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Italians Unlucky

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1949.

EMPIRE GAMES EIGHT

ENGLAND BEATS THE WORLD SOCCER CHAMPIONS 2-0

London, Nov. 30.—England beat Italy, the World Soccer Cham- pions, by two goals to nil on the Tottenham Hotspur ground, London, today after a most exciting encounter.

Italy were not two goals the inferior team. In fact, with only 14 minutes left of play there was no score and Italy, up to that time, had had quite as much of the play na had England.

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Both sides had narrow escapes with their goal-keepers making wonderful

have

The differonce may be traced to Italy's lack of finish for had they been better In this respect they might well have scored some early goals which would produced history.

It is fair to say that Italy

wore unlucky. The light fnded fast during the closing

stages

and even though a white ball

was used for the recond half.

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and changed for another white onc when the first breame dirty, Moro, the Italian

keeper, may well

goal

have been affected by the bad light when it came to dealing with the two shots that bent film.

SHOT HIGH

The first WILH certainly n good one, which brought a goal for Rowley. He pounced on a;

combined chance following

nove by the England attack and shot high Into the net.

That

Moro cot bis Ongers te the ball but that WILS hil. was in the 70th minute. Four (minutes later Wright sent in a

lot and this one

com-

"time

Wi

misjudged by the

At the

same

time

Wright was lucky as he showed

were

gbine wings.

from

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of

Pompey May Hold Liverpool

London, Nov. 30. Most Football League teams should have settled down now that the season is almost half over, but form is still unpredictable.

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Next Saturday's programme is full of intriguing

Portsmouth. Arsenal tassles, with Liverpool v. Wolverhampton Wanderers, Manchester United v. New- castle and Chelsen v. Blackpool, to mention only a few.

Liverpool, despite their 18 castle, but the latter are a classy matches without defeat this side capable of reaching the season, which brat a 50-year- heights against strong opposi- old record, are not so formid- tion. able at home, having been held to four draws there.

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HARD NUTS TO CRACK

recent having

most

have

wrong.

$29 98623

The eight which is to represent England in the Em-

pire Games in New Zealand is now in full training at JOHN MACADAM'S COLUMN Henley-on-Thames. Snapped at Henley, the members of the crew are, from left to right:

J. Dearlove (Cox) (Thames), (8) P. Bradley (Leander), (7) M. C. Lapage (Leander and Cambridge), (6) P. C. Kirkpatrick (Thames), (5) R. D. Burnell (Leander and Oxford), (4) H. W. Rushmere (Thames), (3) W. A. D. Windham (Leander and Cambridge), (2) P. A. de Giles (Leander and Cambridge) and Bow A. S. F. Butcher (Thames and Cambridge).

Halsingborg Make It Three In A Row

Brilliant

was

+

NOW,

REMEMBER

TOMMY LAWTON?

Dr. C. W. Lam Elected Craigengower President

Dr C. W. Lam was elected President of the Craigen-. gower Crickes Club at the annual meeting held at the Clubhouse yesterday, evan- Ing.

Mr B. W. Bradbury was in the chair.

Mr Bradbury-- said, " "Once again, under the excellent leadership of our Bowls Con- venor, Mr U, M., Omar, we won the First Division Lawn Bowls League Championship by a good margin wwhilst our m:mbers were very prominent in all the Colony Championship competi- tions, special honours going to Mr Omar who won the convet- ed title of Singles Champion for the fth time, a record in Colony Bowls history. It to really gratifying to realise that our bowling has returned agala to pre-war standard which,

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by results, was un- the best In the

Me Bradbury also paid tribute fo the Cricket Convenor, Mr Souza, under whose guldance the game had shown

Having spent a considerable field Lawton is the master of G. A. time in recent weeks watching toeties and conduct, and the the gyrations of the Unite neme of good football manners further Improvement. Kingdom selected Soccer On the field the players tako players of reat Rio prospect their cue from him as to their Souza were also mentioned by in both club and national social conduct. colours, It occurred to us that

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goal.

wo

Mr R. O Baker and Mrs G.

Mr Bradbury at their good work in managing the tennis Division, of league of the club.

TRIBUTE

grand work they had put in."-

disclosed that tho All this is not to join in the

Was "bring - backi-jLawton chorus Club had some 400 members.

believe, with Mr Bradbury séééé that he Tommy himself, in untimely, regretted that the proposed ex- but just to let you know your lension of the club prefaists had

poor response by members to the appeal for funds,

hom

possible.

