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KEEN ENOUGH to take aA ŠPILL:
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, FRIDAY, MARCH 24, 1950.
Schroeder May Defend His Wimbledon Title
Ted Schroeder, Wimbledon lawn tennis champlon, may be able to defend his title next June after all, according to latest news received in London.
He will not be able to decide until next month whether business wit allow him to come. My guess is that it will; it always does when tennis players begin talking like this,
If he does come he may par
for the doubles with Eric Stur-
5, of South Africa, whom COLONY TENNIS
tends to return for this year's Wimbledon1.
MULLOY COMING
Gardnar Mulloy, Schroeder's opponent in last year's memor- able Best round battle, and partner in the doubles, has al- ready announced his intention of playing in this
tournaments.
Sturgess's partner last year was another American, Budite
Patty. They reached the semi
Schroeder and Mulloy
Bual: were finalists.
UNITED FOR AMERICA Summer football tours are on
the horizon,
Manchester Utd., now heading strongly for the First Division setting off Championship, are
The
is
IP KOON-HUNG WINS
SINGLES FINAL IN 41 MINUTES
Ip Koon-hung bent Thai Wai-pui, former Champion, in straight sets in the Final yesterday to retain his title of Colony Open Tennis Singles Champlon. The scores were 6-2, 6-0 and 6-3 and the match lasted exactly 41 minutes, the shortest time taken to decide a final in the history of the tournament.
The scores belie to some extent the hard fight put up by the challenger who yesterday played one of his best games. Ho employed all the tricks he knew to penetrate` Ip's almost impregnable defence, but the Champion's armour apparently suffered only slightly.
Inter-School Sports
NINE RECORDS TOPPLE AS KING GEORGE V SCHOOL WINS GOVERNOR'S SHIELD
BY "RECORDER"
·
Nine records fell in yesterday's Inter-School Sports finals at the Caroline Hill Stadium as King George V School finished eight points ahead of the Diocesan Boys' School to retain the Governor's Shield for the Championship proper. La Salle College was third with 33 points.
The most startling performance at this biggest sporting event in the local school world was turned in by Peter MeRne of KGVS. Last year, though he had run second in both sprints In the Colony Open Championship. It was generally conceded that best had been seen from him.
Peter confounded the prophets by starting off with a new record of 11.3 seconds in the 100 Metres Dash, three-tenths of a second better than that which has stood for 13 years in the name of C. Hosegood (CBS).
As though this was not enough, he knocked four-fifths of a second off his own record in the 200 Metres set last year in returning 23 seconds dend.
Both performances are top | Chun-young. In the heats! There were several All- notch by Far Eastern standards | earlier in the week they bad rounders with a curious com- and would rank among the best been drawn in a group in bination of events. Ling Sum, in Asia this year, They were which withdrawals had not of Wah Yan P. M. College, won also, accomplished on what accessitated the heat being run the High Jump with a leap of a very indifferent track by in-lr.
5 feet 81⁄2 inches, an inch off the. ternational standards.
record.
Though started off by A. In bath races, McRae
was Turner and anchoted by McRae, chased to the wire by Stephen both members of last year'o Xavier of La Salle College, who winning team that had done the also must have beaten the distance in the good time of 48.0 previcus records. as he was seconds, the King George V boys L'about
a yard behind in the were
expecting to have a rare shorter sprint and about three time of it reaching The tape yards in the longer. Ind he ahead of the Diocesan Boys' been timed, he would probably School and La Salle College, have been caught in 11.5 and both of which had teams known 23,5 seconds. In the longer to be fast. sprint, actually, he
the was
HARDLY CONSIDERED pace-setter and had about two
Queen's were hardly con- with some 20 yerde on MeRue
sidered. They had one known Yards to D
unner. La YE Sheung-lim, who ANCHOR SPECIAL Thad placed thin in the 100 McRae's fastest effort must Metres, the only finalist from have come in the 400 Metres Queen's in either of the two
when he had some 15 sprints.
What happened shook every- Not only did Lam lead Queen's College anchor and was body. within two yards of him at the on the first ten but that lead tape.
kept increasing on the second and third leg Ull McRae found Hurdle himself 15 yards
Queen's anchor.
Relny yards to make up on
the
Iin third record came in the
for the USA in the Queen Mary | immediately
110 season over. The Amcleans are cer- tainly lucky to be able to see the Old Trafford sule football
can play it.
