1949-10-28 — Page 6

WEEK-END CRICKET

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, FRIDAY, OCTOBER · 28, 1949.

RECREIO MEET SCORPIONS

IN WEEK'S BEST

By "RECORDER"

GAME

Club de Recreio meet the Scorpions tomorrow at King's Park in what should be the most attractive match on the Cricket League pro- gramme.

The Scorpions are a much stronger team than they were last season and are capable of coming out the winners. Though both teams have strong batting to rely on, both matches between them last year did not see too many, runs on the board.

There is likely to be a re- petition of the story. Rectelo's bowling hasn't yet picked

up

Its sting, but Gerry Gosano's 7

A mediocre change helping bowler with his annlysis.

HKU V. COMMANDOS The University take on

the

for 1 last week Indiested that Commandos at Pokfulam and

it will no longer be just Admny dalsh up thoroughly hur

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LIVERPOOL- FACE A STIFF

HURDLE

London, Oct. 27.-Liver- pool, the only unbeaten team in the Football League, are faced with a stiff hurdle o Saturday, when they play the newly promoted Lon- doners. Fulham, in a First Division game.

They are chasing Arsenal's ፭ )፡-┪“ recard of playing the Be1 17 games without lant,

SPURS v. BRADFORD AT White hart laNE AGAINST PETE MEAD

Clarke, the Tottenham centre-half, makes From Mellyeony, the Bradlod centre-forward.

SANDS WAS NOT TOO CONVINCING

By ARCHIE QUICK

Here is the latest news about some contenders for boxing world championships, The Australian triplo champion and British Empire middleweight title-holder, Dave Sands did not convince observers that he has tho | ability to make the world title grade, in his latest fight |against Peto Mead at Harringay,

Mead is just a rugged, tough fighter who goes along enrning his living from stake to stake without any pro- tensions to championship class, but he exposed many of Sands' shortcomings. The referee mado Sands a point winner, but what Marcel Cerdan would have done to either for both of thom-is-nobody'a business.

There is no stopping Algar Smith, last

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Schroeder & Mrs Dupont Head Tennis Rankings

London, Oct. 27-The United States topped boil the men's and women's rankings among the world's amateur tennis players, John Olliff of the Daily Tele- graph announced today.

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Ted Schroeder, the Wimbledon Champion, was ranked Number One among the men and Mrs Margaret Osborne Dupont was first among the women. The selections are made an- 1 year are Richard Gonzales and sally by

Parker topped Of's selee- QUIST,

Frank Parker (US) who would tone among the men last year loading good but they will have to produce authority on tennis and a former have secupied Grst and fourth and Mrs Dupont But t their beel Lo antitalar their

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HANDICAPPED

Arsenal's run of nine sucres- Sive дален without defent = 17: mainly due to a sound defence. but they may be without their nini wart centre-haif, Logite Compton, LEIT the formidable tnak a Newenstle,

Compton had six stiches 1- sorted in a eut over the left eye

THE RANKINGS

MEN

Ted Schroeder:

ly Talbert (US).

3 Frank Sedgman (Australia),

Erie Sturgea (South Afri

5 Jaroslav Drobny (Czecho {slovakia);

7

Budge Patty (US)

Gurdar Mulloy (US); #BBy Sidwell (Australia),

9. Earl Cochell (US); 10 Geol Brown (Australia),

WOMEN

Margret

Onborne

I Airs

Louise Brough (US);

Dupont (US): matches Chould be close If There will

favou The decapon, University and Reerein

last Saturday and is a doubtful

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British Riders

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the why doe Bory don't always musterinla:4 IFC* balling Day 4 WAY Gestobalty of discepaint Tet talriest bowling

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Records

Jackie

2.

3.

4

Do Hari (US), Mr. Nancy W. Bolton Australia:

Newenetle, who ate recovering well after a shaky start to the

3. W3 #2134 be without i Mr. England's

JUST. k jeentre-forward, who featured a Ife may wrist

agatrist Wales. bepul of the game weeks

"tionzales was the most bril- ant but not the most couskitest amateur alore Jock Kramer turned professional in 1947."

