1949-10-11 — Page 6

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1949.

CHARITY SOCCER MATCH

PICK-UP CHINESE TEAM BEATS THE REST 5-4

There was a good deal of booing from the packed stands at the Caroline Hill Stadium yesterday when the crowd noticed after the game had started 15 minutes late that the Combined Chinese team against the Rest of the Colony in the charity soccer match was not as advertis- ed.

In 15 minutes a team was raised from among footballers who had turned up to watch the game; most of the "star" players who had originally been selected ́ being present but unavailable for the match, As It turned out, this pick-up team beat the Rest by the odd goni in nine.

However, this was not to be before the Rest had led 3-0 after some 15 minutes of play. Rallying around the leadership of the schoolboy star, Ko Fo-keung, the Chinese eleven knit themselves together into a very respectable team before half-time, when they had already levelled the score at three-ali.

HANCOCK SHIELD MATCH

HKCC Wins By Five Wickets

By the time the game was over, they had assumed most of the Initiative and the second tatt KAW them continually "at- tocking the Test's goal with Ko Po-sung. the..

SPORTING SAM

RACE RESULTS

By Reg. Wootton

London Express Bervice

Double Tenth Plate

Panda

Won By

One of the largest crowds of the racing season saw Mr Raymond Lo's Panda, with K.-F. Chlu up, win the Double Tenth Plate in grand style with four lengths to spare. Ataman (E. A. Brodie), Dalay Bell (V. V. Needa) and Golden Dahlia (W. K. Shich), winner of the Hongkong Derby last year, followed in that order. star of many aThe highest dividend of $117.50 was paid by Priority (G. Renner up) in the raid, playing a game that should

Humphreys Handicap (First Section) when it defcated the favourite, Hoi Polloi, raire him to the position of the

ridden by S. W. Lee, which finished in fourth place. Colony's first pick for centre- forward.

CONTRIBUTED

The Hongkong Cricket Club experienced no great side who difficulty yesterday in beating the Kowloon Cricket Club

by five wickets in the Hancock Shield match.

The partnership of Archie Zimmern and N. Hart Baker stayed for 14 more runs when KCC resumed their second innings yesterday morning, and then the collapse set in, the next two wickets going for another 37 runt and the last four putting on just one more with the side all out for 130, before lunch.

Set 112 rung to win, HKOU. - started off roundly with a festi wicket Butnership of

frum

Stokes 1. F

05

anal Otter

Krt . up all when the next wickets fell for an additional 10 mmg but then Kilber and Craig. and Inter Weller, settled down. to other hitting and vic-

RCC Lopes borttend

tory came at 3.30 p.m.

Pari-mutuci:

Another handsome place Tane: 1 min. 8-3/5 secs, dividend was paid by Two Bid,

$17.40 winner. with 1. S. Chang up, which | Tlacos: $0.20; 533.80; $15.20,

third placed

in the Caine

Others in the plek-up Chinese Handicap for Class 4 ponies.

contributed to the istently high standard of play by C. F. Ng and K. F. Chiu. The victory by maintaining D con- Jockey honours were shared

were the right-back from Chiu. The former jockey, with Shanghal, S.S. Nien, who spoiled has 10th victory, graduated from the Rest's attack ngin and again Hol King-ng, left-half and from St. Joseph's, who played nị sterling game degile the fact mount in the Waterloo Handkap that he had to take the field in it was fortunate to escape un

basketball shoes,

were

n

My novice class to this race.