EXTENSION OF CLUB

to

this matter

UNCANNY HEAD i might be Instructive to toko

In the Third peck at one of the great re- Tottenham Hotspurs, a polish-

Jested.

course, he can take coasting ed and well-balanced team,

Lawton is the name-Tominy spells he would be denied in

Mr Bradbury said that he had should rethin their unbeaten

the higher ranks, but he con Lawton, 25 times of England, till fash out a flek to his in-cat pleasure in congratulating away record against Preston, The Swedish team, Halsingborg “A”. completed their now of Notts County. Our by the way he shook his head. Portsmouth have hid the whose forwards" friter away programme In Hongkong yesterday by defeating of England quality

feeling was that a fit player side men or his wings and rise Mr L. C. R. Soum and Mr A. E. Italy's outstanding players belter of their

far too many chances.

playing in Hull looks set for a win at Combined Hongkong XI by five goals to one at Boundary Third Division

in in his old springbeel manner Coates, Hon. Secretary and Hon. Parola at centre-half and 'games with Liverpool,

football, and to head them uncannily into Treasurer, respectively for the More in goal. In attack their on three of the last four, all West Ham, who have not won Street.

not even whispered

Blo as a star WILS Lorenzi. Although away. The Lengue champlona at home since September 17, but Hongkong led by one goal at half-time, this being nostalgic by

potential dare hard nuts to crack in away the West Ham team have re-scored in the third minute of the game. Playing against easily be carrying an interest- but a fow Any Bontperti and Campellese

enthusiasts, might clever things

games, of which they won five putation as "glant killers" and the sun, the Swedish attack failed continually in front of ing chip on his shoulder. this ranou. They may record may prove their home form all NOT AS COOD

their first away draw this time.

The

have

Knowing our Lawton as wa cracked

goal and grand spoiling work by Tennuci and 'Santas took do-and the acquaintance goce old friend is well and still pul- not put into effect, owing to the England's team did not play under the strain of their earlier

POOR DEFENCE the edge off their offensive. particularly well and were unbeaten

Hull have a very poor defence

back aerons quite a few of the ling them in at the gate. min and are in the

years since Everton discovered as far as some of the far-flung.

Pulling them in?

Well, us where near

good on when

They

for a team so high in the Lengus. doldrums,

played

goal-keeping by So came half-time with the that Billy Denn wasn't the only they trashed Ireland recently.

also their last seven games without They have conceded 33 gonis. Tam Kwan-kon

contri Colony deservingly in the lead centre forward in the

make in goal was perhaps

work grounds 20 of them in nway games, and buted to Hongkong's Arst half by the only goal.

"I am sure you all agree that their best player and one save to break this spell at Arsenal. win, and they are not likely

they may find themselves in "victory." The situation com-

we were pleasantly astonished Torquay beat their record with SECOND HALF

this extension to the Club's 14,000, but who can claim that Lorenzi

of Torquay's before the

trouble.

Malamoor on o after the with

In- Chelsea's home

pletely changed clash

premises

needed. England

is badly was worthy

Perhaps having the sun be- Saturday to discover that Tom- The tit-bit of the Southern terval and the Swedes, employ-hind them had been more help-my carries his relegation very

winning-or at Konl

least not a Therefore, I appeal again The

losing-side Blackpool is a real poser

can be content members to give ranking with the infraculous mercurial Mortensen,

Section is the clash of the local k Interna-

short-passing attack

with a 14,000 top these days? er easily indeed. saves of soccer history

tactics with the half-back line ful than it appeared. Whatever forward, has scored rivals, Notta Forest and Not lose on the heels of the for the reason, the second half was

"I've had the Hnd that ball found its des-

honour of Looking around the Notting- their urgem altention," said Mr Reven goals In four

The County's match-ards Unation in the net, the prycholo- since

games County,

**** | words found attack, led by the Inter-longkong defence,

gap after in the

axlebacle. Woods, at left back, playing for my country," ho be switched to

crowd it is easy to see Bradbury. centreon. Tommy Lawton, may

said with an Just not fast

how an international character He also mentioned intense serious like Lawton

that the might easily gical effect

or certain have

forward for Blackpool, who Inought about an Italian win. have

ness we had not noted in him himselt. The Swedes, in fact, had so enough to hold Martensson who

can acclimatise Banic overdraft had been con- not been beaten

be too strong for Forest, whose In

before. "I've had that honoure has one Bert Edwards, an hobllitation subscriptions, and Among his directors siderably reduced due to the re- Reuter.

round him on the their last five games at Chelsea. lack of big match temperament much of the attack in the second rings

many times. Now it's some- them the games gainst half that

was a wonder the wing.

