1949-10-20 — Page 4

COLONY TENNIS

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, ~ THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1949...

MRS LITTON RUNS &

RUNS

TO VICTORY

By "RECORDER"

In the finest Ladies' Doubles mätch seen here in a decade, Mrs Enid Litton & Mrs Diana Cooper of the Ladics' Recreation Club proved too

combination strong for the South China Athletic Association

Mrs Ip Koon-hung & Mrs Mary Chow at the LRC yesterday.

of

Taking the match 6-0 and 6-3, they qualifled for the final of the Colony Ladies' Open Doubles Championship in which they are to meet another LRC pair, Mrs Stroobach and Mrs Getz. The latter scored a surprising 6-4 6-3 victory over the strong Craigengower combination of Mrs Violet Fowler and Mrs Shima Chiu. › It was very much Mrs Litton's day, and she will long remember It for what proved to be a Marathon run along the baseline from start to finish, Thero was never any let-up and, though the score would suggest a romp home, every point was bitterly contested.

The

*

ren but that was Two South China

refused to bo ladies ате the Open Singles, all. Mrs Luton

nailutu. They had both scored run off her feet,

MUCH. MORE TAME the opposition in the against

Мея 11 tournament, Singles

The other remi-trai eliminating Mira Lition 6-2, 6-1

very much more tame M Strobach and MIN round

decided that apparently wodd treat it as they

dinary league

1

ently

accounting

Chow Cooper 0-4, 6-4 in

ba

1 & Mr Chew,

and Mr

Mrs for the Beri

nffair,

was o

affair. Getz they would inter-club

in the Seint-Flosis. Capt' K Tumer Cooke & WD. Z Zinunern 4. C. Fenton will meet C. Ketowali & F. A. Zimmern In the Semi Finals. Both Semi Final will be played on Monday. October 24 at dap p.m.

Mixed Doubles: C. Kotewall A Min. Ribeli bent T. Baker & Mr. F. Stoker 3-4, 6-2, and now Play A. V. White & Airs it. 3. Groundwater in the Bemi Finals on Friday 21st at 0.30 pm

Capt. M. Turner Cooke beat A. EF Guen 0-4, 0-4, nnd is now in the Finals of the Singles Champion- which will be played on Wednesday, October 20,

W, A. Nicholas & Mra E, in- serting bent J. C. J. Arzoon! & Mrs Lower 6-3, 6-0 and now meet Ghi F. Lilton who bent E

Fincher & Min P. J. Ward G-1. 4-0 0-1 This Bemi-Finals in down to he played on Blonday, October

ON PAPER ONLY

There was foine attempt by the On paper, it should have been

might sets victory for Mrs Cesitengower pair to afinck Mraile

barkhand. Mrs It WIR MAMs Cietz on her

thea This Getz seemed to be enjoying this ller and refused to weaker, First, there was Mrs Cooper | fractand lust her more points. Stroobuch played her SCAA Pait Mr the net,

not as Rame. lant their rual baseline J3+} discovered

Ascent, hurwever,

wat hot to be

The

24 as she can be but re-

ly stamme was to peg away attendly Mrs Lation The returns had to halte ramugh not to encourage the opposition to britancy at

the high to survive a kill.

The Ip-Chow combinationibe net. proved equal to

their

out what

the occnsion. The Craigengower patr falled Thank k. they proved quite im two sets to incl

opponents capable of giving Men Cooper awenkness in

Hnd they wiet Tine vely nearly all they could exploit.

LCOME! the experience of though

The picked

Mrs Latton reason in the Senior Division, been a different and severed into a kneelit it may have player 1

Colony formeer

[1

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Nothing was too hard

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mateties

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or too low, too fast 14 dorm Save-footed always, Mis Lather but A

was always there to lob back 1 man 6-2, 6-6, R

and when opgaretulty came

shive fuck with a vengeank

TEST FOR ANYONE

There

Other matches arranged are as feblew:

Thumday--MI P. J. Ward vs MIA M. Fincher.

Katewall & Miss M, Friday.-C. ibeiro vs A. V. White&ates R. I Groundwater Chubb vs Winner TE. Baker vs E C. Fincher,

Monday-W. A. Nicholas & Mrs Hringering ve T. Lo & im E. Litton A. Fung & F. Kwok v T. O. Haker. C. Ratewall A EAR. F Zimnem v Capt M. Turner Cake & F C. Fincher.

