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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH,

Indian Players Are Accepted For Wimbledon

London, June 8.~Three Indian players, Narish Kumar, S. L. R. Sawhny and J. Charanjiva, will compete in the Wimbledon lawn tennis championship, which begins on June 20. They have all been accepted but Miss Lauric Woodbridge, India's Number Two woman player, will have to play through the qualifying rounds if she is to reach the championships proper.

Kumar, 20-year-old player who has come to England for tournament ex- perience, and Sawhny, former 'Davis Cup player, were both nominated by the Indian Lawn Tennis Association, while Charanjiva, who was the non-playing captain to the Indian Davis Cup team in 1939, was nccepted on his fine record. Kumar and Sawhny will partner each other in the Men's Doubles, while Only Sawhny will Charanjlva has been paired with E. C. Ford of Britain. play in the Mixed Double. He will partner the British player, Mrs J. Walker- Smith.

The names of most of the world leading amateur players are contained in the list of ac- cepted entries and they are ex- pected to make the champlon- ships the greatest of the postwar усата.

Altogether, 120 players will compele in the Men's Singles and among them will be Bob Falkenburg, American holder of the title, and John Bromwich of was runner-up Australia, who Inst year,

Experimental New Ball

In County Cricket

London, June 8.-Use by At The Oval: Glamorgan 300 for B (Parkhouse 02, Watkins bowlers on several County 104, Wooller 02); Surrey to bat. cricket grounds of the ex-

At Brentford: Nottinghamshire perimental new ball today 144 (Ray Smith 6 for 40, Price coincided with the fall of 3 for 33); Essex 334 for 8 A host of other famous play-

Richard Gonzalea, many wickets, but there was (Dodda 61, Smith 10. Pearce vis Include American champion, Jaroslov no positive proof that the 65). Drobny, Czechoslovaki Number bowlers found it a help. One, and Erle Sturgess, South African champlon.

VIN

At Portsmouth: Hampshire 8 for 03); 132 (Lawrence Somerset 145 for 7 (Rogers 613.)

Dudley: AL

THURSDAY, JUNE 9, 1949

HOLLAND WINS SPEEDWAY CLASSIC The Incomparable

The Blue Crown Special, carrying Bill Holland of Reading, Pa., flashes past the finish line to win the 33rd annual Memorial Day race at Indianapolis Speedway. Holland's average for the 500 miles was 121,327 miles per hour

AP Wirephoto,

Worcestershire IMMY DEMARET SAYS (E. Cooper 30, Wright 0 for

Kent 130 for 0.

At Bradford: Yorkshire 238 (Hutton 101, Clarke 5 for 70, Broderick 3 for 33); Northamp tonshire 07 for 3.

The MCC had suggested, that a large number of each County should try out the With such o first class players in the Men's experimental scam-stliched ball Singles, the problem of "Reed--it has scam cords of nine 161 Ing" is likely to become difle strands instead of eight in their 40): cult and it is possible that the first two Home, matches after number of "geeds" may be ex- Whitsun. tended

from eight to 10. A however, Wimbledon official, would make no comment to-

this suggestion. day

In the Women's Singles, 80 players, including the champion, Miss Louise Brough of Amerten, will compete, while 04 pairs will contest the Men's Doubles, 48 the Women's Doubles and 80 the Mixed Doubles--Reuter,

011

Birmingham

Tourney

Birmingham, England, June 8. In the semi-finals of the on- nual

Priory

Tennis Lawn Tournament today, Miss Louise Brough, USA, bent Mrs M. Hel- ford, Britain, 6-0, 6-1 and Mrs Margaret Osborne Du Pont, USA, beat Mrs B. E. Hilton, Bri- tain, 4-6, 6-1, 0-2..

135;

Among those who used it were at Essex and Nottinghamshire Brentford, but the Essex Secre-

At Lord's: Middlesex tary, R. Paterson, disclosed to- day that his County used this Warwickshire 103 for 4.

