dis- South tance of 155 feel. Bajor Skip- with, Triangular Meet winner in this event, did not compete.

7 13

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7

4 Sur-

GOLF

10

Winning pitcher Max kont, loser Mickey Harris.

10 Detroit.... Washington ......

Winning pitcher Freddie Hut- chinson, loser Rae Scarborough. NATIONAL LEAGUE

3 7 2 7

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Boston Pittsburgh

Winning pitcher Vern Blck ford, loser Johnny Riddic. New York Cincinnati ..

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Rifle Shooting

SUMMARIES

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LIKE WOODRUFF In style nnrestor is very re- Grimes's time was 18.0.

The general field event stand- mindful of John Woodruff, the Olympic 800 metres champion ard of the tourists will not be In 1930. Bannister has a similar any higher, than that of other

raking long

and rhythmical normal British sides. Some in-

talent stride but, unlike the American expected

may emergo with his head meantime but unless it does all not run doca

Bannister's held up and back,

ster's the Jumpers and throwers will nine be mediocre. Had discus throw stride measures at least feet and he has, for his youth, ing been on the schedule, Ox- exceptional Judgment of paco, ford Cambridge would doubt- He likes to race at an even pace | less be represented by throughout and his quarter mile American, J. Buckley Whitlach, Umes when he broke the inter- from the University of Virginia. varsity record give a very good At the White City Stadium. 100 METRES DASH idea of his consistency. They Whitlach, a jovial glant, tossed Army The first day of the

wore 03.6; 05.2; 64.0, and 03.4. the discus 120 it. 7in, to win the First Heat-1. G. Pereira (St. Proof that ho has abundant event for Oxford. It also won Command Rifle Competition was beld at Stonecutter's Island year Joseph's); 2. S. Hollands (Uni- stamina to go

Whitlach the unusia! 'dis- along with his for Wan-tang speed WES given when 3. Liu

he tinction of a double. Bius for he Winsterday, and five events were versity):

Time: shot off giving the 2/10 Gurkhas (Kowloon City).

11.8 Onished second in the gruelling had already been awarded his a slight lead.

seconds.

Oxford-Cambridge' eight miles | golf colour-From the "Chris- Further events will take place Second Heat-1. Norman Lo cross country race last Decem tian Science Monitor." today and tomorrow starting (University); 2. Pau King-yin ber from 10 a.m.

3. D. Collaco.

Another athlete who will im- (St. (SCAA); The units competition are: Joseph's). Time: 110 seconds. press Americans is Philip Mor- 25th Field Regiment, Ist Buffs,

Chi-to gan, an Oxford three-miler. He, 2/8 Gurkhas.

Third Heat-1. Lau 2/10 Gurkhas,

(SCAA); 2. Ng Wal-man (Kow-too, set a new intervarsity re

Ox- RASC, Royal Engineers, Royal Joon City); 3. Lam Kul-che cord in the match when

Time: 12.1 ford defeated Cambridge by 72 Signals, REME. RAOC, HQLF

points to

10. -The 54. Morgan's time Amsterdam, May and RAPC (combined), RAMC, (Chungshan).

Fourth MPSC, PPSC, and F.S. Sect. seconds.

Heat-1, P. McRae

14.30.2 which improved Dutch middleweight champion, (combined), HQ. Kowloon Int.

the old record, set in Lue van Bam, withdrew yester- his scheduled fight firat do., and the Hongkong Chinese (KGS); 2. So Se-foon (un 1914. by 4.0 seconds. Taking day from

attached); 3. Leung Chak-bing the lead before the end of the against Randolph Turpin of Training Unit,

(SCAA). Time: 120 seconds.

on May 23 First Semi-Anal: 1. Pau King-first mile, Morgan set a crack-Leamington yin (SCAA); 2. P. Pereira (St. ing pace and reached the two- Coventry.

mark in 9.38.5 and al- Mrs van Dam

the husband is to go to hospital Joseph's); 3. Leung Chok-pin though C. W. Brasher,

for Cambridge

Cop- within (SCAA). Time: 11.0 seconds.

fortnight Second Semi-final.

heels Achilles tendon operation—as- tain, clung to McRao (KGS); 2. D. Collace (5 and actually passed him on the sociated Press.