LRC DOUBLES CHAMPIONS

the

CRICKET TEAMS

XI wil

at King's Park on Satur-

year's Amatour Champion. This "pocket Freddle Mills" has now "Ma "ty O STUTUSMULUI TANS WHEN both have ended in the first round.

His punching with either hand is terrifle in one

60 young and

he may well set up a record in two years' timo when he will be 21 and thus allowed to Oght for title.

He could be a champion on his coming-of-age birthday. If 1 were his

nager,

I would ship him off to the United States for peet if handled properly. experience. He is n world pros-

TANGLED SITUATION

I was triking to Mend's mana-

over to

Entries For

Ninth

Race Meeting

The seven entries for tho Hongkong St. Leger, run over one and three-quarter miles, at The Ninth Racu Meeting of the

Club

will

Hongkong Jockey each carry 150 lbs.

Entries aro na follows:

Handicap (1st Section) Miler-Abdul Hamid,

Clam

Amber, Argua 11, Flight, Green Vel- vet, Gypsy, Harvard, Jackal, Jetro,

Kingfisher, Midnight Express, Morn

ger, silver-haired Johnny Rogers who brought flyweight Jackie ing Sky, 'National Sky, National Jurich and

Mon- Quard. Peacock, Stanl

Rifle. Suplentia, Shaffic, Shangrila, Sinall Dragon, tana

England in the souvenir, Surling Castic, Trigger. dum and distant past to fight for 2-Ping Chat Icap. 1st Boc the world title, and Rogers told ion) Class D. I Mlle.-Ame, Clip- Em- Joe Per Amsterdam, Betty Lou. his opinion is that me

Galo, Fat Chay. Happy Dey, Baksi could beat the world is. Kolinsky, Liberty Diamond, was mentally inclined, and that National Glory, Pinkie, Prosperity, otherwise the heavyweight situa- The Stonetul. Trist Trip. Vanguard. Sprinter, Stranantota, Sunkiss, tion is ne tngled in America as

1.-Cheung Chiu Heap, Class 0. It is here.

• Furlongs. Big luft, By-the-way, Estrellita, Happy Farmers,

Bappy Return. Jemima, Mabuhay, Mimi, Racing Queen, Radar, Bore Shok, Victory Ship.

Lloyd Marshall, has knocked

out

the

Rogers pointed out to me the little-recognised fact that his 33- year-old Negro middle weight,

4.-Weglan Handicap (1st Section) Class Billerbarian, Domi- Recreio 1st

play the

and Heavyweight

alon Uny, Foyle, Home Builder, Cruiserweight Champlon, of the Jeep Shingly. Larky Strike, day and the

2nd XI will play the

World, Ezzard Charles and Fred- Manlas, Pay Day, Rebel, Sunaliine. Dorkyant on Sunday at the Navy

site Mills, und

-Hong Kong St. Leger. 124 Gund

outpointed the

Miles.Ben Wyrls 180; Egyptiani 12 XIA. M. Prats (Capt 1. Di Middleweight Champion, Jake Field 150; Golden Dahlla 150; Jeep Mrx Cooper ant Mrs M

strigues, Dr E. L. Gowanu, Motta--a Aine record, which les 180; Roue d'Or 150; Skymastor Andrewes won the Ladies' Dou- | Dr H. 1 Ozori, P. M. N. da Silva,}" bles Champtonship of Ure JG. N. Gorano, 1. G. GORANG, apparently curned him no sort of 330: Spurtarmaster 150.

6.Ing Chau Ireop. Gnd Sec- A. B. Pereira, Jar, N. A. Beltran, recognition when houours are betion) Class 9. 1 Mile.-Araxy Busted Ladies' Recreation Club wheu E M... Soares, B. T. Goratio.

Mead has also Straight, Condor, Coogee, Diamond- log banded out, they beat Mrs Slagter and Mrs 2nd XI.A. E Neruntia (Capt

Bold, Elmer, Fearless Witness, Fly- beaten Jocy Maxim who shortly Kit in the final 6-2, 6-1, yes. A. R. Alven. L. E. Guterres, D.

ing Dragon, Gangway, Happy Event, Remedios, A.

IL A. Loper,

challenges for Mills' crown.