AL. Tho was thrown off his

hurt

Following were the resulta:

RACE 1

There WILL nothing much wrong with the Rest and they beaten by an inspired

better team

Granville Handicap (First From the opening whistle they set off a fast pace and Xavier Section), For Australian Ponies and Bighten and the latter Class 8 From the two mile post once again made it 3-0 while once rend and In (about one

crowd backed 11 mile and 171 yards)

First Match In Father than by Commonwealth

Tour Of India

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the Chinese. 1341

Hombay, Det. [0.–Frank -

The Improbable popers happens and the + Worrad. the West Indies Com

cleven Chines "third teams" save player, scored 109 and the footballers Fine Aelding could mat

1.k cominuind of the KCC. Five of the six wie- Australian. Cecil Pepper.

whunting over the kels that fell were lost to fue

math of The

as crowd patches, twn of these good ones scored 95 for the Common-

well-knit precision they fold In deep

proceedi

that Gir To prove boundary by

known greats may the Smith

best footballers Hey re $3 puled to be

the

Aut

on the Davidson and

wealth cricket team against the Indian Universitjes. XI today.

FINAL SCORES

KCC

04

in Inning:

2nd inaings;

E. C. Fincher, v. Craig

b Cull

W. M. Davidson,

Newton b. Pearce

WH.. Coledge, v Keni

b.

Elliott

Nart-Baker,

b. Howarth

A. Zimmern, c. Howarth,

J. Leriou,

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Howarth

F. R. Zimmern,

b. Howarth

C. P. Smi, e. Cull

J. A. Sellers, run out

A. Steplo, not out

b Cull

The tourists, cerg 296 for x wickets in reply to the Uni- Parts of 220, finished the second day 67 runs nhoud

ends The match

10- BIOFUDW

Worrall and fell, who scored 22 1 | aided 14 in 63 minutes for the thalad wickel, after which

16 Wormit and Pepper put on 80

for the fifth wicket,

Wormit hant 14 tours during his innings 133 minites. He gave Cures at 30 and 88

R

20 of

36

27

3

5

1

NO TEMPERS

The game was clemly play- vd. castonally robus!

القرع

ever with tempers surging up.

SINBILLY I

2

1. Coogre (135, C F. NE)

142, 5. A., N. Clangway Larkin Cundar (14), W N. Thomas) Won by hy lengths, 4 lengths Time 2 mins. 22-4/5 secs. Pari-muhurl $18.30 winner. Places $6.00; $8.00; $7.10.

RACE 2

RACE 8 Granville Handicap (Second Section). For Australian Ponies From the two mile post oner round and in (about one male and 171 yards).

Cins

1. National Glory (140, C. F. Net

2, Busted

Atraight (153, 1

Witamaon)

3 Narkoter (147, W. N, Thomas) Won by lengths; many lengths.

Time: mins. 18 rets, Parl-mutuol: $14.70 winner. Places: $8.10; $11.00; $22.30.

RACE 9

For Aus- Stubbs Handlenps. tralian Ponies Class 18. One and a quarter miles.

1. shannon (345. A. Ostraumof)

Metest (143, V. V. Needa)

2.

3. Jeep Lee (149, K. Kwok) Won by ค short head; length

Tec. 2 soins. 31-2/5 secs.

$24.50 Pari-mutuel ·

winner, Places: $10 70; $11.40.

RACE 10 Humphreys Handicap (Second Section) For Australian Ponies Class 6. From the two mile post Waterino Handicap (Flest once round and, in (about one Section). For Australian Puniesmile and 171 yard). Class 3. Six furlongs.

1

Possiblity (152, K. P. (MI)

2 Trade Wind (145. R. COPYKE

Arabian Moon (135, W. N. ! Thomas)

Won by 3 length: 11⁄2 lengths, Time: i vin. 29 kecs, Pari-mutuel $38.70

RACE 3

winner

Waterloo Handleap (Second Section), For Australian Ponies Cluss D. Six furlongs,

The Chinese were out to justily Places: $13.10; $10.70; $14,30.