After two

body else's chance why should-Midland amateur back. was hoped that the overdraft MAY HOLD OUT

minutes Korison I feel out of it? Reading and

was only 5-1 in their Northampton result

Then there is Erie Houghton, would be wiped out during the favour. The result well banged in the first goal with a Reuter,

"I knew what I was doing whom we raw last as a Villa coming year. He illustrated a remark made by shot that Tom half gathered but

recommended when I came

player-probably to Nottingham kicker of a dead

the hardest

10 sub- one of the Swedish players, and I don't think saw very clearly, and I still know

that

the re-habilitation this was: The Chinese are not With the aid of a cap and sun-doing.

ball, in the scriptions be continued for at What is that?

business. worse pinyers than we are, but glasses, however, he was still Arst, I am securing the future to see Notts County turn out in balance of $30,000 to $40,000, leant another three years in We were slightly surprised order they can only keep it up for unable to see Karlson's second.of my little family.

to accumulate a credit A beautiful cross frinn Martens- Why, I am helping get County shirts, particularly,

Villa

claret-and-light-blue for, if other means failed, it son found him well positioned the promotion they want, and

$0 when would then has

FIRST BLOOD selected

bo possible play To

Frank and, running la, he found the of all the clubs I know they

Broome, lively and nance the urgently needed ex- against Austraila In a match

clever as ever, top right hand corner from five deserve it.

was shooting tension. From

Sweden yards. at the Club ground next Sun-

the whistle,

"It's the immediate task and around on the "wing, pressed and Martensson forced day:

Thm

But the busiest am giving, everything I have was now

Mr E. el Arculli it is easy enough

was elected It was safely cleared, W. H. Colledge (KCC). H. D. rer.

life member of the Club. man on the field and nequitied to it. I'm content to help get understand. however, by Tam's sure bandi- himself wall, pushing them over my club up Bidwell (HKCC) T. J. D.

have

Mr Bradbury said Mir Arculļi and to be with Grant (RN), J. P. O'Driscoll ing and a nice cross pass to the bar and round the corner,

strip these grand fellows.

of the Club and in the past had was one of the oldest members Let it (HKCC), L. D. Kilbee (KKCC), Brown sent the Swedes Beut-

served as Hon: Treasures for N. Hart-Baker (KCC), R. Fting for home.

go at that." A long cross anywhere to preserve his

scrambling past Tennuel and Pierce

His influence on and off the he still is, will stick to it. goal (Army), Gambrill pass to Lee Tai-fol caught the

E.

several occasions with distino- feld is astonishing. line,

On the Pirsson had វា (RAF), G. White (Array), K. defence

and before

co now, napping

-(London Express Service) tion. Into the net to make it 3-1. A. A. Bai (RAF), L. While alsingborg could look round

Lee Tal-fol had (RN). Scorer is P. S. Purry, the ball was in the net

ຕ chance following and Umpire, P. O. Phillips.

from shook This

a lovely pass obviously

the

Brown but having beaten Zie AUSTRALIANS

Swedes who quickly resumed the cler he tapped it tamely behind, offensive but over-eagerness The following will represent

Persson made it four after o and the at par put 51.2 Australia against England

Karlson offside Appetoff Chuter Road on Sunday in the pressure was eased. Hazzard Shield match:

CUP REPLAYS London, Nov. 30.-The follow- ing were the results of Football Binckpool's defence. which Association Cup, Brst round, bas conceded only six goals in sevan gmnes, may hold out Ogainst

Indifferent Chelsen DA home Tents,

replays today:

Aldershot 2, Weymouth 8, Crewe Alexandra 1, Darling

fon O-Router.

COMPENSATION

Belfast,

Jones, 21,

Form points to a home win for Manchester United against New-

TRAINING TIMES

Nov. 30.Jams Irish junior Inter- national soccer player who had his rich leg broken luan m client involving a section of the crowd at the end of a maten In Belfast lant Christmas, WIS Liberty Ship ran the mile in awarded compensation totalling 2.02 at Happy Valley during

£4,361.

telal gallops yesterday morning. lind He

claimed £10,000

Full funes taken bre given against Belfast Corporation für below;

alicious injury"-Reuler.

