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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, FRIDAY, MARCH 3, 1950.
TAKING A BLOW
COULD THE IMPROBABLE HAPPEN TOMORROW AT CHATER ROAD?
BY "RECORDER"
The Royal Navy came to the rescue of the Army last Sunday, tak- ing three valuable points off the Scorpions at King's Park and the hopes this week are on a Service side even more closely related to the Land Forces-the Commandos.
Could the Commandos take another three points off the Scorpions, perhaps even four? Oakley's men are a game crowd, but they are in another Division. If it wasn't for the vagaries of cricket, it could be said that most of the other League teams are in another Division-a lower one-than the Scorpions.
more.
Army travel to Cox's Road to take on the KCC and should have a difficult task ahead of them than the Scorpions. There is considerable talent in the KCC First XI and more in the Second. It has been pointed out as conclusive proof that the Seconds are not better than the Firsts in that they did not succeed in beating them in the club match some weeks ago.
2
11
time Scorer, ir U. A. Ramlalın.
of
Also, Second XI players given an average of 12.11 this
First chance in the
have a year ago,
Noel Arthy hap stil 175 runs never scored a century or even
half-century and have not to make from four matches to been
The rench Len Stokes' record taking wickets. nuswer to that one is that First 672 in League matches last rea- Division players have not been son
thats to batsmen There are 21 brilliant
either when moved down to friendlies of Secand season with an average of over
20,00
10 compared Division standard,
turning season and there are
Unit more whe
If the Army was out a Combined Small side against the KCC tomorrow,
I wouldn't bet my bus fare on
KCC vlctory.
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fow Capt. A. K. Paulgor (Capi.), Major need a only
3. W. P. Limble, fajor J. JAW- more runs to get into the 20.00kins, Capt. of P Brot
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list.
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ALL-ENGLAND BADMINTON CHAMPIONSHIPS
Unseeded Danish Pair Spring The Surprise Of The Tournament
London, Mar. 2-Wong Peng-soon and his English International partner, Noel Radford, in their quest for the Men's Doubles title of the All-England Bad- minton Championships, were surprisingly beaten in the third round by an unseeded Danish pair, Arve Lossmann and J. Nygaard.
The Danes won 17-16, 11-15, 18-14. Lossmann is a player of great power in Doubles and Nygaard is a Doubles specialist.
Every point was bitterly contested in a match of fluctuating fortunes, in which the aides were rarely divided by more than a couple of points.
Wong pinyed well, but Radford's understanding with him seemed to have deteriorated in the face of such determined opposition and the partnership tended to crack a little at crucial points.
of fighters in
Veralty
the Danes in battle for points.
points.
Radford lost a number of level 10-all, but
The scores were 10-all, 11-all rallies by misjudging his cirokes turn challenged and let 14-11.
Wong and Radford pulled up and 12-all and then Choong re- and setting.
nt tho The Danes were a grand pair to 14-nil only for the Danes to gained his composure
Ahead and tako the vital stage to win the last three the face of ad- ugain go
played They
with game at 17-10.
In the second In the second game Wong and
game Choong and and cohesion,
over-anxious. 10 2-7 and 6-8 appeared precision
retrieving Radford trailed their remarkablo
continually over-hit, but full powers saved! many seemingly but drew level at 8-all.
The players were again level credit must go to the Dane for lost points.
One Judgment in making game the sides at 10-all, but the Surrey Cham-5 In the first
but the plons darted ahead to 14-10 and hair-line decisions, at all,
Jenson was always seeking lead won the gume with the loss of Danci forged ahend to
the net position and constantly (10-0. A gat rally by Wong only one more point.
changint and Radford brought them back
It was neck and neck for a
were level 50
bowlers Set Harold, gempire. URL
te, Tyrell, 10.00 Kelty. Twelfth Man,
Scorer, Sat Edgley.
Recrelo
There were with an average under THERE'S A CHANCEI
last season awl six of them took However, as it is the regular more than 30 wickets.
There Ariny side that la playing. there is a chance that the KCC are just three this season.