Inst-minute selection and they Justifed it to the point thai fim left skeptical as to

the

had selectors and whether baltest styllahiy

originally overlooked

some al of those on the feid, tenal of

Before the

whistic half time Kone. Ko Po-keung had

and then iguit with Yu Cheuk-yin sending in the equaliser The crowel

had

Pepper, who was missed when netted

had two Fut lustily and Mans and 12 kuus in an innings veloch lasted 124 (elmutes,

The Universities lost the la

st three wickets for 21 runs,

Media diminutive stond

1 Jeftharufer, being out for 63 He added only two to his overnight

Reuter.

RE. Lee,

Oliver

0

Ext

(B14,

BL3,

N(1)

18

Total

130

Bowller:

O M

R

W

14

7

3

38

3

Cuff

54

2

17

Pearce Elliott

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10

2

1

8

HKCC

113

Weller

Howarth 15

1st Innings

2nd Inninga

1. F. Stokes, e Davidson,

b. Lee

O. J. Kerr. e. Læriou, b.

Leo

N. R. Oliver, e. Fincher,

b. Lee

T. A. Pearce, e. Hart-

Baker, b. Lec

L. D. Kilber, Ibw., D. A.

Zhamera

R. G. Craig, c. Smith, b. F.

R. Zinimern

F. A. Weller, not out

H. M. Newton, not out

Extras: (BI, NEI)

otal (for 6 wkts.)..

Sands Will Meet

Pete Mead Today'

Jaroklon. Ou 10.Juck Solo-

oner

all with the Chinese ns they went ahend through Ko Po- the second half keng before

wens very aid.

1. Murtzold (154. II, 8. Chang) 7. Mastery giaz, V. V. Nerda) 3. Aan Hing 1138, 21. I. Tao) Won by 2 lengths; a bend. Time: 1 min. 27 sees. Pari-mutue $39.90 winner. Places: $10.90: $20.70; $20.70.

RACE 4

About half way through, the Waterloo Handicap (Third schoolboy centre-forward scor- | Section) For Australian Pontes led again, once more developing Class 5.

his own opening.

With two miles to go, the Itest teur Beored ante more through their left wing, Dean. There was hardly time left for an equaliser.

DEBATABLE

mons, the London promoter, One might say that the better unother culour-team Jost, but that is a debut- Tennuel was a fine boxer to the able point.

introduces yo

Six furlongs.

i Jeep Hing (140, K. Kwak)

2. Fiesta (48, G; Renner) 3. Countess Delight (159. c. 1.

NE

Won by many lengths; lengths.

Time: min. 28-4/5 secs. Pori-mutuel $20.00 winner. Places: $8.40; $7.50; $8.70.

1. National Girt (13),

Thomas)

Won by a neck; many lengths. Time: 2 mins. 16 secs. Pari-mutuel: $18,00 winner. |Pinces; $0.40; $0.40; $15.00.

RACE 12

Humphreys Handleap (Think Section). For Australian Ponles Class & From the two mile post oner round mad in (about one mille and 171 yards).

1 Desert Köleht 1134, WV, WS-

Bazion)

2. Jump d (ise, c, Renner) 1. Beca

Wirel (142, R. A.

Castro)

Won by two lengths; lengths.

Time: 2 mins. 15 secs. Pari-mutuel: $58.70 winner Places: $18.70; $21.50; $32,20,

CASH SWEEPS

RACE 1

Nu.

AGA 3244 1187

$2,447

100

330

Unplaced pantes (1100 each) Nos. 3541, 021, 035, 3432,

090

RACE #

Nc. 2931

$2,572

710 IT

735

J01 Unplaced puntes ($100 each! Nas. 634, 111, 3303, 1217, 321, 3871, 00. RACE 3

K

Nst

3163 360 1243

$1,010

804

402

256.

$3,077

170 4.30

Celenta (159, A. Ostrogmot)

3. Madame Butterfly (13, W. A.

R Darkn}

Won by 4 lengths; 3 lengths, Time: 2 polos, 14 sees.

winner. Pari-inutuel: $40.80 Pinces: $17.87; $39,00; $03.10.