Suggestion To

Drop Ryder Cup Match

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CRICKET

TEAMS

The following England

been

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Shents American Professional Golf- Onlan ers Association have been Red Fox told by their tournament bureau manager, Mr George Caste Schnelter, that unless the Amazon . 33 1.00 1.30

Minx .. 30.2 0.1 127.2 Ryder Cup match between Betty Lou 12.3 201

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Houghton didn't convenient chango Ho borrowed an old Villa strip, and Villa fan that

SOFTBALL FIXTURES

OFFICE BEARERS

to

After the adoption of the ac- counts and report, the following were elected office, bearers for the ensuing year:-President, Dr C. W. Lam; Vice President, Mr

The USS Salisbury Sound, boasting a softball squad scrambling datence had falled which annexed the San Diego Naval Base title prior to A. F Coates; Hon. Secretary, was taking a little time to settle to clear a corner and now the the departure of the cruiser from the USA, will be seen B. Ladd; Commitee D

Swedes were toying with their in action on the local diamond on Sunday in their local. P. Korantia, Messrs G. opponents.

The following will represent both

was

A# 21

final

The full schedule for the St. Theresa"

Americans scorer rasters, follows:

Madcaps Paks Jaguars Chung Hwn Daredevils Cumbancheros Baseballers

SATURDAY, DEC. 3

Men's Junior Learne

CBA-3.45 Pan-Blackhawks Overseas (Umpires: Kal Wing Lee, Robert Remedion, Naoul Souz

At

v.

alos,

Mr R. O. Bakar; Hon. Treasurer,

Mr

Dr

Souza, A. F. H: Castro, S. R. Solina, Li Sul-wing, R. Basa. J. W. Leonard and G. Hong 571 Choy.

428

400

Cricket Convenor, Mr G. A. Souza; Tennis Convenor, Mr R. 107. Baker; Lawn Bowls Con- 000 venor, Mr A. E. Conics; Bar Convenor, Mr S. R. Solina; Sa- Won Lost Peret. [cial Convenor, Mr A. E. II. 1000 Castro, and House Conveñor,

31 Mr Li Sul-wing,

Men's Junior League

.000

714

3971

428

333

Hockey Fixtures

N. R. Oilver, N. E. Arthy, H. I. down and in handling just out- 25.2 Rankine, T. P. Mahon. W. E

side the area he almost put his 21.2 Tingle, A. D. Duffy, E. C. Fincher,

Spectacls. Martensson produced League debut. G. Hang Choy, Col. L. T. Iide side two in arrears

Lau Chung-sang was unlucky a lovely run down the wing, and P. Weller and J. G. McFarlane. to bit the bar with a pile-driver Korison scored the best goal of week-end, with umpire Bnd

en unstoppable Umpire, A. 5, Erson.

looked a Any of the above players unabis that

a certainty all the the game with

Arst-time drive to produce the 20.3 to play are requested to contact N.

way. Tennuel was always in R. Oliver, Teleph. 28100

position to intercept the short final talle, D. G. WHITE'S XI

Hongkong-Tam Kwan-kon! Hau passes in front of goal and with

Mi | Yung-sang. Woods; nu keepers seeing the ball ang Tennucl. Santos; Brown. Yee Justice al

30 1.10 1.41 2.084 274 D. G. White's XI in a friendly well no further score seemed Cheuk-yuen. Highton. Peaco

Chau Man- Trade Wind 31 1.00.11.20.4

231 cricket match against The 1903 imminent. 31.2 1.01.1 1.30.3

Tam twice plekedhi Tal-fal,

Scorer: Eddie Loureiro).. Halsingborg.-K. Svenson; Ziegler, 29.2 Air O. P. XI to be played at the ball in mid-air from Karl- Wikdahl; S. O. Svenson, Appetant.