Successful batsmen last men- The following will represent the Now well re-
2nd XI in this may even win,
doins: Clits de terrela
week's League maich against the novel from the League Chamon who have not been
too well in the prezent on RAF at
line. E Noronha were Len Stokes (average of Capt.), A. J. Frata. D. E. Keme- 40.57), A. M. Prata (43.00) anditos. F. Currea, R. A. 44. Reme
di, A. A. nemedion, E. J. Noron- a. L... Guterres, C. A. Yang Succesful batsman_this_vich A. Temedios, D. M. Ro
who wasn't an year ago is drigues.
ionship they are trying out some unknown bowlers such as
Davidson, Hart-Baker,
Ker- mant Smith and Sellors. Add "Tinker" and Robbie Lee Tō this lot, and it hing the makings of n
a strong attack.
Last week Kermani took * for 41, against Recreio, includ
ng Eddle, Gosano and Prata. The other wickets were not of that would be beyond thepath of lac average bowler.
Most big bowlers
Eddie Gosano (20,40).
A. R. Kitchell.
Only successful bowler
Effle Gosano, who
harl
last
KCO
IV
KCE 1 XIV. Army on Satur day KC-R. F. Dr.
C. P 43 mi
wickets for
senson who hasn't repeated 13 Calle. 1). G. Wille, F., H. Kth A. Esimern, H. Hinrt-Blake Smiltis. wickets for an average of 8.44.lou, J. V. Sellers, H. C. Fincher.
Army's attack last year-Alan File took 138 Stepto... I
Bauten D..
and
rans. Arty's attack this season, though generally com sidered a more formaldable one forgotten when Arst seen
early in the season, hasn't quite lived up to this record.
baga, however, contión a rabbits.
few 1111
But so completely was Kerman as a bowler that we mude but a cursory
check
on his previous performance: and missed the fact that Re- creio helped him
23 on to Lenque wickets for the stason at overge cost of 9.30 runs. He has had 60.3 overs in 12 matches, 31.3 of these in three matches-WO carly 12 the season with his biggest share of the attack being; match with Recrclo
the ina fall week
when he bowled 12.3 oveta.
Having consideration for the fact that the Army las batting, we are still ineled to think that with such no mani and Hart-Baker unleash- ed against them there will be
The
Ker-
no large wickel partnerships.
other Senior League very Interest-
matches are not
ing. Cralgengower meet
weakened Royal Navy side
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home and RAF are at home t
Kal Tak to a
creto side.
weakened Ne-
Finally, ulit ut
these Howarth
enriosities Frank finished the League season last year with 53 wickets for 578 runs, compared
to his 71 for
this season and there is
thes
No
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FIGHTING
WELSHMEN
SHAKE THE RUGBY WORLD
BY ALAN HOBY
Nearest thing to the hydrogen bomb I have come across in sport this season are the Fighting Welsh.
Upsets national Rugby table. They were torn, as usual, by violent internal
In Chess
Tourney
Last year they were pallid stragglers at the foot of the inter-
squabbles.
They lived as indeed they have done for decades-in constant fear that the Rugby League might poach their best players.
All round, the prospect looked as black as the bottom of a Rhondda mine shaft.
Now turn the page. This year the explosive, ebullient Welsh have already whipped the Scots and English.
lift for
Already they are that clusive Triple Crown coming up in the Wales-the first time since 1911.
The expected upsets did 501 up to last Sunday. He is not. materialise in the 11th
younger this year
and round of the tournament for physically less comfortable.
Walter Robins The Leart batting is better the Championship of the
captain for That's why, too, if England ed corn-Kowloon Chess Club at the
And, greatest honour of all,
next morning the coming season. I congratu petition from Cull and Weller Peninsula Hotel last night 1st week 13 Welshmen (highest inrabasta Wako, in
Scorpions' bowling and R. W. Borsodi and H. number ever chosen from the there's misery in the mines and late Robins, a grand player and personality, for taking on such The latter two have already
Klinghardt remain in the Principality and highest quota tribulation in the valleys!