At Derby: Leicestershire 173: type of ball all last season, "We found it tended to keep its shape Derbyshire 137 for 3. longer, but I would not like to say whether or not bowlers found it a help," he said,

CLOSE OF PLAY SCORES

At Manchester: Lanenshire 204 (Goddard 6 for 54); Glou- cestershire 133 for 4 (Graveney 51).

Major League Baseball

New York, Junė 8-j Brooklyn's right hander Rex

The Americans then teamed to Barney pitched his first defeat Miss B. Knapp and Miss complete game of the season E. M. Stephens, Britain, 6-2, 6-2 in hurling the Dodgers to a in the Doubles quarter Angis.

In the Men's Doubles, J. M. two-hit 3-1 National League Lloyd and I. S. Eaton. Britain, victory over the Chicago: defeated S. Nimr and M. Talaart, Cubs on Wednesday, *Egypt, 6-2, 2-0, 7-5 to enter

the

seml finals-Associated

• Press.

Geoffrey Palsh, Britain's Davis player, defeated N. F. Cup Mohtadi, Iran, 3-6, 6-2, 0-2 in the semi-final of the Men's Singles.-Router.

Tennis League

Match scores in the "C" Divi-

yesterday were:

SCAA Beats Recreio -SCAA best Club de Recreio 9:0

The Dodgers thus maintained their league leadership and ran un a three-game winning streaks Second baseman Jackie Robin- son drove in two runs for the Brooks with a triple and single.

Gerry Staley pitched three- hit ball yesterday as the St. Loulx-- Cardinals-shut out..the. New York Glants for the second straight day 2-0.

in the "Division yester SCAA) scoring

K. C. BU & 'K.. C. Wond beat 1. Hemedios & L.. A, Souza 6-0;- best M. Cluterres J. A. Board 6-0; beat L. Guterres & A. Ormund 6-0,

& Boatte 6-1; beat, Guterres & Omund 6-0.

6-0; best Guterres & Ornund 1-3. CCC Beate KCC

KCC lost to CCC, 314-43%.

At Oxford: Sussex 110; Ox- ford University 138 for 4- Router.

YES-DEAR

Applity

YOU NON JUST ENOUGH TO PAY FOR A MAN TO DO THOSE JOBS YOU DIDN'T DO BECAUSE YOU WENT RACING INSTEAD

Acceptors For

'

BRITAIN SHOULD

WIN THE RYDER CUP

By OSCAR FRALEY

Jimmy Demarot

White Sulphur Springs, W. Va., June 8.-Dapper Jimmy Demaret, one of America's greatest Ryder Cuppers, predicted today that Great Britain will defeat the United States in the International Golf matches in England this autumn be- cause our pros are "putt happy."

Demaret, who is certain to be on the team which meets the Britons at Ganton in Scarborough in September, suggested that the Professional Golfers Association draft Byron Nelson and Gene Sarazen to play on the United States team and uphold the hard-earned prestige which American golfers have won in . recent years.

Jiem

"Our players ате playing ribly. You might say they are terribly," said jovial Jimmy. Just in a slump."

agreed whole- "It's just that we are

Thompson

both of slump. You might say we are heartedly and putt drunk or just putt hap-finally arrived at the decision py from playing in so many that Britain's young and com-

a deck- tournaments."

ing players, threaten sive end to America's supre- macy on the fairways.

Ascot Events Oliver

"M

Masters,"

our

VRC TIME

TRIALS

50 yds. Free Style 'cap (best 4 and Time 252/5 sect. Heat (2) R. Rozs the Pereira. Time 20.4/5 secs. Heat (3) E. C. Tavares. Time 23.2/5

Seconds In

The Ring

Alex James

BY ARCHIE QUICK

Just a wee small figure in voluminous football pants, but he drew 27,000 prople to Selhurst Park the Crystal Palace Ground, to watch him make his fare- well appearance.

It was incomparable Alex James, greatest inside- Jeft of all time, 47'yesks of age and still able now and then to produco those magic touches of old.