FINALS DATES

The following nr the dal » But The finala:

Caldes ("Tanzpiorveligɔ,

Sunday

het 3 Finale of the Birds Doll Chapletly and

Mene Doubles Phanship.

t

SIGNS UP FOR THE SIGNALS

Brian Close, England and Yorkshire cricketer and Leeds

United football

player, meeting his Sergeant-Major and having his papers checked at Catterick where he joined the Royal Signals,

Q

More Checks On Czech Sportsmen Next Year

Prague, Oct. 19-Czechoslovakia's Communist-controlled Sports Organisation, has sharply curtailed apparently afraid that more Czech athletes will "desert," athletic competition with the West next year.

Rusain

At the same time, however, international sports competitions with and the other Eastern European "People's Democracies" have been greatly ex- panded.

Per club

Scots Feel Certain Of Going To Rio

By ARCHIE QUICK

The class really gathered in Edinburgh to celebrate a half century of existence by the City Football Associa- tion. Of course, Soccer has been played in "Auld Reckie" longer than that, but it was not until 1899 that there was a proper governing body,

Secretary of the Scottish Football Association, George Fleming, OBE, JP, told me had little doubt that Scotland would be one of the two home countries to go to Rio de Janiero for the World Cup series in June. He favoured England as the other country. But Scotland has the tremendous advantage of being at home to both England and Wales.

tho

Another person I met was Mr Fleming told me, however, eharming Tommy Walker, and that he is concerned at

la many Chelsea fans will be drain on Scotushjultor foot- sultr glad to hear that he is making ball. "Do you know," he a success on the management of "even Rangers, are finding It Heart of Midlothian FC ak difficult to keep pace with the Tylrecastic Park, and beger, musa ReLVIRES? David McLean, who is to ratire, Itangers, however, havo beon aid that Tommy is ready to asked by the Brazilian FA to step into his shoes,

World Foto le to open the Cup' Stadium. They are finding some dificulty in accepting.

The social function was carried out with all the panoply of much events North of the Border with the triumphat entry of the log- gls and much quang of toasts. i was interested to hear that the Scottish FA even now advancing in membership, the game

increasing in popularity

In the Highlands to the extent of 20 new clubs last year. Its popularity could hardly increase in the South!

INVASION OF SCOTLAND

Crisis In The Rugby Union

!

London, Oct.

19! Tho

The invasion of Scotland from a football sense generally takes British Rugby Union's sea- managera son, now well into its stride, place in June when and scouts go to watch promis- hus set followers of the ing jurior talent, but this time

。

it was September and the train game discussing this relativo Station could merita of pre-war and post- Waverley

war play. Into

have been taken for easily

league "special" Football

Many believe that the quality, Dozens of English managers it not the spirit of the code, has City suffered with the palming of the

and directors visited the for the Celebrations,

The Portsmouth's club neemned

Al

one of its

up

ma

to be particularly popular there. The manager of Clyde usele Oslo and the Czech track and

Travers, told The official international «poris, doubtful or described

field tean featuring Olympic FC, Paddy progtamme for 1950 published; undetermined.”

Even

Czechoslovakia's World distance chainpion, Emil Zato- that Portsmouth have given by Sukol, the National Sports

Junior midweek lengue, and that Championships Mixed Organisation, disclosed that only: Andeur lee Hockey Chaptopek, is scheduled only for the handsome shield to the Scottish Syd director, Mr ore Western team-a Swiss soc- chip may not be defended. This European Brussels. to bren Invited

war still open to question after

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World Vice-President. All this matuni voat Czechoslovakia next year. the

that

Tennis three best, agronged for the Czech

Table Tennis

team.goodwill is reflected in the n Champion CUTS IN FIXTURES

barn purged fur playera

Basketball, swimming and aki-her of Seoilish Juniors Anding

their way to Fratton Park. og ni drew a blank in So sharp are the cuts in x- introuatioanl play,

Replacements F; ༈༙ tt

It appeared that no But

West.-Associated Press. be trained

where

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Marathon run over a friarugula

When it was all over, Litoo was very tired, but 11 WE AR In tired winner that she walked off the court

Mr

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heart after having lost the fr

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credit. They

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showed

fight in the serend

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KCC TOURNEY

AT CRC

Sem-huk Behuni Open Singles bent Championship. -- Matirkeg 110-bin 6-4, 83

Fowin Tsal best Capt A Stewort 6-2, 11-9. Y P Put belt

Tura, Cine ., -1. KL and orang berat in T. Muebell en AI Nichino -2, 4-, 6-4; WT L and T ( Yu brat C Kotwall and W. YI -4.1-4.