Unfortunately for Wales, this responsibilities at the age of 13. taken 54 wickets to 45
Cupplied by any lead with scores of 8-2.
to tour "We-can't-lose" superiority (or But why didn't
Middlesex Pearce and Owen-Hughes al
country) were invited
should 11
give be inferiority?) cum- There's no last season's end.
Australia Zealand beat Zrinsky Burrodi
in a New
plex than Stav Defence to the QCD.
Rugby team The with the Brilish
the international field. And would make a good Australian her answer to this one that Frank mows them clown
and this summer. to 40 moves
Gwilliam,lour captain or not? Kone went
When you compare the popu- that's where John Borsodi won with one minute's playing time left on his clock. Intions of Wales and England-schoolmaster son
largely on reputation.
HOW THEY STAND First Division
Scorpions
to make
Arxi
home
Denis Compton on
NECT AND NECK
long way in the deciding
Wong and
a 5-0
60
his
forced Choong,
popular with many errors.
tactics,
which
who was very
the crowd, Inlo
h partner swept
The scores were level of D-að, Into
lead but this was but Choong struck another bad slashed to 5-3.
They won a spell and gained only one mora other two points but back came point in that game. the Daner to level at 7-all.
The Malayan was off to a and Wong
Radford again bad stort in the final game, but went ahend to 10-7 and led 12-came back pluckily to level at 9 and 13-11 before the Danish 6-all after being 0-6 down. But pair again pulled back to level he could not checic completely the strong Danc, who, smashing the match at 13-1.
five points powerfully In the deciding
and placing were early curately.
ron out n deserved Wong and Radford one down. They tevelled at all winner of the best match reen but the Danes went into a 2-1 In the Champlonships so far.- lead and after rervice had Router.
auctuated several times they
swept through
points for game.
the next three
It was the first major upset of the Championships.
A.
Baron and A. Horden (England) beat D. A. Shah (India) and Slow Watt-soon (Malaya) 15-4, 0-15, 15-0.
Poul Holm and
ac-
Colony Tennis Tournament
B. Szeto
Lee Wal-tong and beat L. C. Kotewall and Francis Boerge Zimmern 0-1, 2-0, 7-5 after Frederiksen (Denmark) beat Krome exelting rallies in yester
Lay day's Colony
S.
the
S.
was never
gramme
doubles pro- at Chater Road,
And
two other matches went to three sets.
Khang and Y. (Malaya) 15-3, 15-4.
WONG IN LAST FOUR Wong Peng-soon, the brilliant "The Lo brothers-Donald and Malayan Badminton Champlon, Norman beat C. Y. Wong and took his challenge for the Men's Roch Llang 5-7, 6-3, 6-4, and Singles e in the All-England to Ke-lnu and Lee Yue-wing Championships here as far as downed N. E. Arthy and L. F.
Stokes 0-2, 2-0, 0-2. semi-final stage today. Wong won his quarter-final Lee and Szelo had the edge
Zimmern
and Kolewall. They brilliantly. He was expected to on be given a hard fight by the stormed the net and presented diminutive Champion of Sweden, what must have seemed like a Nils Jonson, but moving fast wall of ruckels to their oppo- on about the court he
enough to keep the game He commanded the majority bright. of the rallies with his well dis- The Lo brothers, with a 5-4 guised strokes and ran out the lead in the third set, were down
140-5 but winner at 15-6 and 15-5,
Norman's powerful The leading Danish contender, smashes and agility and Donald's Poul Holm, also tightened his quieter steadiness pulled the If men like 29-year-old Ches-challenge. He went into the game out of the fire.