But will the players he lucky? Newrastle Utd., who un- North American tour dertook u
summer,
14 Ip aced Tsui with
Tho cannon-
set took exactly balis and when he ad-minutes and the game was play vanced to the
thised at a fast pace. net-and he did pretly often-he won 12 MINUTES FOR SET valuable points by killing
the
The second was over in 12
Metres 1gh
the
behind the
He put on one of the most terrifle sprints I have ever see
are Beding that shots that came of Tsui's racket minutes, in tennis over deadly the strain of such a trip, whichip sent over powerful drives shows which left Tsul standing po of St Joseph's. Until last 11.9 for the four runners.
Tost seems to have a delayed action which kept Taut on the run most helplessly most of the time. effect, is now beginning to make of the time.
Champion em The itself felt. Their players, par-ployed his famous drup shots ticularly Jackle Milburn, have with devastating effect and this lost some of their speed, and 1 further took most of the wind they are blaming this on last out of the challenger. summer's tour.
-BRUCE HARRIS --Landor Express Service,
AINTREE RACES
Field Of 18 For Liverpool Spring Cup
23.--A field of 18 runners is likely go to the post in the to Liverpool Spring Cup, to be run over one mile, two fur- longs and 170 yards at 4.15 p.m. GMT here tomorrow.
Liverpool, Mar.
Reuter.
(D. (T.
There were many driving and volley duels at the net, but in- variably it was the Champion,
them. who won
Is great re trieving powers upset Toul and his tenacity to contest every the point must have broken challenger's spirit.
third
out of
most
to
lie did not try for the record, having a relay race to run in He had earlier placed a close fifth in the final of the Senior 000 Metres in which the first five were not separated by more than 10 yards.
Murdo Nicolson of KGVS came fourth in the 800 Metres and second in the Cricket Ball Throw.
McRae won Three events in record time, placed third in the High Jump and ran in the Sprint Relay.
Da Costa won the Cricket Ball Throw as well as the Shot Put, placed third in the Long Jump after standing sixth after the preliminary round and ran the first leg of the 1,000 Metres Relay.
Polrat Bencharit of DBS ran third in the 400 Metres, 000
Metres and 1,500 Metres. won the 400 Metres at the DBS sports in 35.1 seconds and was for a new almost a certainty Inter-School record in the 400 Metres. The standing record is C. Hosegood's 54.5 seconds set in 1938,
ALL OUT
But Bencharit had been wind-
BROUGHT HOME THE RECORD
Peter McRno (left) of the King George V School with S. Davies, his team-mate, who brought the 110 Metres High Hurdles record back to the School, whose properly it had been for more than 10 years until a St Joseph's boy took it away last year.
A
Davies, close second, probably bettered or equalled the old record set last year. McRae set three records in all, including two remarkable ones by local standards in the two sprints.-Telegraph Staff Photo- grapher.
Table Tennis History Was Made At The English Championships
BY ARCHIE QUICK
Table tennis history was made in the English Cham- plonships at Wembley. For the first time, juniors won a senior title, and, as I exclusively forecast, the "expe- dite" rule was applied.
which, the programme tells us, were 3 feet 6 Inches or three-in- ches above the normal height for hurdling-when he schoolboys"
but it was a hopeless endeavour. to the record returned KGVS with a 17.0-second effort, Queen's ran away with the race record of 18.1 In the remarkable time of 47.5 breaking the
average of under seconds set Inst year by Ho 1-10 ds, the
That may seem remarkable by
The tale of the two juniors is remarkable. They year, the record had been held I had his drop shots working by Brendan Wilson of CBS for var inter-school standards, but
it wasn't when the fact is takened in the 800 Metres run where are Diane and Rosalind Rowe, the 10 years' old twins of well, but Tsui who is also a
number of years.
a Greenford (Middlesex) businessman. Except that master of that, type of play A feature of the Sports was into consideration that all the he had gone all out to shake off 109 Metres the challenge of Robertson and the all-round strength of the finalists in the Senior
rivals for the and one or more in the Junior Craddock of KGVS and had held Diane is left-handed, the only way to tell them apart is on grimly to the end in one of that one uses a red bat and the other a greeni. The two three principat
must have beaten 12 seconds.
of the after- Shield thi
the closest finishes year-the winners,
Melres Anyone doing the 100
He alto ran the the Diocesan Boys' School and
in under 12 seconds would have noon.
