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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 12, 1950.
GAMBOLS
FASHION
CITY Callovers On THE
WILL SPEED UP BRITISH SPRINTERS
London, Apr. 11.-Will a new furlong record appear on the books this summer? If Macdonald Bailey, the coloured West Indies sprinter, who is now a London company director, has his way, it will.
& The Derby
2,000 Guineas
London, Apr. 11-There was no change in the prices of the three leading Two Thousand Guinens candi- idates when the card on the race was called over at the Victoria Club tonight.
He is to challenge the furlong figures of 21.2 secs set up by Willie Apple- garth 36 years ago, and as the track at the London White City is to be Inld out Masked Light and Palca- moro on the pattern of American tracks, it is likely that Bailey will succeed. tine remain 8 to 1 joint favourites with Gordon In the majority of British | even for 100 yards this the back straight (or bend)
Richards' mount, The arenas the finishing lines does not affect the runners, in order to finish in the cus-Golden Road, at G to 1. are generally opposite the but there is a lot of sense tomary place.
Three others received quo- grandstand, whero the in Bailey's contention that This means that an almost
tations. "elite" rit. For quarter for the furlong distance complete bend has to be covered
mile distances and over and runners have to start
on
ON THE RECORD NOW WE KNOW WHO IS IN THAT
WEST INDIAN TEAM
On the deak
this
fa
before the sprinters can go all
M, Marcel Boussac's Cardanil, out down the finishing straight.
over one mile at Bailey rightly maintains that a winner
Longchamp yesterday, and handicap and he Bug- Rested that the start be moved Hedgerow, the smart Salisbury forward so that, in the absence introduced at 100 to 0.
winner last week, were both of માઁ comploto 220-yards atraight, mees began on the last turn instead of runners having regotiate the complete
to bend.
It means that the finish, too. longer straight Balley visualizes faster times for the furlong
will be advanced; but with a
and 200 metres events.
He pointed out that in Amorf- en races at these distances are In that first fastest bowlers playing cricket. started on the last turn when a batch of cables yesterday was We see from the final selec-straight furlong is not available,
and that is the first information
the tion that the oft
West Indians,
the reason that 21 composition of the West Indian | picking their
Secs. tcam from the
time so often beaten by team to tour England this sum- better all-rounders, are leaving the odd tenth or two-tenths of
from
en at home.
In recond of them Barbados In the Tesla will be Hines Bailey did show 21.3 ms. Inst is sold to be Jolinson,
year but on the new White dusky 0-foot 2-inch
City track ho has visions Df the best in the world today. The electrician from Jamaka, West Indians, it in claimed, Prior Jones, a Trinidad customs Setting nearer 21 secs, dead even
team than Not included in the
iner.
The team drawn Jamaica, Trinidad,
and British
are the Cricket Champions of
the World a better
are the Australians.
Iwo
afficer.
Prince Simon, an American- bred colt which has never raced, was Introduced into the Two Thousand Guinens and the Epsom Derby betting at 100 to 7. Ile is
is owned by Mr William Woodward, former Chairman of the New York Jockey Club.
Masked Light and The Gold- en Road head the Derby market, their quotation of 10 to
still
of two 1, being a reduction
1
Forest
Fasinet Row and
QUOTATIONS
by Barry Appleby
Gem Hoahing Should Play
The Wightman Cup
In
SAYS
BRUCE
HARRIS
Miss Gem Hoahing, by official decision, is now Britain's best lawn tennis singles player-bracketed as back marker among the girls with Miss Joan Curry and Mrs Betty Hilton. Why, then, is she never given the distinction of selection for our Wightman Cup team against the Americans?
It is an absurd state of affairs and deserves examining, Misa Hoahing, it is true, is racially of Chinese origin, though birth in Hongkong gave her British citizenship.
Overriding these considera-
points from the first callover. tions is the much more impor
Of the 11 colta quoted for the Epsom Classic, five of them-tant one that she has lived in England since babyhood and is Rainfall, Hedgerow
thoroughly English. In educa Flock, Khorossan were on offer for the on, outlook and interests,
The spirit of the law-which Brat me.
inys down that this contest is open to trans representing Great Britnin
and the United in no way bo broken she were chosen.