J. W. Spence and George Chon terield goalkeeper Itay Middle-semi-final at the ton are good enough to become another Swedish seeded player, beat Tool Ping-fan
0-4. Inge Blomberg, by 15-0 and justices of the peace, lon't
15-11
without being unduly by mistakes on both sides, and P K, Tong and Gordon Lum about time the Football Asso
troubled. clation amended their snobbish
In the semi-finals Wong faces beat R. M. Macpherson and T. rule that no professional Soccer
and Au Lai Kwong-chun player can become the director formidable opponent in the inhon 6-1, 6-3,
Danish International, JOCEL
Kam-moon beat Lee Ming and of a football club without first
Skaarup, who won the title two J. S. Lee 0-3, 0-2. obtaining FA permission?
ago. Skaarup played well in disposing of J. Hammer- Hansen, the Danich the
often brings disaster on portunity to prove whether he in the slightest danger of delent, oft but they were still beaten
of
a Emali Ah, but I forgot-Denis is a
Cambridge uni- "blue," la Wales's new skipper,
WHY, OH WHY?
At one stage he was faced with 24 millions against 40 millions shopkeeper in Monmouth Town.professionall
la eight makes you think, even nd-steps in.
Gwilliam, P W D L Pia 12 moves 15 10 4 1 44minutes, but the game was won mitting that four of England's
and it wasn't a difficult pros-stara are studying at the
versities. peet.
A RELIGION 3 4 31 Zirinsky went astray in re What is behind this remark- 54 25 epening and the rest
Army
15 4 2 40
RAF
7 0 2 34
Recreio
1-1
10
will be without RCC
DEPARTURE
Tac HAF
of Eddie
regulare in
departure
F/O. E.N. Gambrill, who leaves Optimists for Home tomorrow. With the University
Gambrill Navy the Colony loses one of its inc
representative
matches, on
CCC
of the
able
resurgence,
thla
extra-
75 24 rame saw Borscdi pressing the 5323 advantage of this carly mistake.rdinary comme-back by one of
the
most bitterly criticised
down to the land of
16 34 9 In the end game he had two teams in Welsh history?
15
ronks, a bishop and four pawns 13 against Zirinsky's rook. two 10 kghts and four pawns,
19 14
3 3 9
Second Division
Interport player Commandos and one of the most popular personalities in local cricket.
Though Eddle became a bals- KCC
man rather than a bowler this Commandos year-no dude of Denis Com | Reerelo pton but good for a very quick KGVS 30 to 60 runs he will best be
INC
remembered as a fast bowler. Dockyard
Last year he took 43 League
UC RAF 11.00 runs wickets for
apleco
Preet | University and 87 wickets for 11.35 runs apieca in ali matches of First Navy ....
ly,
SOME COMPARISONS Frank Howarth needs wickels tomorrow to better P.
LWO
J. Billimoria's post-war League record of 22 set last season. Bill, who has taken a lot wickets for a lot of runs
this season, though well below half of what he managed last, and
I went down Cwyn Nicholls, Teddy Morgan, Klinghardi irat . Biriukoff W. J. Bancroft and Dicky Owen week tr on for myself.
dynamic
inst
1 W D L Pts in a Niemiso-Indian Defence to This is what I found
14 12 1 1 50 the QGD in 27 moves. Birlukof I found the most
11 3 0 1 32 misjudged the consequences of a
ia R 3
મ
desire for victory I have come and then tried to move
32 key 32 save the situation by two snerpcross anywhere in the world. Here Rugby football is not n fees of a piece for two pawns. game.
It's a religion, an obses-
12 8 0
12 8 0 4
11
.14
ņ A
28 fee
.13
4 20 7
11
5 1 5
13
2 2 9
10 Ing in 20 moves. Tuskia's attack Bagainst what was an attempt al
.14 2 0 12
Scorer.
Occasionals
Occasionals
10 A. D. Tuskia beat Ray Danen-
ension, almost a disease.