Sateli Today To and W. K. Ma v Y

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played and W

Ela Coltuwing are By results of

usatees the Key tennla

Moulay and Theday:

1oulden Milton & M11 Jones beat Ms Benjamin A Min Lambert Blaker 6-4, 9.7. The winners will meet Mre 1. F

Stokes Arthur

Alan 12 Ward in the finals. X's Doubles: - A

Mrs Litton on

Fult

& F

-2, and will meet i

2

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the run They took three games

#wok beat T

Bounding Basque

Stays

Young

London, Oct. 19.-Jean Borotra, one of the most magnetic personalities whe ever walked on to a lawn tennis court, is a player who refuses to grow old.

This he proved last week when in his 51st year, Borotra went through a week of hard matches to emerge winner of the British Covered Courts Cham- plonship for the eleventh time.

Many people

thought

the Frenchman

King To Defend His Empire Title

London.

The

had

Ior them are 1 pot theres will cel

travel to Western countries ex- Czech trains will be allowed to

As well as sporta SNOOKER pept where necessary to defend ideological

or where the g together witu prova wen in championships

Ituasi and other Com- chance of ranking from they have a

teams which' munich-controlled countries, with high even have been purged of "pollcal marellabies."

Although Czech competition, in Davis Cup that it the rebuilt team. and Wimbledon Tennis was left!

the

question

these could be abandoned.

of

IF POLITICALLY RELIABLE

well able as

Otherwise, the hockey

looked

Kennerley

the

World

years.

Among those who noe in the modern conception of the game much that indicates n lack of training and supervision In tho asle arts of such matters as serummaging. handling and kleking Is the English Rubay Union's new President, Mr Erio Watts Moses,

Mr Watts Mosts, speaking at the Union's annual meeting last in declared the game June, England was going through one

i

uf Us crises.

He said

young

ignorant

Pompey Draw

Wolves engly

With

pionship qualifying heat at and, as a result, each club

At ስ

that many

players

of

of their were totally

the fundamental principles of the game and he usged clubs to lay plans for ex- the training before Reason begon. But it is clear went tint his plea generally London, Oct. 19.-Forts. unheeded. Sports nuthorities indicated i Wins 21-14

Few could deny that place- mouth. last season's League

Wolver-kicking in particular has declin Champions, and

lasted sharply in recent years. It has London, Oct. 19.-Kings- physically 0.4

Wanderers, hampton

neglected study become such a decided for the present, most strung enough-politically rel sports authorities here believest efficient Hockey team mightley Kennerley, of Birming

team ham, beat John Barrie, of season's Cup winners, drew that conversion of awards oc- 1-1 in the Football Associa-casions more surprise than the There would be an especially still be sent abroad.

tion's Charity Shield match fatture. stoord renson for such a step has only two gates arranged in Wisbech, in their Czechoslovakia no longer has n the West, une in Sweden and Professional Snooker Cham-at Highbury this afternoon chance for honours since several the other in France. The inter

118 19. Pro- month ARO, Oct.

top stars, is dubious.

Battersea, London, today. Drobny, Wimbledon

will hold the trophy for six Czechoslovakin's World maker Jack Solomons said Jaroslav

Vindimia Cernik, Championship Archery

He will

meet either months. tudny he had asked the nalist and

will go only to Copenhagen to Willie Smith or W. A. Withers

A raw did justice in the second qualifying round. British Boxing Board of refused to return home when

defend their titles.

The Czech World Champion Kennerley, who led Barrie by good sides and a crowd of about Control to name a challenger

Skaters Figure

are 135 trutnes Women

to nine overnight, 20,000 saw the teams play foot- a high for Arthur King of Canada,

reached for the World scheduled only

of the six frames ball which dive

during the-

near the British Empire Light-

afternoon standard unti Championships in London and

Played weight Champion.

the European Championships in ression, and at the interval led when a swirling wind followed The Board of Contrul meels

by 20 frames to 10, with only by driving rain caused play on Thursday.

ve frames remaining to be de-deteriorate. who wor King,

the Empire

cided tonight. le in 1947, is ranked fourth atoout the world's lightweights by the American National Box- ing Association. He outpainted Tommy McGovern of England In London on Tuesday night in a non-title 10 round bout.