I saw him play his first drae burst of energy his old skin In England against Portsmouth made itself manifest.

at Fratton Park in 1925, 'I am The players Included Tommy glad I also enw his last.

Lawton, Sam Burton, Wally There were some great players Barns, Archie Macallay, Lesija naeld in this charity match, for and Denis Compton, Ronnie the Sir Philip Games Boys' Club Rooke and Ian McPherson and match realized £2,500, but no- they put up a grand exhibition body shone more than Alex. for the police charity.

He had bellows to mend every now and then, it is true, but once he had recovered from

FLEET BOXING.

HMS Belfast Loses To Newcomers

In

the

the now-

to

The size of the crowd only. went to indicate what a power' In the land Crystal Painco Club

could be it only they had' a. winning team instead of having:

for re-election apply

this

They have the big area of south London, Croydon, etc. all to themselves and could become the Arsenal of the Southern Metropolis.

time.

.

was

Although James draw a crowd the hero of the match Denis Compton and long after: It was dark there were masses of people outside the omeisl entrance shouting, "Wo want

of this

Denis."

Her worshipping

thing

I

challenge boxing match arranged between HMS Belfast and HIMS more on fortunate young man to som

evening Tuesday comers to the Colony beat the suppose, Belfast by slx bouts to two.

It was unfortunate that three Aghts had to be cancelled owing to illness of some of the con- testants, but L/Ck. Williams and Signalman Waring put on professional sportsman in Eng- an exhibition bout,

Williams is the heavyweight champion

and

to be seen to be realised. that after Henry Bruce Cotton,

Woodcock, Freddie Mills and one or two other boxers and, of course, the jockeys, Denis is probably successful the most financially

land.

Only Tommy Lawtonian rival him in the football world.

of the Navy

Denis gets summer and winter: Waring is the light-heavyweight wares from Arsenal FC and has had champion. These two men Middlesex CCC. He

two football benefits of £760. were out of the Colony at the ime that

the Inter-Services His cricket beneft this season is championships were held and expected to realise £20,000. He Is appearing in commercial' ad- were therefore unable to com-

vertisements, has written a suc- plete.

cessful book and is just alerting a screen career. He also writes.. for papers.

5. M. Warmer who beat

0.

nu

fow

S. Priest will be an asset to the Navy on the Far East Station. When leaving England months ago, in Jamaica, he was

Wilhal he still wears the same size hala, But as Alex James twenty years too soon."

first reserve for the Great Bri- said, "Financially, I was, born tain A.B.A. and was holder of Counties A.B.A. the Midland championship in the

bantam-

weight division.

Since then he has beaten the best that could be found for him in Bermuda, including the lightweight champion when he was fighting two weights above his own.

League Bowls

Redrelo beat HKCC, 74-38, in a Second Division match yesterday.

Oliver. Humphroys, Shleid, Wi- 1jama (ILK.C.C.) lost to A. BL Silvo, out-M. Nunes, N. A. Beltrao, A. A. Lopes,

17-2349.

Marine Lobb was also standing, combining a heavy punch with an excellent style.

It unfortunate that Jamaica has no middles or heavies and Belfast could not

be matched In these

weights, The results are as follows:

beal

Welterweight L/Sea. Lester (Belfast) S. M. Pratt (Jamaica).

A. B. Payne (Jamaica) KO'd. O. S. Dugdale (Belfast) in the second round.

Marine Lobb (Jamaica) KO'd. o. S. Greeno (Belfast) in the

Bantamweight

beat

Boy Langfors (Belfast) Boy Boyland (Jamaica),

S. M. Warmer KO'd. O. S. Priest in the second round.

Bocchicchio jumped out of the ring and grabbed hold of Mitz, but spectators separated them.

Mitz left Walcott's camp with A. a comment: "I am going back to see a good workout"United

Willie Pop To Defend Title.