21 burg in a Queen's Pawn Open- It a part of the national life
honour the highest andi Welchman can earn in sport is
thelr
R. G. Macplierson, K. H. 8. WU-
Wi13
in
SKI-BOBSLED
I
sund
*
you
JOHN GWILLIAM A born commander
he's the
years
Isn't it a myth that TV aard
affects big-Bght etiendances? Junior Champion,
quarter-Anal,
expense
of
Luk
and D. C. 0-2 in a game marred
TODAY'S GAMES
Lam Kwan and Kwok Hing-chung . Benzin Saw and Palcick Poon;
M. Ribeiro and T. E. Rodrigues v. F. W. Hayward and W. McColl: 2T. J. Gould and 1. Agafuroff v. J. and J. V. Sellors: B. Hawthorn
When those enterprising younger
Ezra promoters Braliman and
Holm, who is seeded Na put on their last Empress Hall behind Wong, also has a still idle China and Lan Kal v. F. II. alow 1,250,000 viewers saw temi-final. He clashes with Kwok and M. Chan, and the place was packed. Ole Jensen, Denmark's most
If
promising
the public, want TV the public should have it.
.
..
ten-
Same
Elevens
youngster, who played a powerful and acions rame In beating Choong
we-leong, of Malaya, in
quarter-final, by bitterly-fought quart 12-15, 15-0 and 15-0.
This latter match, which went Ito three games, was one of the best of the Champlonships 40 far.
Is it true that Ireland's Rugby rulers are tabling a motion that on no account can a player turn out for more than one country, Including the Dominions? I hope so.
HOPES DASHED
Hop of Пр all-Malayan anal were dashed when Choong
For The
Final Test
same as that which won the
first three Tests and drew the fourth.
Includes Division standard, inclusive of tied match.
two points for an irregular defence to the QGD a Rugby cap.
devastating and the game the matches with the Malayan
was one of the TEAMS
gems of the
POLES APART Combined Services and all the
tournament. The following cricket teams have Services v Civillans matches.
been selected to represent
In a game of fluctuating for. found, too, a thing This season he has taken 23
clubs this week-end:
unes with both defences wide seldom sro in the south of wickets in the League for 13.30
Craigenzower
open. R. W. Carter beat V. V. England a Rugby - playing
Would you like to earn £33,- runs apiece,
Three Danes also curvived to CCC v Navy, 1st Division, Happy Kolatchoff but his batting
In 30 moves in a brotherhood which cements Valley to-morrow:-G, A. Souza, G.
Port Elizabeth, Mer, 2.- between Now
semi-final stage of the toast of every 000 a year? Then be a unseo friendships average of 25.77 has been an in-
lifelong Hung Chey, M. J. Divecha, P. Tagl, Queen's Gambit,
Womenk spiration to several of this sea-, 3. nilimoria, K. M. Rumjohn,
Singles the holder. The Australians mada no In the only olher
game men poles apart professionally, man, woman, and chiki who isball pitcher. Paul Pettit, whose
father, George Pettit, is a n
Miss A. Jacobsen, Mles K. son's tail-enders, who now re-
change in their team to play A. H. mail, D. Readman, E. I
P. played,
stock Welli-born. K. Prokopov beat Between miners and
lo a superb tacti- tive of Peterborough, recently Thorndal, the winner in 1948, South Africa in the fifth and fuse to be dismissed too cheap- Esmail, T. Crabtree, H. Greenslade,
Gwilliam 6. S. Lada Umpire, d. C. Jorge Jacob Ramler.
brokers, rallwaymen and law-
and Mr Tonny Alim. positions Leading
the yera, labourers
varsity clan, a born commander, indeed algued a 100,000 dollar contract
Completing the semi-final final Test which starts hero so cool he keeps a with Pittsburg Pirates. tournament now are Borsodt blues."
buc
his team when
incup Mint Nancy Fleming, of tomorrow, the side being the trip on
-(London Express Survies} Another example of v RAF, Chater td. and Klinghardt 6-2; Carter 7-4;
Welsh plain
New Zealand, who travelled 111 a.m.): — 0. 1. Kerr, H, M. Zirinsley & Eugene Tausz 0-3. fombracy at work is in the they're able to "blow-up" at,
12,000 miles to compete. Newton, J. I. Pritchard, A. White,
of workmen's hundreds
clubs critical moments us they've whose membern are saving two often done in the past
Helping him is Clin Davies, chillings a week so that thou-
The retention of the same XI sanxis can go to Belfast on surging front row forward who March 11 for the key game with wears 18% collare, and is one
was beaten by Jensen, Choong for all the Ave Tesis of a series characters in
began well, but did not have is probably a unique occurrence Ireland
of the greatest
The side the best of luck, Welshmen Welsh sport.