Nor
would the letter of indeed the law. The regulations lay down that any amateur shall b
to represent her coun- qualined try if she shall have resided in that country for at least three years Immediately preceding He match"
The full quotations were:
Two Thousand Gulneas;
and
If he does not beat that time, Reuter.
3
to 1 Masked Light
and
and
10 tourists are "Lofty" Goodrich, The 10 who are to tour Eng-considered perhaps the best of land were probably selected the four and said to have okt some weeks ngo, but there was the bounce
complete blackout on
WOMEN'S RELAY RECORD BROKEN Palestine.
6 to 1 The Golden Road. Kimberley, Apr. 10.--Four 100 to B Cordanli women sprint | Hedgerow. feet South African
a potential of who Gregory, aged 20 and 6
was in the touring party. Not | 411⁄2 inches in height, and Johnter-Mies F. Reuter, nor anyone else would Trim of British Gulana,
let us know.
English periodicals which reached US by air
have
Whlins, Miss S. Black, Miss E. Maskell and Miss Daphne Robb-broke the Women's 410 yards (four by 110) world relay recont here to-day with a time of 47.3 seconds.
The West Indians are being only hinted at who given five-day Tests. Their bat- might be in the
party.fing ranks with the best in the One man who missed
making Empire; it includes Everton the team, we now know is Weekes, world record holder Aston Powe of Jamaica, a slow- for consecutive Test centuries, scoring bateman on West Irt Clyde Walcott, the tail wicket- dinn wickets who, it was keeper, and Frank Worrell, who thought, was ideal for consis-held Jointly ut one time the-Reuter.
lently
The previous record of 47.4 secs was set up by the Dutch national team in 1948. Seven watches limed the South African girls during their run to-day and five of them registered 47.3 secs.
if slow, world record partnership of 574 respectable, scores on English wickets.
for the fourth wicket, and Allan Rae.
that
The principal Interest this cricketer from faraway Jamaica holds for us is the fact that he missed being the second Chinese
play In a Test match. The first WIS Ellis contemporary of Con- Achong, stantine and Marlindale.
have
.The West Indian always been one of the most popular aides to tour England, not only for their cricket but for the fact, also, that they are ethnographically such a colour- fut lot.
KCC TENNIS TOURNEY
100 to 7 Prince Simon, 20% any others.
The Derby:
10 to 1 Masked Light and the Golden Rond.
States would
in
Miss Hoahing has lived London for many times three years.
100 to 7 Prince Simon. 100 to 0 Castle Rock, Gema- phor and L'Amiral
20 to 1 Hedgerow. Rock,
33 to 1 Forest Row and W Khornsson.--Beuter.
25
to 1 Rainfall and Fastnet
BEAT GUSSIE
So consistently have the Americans been winning this| Wightman Cup-we lost had it in 1030-that I should think they would be only too glad to allow us to include anyone in our team who would save them
Promoters Want from the boredom of drubbing
Copyright For Sports Events
London, Apr.
us too easily. At present the American effort year by year comes dangerously near to steal- ing the baby's milk.
The following is the programme for a week;]
Today
Not that Mies Hoabing would 5.43 p.m.-Court No. 1, C.H. Tier- nan ajid J. Horsman v Leriou and
be likely to turn the flde of vic- F.R. Kermani; 2. Mix M. Xavier v
31.-Britain's {tory our way. But she did at Mr FM, Tebbutt; 3. A. Zimmern v FIL, Kwok; 4. Mrs C. Getz and sports promoters tonight thres-least beat one of the probable C.J. Stapleton Mrs 11. Gensburger tened an absolute ban on tele- American team. Miss Gussie and 11. Sabat; 5. Mra . Láttan and vision of all Bob
cez M, Figuerade and D. MacGregor.
Think of all the romance that Why should everyone be in could be associated with names of like flutter over the possibility
Hines Kenneth. Testrail. the West Indians being the first Johnson, Gerry Gomez, Sonny
team, ouride of Aus-Ramadhin, Lance Pierie, Emplro tralia, to beat England in Christiani and Prior Jones. One Test scrica in England?
could imagine the fat sailing
It's because, the grapevine the seas with some buccaneer says, they have today the four of the Spanish Main,
Two Players Short Of Being The Team Of The Year
Army missed being the team. There was a match within a of the year in local cricket match that afternoon between This fact must have forcibly the Colony's two best bowlers. suggested itself to quite a few Frank Howarth was caught bo- for the amony
large gathering bind the wicket off Culien
hit turning out to watch Scorpions one. Cullen, in his turn,
First two fours of Howarth. There beat the Rest of the Division of the Cricket League was a tremendous ovation at Chater Road on Monday.