At Recreio 2.15 pm ces v. Rexen Delawares (Umpires: Phiin Reme- Praves 14 King George V School on Stinson's head but Svenson at the Epling: Martensson. S. Persson, 30.2 day 4th December at 148 p. other end

Blackhawks Bimby Ablong. far Franck Karlson, N. Jonson,

Les Castro working far

Jaguare Scorer: Robert Nunes). CALCUTTA NEXT Pinyers are requested to meet

Intercepting

3.43 p.m.-Spartans

V. Pandas) Overseas at the KCC not later than 1.30 harder than he,

Calcutta, Nov. 30-A touring Umpires: Bill Silva, Alan McGrann. Spartans numerous dropping centres from p.m. when transport will be ar-ner

Rennte Barello, Scorer: Bimby Ab- Pandas footballers-long), Brown and Lou Chung-tang team of Swedish

Grilans ranged.

"Ladies Junior. League

Aces Twice Svenson falled to collect the Halsingborg Football Club F. I. Kermani, J. Leriou, D.

Delawares -At CDA-2.15 pmSt. Teresa's 38. Williams, B. G. Tucker, D. H. cleanly but the defence seram-of Sweden-is expected to ar

Umpires: G. 0. 36. Dawson, R. Thompson, P. R.hled the ball clear in the nick rive here on December 2 after 2.18

playing in Saigon

Jones, Reggio Gitve, Frankie' Xavier. and Hong Scorer: Hal Wing Les). Ragi, J. Caverman, E. M.Lof me..

kong

The Swedish team will play OFF DAY

SUNDAY, DEC. 4 against Mohan Bagau and East, Men's Senior League Highton was having in' off Bengal-two crack Calcutta At СПА-11

Ladies' Junior League Salis- AUSS bury Bound.v. St. Theresa's (Um St. Theresa's kunpea on Saturday, commencing | day

Chau Man-cht football teams on December and with

pres: Raymond T40, 1.45 p.m.:

Charlie Saws On December 4.

6; the Figueiredo, Wally, Ma. Scorer: RE Lee, WIL Colledge, wat was rarely in evidence. Brown, and Davidson, F.R. Kermani. Lariou, on the right wing, was being visitors will meet the Indian to Remedios)

White Fongs Movers 12.10 pm-Canadians v. Chung Metyeireant." 20 CP. Smith, A. Zimmern. 7. Zim starved which was a pity for Football Association XI.

Amern, JV. Sellors, E.C. Fincher, N.

Hwo (Umpires: Y. G. Nel, Ingraar | Mohan Bagau, which 20.3 Hari-Baker: Umpire A. Car whenever he did get the ball hef

cam Eriksen, Robert Remedios., Scorar: teok over the leadership in the No. 2, 10 am Umpires, L/Wir

wk Barney Abbas, File Remedios),

Two Did tain can be made to stand Sports- on its own feet financially it should be dropped.

L

30

23

28

1st XI (League) y Army at Sun-

20 50 1.25.3

20 58 120.3

28.3

20.3

Soares,

T. Crabtree, D., G. White,

KCC

37.3 1.01.3 1.31.1

21.3

34 1.02.2 1313

272 653

28

20.1

28

He revealed the cost of this

Delight 121.01 1.20.3 year's trip to Britain as $25,000, Unieben 33.2 1,05 of which about $12,000 had King of

Peace como from the Association's Empress of general fund.

Peace He said that the fund was Colonia

Noonday now about $8,000 on the credit

Sun elde apart from a private con- | Lana tribution

of $5,000 from Mr Jennifer A. Hudson.

Top Int. 3 1.02.4 1.3 Pclarity 31 1.02 1.02.2 Since every fourth year the Avalon

..20 1.00 1.293 American team. played In The

20 57.4 1.24

England the Association should Airs And

Tigress 29.1 58.4 1214

Graces

sharp.

·

,000

Sunday's Hockey Association fixtures are:

Noni Commandos, Bookun• po, 10 m Umpires, G.Y.8. Gater,. » Won Lost Perci. Ba Gurevich.

750

Ladies' Senior League

Wahhor

Canadians

Wildcats

Pirates

Canuck ball

• Dutch-v Nevy, King's Park BNRC 007 No. 111.30; Umpires, Mr Guest, Bir 133 US. Dlion.

1250

Won Lost Peret

University v Recreio "A", Poke fulam, 10.30 Umpires, Mr Palmer, Capt Chinail,

Chand Tara v Amy Sookunpe, 11.15 Umpires, L/Sea Bradey. LSDA Fox.