DES.
won. But that day Diane had already fought and won College La Salle
inst
Tony Braga of La Salle, who eight matches. yearran
pulled muscle in Diane
Senior after the rule had been en- percentage of points under the Open
der 11.5 is almost the final of the 400 Metres, did Women's Final, only to lose to forced, finished off three more new system are scored on the Anything under 11.3 is almost ran with
reach the final of the very well to finish recond to Miss Shanian, of New York games In the same time! certain
City--
achievement all great
The next World Champion- the twins came ships are to be held in Vienna,
Mr W. J. Pope,
Peggy clation since its inception, resigns International, Franks and Bins Dora Bereg-the position. Mr Pope feels a tremendous tent.
that he has put the despised TITLES CHANGE HANDS "ping pong" game on its feet, Every title changed hands, until now it is recognised 3
ክር veterans' singles world class sport
of Sugarhood,
meantime. Harna.
Despite the fact that a good reached the final of the Colony lap of the relay won chor/ met in the junior girls' final and, surprisingly, Rosalind
Ip (right) and Tel
100 Metres
standard points that arc 籍
of the English Pubile Far Eastern Olymple Games or
award
Championship
and
Dy
to Rot
the
the Asian Games, both due to-Au Ki-hung of DBS with. Ben- a point to each compell-wards the close of the present! Charit third and Donald Cheung the same-but tor who passes the standard set year. Anything under 11.4 had of DBS fourth. It was a close into their own in the Women's but before then, do not be sur
race all the way and had Ben-Dou
Doubles final when they won prized for any event. the other schools an even chance of reaching thehart and Braga been fit, that the title by beating two English secretary of the English Asso-
the Olympic ald, record would have fallen
were very much also-rans.
The final scores were:
King George V School
Diocesan Boys' School
La Salle College
St. Stephen's College
Wah Yan P.M. College Queen's College
SL
Joseph's
College
St Paul's College
Wah Yan, A.M. College Yaumati A.M. School ... Government Vemacu-
lar Middle School Hongkong Techaleal Col-
bage
SENIOR EVENTS
100 Metres Dashi
second round of Games at London.
53
45
his
easily.
OLD RECORD TREMBLES One of the plucklest displays
Da
he
JUNIOR CHAMPIONS
cum-
Both
over
thele first
Miss
his
to ne
Saints
Lose
In Manila
Tsui was in form and thers were times when his shots flash- ed past the Champion reach,
What contributed Trui's collapse was the fast, tell- Ing pace which the Champion lost no time in setting right from
A record in the book that be-of the afternoon came in the programme the start. I drove deep and
longs to another generation and last event of the
when A. Turner, running no- exists no more In school that hard, and then varied with oc- cagional drop shots
over Just
trembled
Mr 5. yesterday afternoon chor for KOYS in the 1,000 except the was not long.
survived the last heave in Metres Relay, must have turn-which
Jogue- the netcont. It
ed in something like 54 seconds Romford, won again, but Britain Bergmann, Leach and ther, fore, before Tsul was puff-
the Shot Put.
did well, for opart from Miss nauer are to play
n series of ing hare from the effects, and he
of on his lens. He made up a good Shanian's American success, the exhibitions at That is the distance
Wembley next gradually
ally lost control.
feet 10 inches put by N. Var-20 yards on Bencharit,
only title to go out of the coun- month. As an Indication of Ip's cannonball deliveries won
Rascoff of King's College in
try was the Men's Doubles won the popularity of the game, the outright almost
challenger, 1932. The
E. da every
by Dolinar and Harangozo of huge Wembley Empire Pool points Lime they crossed the court, and
Costa of the Diocesan Boys'
The Diocesan Boys' School Yugoslavia.
was filled to its utmost capacity his variation with top spins
School, might have made it on
Dick Bergmann added the each night until nearly mid- They are, with jockeys: Jock further non-plussed the challen- somehow failed to get his shots
last throw
didn't won the Junior Championship: If he
English title to
World night. Scott (A. Brisisley), Tsankoter, causing him to mishit and over,
by a great win (Edgar Britt). Yellow Idol (3.