Featherweight

O. S. Stewart (Jainalca) beat

Kenyon (Belfast). Light-Heavyweight Boy Puckle (Jamaica) beat Boy Dution (Belfast), Lightweight

Boy Fraser (Jamaica) Boy Peity (Belfast).-

d. W. Sewell, H. T.-D. Low. E. J. R. Mtchell. R. H. Wild lost to S. Suva. V. A. Sequeira, bi, F. Tinna, L, F. Xavier, 9-10,

D. Phillips, F. C. B. Dlack, R. A. Edwards, A. W. Brown lost to. It. M. V. Ribeiro, D. Pintos, . P. Xavier, A F. Noronha, 11-32.

OPEN SINGLES TA

Results of Open Singes matches

Yesterday were:

played. Bradbury bent J. H. Xavier 21-15: W. J. Howard beat Robert TAY 21-30; L. R. Wood beat A. K. Omar, 23-5: S. Yusuf beat W. McKie, 21-12: I. Kitchell best A. H. numishn, 22-16.

HKERC.

following HKERC The (away) players have been-selec.. ted to play the Kowloon Dock Recreation Club on Saturday at 4 p.m.:

Poulson, W. Stonehouse, Bottomley V. Bonch (8kip): dolding, F. Fell, J. Lunny, Glyder (5ktp); W. Macfarlane, W. Bloker. G. Padgett, R. C. Butler (Ekip).

Reserves.-J. O. Biokoe and R. de Rorce.

RECREIO

The following are the Club de KCC

beat Recreio teams for Baturday:

Basketball

1st Division "A" (away) at 4 pm.

G. A. Guterres, C. E. Marques, M. Souta, J... Noronha (Skip); P. Pereira, C. Roza Pereira. C. Pereira, J., J. V. Ribeiro (8kip): Marques, V. V. Ribeiro, B..F. Luz, 3. A. Lutz (Bkip).

Demaret, the Houston, texas

Momence, Illinois, June 8. pro who ranks as one of the

-Ezzard Charles's manager, United States' greatest, pointed

Juke Mitz, stole into the out that England suffered ጊዜ

enemy camp of Jersey Joe 11-1 defeat last year but that in most of the matches the mor-

Walcott today

and nearly gin was of the silmmest..

came to blows with Wal- "We have lost some of

The Victoria Recreation Club cott's manager, Felix Boc- best players," Demaret Insisted. Members Swimming League chicchio. "uch as Ben

Byrun commenced last evening when a Nelson, Low Worsham and Ednumber of heats were decided. i

.Mitz, crossed. town to watch The Anals will take place at Walcott work out against his He pointed out that Hogan the VRC on Friday at 0.15 sparring partners. He taunted arst round.

lost due to a winter auto p.m.-whon an additional event Walcott from the ringside-and Was London, Juno 8. The mobile accident, Nelson had not of an exhibition race, over 50 final acceptors,

Miss Shauna boasted that Charles would win with qualified because of the PGA yards between

their chompionship bout without Rookie third baseman Eddie weights, for the Royal Hunt and Oliver had club jobs which Pereira (butterfly) and Tony system, that Worsham Anderson (crawl), Gerry Roza-

trouble. sion of the Lawn Tennis League Kazak, who made three errors Cup, to be run over seven prevented, them from making Lopez (backstroke) will be wit-

at third base for the Cards, atoned for his fleiding Lapses by furlongs 155 yards at Ascot the team. And that Cory Mid-nessed.

Swimmers who qualified for driving la the frat and next Wednesday, June 15, dlecoff was. Ineligible because

run

he was not a PGA member. the Anala yesterday were: the other.

were announced today.

100 yds. Backstroke 'cap-(No Others

were night games;

have Heal. V. Lopez, C. Guterres, "Sammy, Snead would Cincinnati at Boston and Pitts-

They are: My Babu (8 stone made the leam under the PGA. Rumlum. Coll.