Hungkong Maiden, Jeep Beauty, terday,

Ormund, R. A. Remedios, C. A.

Mercury, Pearl Bridge, Bildber, Sul- W. J. D. Yvanovich, E. M. Rosario, A. P.

phur, Topsall, Hires-Pereira, P. N. Luz,

CRAICENCOWER V Bellors In Dhe semi-finndə

M Heenan

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J'al Mis Canning Todd Cooper bent JB, Hawthorn and

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Mr Belty Hilton (Great 0-4.

of the Club Men's Doubles 0-2,

Brotha

for NI

T Orr and J. J Remedio Mrs SP Sumuners (South (APC) beat A T. Dow and AXHOR).

W. Reed (lbb, Livingston) 0-2.

1

Curry (Great

Ana

B. Mi A. Hosni (taly); t. Joun

-V. D. Fitzroy-Williams

1. Goldman (GRmans) beat E.

10 Mrs J J Walker Sadth 1 Oliver and N. Downle (Bank (Great Britain)

WOLVES SHOULD WIN Wolverhampton Watulerers Belaru ket their unbeaten record last but they shonki still Ort 27. In five week,

unbeaten at home Jones of high-speed motor remain

aminat on inconsistent Chelsea

wilhout the sals eveling, three Norton riders ;

of their injured left- Archie Bell, Geoff Duke tanee

hotf, 19ily Weight,

even

and fant Eric Oliver today The outstanding match of smashed four world records the day should be Portsmouth's in the 350-ce class at the home clash with Manchester

grounds, the United are settling i down to a strong challenge for the lendership.

Mexicans Best Moblery track, near here. United, Suited by the softer

In Horse Show

Harrirlarna Henrylvania, Ort 27 The M-quest tram, will dă place in the poziła, won first, Perufsylvan Nutral Show here, autording to an un offteiņi tally

Counting five peants for each first place, fire for second, two for Shiel

fourth, ao one or unofficial placings were.

(11---Mexico, 85 points.

(2)-Chile, 30 points.

(3) Etre, 28 points

(1)-Canada, il points

The recorda were: Two hours -average speed of 187 ilometres per hour (abou 10h by Bell

Three hours, -average speed of 1627 kilometres per hour Catt 101 mphy by Duke.

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They have lost only or of their fix away matches, wherves Portsmouth have an unreliable home reverd of anly two wins

the

TWO LOSSES

Lane) 0-4, 6-4.

K. B. Baker and Mra Baker

W

& Pomeroy Mrs 6-3, 3-0, 0-4 in tho of the Handicav

Tu commenting on his rank benl bis OHII wrote

The

two most Important Jushes to the amateur game this

1

Rugger Teams

ARMY

Pomeroy semi-finals Mixed Doubles

TODAY'S MATCHES

The following are the Tournainent matches for today at 4.30 pm.

Final af the Colony Ladies'

i Singles Championship,-Mr M. Chow

Mr p

↓

maich

The following will represent the Ccc m League

against the Optimist (away):

f. Souza, J. Bumeris. Bong Choy M. J. Diyecha, Crabtree, X. M. Humjahn, JC. Tam. A 1. Intali, J. Irance, II, Greenslade, D. Readm2971.

J... Youngmaye 12th Man). Ỡ. 8. Ladd (Umpire). 0 C Jorge

Scorer).

SCORPIONS

Y

Chess Tourney

Entry Date Extended

Following a decision by

to hold

The following will represent the the Committee Scorpions in their Jengye match Bainst Club de Recreio at King's first the Non-Consultation

Kerr, T. A.

Doubles

Park on Saturday:

Tournament, the LF. Stokes. J Pearce, F. A. Weller, M. New-closing date for entries for ton. F Howarth, A. & Culi, 2. B

1. Eliot, M. Jones. J McFar-the annual Championship of

lans, J

A. Cunk

KGVS

7. Sinnecutter's Handicap. Frem MP Class 1A-Ataman, Bashful Beauty, Chesterfield, Daisy Bell, Norre Queen. Panda, Vagabond King.