Mr

ordered.

"PEOPLE'S TENNIS"

tennis International Sokol's programme was made up almost solely with matches with Rus- sin and "People's Democracles" countries.

Out of 230 Internallonal com- petitions scheduled for the year in all branches of sport, only 15 were listed in Western cut- tries. And some of these were

Solomons said he hoped Swedes Lead In

Pentathlon

that actor, who is ranked ninth in the the title would evade the grasp United States, by 6-4, 0-3, 5-7. in the set-fil 4-6 and -2 this year.

to stage a title #ght involving brilliantly and which was played in a swelter- but he played

King if the Board would name with his ng atmosphere.

He said he also delighted the crowds

He then met GeofT Palsh. an opponent. permality, smiling churm and 1

which Britain's Number Two player, hoped to arrange another fight tactics hight powered earned him the tide some years ago of "The Bounding Basque", the Bant and he was in straight Michigan, who proved a big crowd pleaser in losing to Dave can give sets by 6-4, 0-3 and 6-3. Gred", Berotro, it seems,

"I 0/12 very

sid Sands of Australla last week. any number of years on wooden

Borctra after the final, in which: Mend plans to return home

unless crop of

л match to the present courts

he had pulled out some of his Saturday

chois. Ils made.Associated Press. players.

mosi spectacular REMARKABLE STAMINA

brilliant work at the not wns Borotra gave 6 remarkable bri

applauded by

the ethibition

and constantly stamina of

crowd and at one stage Paish dexterity in defeating Phillip Hanna, a 30 year old American droppet his racket and clapped Lis handa in appreciation of Borotrn's volley,

who is nearly half bis age, in for Pele Mead of Grand Rapids, Championships

of the Fifth Royal Inniskill- ing Dragon Guards, had fallen from ninth to 11th

Pon-

BRITAIN STARTS place when the third day of

the World Modern FAVOURITE IN

tathlon Championship end- HORSE JUMPINGed here today.

tehnis

Cricket Teams

Siva

Diss

Division

1

won

How

to two

the end,

were

recent meeting of the Landon Scottish and Harlequins. and two conversions no fewer than ten perilly kicks missed during the match. Place ond tive time kickers who thought to the preparation for the kick are all too few--Reuter.

Rugger Results

London, Oct. 10-Cambridge University defeated St. Mary'a Hospital by 14 points to 11 la

Rugby Union match

a

this

afternoon. Portsmouth took the lead in

In Rugby League Yorkshire Afternoon scores (Kennerley the first half when Reid took n Clarke

semi-final match today. Cup rs1) 1--03 to 20, 50 to 40, 80 to elever short pass from

drove past luddersfield defeated Dewsbury 16, 83 to 24, 79 to 39, 17 to 101. and from 18 yards

Parsons, the Wolves' goal- BROWN LEADS 18-12 The South

African,

keeper,

Peter players

Wolves by seven points to two.-Reuter tho while appealed in vain for"

Cambridgeshire

Another disputed goal gave heat in the Wolves a deserved equaliser Callover

receives three

resumed this afternoon and ench

Club Chess

Tourneys

FAVOURITE WEAKENS

London, Oct. 19.-There were some big alterations. in the Cambridgeshire bet- ting at the Victoria Club callover tonight. The favou-

The following will represent the Club de Recreio 1st and 2nd Xix in their league matches against IRC on Saturday:

First Eleven (Away) --A.M. Prata Mans, must win all seven frames offside. Cp Dr. A.AT. Rodrigues, DF EL during the evening session to- Dr H. L. Corlo, P.M.N. a night to beat Albert Brown, of GF.M. Senres, N.A. Bel 17:0

G.N. Gomano, LG, Gorana, A.P. Birmingham, in their icel-Pereira. A.J. Pereira Jr, AV. the "News of the World" £1-in the second half. Portsmouth penalty against a Gosano (Umpire).