Leading for
in age, scoring 40 points to 40 Championship the first time,
HIGH SPRINT STANDARD suddenly decide to take a tip for boys under 17 years 3 months English
from someone who knew more by La Salle College. nistime,
Lover the French Champion, Silvergate Sime),
(Gordon
Tsui took the first game of the The standard was particularly about
the shot-putting and try to FOUR DOUBLE FAULTS
The DBS began with a clean Haguenauer, but Richards). Kübelin (S, Clayton),
third set off Ip's service. In
tournament high in the sprints with both learn the lesson in one throw. Vasant (J. Wri
Interrogated
Sprint and Junior
Costa Taul served no less than four this game bolli delighted the the Senior
looked like sweep of all the points possible high-spot of the
rule on the standard system.
was to see the "expedite" Each Carr).
double faults during the match, gallery with beautiful passing Relay winners breaking the old would do it easily. He needed
being
the two applied against Smith), Devancer (W, Christie), three in the first set and one in shots and net volleys. However, Senior record, which had been some advice on the finer points school is allowed three American women, Mrs Clout- Shall Cross (W. Sunith), Re!
of the event, but it takes a lot petitors per event and in ninethier and Mrs Monness. the second. Ip, on the other the challenger could not main considered quite respectable. Carnation (L. Thorns), Trinity
one's events these scored all 27 pos- The surprise of the afternoon of practice to change
Amerien instituted the rule, hand, made no mistake with his tain the lead and dropped the Takersgate
41 feet sible points. La Salle fell two
Manila, Mar. 24.-An all- (J. Dyron)
10 say the next game on his own service.
and it was Ironie were the Queen's College four style. He reached deliveries.
football Greening). King's Acre
selection Four love games were record-
Lani Sheung-lim, La Yu-Inches, the best throw since short of the maximum, Playing more negressively ID of
least that its first application in Manila Mahon), Swift Flight(A. Car-
schools scored 21 pince way through 10 iwan, Yeu Tal-hay and Chan Vargassoft's day.
points England should be when two last night handed Hong- the third game and the son), Tekin Way (R. Ileader), the first to Ip in the first smashed his
on the three for first, two ter
from defensive players
New
kong's St Joseph's team Ita Winter Crop (L. Piggott) and set on his own service and three win
bringing Into In a row in the third set, of fourth,
SUMMARIES OF THE FINALS end and one for third sya-York and Boston were concern first licking here by a score Royal Lion (E. Carter).-
tem. again his
hots. famous drop which Tsui claimed two.
Six Junior records fell and cd. delivery Ip won the toss and elected However, on his own
As she came off court, Mre of 2-1 at Rizal Memorial 1.600 Melres Relay
many a Junior his
on DOUBTFUL STARTER
per- to serve.
He won the first Ip lost the fifth game at love
1. Diocesin Boys' School (E. formance would have
Cloutier, who lost, sald to me: Stadium. placed London, Mor. 23-Royal game but Tsui levelled, teoring but won the next, also at love
St Joseph's had won its Arst da Costa. Donald Cheung, Au in the senior events. One, in "Have you ever sech such a Cottage is a doubtful runner for with hard drives. Ip took the to lend 4-2. The third love
hard-hitting game as that?" four games here but the Manila 1. Peter McRae (KGVS); Klu-hung and P. Benchart); 2. fact, returned a better time and the Grand National. His trainer.
half an hour selection, including sters from a row followed when game, employing for the gaine in
Stephen Xavler (La Salle);
George V School King
(A. that in an event in which the Well, they took It on his own W. Payne, said tonight: "Me 1. first time his powerful top spin Ip lost
DEVICE,
Lam Sheung-lin (Queen's). Also Robertson, S. Fraser, M. Nicolson additional stamina that comes
Manila gome, and, the
Interpart halted the Royal service. He clinched the fourth Teui thus reducing the store to Tsan Pretyman, who
Invaders' winning OWNS
Koon-shun (DBS).
A. Turner); 3. La Salle with another and
year Cottage, has informed me that game on Tsul's service to lead 3-4. Here Taul was putting all
of growth
streak in a fast exciting gamo. (Si. sheung Jung Wong-
should count heavily. to run the 3-1. In this game
mie Tsui served he he does not want
College. erved he had into the game, driving Stephen's) and
Enrique Beech scored both of Chak- Leu horse at Aintree."--Reuter.