Master 10); Impeccable (0.2),

yds. Threast-stroke H'e A-Heat Press. 3. K. Ng *. K. C. Wan beat burgh at Philadelphia.

had won the (1) 9. E. Carvalho. G. fandail. Remedios & Boura 6-1; beat Gulerren In the American League, Vole (9.1), Sterope (8 stone 12). rules unless he

Demaret

Tine min., 13.1/5 sec. Hest (1) Alex Kellner won his seventh Star Witness (8.10), Minstere

added.. A. Yvanovich, M. Roza Time I of India and, even so, Snead is playin. 17 sec. 13. Saw & C. S. Keu beat Remedios) game with a six hit pitching Lovell (8.0), Pride

Ing poorly. Ho is driving poor- Bouza 6-0; beat Guterres & Boates job as the Philadelphia Athic (8.8), Ashley (8.1), Signalmay, not having putting difficul-times only)-Heat (1) Monteiro,

Fair judgement ties defeated the Chicago White and

(8.6). (8.5),

Black is, as so many believe, Sox 5-2 Kellner was helped Goldsborough

Waterbury, Connecticut, June W. A. Nicholas & K. S. Campelt considerably by shortstop Eddie Pampas

have Masters you do not

10 Heat (4) R. A. Bousa. Time 29.1/58.Willa Pep was matched on Lucky Lord and Panair (8.3), a two- Welsh Honey,

Lusigneul

and drive well. felder Elmer Yellow Idol (8.2),

to defend his world Ladies 50 yds. Free Style Heap Tuesday was. contention Winterwhin Domaret's

against Time 342/5 secs. Next (2) M. Fin- Eddle Compo in the Municipat (8.1), Hyperbole, Sunstroke and "that all you have to do these Heat (1) Mrs Doris Harton, J. Enger featherweight

cher, N. Penaluna. Time 30 secs, Xu, T-5; lost to thoy & Woo-1-8; Other

night Burns

(8 stone), Jacobite (7 days is to play every week on

Stadium here on July 12. It 1 25 yds. Free Style H'cap (Boys

on March N. da Silva, T. X, Soares. C.. J. Guest &A, 3. Arzoon! lost to games; Boston at St Louis, Now stone 13), Roman Way (7.11); the tournament circuit to make

Beginners) Heat (1) F. Gomes, J. will be Pep's first ille fight which commenced

2nd Division (orne), v KCC at Chan and Yu1-0 lost to choy & York at Detroit and Washing- Parvo and Multum (& 10); Red the Ryder Cup team."

sinco ho regained the title from 10, under the auspices of the Basto, C. Remedios (Skip). Brae and Parbleu (7.0), Wot Woo D-0, Jost to Bouza & Hour 1-0.

Kowloon Bas~:14 pm3. "For our International golfing Ribeiro. Tuse 23 secs. Trent (21 3. ton at Cleveland.

prestige we should draft Nel- Monteiro, Barns, tym car-Hest Sandy Saddler last February, Hongkong and

yds. Free Style

ketball Association is

nowil and Tudor Period (77), Persian Fon and Sarazen because Mer (1. Xanteiro, Jyvanovic zime Associated Press.

drawing to its conclusion. Book (1.5), Paplst. (7.2), Judg-have kept their competitive mins, 44 secs. Heat (3) E. C.

In the "B" Division Chung ment Beau, Jinks. and Prince edge and both have played the liest (3) E. L. Costa. Time à mins.,

Sing won all their: 12 Majasa (0.12), English courses with their high 157,3/5 sec. R H

Poto (6.13),

ball (0.11)

Arturose. winds. and the different

Ladles 23 yds. Backstroke 'cap, 21 Morry Rose 1

pionship in this Division... (No Heats). E. Eager, C. Eager, Hill and Victory which, over there, is smaller," Reynard's

The At The athletes, of the

present N. Penaluna, J. Lee. 3

Demaret argued.

Senior Boys 15 yds. Indly. Medley United States hospital ship Re- SCAA is leading in the A Bato (Splits bares "Without Nelson it is a joke." reap-Ileal (1) M., Bargison, M.