Second Eleven (Home).-A.E. No: 500 snooker tournament at the protested

Alves, A. Leicester Square Hall, London, awarded for hands when Ferrier (Copt). E.A.IL

was in way of a fast shot by Brown, who Lopes, DE Hemedios, R.A. Reme Stockholm, Oct. 19. dos Alt. Osmund, CA. Gutierres points in euch trains, led by is Hancocks, who scored from the

EM. Rozarlo.. A.Afrines to nine when play was "pot kick-Reuter. nemedios Jr. F. Correin. Captain Peter Duckworth, Alves, on

DOCKYARD XI

a lend of 18 frames to 12 at the The following will represent the won irce games to give Brown

the КСС in Dockyard against

Saturday at interval. Second

Aftemoon peares (Brown KCC

Monre. J. Wickham. G. Horst)-54 to 51, 98 to six, 59 5. Langmead, Pards, Alto 43, 55 to 58, 25 to 110, 49 to S. Flume, B. Tucker Sparer 1121 G8. Hughes, S. James Man, C. Whittaker (Uspire),

With the Kowloon Chess rite, Hyperbole, weakened SCHOOL XI He had 41 points. Flight The following will represent King the highest break of the match Club Championship (1949) half a point to 15 to 2.

V School against the Com-

barely over, the Club Cham- Brussels, Oct 10-Britain, Lieutenant Jack Lumsdaine, of God at home on Saturday after-to for. LAST "MUSKETEER”

Mr N. Bertie's candidates, Brown won the match when pionship for 1950 is to start Scorned and Orphean, changed Captained by Olympic rider the Royal Air Force, however, noon: It has been reported

from 15th that Colonel Llewellyn, starts hot climbed

place to LA. Stevens (Capt.), F.D. tolton-

while der Dunne, i Webster, F. East- he took the first frame in the before the end of the year, places in the betting. As a re was going to retire favourite Borotra

for the Brussels 2th with 43 points:

at Wolver Horse

Balter, M. Koodiaroff, M. Nicolson, ran out the winner Jumping Lieutenant Geoffrey Brooke, of man. A. Sargison. D. Dhabher, M. evening session

22 entries closing on Thurs-sult of his success by Paris, Oct. 19-Filipino Fell from the game many times but International

hampton on Tuesday." Orpheau starts ΟΠ the Royal Navy, moved from, B. Fraser. K. Waller (12th man)..

frames to 15.

day, October 27. cisstino Ampon was rated 17th still he keeps going and beats Tournament which

OPTIMISTS' 18th to 19th place with 59 points,

Members are invited to noll came in from 10 to 1 to 23 to 1. In the annual world amateur the best. One of France's farned Thursday.

EVENING SESSION

At the Bertie Stables tonight Col. Llewellyn will have his Britain fell from th to sixth

The following will represent the tennis ratings of Pierre Cillou, "Four Musketeers," with Henri

fy their intention to enter for it was stated that both horser a League During the evening tessich

to the Hon. this tournament Prosident of the French Lawn

Cochet,

the HM and three famous jumpers, "Foxhun-place in the team placipes with inCC Optimists in

led, with cricket match against

Drown Commando at Sookunpoo on Sunday "Monly, and "Kiigedin" 52 points, (Sweden

won four frames TV Secretary or on forms provided are well, Tennis Association.

The live best-backed horses Jacques Brugnon, Borutra began tor,

with him.

12 points).

at 1.9 p.m.-L.D. Cibes (capti. Mans three, the scores being for this purpose at the Club. were Yellow Idol, ↑ «Maysoy, Cillou rated Ted Schroeder, winning titles in 1922,

In tonight's 300 Metro cwim ofP. Pritchard, FP Thorpe, AS (Brown Brej 83 to 37, 85 to 28. The entrance fee is $10. Miss Pat Hyde, winner

Hornet III, Good Richard Gonzales, Frank Par-

the He won Wimbledon Singles

20 at 80, 36 to 97, 59 to 20, 139 At the same time, a novelty hate and Orphean. of Sweden Fran, TP. Mahon, N.R. Oliver. R.J. -1024 ir

and his year's "Horsewoman of ming contest, Hall

Thesen Ender, W3. Slagter. R.G. kor, Bill Tolbert and Australia's Championship

to seven and 39 to 01. Year" prize will have was first in 5 mins. 5.1 secs. Craig. N.E. Artly, III. Rankine;

Four points were slashed off. Trunk

Sedgment as the top-five 1028 and the Doubles in 1925 the

and "Leona" as her Lumsdit was fourth in 5 mins. w. Howard (20 man, a, Terry Jaroslav Drobny was alxth 1032 and 1933. He has played "Nobber"

34.7 acco, Duckworth was 13th facorer). Eric

seventh, for. France in the Davis Cup mounts, Sturgess

the in 5 mins. 52.4 scrs. and Brooke: The third member of Gillou rated Italy's Giovanni many, thines and has also won

during world British lean is H. Robeson was 16th in 4 mins. 30.5 secs."DOC" YEOMANS Cucelli 15th and Marcel Bernard titles all-

Reuter. Associated Press.