RACE 11

Granville Handicap (Third Spelion). For Australian Ponies Class 8. From the two mile pent ance round and in (about one mile nud 171 yards).

Enplaced phates ($100 each) Nos. 3482. 1423, 3344, 327, 3948,

RACE 4

No.

1070

1343

3:47

Unplaced ponies ($100 each) Nu. 422, 3413, 1143, 3037.

FORWARDS COST THEM £200,000

·

The First Division soccer clubs-Newcastle United, Middlesbrough and Birmingham City-have spent over £200,000 in the last three years on transfer fees for forwards alone.

Biggest spenders of course, have been Newcastle. Although they have been reimbursed by sales, they must still be quite expended.

a lot out on £128,000

Bentley (£8000). Shackleton And the Osbornca twelfth (£13,000), Lowrie (£10,000), man? George (82), father of McCall (£10,000), and Gibson five of them and grandfather (£15,000) have all been re- of the rest. He cannot play transferred since joining New-|these days but was one the

best bat in the village, and had

castle.

The forward Hne rends: a trial for Kent. Walker (£12,000), Robledo

Spor

Diary

AMBITION Another Patsy Hendren story. There was

malch this summer when Hendren, as coach to Sussex County

batted at number eleven in a crisis, and staved off defeat for the club and ground-side.

He overheard ono ef tho opposing bowlars say between overs, "Wich I could gel that

I'd.

(£25,000) Milburn, Hannahoid-down the other end, (£10,000), Mitchell (£13,000), have a chance against him.”

International lender, Milburn, cost a £10 signing- on fee. So did his international predecessor

-(London Express Service)

Stubbins, sold to Liverpool for WORLD SERIES

£13,000,

MANNION £10

Middlesbrough's purchases in- clude McCormack (£10,000), Linacre (£12,000), McCrae Desmond (£0000) (£18,000) Mannen

(7000), McKennan (too!!

makes

(£10)

up the Attack with Linacre, McCrae, McKennan and Desmond. Total £03,000,

YANKEES

WIN 4-1

R

New York, Oct. 9.--New York Yankees scored smashing 10-6 victory over And so to Birmingham's £55,- Brooklyn Dodgers today to 000 spont on three men- Brennan, from Luton: Dailey, win the World Series four from Sheffield Wednesday; and games to one and take their Capel, from Chesterfield,

OSBORNES ONLY

The Oabarnes, of Stansted, n Kent village near Wortham, felds a "Family XI".

place with the hallowed Yankee champions of the past..

And as the Hon-hearted Vie Raschi and relief, pitcher Jen

Walter, 40, eaptains thePage, backed by a rousing 11-hit Osbornes Rest of the team attack, hurled Yankees to their are his four brothers, Thomas 12th World Championship in 16 (51). Herbert (47). Jack (44),tries, there was strong sentiment crew with the and Frank (39); Frank's son Bay to rank this

greatest of them all, (14), and nephews Alfred (28), George (20), Jim (20), (18) and Edward (15).

Tony

First Win

For The Princess

RIP-ROARING

In the rip-roaring finale to à tence and thrilling series bo- tween two gallant ball clubs, II was opportune hitting, thally by

golden boy Bobby Brown, which provided the difference; that, and the usual great relief pitching of iron-armed Joc Page,

There were

momesite when Rashi, oching with the fatigue of three gruelling pitching is- sigurnenta sinco ho mowed down the Boston Red Sox in

Chichester, Sussex, Oct.

Princess Elizabeth the pennant-clinching game just

the picturesque

RACE 5

No. 332

$3,32%

2211

"

149

2710

$75 Uuptreed pontes ($100 each) New 3200, D380, 4055, 3120, 1100, 3037, GW2Z. 1243, 4101.

10. went to

RACE 6

E).