RAN AWAY following ping (Wah Yan P. M.). Time:
the local goals. Beech scored his first double fault. Ip also deep and hard and
This was CHANGE OF JOCKEY
volley
теб killers. On
Shu-chung, of brought his drop shots into play them up with
the first In the flest half but Saite College, who ran
St
left Joseph's
halfback. London, Mar. 23-Martin with telling effect. Driving on service Taut dropped the all-11.3 seconds, New record.
away From the fet in the
Santos,
Repred the Molony, Champion Irish Jockey, both hands with terrifle power, important eighth game and it
To Junior 000 Metres to return a will be unable to
the second ride Lord Tsil took the fifth game on
most heartbreaking to see on Ip's was
equalizer early A. (ime of
minutes 16.7 seconds.
half, Bicester's Raimond Saturservice, but dropped the sixth his shots hit the netcord
in
Only
The Senior event was won in
The tie lasted until three day's Grand National.
on his own delivery when he fraction of an inch below. Ip,
time that was Ron Francis,
minutes before the end of the a half-second rode double-faulted at the all-im- on the other hand, was lucky in Raimond Inio second place last portant 30-nil score.
1. Ling Sum (WYPM), & feet slower. The La Salle boy took
game when Beech booted in the ip went on that respect. At least two of (WYPM); Wong Kam-sheung
and R. Heitmeyer inches; 2. Fok Yong-wall07 seconds off the old record. London, Mar. 23.-Cam-winning goal. Time and again year, will now have the mount to take the seventh gamo at his shots just grazed the net and (SSC)
Best of the new Junior (SSC), 5 feet 6 inches; 3. Peter then bounced away on Tsui's (KGVS).
bridge University today St Joseph falled to crack the McRae (KGVS), 5 side to win the point. There
fest a cords, however, was that of Ho 4. 1. Au Klu-hung (DBS); 2.|Inches, Woo Ching-ying Cho-man of the
who rowed a full course trial for stout Manila defence. DDS
visitors will play a Lo was no stopping Ip now and will
inter-University boat Salle selection in farewell his cannonball and top spin ser-Tony Braga (La Salle); 3. Pairat (DBS) and Wong Ting-on (La shaved a tenth of a second off the
This will be a Donald Salle), 5 feet 344 Inches; 6. S. Stephen Xavier's record set last race on April 1 in 19 mins., match tonight. (DBS); 4. vices working at top gear, he Bencharit
the final Cheung (DBS); G. S. Fraser Davies (KGVS), won the next game,
inches. year in returning 11.7 seconds 21 secs. for the four and a return match; the visiting Learn third places won Law
on in the 100 Metres. can re- Man-hing McRae service, for (KGYS); 6. point with an neo
having previously defeated the set and match.
(Government Vernacular Middle fewer failures.
member when the Senior record quarter miles between Put- La Sallites 2-1-- United Press. Long Jump Ip said after the match that School).
was 11.8 seconds
the for a good ney and Mortlake on of the hardest ho played one
1. Fok Yong-wai (SSC), 20 many years. 800 Metres Rup
river Thames,
No Decision Yet Another outstanding Junior games in the tournament. lle
This was 10 sees, faster than 1. A. Robertson (KGVS); 2. P. feet 4 inch: 2. Woo Ching-ying said Tsui was a great player.
time. (KGVS); 3. Pairat(DBS), 10 feet 4 inch; 3. E. da record was that of Ng Ming-sum Oxford's Craddock
yesterday. From Joe Louis approximately Tous gave credit to ip for his Bencharit victory and said the Champlon (KGVS); 5. Ling Sum (WYFM). 4 inches, 5. Chan Shiu- 10 feet 10 3/4-inches and would three lengths.
Wong Chung-fal (WYPM), 13 Jump. His best jump measured equivalent
El Paso, Mar. 23-Marshall But
Cambridge, though Miles, manager of
former O. Lini (La Salle), shing (SSC), 10 fect 3 inches: 0. have been good enough for an It is learned that Ip may take Also ran:
Tsong Hort-man
Champion, Joe (WPM), F. Wong (La Salle), 18 fect 19 easy second in the Senior event having to battle against a strong Heavyweight part in the 1550 Wimbledon
no: de- Eames. Arrangements are under Chi-chi (La Salle).