He almost hit a six
and the
each one.
off Frank.
to
For three quarters of the One of the tennis tournament season Army were without the stands was in the way. The top two players who turned up the tlock stopped the ball
going brightest baiting
over the fence into Jackson brightest bowling of a fairly Road. But he was also caught dull match.
off Howarth, Len Stokes caught high one at first slip and It
Brightest innings was that of Major K. H. S. Wilson, whose was no easy catch. knock for 23, if it was not chanceless, produced what little sparkle there was to some very dreary balting.
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*
Army
*
As the Second Division Leare senson faded away into history, one of the highest scores of the season in the Junior
A preference for rugger ac League almost silpped away counted for the absence of unnüticed. Major Wilson from the
This was B. P. Dhabber's 71 XI for most of the season, for King George V School highest score in League crickel
against the Dockyard. It was was 80 against the Commandos, the fourth highest score of the but his average in matches for season in the Junior Division
Army against Club
and
ag: and and It brought Dhabher's
tho
Beasons is well top of the list.
Army's
other
performer was J. Cullen,
to
Tomorrow
their demands for
Gem in action against Gussle Moran.
sports events if Moran, at Wimbledon last year, too, are
the convinced that the discussed copyright and would be as likely as any arduous tour of Canada and the boats.
19 protection are not given imme- one we can find to do so again. United States last summer 8.45 pm--Court No. 1, Mim N.diate consideration by the Bri-Anyh Lainbert Deker v Mrs J.A. Ballegtish Broadcasting Co
has earned Anyhow, she
het responsible for many of the in- chunce. 2. J. Bertoti v C.W. Tebbust: 5, T.E
different displays by the team Bakery Capt EH. Hoss Magenty;
If Miss Hoshing had only this scasori. of the giant Wembley Stadium, been three or our inches taller Limited, the arena where the what a tennis player she would 1948 Olymple Games were held, have been-right in the world said the "ultimatum" followed clans,
4. Mira M. Chow and L.C. Kolewall y Mr and Mrs J. Horsman.
Friday
8.43 p.m.-Court No. 1, Mrs__ G. Chaun and D. Chen v Mr EM. Tebbutt and T.0. Baker; 2. Mrs A. Balley and A. Zimmern v Miss P Ward and A.V. White, 3, Capt and Mrs Robertson Mrs T Lawes and LF. Stakes: 4. Mir S. Ground water and N. Hart Baker v Mrs L.F. Stokes and 3. Leriou: 5, PJ, Ker- mani v J.A. Abbas.
Baturday
3 p.m.-Court No. 1, Mles J. Watla
and Mrs E.M. Tebbutt,
Sir Arthur Elvin,
a secret meeting of the Associa- tion for the protection of copy-i right in sports in London two weeks ago.
BIGGEST FREE SHOW
The time of waiting for the Boat Race to start was enlivened THEY WILL REST for the crowd by the most en- |tertaining couvenir programma When the present football so far produced in hopes of season la over many clubs, in raising a little money Instead At this meeting, Mr K. E. addition to England represent of the "gato" provided for the Shelley, Counsel to the Perforative teams, will have a busy cricket and rugby Blues.
Tiis Rights Society for 20
summer.
Pakistan Tennis
Players Due Here Today
Manila, Apr. 11. The Pakistan lawn tennis team, which lost its Davis Cup tie to the Philippines, will go to Hongkong on Wednesday morning for a series of ex- hibition games.
successful
Tho
Philippines teem
next meeta Peru early month in the next stage of the Davis Cup competition.
Mr Jorge Varges, President of the Philippine Amateur Athletic Federation, told Reuter tonight that he believes that this match will be played at Barcelona, Spain, but a decision rests with Peru.
COULD FEEL. PROUD
Mr Jorgo Vargas, President
of the Philippines Amateur Athletic Federation, tonight said that Pakistan could fee proud of their representatives in Une Davis Cup com
competition.
They won the Filipinos' ad- miration
and affection, both on and off the
cours, courts," he said, "and we are most grateful for
the co-operation, from Pakistan In agreeing to play here."