No. 1477

43707

2#79

DOS

2201

432

Kans Atout (159, 11 Maltland) Dawn (457. A. Detroueni Diamondfeld (149. Jahes)

SNOOKER

Joe Davis Leads Donaldson

the

Unplaced ponies (B100 ench) Nes. 487, 121, zeño, 4565, 4408, 2341, 1735. | 1685, 5074, 4451.

RACE 7 No. 2703

בטלה

week ago today, fired, and Fontwell Park course near the Dodgers tried to close in

Finally, when Glt Hodges here today to watch her first

smashed a three run homer to steeplechaser, Monaveen, climax a four-run Dodger rally owned jointly by the Queen in the seventh, the margin be- and herself, contest and win came too close for comfort and the

Handicap manager Casey Stengel had to Chase, run over three and a call on the good left arm of Joa

Pugc. quarter milea.

Chichester

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Monaveen, ridden professional

jockey,

Grantham,

beat his

the Tony two op-

3353

82,003 1,133 1840 Unpleed ponies ($100 nach) Nos. 1105, 1400, 3061, 3109, 2645, 4350.

RACE 8

No

4300

2000

$1,010 1,140 374 Unplaeed ponies ($100 ench Not. 27, 244, 813 2057 4005, 430.

RACE 9

No.

3130, 2500.

No. 19.30

4071 4603 4780 Unpherd ponies (5190 each) Nos.

RACE 10

$4,411

1.Zat 630

at five to one.

2360

248

The the

Davis. London, Oct. 10-Joe former Work Snooker Cham- plon, began his three-day match against Walter Donaldson, the Scottish champlon, In the com- petition proper of the "News of World" £1,500 Bookser Leicester tournament at the Square Hall today.

Davis gives Donaldson, who

$1,900 one black-

3.137 504 Humphreys Bordicap (First plays off scratch,

points. even

Unpleeed tiles ($100 each Now Class 6. From the two mile post

cach

Won player had

three 4781, 2251, 1417 once round and In (about one en

frames. The scores were (Davis male and 171 yards).

first)

75-28: 52-45; 33-03; 38- 105: 54-84 and 70-50.

RACE 5

The match a

ful American

at Harringay, London, pivot and there was a good show Section), For Australian Ponic over 37 frames. At the interval 3282, 2709, 3431, 44, 2040, 2369, 1967, public tomorrow, when Pete Mead of Uroughout from both attack Tajmun, Arkansas, who arrived and defence.

i frum

20 It

anger,

New York by air with The apposition developed its Teddy Benthen, own tactics as the game went this week, fights Dave Sands, tk), Good spoiling from the 30 the British Empire

middle- defence and a fine job of work weight

ten from the goal-keeper, Yu Yiu- tak, who played a spectacular Miend, 25, is reputed to be a Lut Bound

role between the

52

7

rounds.

champion, over

4 tough two-handest battler and sticks, kept good forward

11

has an impressive recard, Holine short of the goals it should elabus to have won 33 of hts have scored. 41 pro

Rights, which professional

Accurate short-pussing and a 14.

with include a number of top-ranking centre-forward

Speed Americans

31

enough to worry ail who had Mead visited England in 1944 to mark him and an underdog as a private with the American Insistenes out having Its day Army. His manager clalins that gave the Combined Chinese 167he is so tough that at Madison victory, a well-deserved JBL Elliott, F. Howarth Square Garden, New York, ho a popular one at that.

got up from the floor six times

knocked his and then

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ODGE

out."-Reuter,

man

THE TEAMS

+

and

The teams were: Combined Chinese: Yu Yiu-

KCC Rinks Tourney tak; Fok Yiu-wah, S.5. Nien

3. Priority (15), O. Renner) 2. Jasmin (751, 11. T. Alexander) 3. Ingrid (147, V. V. Needa)

Won by two lengths; a neck, Time: 2 mins 10-1/5 secs. Pari-muluet: $117.50 winner. Places: $21.90; $20.40; $11.30.