B-Woglan Handicap (2nd See- tion Class 2, 1. Mile.-Delle Fon- taine, g Shot, Emprees Delight. Pearl Diver, Pleasant Valley Rose Fime, Seafire, The Chief, vid Day. Wodonga.

(2nd Sec- 9.-14ma Handicap tion) Class 7, 1% Mites.-Aeroplane, Ding low, Esmeralda, Fillbuster. Airfeld. Al Fresco, Ballerina, Dawn, Flying Knight, Flying Wheel, For- ever Spring, Good Bay, Good News, ishoca, Pacific, Reputation, Bans

Shahin,

Sharpshooter, Unteer, Yaen).

Aut

the Kowloon Chess Club has Autumn Double

The following have been selected been extended to November to represent King George V Reboot in a Serond Division match against

CR.

The RAF, Final of the Club Mixed Doubles Championship M Licetian Mri Litton Y WJ D. Cooper & MFX Couper,

Final of the Hent Men's Lou- blow, D. Fitzroy Williams & Mai P Skipwith v J. It. Kite & N. Arthy, Iriter 2016. J ]!urball & Hạnh ơi Lan (Treasury v. K.

13 Baker &

| V Shows (FW.D.); D. Nalan Chun Peat. Marwick & All- chell) v A 1. Sealth&REB

&

The Army 1: XV to play Houshatte Foller at the Club to

The rios at 15 pw be selected from the following players.

Cal

DIAMO Mecullough Carpet aty (RAMC). SAI 500 kaloreizes average speed 1er First Division fumes, town (RAPC), Capt. Clayden 420 11827 ktomettra per hour by

Via Antun improving

1.1 McNabb #RAOCI. Et Hover

shreibt account for Stoke, who Gregson OKSUL

Gower Capl Inas (ROS), Maļ Tour Hous Average speed | have gained only three points

(ADP), Capi Wason (HQUP), LA. Evans (MX),, 161 kilometres per Lour it these lust tilno games, and

2/14 Bucknell (M),

Guse Carl. Herby, who are overcoming a

[{"uffs) CSM Jenning IMx. tabout 100 m pili).

Maj. Rapsey (40 Div), Sgi. MeAdam The four hours' record

rm of injuries, may continue

427 HA A ), L4 Richardson (3 their recovery at Everton,

BTR), M. Mitchell (RASC), Capi, Young 14), Capt. Smyth (KOSÚ)

of

broken by Bel

whe

Duke went on to break an

LEADERS AT HOME other two records, the five hours the 500 miles, making-

All lending three teams in the

Division Second

line ኤኔርትዝልፍ? total of six records.

Duke's

The speeds for games.

pick of these average these tests were 5 hrs.-161.81 should be at Sheffield, where the Eire's Army team won the Bnal event for the President's kilometres per hour (about 100 Wednesday, who have dropped

(5) Chilean Federal Police,

7 points.

Truphay, the final International, she miles-181 kilos

event of the meeting. Their three-man squad totulled a low

core of 12 points.

Chie

per hour.

per

The previous records were: 22 hrs--101

kilometres was hour by

Baker and Denly second with 16 points. Mexico (AJS.) in 1930; was a close third with

hrs-150 llometres per points. Reuter.

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3

Deep Water Bay Starting Times

hour;

500 kilometres-148,7 kilo- metres per hour, both by Pope and Earle (Norton) in 1030;

1-142.1 kilometres per

bour:

3 hrs-141.9 hour;

kilometres per

miles-141.1 kilometres The draw for the "Pick-up" Mixed Foursomes to be played per hour, all three by Mithoux

Deep Water-Bay tomorrow (c-Tacheny (F.N.)-in-1931

is as follows:

3.30 p.m.-Mrs F. Coombs, A.

N. Other. Mrs P. Pole-Hunt, Mr

M. C. Elliot; 3.35.-Mrs J. Haig,

Mr E. C. Frederick, Mra A.

Router.

Rugger Results

London, Oct. · 27-Tho fol-

tho results

Sainsbury, Mr G. F. Ferguson; Towing were

of

only on point at home, face the

strong Swansea side.

The Division leaders, Totten- ham Hotspur, whose only Japse! at home was a defenl-by Black- burn early in the season, have a hard match against the work- manlike, well-placed Barnsley.