His drop la erleket history, Some travelled
especially, often just was chosen today in a private to Murrayilela last A miner, Davies to an under-
shots,
ward of the local hospital where year, and no Welsh woman betaker in his spare time. When
Oberstdorf, Germany, toppled the wrong way.
manager he'n not measuring coffing he
Jensen covered the court at the Australian team Hrudges her husband this trip.
Mar. 2-Sepp Weller, Ger-high speed and some of his re- Mr E. A. Dwyer, is suffering I also found this unquench-also sings!
Gwilliam plus a man ski jumping champion, coveries were astonishing. from influenza. the But it is able Celtic spirit among
a 0-0 lead in It had been expected that no clubs, Games between Newport powerhouse pack--the best, they and Cardiff, Llanelly and Swan-say, since the "Terrible Eight" aid claim to a new world Choong ran into
that illogical
they are the real reasons record today with a leap of the first game, but appeared to changes would be made as it
lose. concentration and Jensen, eemed Aberavon sea, Neath and
disturb a combination Aghting back strongly, levelled would not the pleasant happy-go-lucky Wales has bounced right back 127 metres (417 feet).
Rallies therenfier which
rubber. Saturday afternoon affairs you off the floor.
at nine all, Cymru am Byth! (Wales for
were long and fierce in a grim Those who did not play we Walker, Groft Noblet (bowlers), Gui
wicket (reservo keeper) and Ken Archer (bala man).
South Africa had previousTY
TEST SELECTOR RESIGNS
ann, F. B. Thorpe, J. 11, Salaman, of. c. cùli, A. if. Nolan, C. Dlott.
RAF 1st XV Reerelo at Kai Tak, on Saturday:-F/Lt. Madger, F/Lt. Ball, FiLt. Cooper, Flt. Cress, P. 1. Cuntington, Sgt. Moorhouse, Sat. Dunn, Cpl. furat, AC. West. AC Tyrer. P/D. France.
London, Mar. 2-Group Cap tain R. J. Holmes, Chairman of the England Test Cricket Selec tion Committee. has resigned the
2nd XI v necrelo, Kings Park, on Saturday: Sgt. Parks. F/Sgt. Black- burn. Sai, Crellin, W/D, Scott, Robinson, F/SAL. AC. Ogilvie, S/Ldr Norris, Sgt.
Roberts. I Davenport, F/LL. III, F/Sgt. Ransion.
HAF XI V NK Occasionals, Chater Road, on Sunday (11 a.m.):
post due to ill-health. Group/. Badger, F/Lt. Dall, P. 11 Captain Ifolmes coplained Sua-cunnington, Sgt. Dunn, AC. Tyrer, seasons before | AC, West, Cpl. Juret, Szt. Daven- sex for several the war and mannged the MCC port, AC. Ogilvie, FLA. Cooper. team in South Africa during St. Parks, 1038-30.
He had been a member of the Test Selection Committee since 1030.
Pressimista
At
Pressimil
RASC V
DIS ground 3 0.0, to-morrow:-M, S. Beevers (Capt. J. G. MacFarlane, D. Gardner, 11. Collins, P. Ibbott- non. IC. Withey, F. 11. Khan, A. The other members of the Kuruneru, A. ft. Pinnell, T. Crab- present Committee are Mr R. B.tree, V. V. Hoistchuff.
Pressimfits v Police at Boundary
Beevers (Capt), G. MacFarlane, M. A. Freeman, W. Campin, D. Gardner, J. Taul, V. V. Kaistchoff,
A. 11. Pinnell, D Shields A. Kuruneru.
IRC
Sellern, Mr AES. Wyalt and Street, 7 p.m. Sunday:
Mr TN. Pearce.-Reuter.