RACE 6

Calne Handicap. For Austra-

Joe Davia won four of the six

frames played during the even ing session and at the close led Donaldson by seven frames to five. The scores were (Davir Arst) 98-10; 71-54; 31-84; 36-22- 08-30 and 07-43.-Reuter,

No. 1641

+3

2412 1820

RACE 11

$4.494

1.224

641 Unplaced ponies ($100 each) Nos 201, 250, 3111, 2003. 3707, 1110.

RACE 12

No. 20

123

1031

4.120

$14,490

2.074 Unptneed ponies (3100 ench) "Nos. 1272, 5112, 2001 3003, 67, 7073, 12049 1840, 7184, 3732.

MAGNIFICENT

Page, himself weary from a

ponents easily, starting at odds long pitching clint in Friday's of 30 to 100. He won by 15 game, strode to the mound and lengths from Rondom Knight, wound up the game magnificent- starting at six

la one.

the ninth inning, with by In with Martin M.,

score 10-6 and the ghta who was remount- ed after foiling.

Anishing

turned on for the first time In a

3 Series bad last.

ter World Morlin M. started | ***

Earne, Dod- tried to make comeback as vers

Princess's

the

Q

us

Monaveen, who is entered in pinch hitter Eddie Mikals hit a

Grand National, ran In double down the left field line.

Daring down, Page struck out registered

Duke Snider who went down swinging for the third time in the game, giving him eight strikeouts for the Series and tying a record.

colours of scarlet and purple. His rider was, presented to the Princess before the race.

WARM FAVOURITE

The gelding started a warm favourite. though

10

Jackie

100

ever-menacing carrying Robinson went out on a called of 12 stone, two strike, but Page worked top weight

carefully on Geno Hermanski pounds.

His success was not gained and walked him on a 3-2 pitch, without an incident for, after That brought up Hodges, the going three-quarters of a mile, big blaster whose homer in the Monaveen blundered at the sixth seventh put the Dodges back in

lian Ponies of previous seasons COLONY Swimming chaMPIONSHIPS tece, and a cry of dismay went the ballgame. Should classified Class 4. One mile.

1. The Stranger (150, L. S. Młu) 2. Prince Delight (13), W, P, M,

Cook)

3. Two Bid (159, K. §. Chang)

Won by 5 lengths; 2 lengths. Time, 2 min. 22 secs. Pari-mutuei: $17.30 winner. Places: $10.20; $47.80; $104.30.

RACE 7

Chan Kam-pul, Hung Hing- Lee KCC rinks tournament Yuk and Hui King-seng;

Tai-fal, Yu

Cheuk-yin, tralian

and R. S. Cull did not bat.

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The

Double Tenth Plate. For Aus-, Subscription Ponies of or any previous sensor. From the 14 mlle post (about

match between G.R. Rosselet, H. Po-keung, Tong Sheung and o

Y. Hsu, B. Butterworth and Geo. Leung Ping-kwan

Leo (skip) and J. Chubb, C. I. The Rent Fairbrother; Woot-half a mile and 170 yards).

Stapleton, C. Thompson and F.tin, Keelley; Edge, Tennuel, Goodwin (skip) will be played Hution; Xavier, Berry,

"WELL, HERE, WE ARE

IN DÜBÜN BAY,

STRIPEY.

LOOK OUT TO STARBOARD, 512

Mister Conquest

PORT YOUR HELMI YOU BÜSTERING IDOTI WHAT ARE YOU PLAYING AT, ?`DODGE "GM'CARS!

1. Panda (155, K. F. Chiu)

2. Alaman (152, E, A, Brodke)

3. Dalay Bell (344, V. V. Needa) Won by 4 lengths; length.

London-Express Berrics.

Finals Two Thrilling

This Evening

up

110 re

from the

crowd. [peat, with two runners on base, large Granthum, however, quickly the score would be 10-8 and

mount and took the there might be panic. railled his mo lead after going a mile.