3. Lau

Chi-toast lap, the Oxonian produced Joseph's); (SCAA), Time: 12.1 seconds.

Haliburton

“Daily Mail” Tournament Glasgow, May 19.-The 33-year-old Scottish inter- national, Tom Haliburton, 1 who was chief assistant to 0 Henry Cotton before the

war, won the £525 prize in the Daily Mail golf tournament on the Glasgow Golf Club course today with an aggregate of 271 for the 72 holes.

Winning pitcher Sheldon Jone,

Johnny Vandermeer. Associated Press.

loser

Callover On

The Derby

Haliburton played consistent

mittee may

KCC TENNIS There will be a Men's League on Sunday at Tennis Practics

tho the Club at 5 p.m. when following are requested to be present in order that the Com- decide who will play for the Club in the various Leagues.

member of the Any other trial is asked to present him-

above time self at the place.

golf over the 5,800 yards' course and broke 70 on all his four London, May 19.-Barnes rounds. Par for the course was Park, who was third in the 71 and Haliburton had rounds of 6D, 60, 63 and 65. His anal Two Thousand Guineas, was round equalled the course re--Club wishing to be given a

French Tennis His price was slashed from 272, took the second price of

Championships

backed to win a fortune at cord. tonight's Victoria Club call-

Laurie Ayton, with rounds of over on the Epsom Derby. 60, 69, 00 and 60 for a total of £200, while SS. Scott, with rounds of 08, 70, 60 and 69, took the 100 third prize with an aggregate of 273.

120 to 1 to 100 to 7.

other Best backed among horses were

the French colt, 19. More Val Drake, who was returned at proved incapable of countering the wiles of Young, the England second round matches in the 18 to 1. and Brown Rover a 20

ly bowling of Gray and

Paris, May

left arm spinner, who Anished Men's Singles of the French owned by M. Leon Volterra, is with hatch figures of 0 for 34, Lawn

Tennis

Richard Gonzales,

led the

Fred Bullock, who feld until the start of the fourth to chance. Val Drake, who

holes and returned a card of 74 round, cracked In his final 18 shorter odds for an aggregate of 275, which Champion now two points

the than the same owner's Amour put him out backed by Middlesex's splendid ships were played on

of the running- French Reuter. Drake, who won the courts of the Roland Garros Guineas a few days ago, fleiding.

his Royal Forest retained Berry (23) showed deter-stadium here today. mination, and Walsh (27) pui

young posilon at 7 to 2, but Swallow upa vallant knock, including a nix off Young, but the end camo American champion, playing his Tail was pushed out to 10 to 1, first match in Europe, easily as a result of his recent defeat. He was replaced as second Gentlen, favourite by the winner of the Two Thousand Guineas, Nim- be doing during the season, France, by 6-2, 6-3, 0-3.

Gonzales, who is eceded No. bus, who was returned at 13 had a bye in the first round.

Budge American, Another

also reached the third Fatty

beat Не

Jacques

quickly.

However badly Somerset may

they usually manage to puli out something special against Yorkshire, and today iney skittled them out to take Arst

Antoine defeated

round.

Innings ford and a poll this Sanglier, of France, by 6-2, 6-1, ocives of their polate season.

Erle Sturgess, South Afrion,

0-2.. 0-0.

Yorkshire put on 60 before bent C. Boussus, France, 0-0, losing their first wicket, but then collapsed before the spin- ners of lozell and the pace had bowling of Tremlett.····

to 2.

;

QUOTATIONS

Tonight's quotations were:

7 to 2 Royal Forest. 13 to 2 Nimbus.

10 to 1 Swallow Tail.

100 to 7 Barnes Park.

100 to 0' Peter Flower. 18 to 1 Val Drake and. Xin-

F. Ampon, of the Philippines,

Weiss, of Israal, by dostan. the first round

In one spoil Hazell captured inston his match

four wickets in 20 balls with-

1.0-1, 6-4, 6-2.

In

.20 to 1 Brown Rover of the Amour Drake.

out conceding a run, and his Women's Singles, Mme. A. De

LAST NIGHT'S CHESS

Inst

Four players qualified night for the final of the Kow- loon Chess Club Championship. They are Johnny Carvalho, P. K. and Prokopov, Joseph Tousz Ray Danenberg.