Rugger Results Crabtree,
London, Mar.
2.-East Mid-
An all-day cricket moich will be lands beat the Barbarians by played at Sookunpoo on Sunday be- ve points to three in an Edgarween the Indian Recreation Club Mobbs Memorial Rugby Union and M. J. Divecha's Xi. The match match played at Northampton will start at 11a.m. and the teams
will be as follow today.
inc.-8. A Jarnail (Capt), A. Widnes beat Batley by 12 R. Abbas, I. Ali, . M. el Arculls, points to four in a Rugby A. Bakar, A. N. Kitchell, A. H. Longue Cup second round Muu, M. U. Mohldcen, I. M. Omar, M. 1. A. Razack and Arthur A. A. match today--Router,
Rumjahn. -- Umpire, Mr (J.-M. Butt
30,000
sɔ often seɑ in England.
are-who
They are gladiatorial festleveri) vals, with no mercy asked or given particularly when the clash is between Swansea and Cardiff, who hate each other's
guts.
World
Ski
Record Jump
record
alex
สา
were
Langley BADMINTON TOURNEY
that
bo
Alan
He jumped from a 161-metre high hill especially prepared for attempts on the world distance DOLLERY TRIBUTE
Aki Jumping record. The World People who persist in think-Almanac lists the accepted world 350.00 feet. set by ing professional cricket captain Joseph Bradi of Austria at never have been, and never will Planten, Yugoslavia in 1038
their team The following were the results of announced GREAT LEADER
lue, any Evod. should read
badminton Fritz Tschonnen of Switzer- | yesterday's
matches would
unchanged from the King George V angrily Warwickshire C.C.'s annual re- and claimed a 120 metre jums played at
drew.tho fourth that which now Swansea Even
School: resent the fact that there isn't port, published last week,
Bchool Boys Singles--Y, Khan Test. man in the In it the county committee at Planica in 1948.
The teams are as fohows, a aingle Swansen
have ex- Several Jumpers
beat J. da Lus 10-0, 15-0; A. A. professional captain, ceeded their
in the Do Remedios beat J. Pomeroy. Bradi's mark
South Africa: IL. D. Noure national side, and the old East- pay
the following
Jnr. 14-10, 15-0, 18-11; Edward C. West vendetia burns as fiercely Tom Doliery.
tribute:e was third day bere.
International contest, now in its y al best Wong Cheong-yes, 15-7, (Captain), E. Rowan, Net, magnificent
1-15, 15-19,
Begbie, H. Draper, P. Winslow, ever.
cat, the country's most outsanding
Junior Mixed Doubles-R, B. G. Fullerton, H. Tayfield," Yes, the Welsh live.
Willy Gantschnige of Austria Hoares and les 21. Remedies boat Mann, M. Mello and sleep, and breathe Rugby. Main county captain
"At all times he led the sido turned in the best previous mark, Koo and Miss M. Yin 18-10, 11-17 enemy, of course, are pat the English.
with quiet dignity, marked tecli- here with a 124 metra leap on ¡if. 3. Xavier and Mrs A. M. Can- McCarthy,
pod boat A. L. Nery and Miss R. Australia: B. Hart
R Majority of Welshmen seem nical skill, and splendid per Feb. 28,
(Captain),
Morrison, Hans Eder of Austria Jumped Marques 10-15, 11-8, 13-7.
Junior Men's Doubleso. LAIM won for him think the Englikh try to sonality, which
130 metres today, but was die and B. Baw best 1. F. Tal and Moroney, K. Milker, N. Harvey, patronise theth-Ticaven knows the constant and all-out
9. Loxton, C. McCool, 1. John. Bentor Mixed Doubles.fl. Tar son, R. Lindwall, R. Baggora. in the mountains of Upper why Bald bife Welsh emcial to port of the platers under him qualined for touching the mow B. K. L. Zw 3.15.11.
in lazding- and Mies M. Ribeiro best. 8. Saul What a pity Middlesex shirk with his hands "Our clubs beat hen out me"
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