Rec. Heat pose will be seen in action on Division and Heurig Tab (skip): II. A. Campos, E. I Carval The final acceptances for the

Hard-hitting Jimmy Thomp- Guterres Timo 00.1/5 74 Ascot Gold Cup, to be run over

longest (3) 7. Xavier, 9, Suvs. Time 01.2/6 the local diamond during the School in the Ladies; Division. A. Totario, D., Alves son, one of golf's

next few days when the goba but these two Divisions have (skip).

HKCC a Now York

3. two and a half miles at Ascot drivers, scored Demaret's open-100 yds. Frer Style Heap-eat angle with local pick-up nines not completed all their Axtures. (Winning pitcher Gerry next Thursday, June 10, were ing remark, and joked, "Well, Montero, ne vonovich in softball and baseball exhibi- The matches to be played at

at least it is good, for their feat (1) E. Quest, J. Staley, loser Davo Koslo).—Ag- jalso announced today.

Time 3 secs, Heat (3) E. Mtion turales, sociated Press.

morale."

Patrove. Time 78 secs. The are: Woodburn, Heren

Yet, the longer

Kar Domaret Senior Boys 50 yds. Breast-stroke- Bridge, Alycidon, Vic Day,

the more Thompson

Hett (1) Sargison, O. Mingphalt Benny Lynch, Stockbridge, poke,

Time King's Mead, Riding Mill, Tur agreed with him.

"Hogan, could come out in sec moll, Gleaming Light and Black wheelchair and win some Vol Tarquin

these tournaments the way we All accceptors carry nino are shooting," Demaret" insist-

ed. "Our players are doing ter

(KCC); drew with lik. Chan & Joot's homes and

C. Yu 6-0; lost to B. W. Choy & triple by left It. T. Woo 4-0; beat G. Souza &

K. 5. Hau 0-4.**

- T. C. Home 4 B. Hung beat Gran A

beat Souza 10-1

CRO Beats ERC

CRC "A" beat LRC -0.

W. T. Wu and W. X. Me (OR.C. "A") beat Baker and Kempton 6-2; beat Pomeroy and Scholes 0-1; best Todd and Lloyd 0-3.

* F. T. Lau and Y. K Itung beat

Kempton 7-8; Baker and Pomeroy and Bcholes 6-1; beat Todd and Lloyd 0-0, T. B. Wong and K. N. Ma beat Baker and Kempten

Valo.

games

were

THE SCORES

National League

8 1

(84), Rear Admiral, at Augusta where he won

Bob, Glossary, Persian

best Chicago

Brooklyn,

(Waining plicher Bob Mun (0.10). crief, loser Rex Barney),

0-3 beat Fomeroy and Beholes d-ai beat Todd and Lloyd -1.-

Meuleman Joining Dominion Team

Melbourne,

Juno B-Ken

,

Meuleman, the Victorian bateman; said last night that be

St. Louis

AMERICAN LEAGUE

would leave in the ilner Orien Philadelphia on September 23 for Colombo Chicago to join the Dominion cricket

R

20 (Winning plicher Alex Kell- Chick Pleretli),— team on its tour of Indianer, loser Reuter.

Associated Press.

GET BACK, INSIDE, YOU FOQU UNLESS YOU WANT TO OS

STUNG

stone.-Reuter,

Mister Conquest

(DARUNG,,ART, YOU HURT?

THAT 19 CONQUEST

·ARRGET HIMS

secs.

BECK,

Tavares Time 2 mins, 59.1/6 BECK.

4

Americans Set

More Softball

vialting

League

ist Division "p" (home), ♥ PRC at 4 pm.:

AV. Gosano, 11. 1. Pinna, O. A. Noronha, Dr. A. P. Guterres (Skip); JC. Tamedios, M. A. Dapiista, The Colony Basketball League H. Silva, FX de Silva (skip);

B.. Bilva, V. A. Sequeira, M. V. Pinna, E. M. Alarcon (skip A. M. Silva, P. A. Costa, N. A. Belirao, K. A. Lopes (Skip R. B. V. Ribeira,

and therefore take the sames D. Pintor, J. P. Xavier, A. Y. Noranb

cham-

(skip).