Hull, third in the table and unbeaten at home, should be too strong in the attack for Leeds. Reuter.

ICE HOCKEY Now York, Oct. 27---New

CLUB

The following have been selected

the Navy to-morrow nt the Club

around (kickoff at 4.30 p.m.):

I'

IRC 2ND XI

17,

Worth £119

r. D.

The entries to date are headed by S. Giritsky, the Champion of A Stevens (Capt.), Hottominy, D. J. Dunne,

MX Shruthal, and L. Schure, the London, Oct. 27.-A ien Salter, M. J. Bargison, E. Webster, holder of the Club Champion-chilling double

tleket, which M Nicolson, B. Dhebber, M. Coo-

ship.

combined the winner of the dinolf, S. Fraser, A. C Eastmoti

K. Walter, (121) man and seörer),

Others entered are A. Birickoff, Cesurewitch and the winner of Donohue, (Umpire)

J. P. de Carvalho, R. C. Danen- the Cambridgefaire, is worth berg, M.

Kiing- Feldman, H.

£119-0-0, the Race Course V. Kolatchoff, E. M. whardt, V

belting Control Board announced pins Jardines in a friendly to Marchetti, P. L. Ogilvy-Stuart. today.

2.15J. Ramler and V. Zirinsky.

The Cerarewitch, won by Entries for the Non-Consulta Strathspey, and the Cambridge- tion Doubles are L. Schure & Ashire, won yesterday by Sterope, Birukoff, S. Giritsky & A. E Gomes, E. & J. Tausz, P. L Ogilvy-Stuart & V. Zirinsky.

IRC 2nd XI cricket tram

on Saturday ni the HC

Nekón Congkon & Shanghelp

Flatik)

KCC CHAMPION

Anola The

ot the Men's between Singles Championship

Turneri T. E. Daker & Capt Cooke resulted In the Julter winning in 3 straight sets the score being 8-3, 6-3, 6-1.

The finals of

the Ladles

to represent the Clubs 1st XV Print Singles Championship between Miss P. J. Ward & Mra L. F. P. Markham, D. Nelson, V. Ro- | Stokes wil now be played on berin D. Henderson, It. de Burie. Sunday at 10.30 nm.

Nolan, F. Henderson, Fons cate, 1. Meitan, 1, Carrel, R, Win-

m.

1. R C. 2nd-s, Abau, R. A. Bux. SE. M. Bun, P. A, Curreern, A. Ebrahim A. Ebrahim. 8. 11. mal), S. 1. Khan, K. Lalchand, Y. Motowalla, M. Somy.

Reservo-M. A. Wahab.

JARDINES

Jardinos.-J. B.

Hawthorn,

Reserve:-M. A. R. Herries.

C

are known as the Autumn Double of English racing.

Tickets linking any two horses in the two mees similar to the mott, J. D. Mackie, A. Ricketts, N.

CYCLE-BALL

Dally

Double-are sold by the C. Begley, S. J. Ward. A. J. Bow-

Copenhagen,

which Oct. 27-The Betting Control Board den. T. Harley, I. Colemaan. H.Swiss, French and Belgian teams

runs tho totalisntors (Pari Sidbury, 1. Hutchison.

arrived here today for the inter- Mutuels) at the race courses. national Cycle-ball Champion- The official odds on Strath- slips on Sunday.

spey and Sterope were about The Austrian team is expected 239-1. The board sold 114 tlc- Chand Tara

tomorrow and a Czech teamkets on the pair. The following is the ne-up of the

Inter. Each national team Aniactation

Bookmakers also sell double Chand Tark Hockey

on Sunday at two riders will compete againstickets on the two races-run- NR.C. ground

King's

other in cach

the champion- two weeks apart. They paid off Park at 10.00 a.m.;

at 075-1-Arsociated Press. H. 8. Dhillon, 8. 8. Dhillon, L. chips.--Router. Estrada, M. Elahi, K. Nazarin C. Curry, Y. Alladin, D. Khan, M. Akbar Din, T. Kikhabhoy, M, A.. Din.