Donald Cheung (DBS) and Lo Inches.
and a Senior Championship in head wind on the latter stage Louis, said here that Shot Put
many a leaner year for long of the trip, did not have to con- cision had yet been made as to In the same love to lead 5-2 with crisp way for his trip to England and
lend with the rough water
whether Louls would attempt to the he hopes to get away
1. E. da Costa (DBS), 41 feet jumpers I can remember, event W. F. Foo and C. C.valleys that left Tsui on
1. A. Robertson (KGVS); 29 Inches; 2. Harold Ong (La Other now Junior records which hampered Oxford.
egain his former title, Lee beat G. Lum and J. Koo wrong side of the court. Tsultime for the tournament.
It was an all-out effort and Earlier this week Miles sald P. Craddock (KGVS); 3. 15-7, 15-0.
served the third double fault in
P.Salle); R. Heitmeyer (KGVS); wore set by Lo Wing-chuen of Bencharit (DBS). of other
TODAY'S GAME. matches the eighth game which he lost Results
4. Wong Hang-yue (DBS); 3. La Salle, who did 57.3 seconds the crew showed signs of some that Louis decision would be Saturday But distress. Tow-path critics who announced on for the 400 Metres and by for the first set. Here Tsui was
400 Metres Relay
Lam See-king (WYPM). Today Tsui Wai-pui and Teul played were:
cum made Cambridge the hot favou-ho states today that the on- Throwing the (Lam
Cricket Ball Diocesan Boys' School team Queen's College Schoolboys Doubles.-K. Y. To putting over some beautiful Yan-pul, holders, will play Ip : 1.
1. E. da and Saw pest Edward C. Y shots, that had the Champion Koon-hung and Edwin Tsal in Sheung-lim, Lo Yu-kwan, You
ba delayed Costa (DBS), 273 which turned in a 48.0 seconds rites a week or two ago are now nouncement would Tal and B. G. T. Ha! 15-4, 13-4;
Chan Chun-feet Inches: 2 Junioriden's Deubles, 8. R.runuing from side to side, but the final of the Colony Open Tat-lay and
both the (SSC): 4. A.ay, breaking
old that of last year, when Cam-or the Interational Sporting Cheong and S. 7. Lam beat N. K. Ip's tenacity wore down
3. Diocesan Boys A. dos Remedios (La Salle); 6. Junior and Senior records for bridge just got home by a can- Club in New York next weeke
S.. Fraser (KGVS),
vas.-Reuter, the event.
Routers, Mi
who
Molony, who was injured at
A.
recent Wolverhampton meet-
ing, sald nt, Lilverpool today: "I
kindly
still do not fool 100 percent st and Lord Bicester has released me from the engage ment."--Router.
BADMINTON TOURNEY
R. Tay ad P. X. Wong beat B. Funk and S. K. Howe 15-4. 15-6 in the Badminton Senior Men's Doubles semi- finni Inst night.
Commentary
A running commen- tary on today's Doubles final at Chater Road be- tween the Tsul brothers and Ip Koon-hung and Edwin Tsai will be broadcast over Radio Hongkong, which will be an the air from 5 p.m.
was the better man.
Kam
110 Meires His Hurdles 1. Peter McRae (KGVS); 2. S. Davies (KGVS); 3. Wong Wal-La 200 Metres Dash
учисл (La Salle). Also ran 1 Peler McRae (KGVS); 2. You Tat-hay (Queen's), Stephen Xavier (La Salle); 3.
and Kwan-yiu (WYAM) F Tsang Koon-shun (DBS). Collaco (La Salle).
Also ran: Leung Chak-ping
well in
400 Metres Run
1,500 Metres Run
4.
High Jump
fect
re-
Close Finish
Looks Likelier Arthur
In Boat Race
to
The
In
the Doubles Championship. The young); 2. King George V (KGVS): 3. J. L. Nicolson performance in the Sprint Re-talking, about a raco us closo as as he had to confer with officials.
Chin and K, K. Lake 18-11, 158, challenger's patience and to match is timed to start at 4.30 School;
Ladies Binites. Miss. U, Khoo beat Miss Margis Kaviar 11-8, 11-4. Joventually misliit,
p.tn. on the Stand Court
School,
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