A Afth qualifer may emerge from the postponed game be- tween E. M. Marchati and L. Schure, provided either wins.

Carvalho drew with M. Fold- man, the Avo players in the and Section thus finishing within a

point, of one another.

22 to 1 Scottish Meridan. No other horses were quoted Reutor.

Anal figures.wero:ive for 18 in Cazalet, France, beat Mlle. Des::33 to 1, Gades.

seven Sutz, Switzerland, by 8-0,4-0,

16

overs, including maidens,

| 6-21-Renter.

Mister Conquest

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Ray Pananberg managed difficult win against R. W. Carter while Prokopov and Tausz bolb were conceded walkovers.

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WeightliftingTM Record

Moscow,

a finishing burst which carried him to the...tape. _a_winner by 200 METRES” DASH ́

forty clear yards. Son of an First Heat-1. G. Pereira (St Essex parson, Morgan is now Joseph's): 2. Chang Ting-pong 21 years of age and was in the P. McRae Oxford team of 1948. Then ho (Chungshan); 3.

19.-Crigori military

May came down for his and (KGS). Time: 24.4 seconds.

botte-legged little Second Heat-1. Ng Yin-fok training during which he served Novak,

Xavier (St. with the Royal Air Force In Russian heavyweight weight- W. A. Nicholas. J. E. J. Ar (SCAA); 2. N. zoont, A. E. P. Guest. J. Craw

Lee Chik-shin Africa and won the 3 miles lifting champion, today claimed ford, T. Baker, T/O Gambrill, Joseph's): 3.

Time:

Rhodesia in a new world's record of 313 23.6 championship of E. Skinner, C. G. March, K. Gil (St Joseph's).

pounds in the

hands two les, Capt. Tumer-Cooke, F. seconda

press. Novak, who is just over Wiggins, AV White, W. Gold 400 METRES RUN

AWAIT MAY RESULTS Ing. C. Pickford, C, J. Smith, 7,

The final constitution of the five feet tall and almost that First Heat-1, Ng Yin-fok Grose. M Leblans, C. Fung. D.

wide,

recard at made touring W.D. Hung. E. Randall, 7. R. Zimmern,

(SCAA); 2.

Eggleton Oxford Cambridge

night. United S. Locke, E. G. P. Guest, J. Bar row, F. R. Kerman! C. Tiernan (KGS); 3. Chang Ting-pong team will not be made until Voronezh

Athletic 53.0 Universities J. Zau. W. Sung, E. C. Fischer (Chungshan); I. S. Capell, J. Fenton, FL J. Toller. F. Zimmer and J. Guest LADIES' SINGLES

Mrs E. Lo Litton beat M Lam- bert-Baker in the finals of K.C.C. Ladies's Singles Handicap Tennis Tournament yesterday, 0-1, B-1.

LEAGUE BOWLS The following will represent Talkoo (at home) against the HKFC in the Second Divi- slon tomorrow:

T. R. MacClean, 7. S. Thomson, W. G. McKie, $, C. Chalmers, (skip).

(skip).

R. B. Marshall, A. Steven, J. D. Baxter, J. IX. dipniburgh,

7. nowan, J. A. Bmith, C. Bo- vaird. W. Katrose, (skip).

Last week the Spoon Winners in the Wappinshaw were J. A. Bintth. D. R. Dally, and F. C. Chalmer (skip).

KCC

The following team will re- present the KCC First Divi- Blon against Kowloon Docks at

seconds.

Second Heat-1,

Time:

D. Colluco

(St. Joseph's): 2. N, Xavier Lo (St. Joseph's): 3, Norman (University). Time: 50 seconds. Third Heat-1. Pte. Barrago (Army): 2 Sun Che-pang (Kow- loon City); 3. Lee Cheuk-song Joseph's). Time: G0.4 (St. seconds.

400 METRES HURDLES First Heat-1. Ng Che-ping (Chungshan): 2. Cheung Chow (St. (SCAA); T. Braga

Ime: 63.6 seconds. Joseph's).

Ho Hit-po Second at-1. St. Joseph's); 2. Chu Kam-wing Kai (St. Joseph's): 3. Leung

Associa (Money Exchangers' tion). Time: 09.2 seconds.

SHOT PUT

To Final-1.