WORLD TENNIS

and

: RANKINGS

of France 16th-United Press. Reuter.

MICSHEEN

IVAKEY A VZAKEY!,

·UTOD THAT YAY! MCSIVEENEY WANTE,

YOU-ON THE LAWN,

Lacoste tene

over tho

Mister • Conquest

STRETCH THAT ARM! BEND. MCGREENEYS. COOKING

of

AŃCOWEENEY BACONES HOME THE WINNER MCSWEENEY BAYS IT'S TIME FOR DINNER ! .

MCSWEENEY CAN KEEP THE BLOOMIN”, LOT » MOSTRIPEY, YOU HAVE!! LEARNED. YOUR TOT

LEAVES

Mans had a break of 80 in

the sixth frame today, which was

and eventually

to

"Doubles" Tournament is to

Hampton,

be

•

Idol's price while

Kennerley eventually beat held. This will be played on Barria by 21 frames

the principle of no consultation Yellow

Goo:1 Taste was will although Burrie won four of the Ave between

who partners,

backed, there was. frather played

We alternate in being responsible heavily

strong opposition to him, and evening.

for the moves:

weakened seven palats to The scores were (Kennerley Some of the early entries for he first) 87 to 25, 19 to 111, 53 to this tournament are. S. Jiritsky close at 40 to 1.

Normanton was also weak in Hockey enthusiasts will learn 5, 43 to eight and 54 to 50-& Arthur Gomes, Schura & with regret, of the departure for Reuter

A, Birlukoff, and Eugene the butting. He closed at 40 to UK by plane on Tuesday Inst,

Joseph TauzZ. "Doc" of SBPQ

Yeomanu, who did much to put post-war hockey In the Colony back on its fcct. Due to the short notice of his leaving, it was impossibio to call a meeting of the HKHA, but a suitably inscribed memen- to, a stop watch was presented

Commonwealth Cricket Tour

Indore, Central India, Oct.

CHANNEL RELAY. NEXT YEAR' Folkestone, Oct. 10-An in- race acrosa from Ahmedabad for their four-the English Channel is among

10. The Commonwealth cricket

touring team arrived here today fernational relay.

1 as compared with his opening price of 33 to 1

THE BETTING

The prices were; 15 to 2 Hyperbole 100 to 7 Stormy Petrel. 100 to 0 Ballymacad. 18 to Yellow Idol,

20 to 1 Meysey Hampton.

to film on behalf of the Associa Uon for his excellent service as

20 day match against the Holkar the plans for next year's Chan- Fixture Secretary last season Cricket Association, which starts not swimming season which are Honey, The presentation was made by m

tomorrow.

the

President. Mr AE. P.

home

to

to 1 Hornet III, Welsh. Percion Book and

28 10 1 Vale de Lair, Silver This will be the touring elde's now being drawn up by local Sierope.

officials here. Guest

Teams from the United States, Gate and Orphean SDPO Yeomans wishes his third match of the tour, and the

team

captained by Franco, Belgium, Egypt and 33 to 1 Baar Dance, Roc de appreciation to be conveyed. sil members of the Association Colonel C. K Nayadu, includes Britain are expected to compete Diable and Signalmun.

this kind gesture, and hopes other Indion Test players in C. The town of Folkestone will 19 to 1: Scorned, Good Taste, to pul this memento to good use S. Nayddu and Mustag All, offer two irophies one for the Normanton,

Tho Commonwealth team fastest individual swim..and ihed Country, where he

relay and Star Point. alms in continuo, his hockey por-will not be announced

for

London Express Service

thods.

tomorrow,-Reuter.

until second for the fastest crossing.Reuler."

A

Brink, Courler

Guadelupe, Moondust, Kilbolin

80 to 1 Three Weeks, Reuter,