But Page decided there would The Royal horse. made no be no such nonsense as that. Ile further mistakes and passed the laid one in with the count swo post well ahead of Random strikes and one ball, and it Knight amidst great cheering—tantalized Hodges. He took the Reuter,

obvious cut and got nothing except good Brooklyn fresh air, and another World Seties went cown in the books.

Two thrilling races are featured on this evening's TENNIS programme in the Colony Swimming Championships at the Victoria Recreation Club. These are the Women's 220 Yards and the Men's 880 Yards Free Style and re- cords should topple in both events.

The race of the evening will be the Women's 220

Parker's Last

Yards in which University's Mamie Leung and VRC Amateur Match

Cynthia Eager should give the defending champion, Shauna Anderson, the, closest race she has had yet out- side of this year's heats when Cynthia Eager beat her. Tactics and stamina will tell. Men's 880 Yards Free Style- Mamie Leung will be swimming Victor Matiuk (VRC), Chan Wong on the former, Cynthia Eager Chun-nom (Lai · Tsun),

the latter and Shauna An- Kam-wah (Ch. YMCA), B. B. and Cheong derson on speel and reputation. Mitford (VRC) It should be one of the best Kin-man (Eastern). races in years.

Men's 150 Yards Medley Ro- In the Men's 800 Yards, the lay-Wilfred Lawrence (VRC) now Eastern sensation, Cheong Chan Chun-yiu (Eastern), G. Kin-man, will be favoured to Roza-Pereira (VRC), Ng Nin beat both the record and the (Ch. YMCA) and William Teo redoubtable Chan Chun-nam ofEustern), Lai Taun.

Women's 220 Yards Free Though the modest Chan has Style Cynthia Eager (VRC), already wanted the rate to Shauna Anderson (VRC), Joan Eastern's Wonder Boy, there is Eager (VRC), Mamlo Leung no underestimating Lal Teun's (University) and Doris Barton Sea Lion at his best distance (VRC and with a competitivo spirit that rises to the occasion.

Here are some of tonight's events and Analists. The pro- at 0.15 gramine Commences 'p.m.

Men's 100 Yardo Back Bircke-A. V. Lopes (VRC), Wilfred Lawrence (VRC), A K Rumjahn (VRC), Cheong Kin- Collaco man (Eastern) and D. (VRC)

EVEN DIMAGGIO

What mode. it all official was that even the old Yankee Clip- per, Joe DiMaggio, got into the net with a lowering home run to the left field glands in the fourth inning.

Heartsick because his mat had been stilled during the ye weak from n slege of Pneumonia and sill foverish with the virus bugs which refuged to leave his body, Joe had been a lone silent spectator

roughout the series. But today he got into a pitch.

Jack

Banta and hit one

Mexico City, Oct. 10-Frank Parker, of the United States, won the Men's singles title of the seventh Pan-American lawn tennis tournament here. Parker, games, who after the match stated that

00 It may be his lost amateur, beat the defending champion, Jaroslav Drobny, of Czechoslovakin, by 6-1, 2-0, 0-3 and 6-4 in the final.

The Women's Singles tile by went to Miss Doris Hart, of the that had the old Yankee label United States, who beat Mrs on it. And as he trotted across Betty Hilton, of Britain, by the plate, finshing the famed 0-1, 2-6 and 8-3. Miss Hari DiMaggio grin, It was a moment completed a "double" by part to be remembered. The final nering Miss Shirley Fry, of the score was: United States, to beat Mars Hil-

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ton and Misa Kay Tuelcey, of New York Britain, by 0-3 and 0-7 to gain the Women's Doubles honours

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hin follow. 203 1.130′0.0——10, it' countryman, Vladimir Cornik, Brooklyn

(National won the 'Men's Doubles titlo bealing the Mexican brotherą, League)

·Armando and: Rolarido Vega, by 7-5, 0-2 and: 6-4.-Reuter.

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