3rd Divjilon (away) 'v PCC at

timo

the.

G. A. Pinna, J. Cotton, J. Afetor.

Nunes ML Roza, It

Youngp.mi are as follows: 20%.

Lawn Bois; some against tha: Fi- pino Club-on Saturday at 4" pantie

R. Oftver. E. J. AL Mitchell, .II. Shields, W. Williamson (skip):(. W. Rewall, ITD. Lowe, J. Skinner,

Wild (skip).m

V

Reserve B. Wood, A. B. Eras

The following rt Division DlaYOTE have been selected to represent the on Inc (away)gainst KBGC Saturday:

The following will ende Divialos Colourful "Showboat" Young Carolino Hill to-night at 5.30 DKCC (away) in 2nd Divisions 43.2/5 POCK Heat (2) A..and will lead the locals. 1080 Division South. China KD. Phil, F. C, B, Black, B. side will include some Morning Post Team y Lauzawards, A. W. Brown (akipi: Cuterres," L. Gullèsroz Time 1 of the alar softball, and „base-Singston Kowloon Chi

|ball performers of the Colony, "A"

The Yankees are reputed to nese YMCA Y LEU Sing and bavo a powerful squild which Hongkong Chinese YMCA

...n (Swałow Överseas. to give the Colony expects to tough time,

Ladies Division. Heung-Taa The Arst clash takes place School v Kung Mam

afternoon at 1.30 Valley when the softball tiit ground Dublin, Juno B-Four will be played off. The base-

ball

In slated encounter Irish records were broken,

Paris, June 6.Next all by United States athletes, Saturday at the Causeway Bay

will be year's men's world speed, parkPlay Ball!" during an international hollered at 4.30 p.m.

skating championships will track und field meet hero The villa of-U.S. Navy ve

sels to Hongkong helps to keep be held in Sweden during tonight.

Fred Wilt won the mile in up on Interest in the pastime February at 'n alto not yet four minutes, 10.4 seconds; Dave while the softball leagues are decided upon. Bolon recorded 48.5 seconds for in their off season period.

Irish Records, the Happy

the 440 yards; Dick Phillips hod.

a leap of six feet 0% thehes

In the high jump, and Harrison

on

for

VÈS-

Speed Skating

The women's championships

*M. 1). Tan, T. KI, A. B. Ruth-

ahazy AK, Minu; (skip)M hazack.. A. J. Husain, AH, Mini, J. Hooters - (skip); · K."58. Humjan, A. R. Kitchell, 9. Yusuf, U. A, Rum» Jain (skip). KAUMEN

Players are requested to moot at me luz perry (Kangkong side) et

20 p.m. p The following have been solected

to represent the Indian streadon xengawar Cricket Club on Saturday Club and Team (away) against Crai

Razacki, M. Wanab 1939

o. Bux, 1. Kilobell, AK. OMST will be held in Moscow on a L, Tum Jahn {{akip}}" Ac H. Abbi, date to be fixed.

M.A.Wahab, A. R. A. Raisman, Pe These decisions of the Inter- national, Skating Union Congress were announced here today

O Meda (kio)

TAIKOO

The „Taikod. End, DivisioTÉ I MILITA

Dillard, the Olytaple sprint Meeting Postponed. JONAS AVTi champion, took the 120 garde" vas v

The extraordinary general *Birafinat: 1 In 144

The Council of the ISU elected paturday Mrs Fanny Blankers-Hoon meeting of the Kowloon Indlan the Dutch Olymple champion, Tennis Club, scheduled for yes Mr Bven Laftman Chairman of scored good, double, winning terdays.was borponed to 7 pm the Bredalt Speed Skating An the 100-yards in 11.3 seconds on June 16 asthe pumber of sociation, as their representative and the 80 metres" kursiles, to members present, did, hot, reach on the ISU Technical Committe

Personal therrudnim of 10 gold for Speed Skating Reuter