Keng-knu

the KCC on Saturday at & p.m.: (SCAA) 33 feet 01⁄2 inches; 2. C. Fosselas (aiclp), A. J. Kew, Wong Hong (Chungshan) 31

Wamsey, Geo.

B. C. Fincher Orem, 8.A. Gray, A. E. 1. Quest.

TUALEMÉNY (skip), T, Tock, A. N. Other, C. Thompson,

Arthur Pouli says:

feet 511⁄2 inches.

JAVELIN THROW

Final -1; Pie: Miller (Army) metres: 2. G. N. Gosano 44:25

record time.

Union's Press.

his Jast

Successor To Mills?

By ARCHIE QUICK

The tople in British boxing today is who will succeed Bruce Woodcock, or Freddie Mills, If he wins in June, ns heavyweight champion. Never has the position been more wide-open; my tip is that ex Grenadier Guards Sergeant and amateur champion' Jack Gardner from Market Harborough has fortune within his grasp.

Ted Broadrib, manager of Mills and Tommy Farr, saya his new protege Johnnie Williams, Welshman domiciled in Rugby, is sure to be the champion one day.

Well, I saw Williams beat Scottish Champion. Ken Shaw at Royal Albert Hall, London, the other night, but it was a dreary exhibition, with the Dundee man showing himself well past his best.

The same evening Gardner, of British boxing, and his wise- scored another of his frequent crack was: "Well the best I (St. Joseph's) 43.35 metres; 3. one-round knock-outs by beat have been tonight is this Royal Ho Hit-po (St. Joseph's) 42.98 Ing Tommy Brown, of London, Albert Hall." metres; 4. Wong Hong (Chung-at Birmingham. shan).

What did

up.

mo

the

non-stop

Hyman,

make *wan Not only was Williams dis- however. HOP, STEP & JUMP.

appointing in his London debut, Oghting

Joo machine, British Guilana Hyman LATEL Kal-che but triple Australian Cham- of Final (Chungahan); 2. Ng Che-bing pion Dave Sands was equally stopped a very good, French- (Chungshan); 3. A. K. Esmalt unimpressive Sands after his man, Gustave Degove in the

fourth

round and "although the (St Joseph's); 4. R. Bilva (St disastrous fight against Tommy Josepir's). Distance 12.37 Yarosi, was there to rehabil reason was a cut eye, the metres.-

tate himself, but my first Im- Frenchman Ead had enough by POLE VAULT

pression that he had been over- then of Hyman's Whirlwind

attack and

heavy, putiching, Final-Lee Foh-ling (Mun-rated was confirmod situationseng)] Yue. Tik-kwan

TALL siltie licuits

Disying over the top of colour to strike the cue-bait, Loog hugoes give them a splendid' high

VEL The

their

BLACK

jolty view

CUE BALL

taken com mand of a

pink with, SAFE, .

Pouch

clothi

and the 7

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which

me back to

PONY (Chungshan); 3. Chan Sul- strokes like the diagram pot ind over wong (Munseng): 4. Lin Ban position, it was quite a par

Average height amateurs often fall (unattached). Height: 3.3formance, I suppose, for novice tingham to make the chopper metres. Porm high -bridge-wifle,sho: finger: kipu well, sulayed and drm, left arın reasonably spirtight,' thimb, raised and wrist high, then BAM Aim to hit white without “gida.: The cue delivered, nitghly "down wurde.arudin rodízing "wide" whil

chatted with

and he gave me the Williams to beat experienced Impression, as, olwarthat he Shaw, but Bombadier Bully has not enough firs

him. gainsaying Wells, who sat next to me. There were would

nghting power. expressed the hope that Wil lams would not be spoiled dearly like to see him have da

Under the astute manager porttuition from bid incastro. mins think, he will asked ringelder willing to take on the job or Danny Kaye what he thought helping this Young Walls Hope.

~~To revert to the heavyweight | GORDER W/ at /h

1,500 METRES RUN Finnl

Onr. Kitabl (Army); 2. Wong Ching-ling Silva (Bt

esthero la the "tenas atrain of Joseph'); 4. Chu Chul-fa, ship of Broadribb, I do not Len Harvey whoɔndla me he is

tendancy to ovendeson Rith KAY

4509, DE ENERO,,ho Apider -Chungshan). Time: 4

(Legdon Express Teroles) 33.2 seconds...