HOCKEY TEAMS

On Sunday at 3.30 p.m. Mrs yard, E. Brown, J. Warne, P. Fat- E. Litton & Mrs R, H, Jones will

The following have been selected play Miss P. J. Ward & Mrs L. against the Univers. 2)

quharson, P. Hutson.

to represent the Club 2nd XV to- morrow against 14 Fd. Regt. at the A. greund, Kat Tak kickoff al 3.10 p.m.):

Stokes in the finals of the Championship Ladies' Doubles

ker and at 4.30 T. E. & R. O. Baker will play C. Kotewall & F. I J. D. Meckie, M. Lovatt. P.

the Franklin, 3. Taylor, D. Stewart, Zimmern in the finals of

O Turville, F. Clemo, T. Luscombe, A. Halce, D. Fritzroy Williams, G. Alinto, M. Douglas, F. Therp, D. Atacdonald, K. Baker.

Players are requested to meet at at 2.15 the Star Ferry Kowloon p.m.

York Rangers, by beating the Shot Put Record

Boston Bruins 8-2 here, now share second place in tho National Ice Hockey League- Reuter.

3.40.- E. &. Arkcoll, Mr E. Ragby Union games played The Hague Oct. 27.—The H. Sainsbury, Mrs M. Elliot, 1odny:

Dutch Ice Hockey Association has Ma) A. E. G. Halg: 345-Mre Leicester.0, Oxford Univer- decided provisionally to compete B. Frederick, Mr D. Arkcoll, city 22.

in the World and European

London next year-Reuter.

Mrs B. Ferguson, Mr R. R. Bedford 8, Corbridge Uni-Championships to be held in Coombs.

|versity 0.-Neuter.

Mister Conquest

CARRYING OUT REND'S" "ORDERS — ANGINA - HER - ANGULAR DRESSER RELENTLESSLY

17 ON THE

BOATING LAKETO

GOLF COURSE

Moscow, Oct. 27.Anna Andreyeva, of the Soviet Union. is claimed to have broken the women's world shot put record with a throw of 14.75 metres (48 feet 4 inches) in Tbilisi, the capital of Georgia.

Men's Doubles Championship. This latter game will be the best of five sela.

Services Team

For Poppy Day

Match Chosen

Reserves:-Mohd All. Mohd Khan, All players are requested to reach the ground at 9.30 a.m. sharp.

KITO

The following have been selected 10 represent the Kowloon Indian Tennis Club in their locker Ass ciation xture against the Common- dos at Bookumpos to-day at 0.00 p.m.

Makhan Singh, R. Webb, Subedar Bhagat Singh: Dalwant Singh, M. Hassan (Capt.), Gurbux Sinuti U. 9. Dillon, F. X. Pinto, Nugget Ebrahim, J. S. Dillon, L. Gullterres.

Heserved-Lall

Bingh. Rattan Singh, Mickey Ham.

The United Services team H. Lindrum & Lee to play the Rest of the

The official record is held by Colony in the Poppy Day Leading In

another Soviet woman athlete. →Reuter.

SHADOWS STRIPEY THROUGHOUT THE CAMP...

London Express Service

November 7, hus

Charity Match on Monday, Snooker Matches

London, Oct. 27-Conrad selected.

On paper the team is very Stanbury, of Canada, and T. strong, but as it will be the ArstLee, of London, each won three time the men have played to- of the six frames in the early their 35-frames gether it in doubtful if the team session when will measure up to the standard qualifying match In the World

Professional Snooker

Cham- However, if a semblance of pionship began at Battersea to- combination con

of

of the Chinese.

be acquired, torace Lindrum, of Australia,

particularly in the opening

stages,

The team is as follows:

thero is a good possibl-led Sidney Smith, of Doncaster, by four frames to two at the lity of a win.

end of the early session of their Pratt (Navy), RE. Thompson News of the World" £1,600

at the Woods (Ariny), Woolton Tournament match (Army), Tennttel (Army), Hut. Lelcester Square Hall, London,

(Army), Brown (Army).today,

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FLYING BOB

Bob Campbell, a senior at Miami University, of Caldwell, N., J., will be on the receiving end of most of the forward passes for the Miami Hurricanes this season. Campbell demonstrates that the opposition had better bewars when he whips around their ends,