HK Police v ̈YMCA, Boundary Stroet, 10.15: Umpires S/Car Padley, 000 Mr. Must

1,000

.407

230

20

20

202

nell; Scorer-J.P. Robinson.

obviously know where it should easily by mted as the second Pinyers are requested to meet at co

best football team in India, also the Star Ferry, Hongkong, at 3.30 Flash Hurry produced the includes two Olympians. They 2nd 33 (friendly) y Club de Honest clearance of the game are T. Roo (centre-half), who -202 creio at KCC on Saturday, at 1.5 during a concerted Swedish at-1 captained the Indian Olympic Carios Remedios, Caros Yvanovich. trips, Spartan's Bob Hearther BUT

Football Team, and S. Manna (right back).

D.ML.:

plan lo make ready in the

34 1943 134 Ryder Cup fund about $20,000 inner, 23.4 1.04.8 2.2 to cover expenses or else dis- Good Ship 30.1 1.00 1.20.2

1230 Subs continue the Ryder Cup match Goldfield 34.2 1.07 1.39 2.00 30 rather than draw on the general Lawrence 35 1.081 137 30.4 fund,

sald Mr. Schnaitor. Clanfeckin 47.1 1.20 2011 2.32.1 31 Reuter.

mour, 47.4-1.20 2.01.1 2.32.1 31 Winged · .. 38.2 1.15.4 1.46.1 2.172 31.1

Colin

ENTER

I'VE

C.J. Smith, V.C. Bond, AT. Lee, tack. He cleverly intercepted D.G. While, SA Gray, E, Guest, the final pács with his head six R.G. Labrum, E. Randall, V.C. Sey-inches from the ground to save

A. Sheerd, RN. Manley; | Reservo-GR. Rossalett,

a very ugly situation,

Mister Conquest

SURPRICE

FOR YE WITHIN

DOWN ~

MG SHOYS

DOWN

THERE'S

SOMEONE WAITING TO

KITÍ

NICKY!

The visitors are scheduled to leave for Rangoon on December 9.-Reutër.

lal Wing Leol.

In 4

KITC V HKIIC. King's Park RNTC

IKE WILLIAMS SUSPENDED

2. p.m.--Paks v. Doves (Umpires Senior Loop hatting race by going Morrison, Mel Hennant

hitless in one oficial trip against Don Robbins, Herbie Quen,

Tecreio "3" v RAF, King's Park, Bob the Jaguars last week, while Lichy Recreio, 10.30; Umpires Mr. Xavier. LAW. Scorer: Philo Tomedios).

At Recreio-11 am-St. Joseph's third berth when he failed to solve

Zaz of the Baseballers dropped to Mr. Binko!.. v. Jaguars (Umpires: Bill Bilvo, Navy hurting for a bingle Scorer Eddie Loureiro).

12,30 pm Daredevila v. Overseas Junior Circuit slamming parade to rendered the top spot in tho Umpires: "Doc" Molthen, Artur. T. Cheng of the Pandas. Osorio, Frankie Gonzalo Scorer;

Here ato the leading batting p.m.--Madenps v. Basoballers

avoracen: *GOVERNOR'S CUPE (Umpires: Dick Chung. Henry The following Have been-elected Wang, S. C. Wong. Score:

Tony to represent the HKFA against tho

KWOR). HRUNAF in the Governor's Cup football match on Sunday on the Club ground at 3.30 pm.: Pratt: Wooton, Woods: **Castilho, Tenucet (capt), Santos: Xavier. Barry, Drown, Higgins, Pereira; Neserves Huston: Highton Lockyer, Spears

and Leonard,

3.30 p.m.-Americana- v. Cumban. charos (Umpires: Buster Hollande, Robert Vertesyn, Anatoly Thomas Scorer: Bimby. Ablong),

Men's Junior- League At CHA -0,30: am-Rexe Braves (Umpires: Hal Wing Lee. Tony Kwok, Hennio: Barello, Beorer: Bernard

At 30 Jaguar V.

BATTING AVERAGES

Senior Loop....

(Compiled by Philo Remedios.

to At Bates

Washington, Nov 30,-The National Boxing Association today suspended indefinitely the Ughtweight champion, Ike: Wil

at

Barney Abbas AU I RUI AVE. Homs, just five days before he

defends his 135-pound. Itle 4440

(Canadians). 10

Ingmar Eriksen :-" Lichy Luz

St. Theresa) 10

Bill

Rugger Results Herbis quon

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