Klokhar
Fald: of Pakistan "We have experienced wonder- ful hospitality here. The and crowds Filipino officials have been most klad and friend- ly.
"The Indian Sindhi mer- thants attentions particularly made our stay memorable and although we did not have the satisfaction of winning we had the privilege of taking part in the firat Davis Cup matchca played in an Aston country.”— of Reuter.
fascination
FOUR IN TEAM This was all for a shilling.
The Pakistan Davis Cup tennla These programmes were sold players coming here-Ahmad, by univercity volunteers, in-Alum, Islam and Klokhar--wili cluding women undergraduates arrive from Manila today. The president of CUBC gave Arrangements have been made two tickets for the May Ball to for them to play exhibition his most successful relter, and matches against the local chata- the president of OUDC give a plons tomorrow and Friday et bottle of champagne to his. the Hongkong Cricket Club
Ground.
·SEVEN GAMES ́A ́ DAY The Executive Conillée of Mahmoud Karim of Egypt, the HKLTA will meet today at who 13 the Open Squash 5.10 p.m. to select our represen- Rackets Champion, thrives on tatives from the following can- his sport.
didates Ip Koon-hung, Edwin, v Mrs LF. Stokes: 3. Miss P. Ward ming
On bis return to London Tsal, Tsui Val-pul, Taul Yan-" Mias M. Figurado; 3. A.F. Weir years, proposed barining telispell before dispersing for the is a free and (to the crews) an
expensive show. v Winner T.E. Baker/Capt EII. Rossion of all sports and "turning
from Card!!, where he has been pul, Lt-Col. Spence, Norman Lo Magenty: 4 Miss N. Lambert Baker the heat on Parliament" to get ranged to
Many of the teams have ar
and Benzin Saw. This year R. C. Robertson-on an exhibition tour with and Mrs. Getz v Mrs J. Laws copyright on sporting events. not
tour abroad. But Glasgow looked on the race as Haydn Davis of Wales, he be- Newcastle United, They a cricketer, under the title. an training for the Open 4.20 p.m-Court 1. A.V, Wille v Reuter.
may decide to
make the short "May my team win One day championships at the Lans trip to Ireland-or even cross he will find on varman talking downe Club,
This means 7 to 10 games a they find many of their stars
colleague but present intentions are to under the promise. "There will the give the players a complete be no cheating," explained why Abdul Bari, the Indian Cham-
the crews "play cricket." Gordon pion or one of our leading of London, former British Em- This is because many of the Ross analysed the reasons why professionals. - (London oficials, and club
supporters, men row," and R. D. Burnell press Service).
Wlaner FIL. Kermani/J.A. Abbas;
3. RO. Baker Winner J. Leriou/C.
V. Seliora/AFP. Guest W. Tebbunt: 3. C.G. March v Winner
Holiday Results
The following are the results of the matches played over the holi-
days!
En. Tieman beat D. MacGregor 8-0, 0-4: 1.0. Baker beat H. Mid- dalo 6-1, 6-4; A.V. While beat J.T. Haugsted 7-9, 6-2; Mrs L. Benjamin and A.EP. Guest beat Miss N. Lam- bert Baker and F. Kermani 0-1, 6-0: Lieut Col and Mrs Forward beat Mr and Mrs F. Kwok 6-2, 6-0; Miss M. Figuerado beat Miss M. Fisher 1-0, 0-4, 6-3; Mrs D.M. Pepperell beat Me A. Geneburger 0-0, 4-4,
4: Mr M. Chow and Mrs L Ben
Jamis beat Mrs D.M. Pepperell and
Week's
This
Soccer
The following are the soccer: league fixtures for this week:
TODAY
1st Division Khehea v Police. Club B.45 p.m. (Ret: J, G. Padley, Linesmen; Liu
i Mls M. Xavier 0-4, 6-2; T.E. and Ting Kat and 3. Turner).
R.O. Baker beat AEP, Guest and Navy y Club, Navy Ch 5.43 p.m. D. MacGregor 3-0, 0-2, 6-4;" L.C. | (Ref: W. Gaffney. Linesmen: Chan Kotowall and J. Fenton beat A.V. Tak Fai and P.Manson), White and K., Guest 6-2, 0-4.
OBSERVERS AT
TOMORROW 1st Division
agalust Service teams in repre-pregate to 322 ruas, the highest sentative matches over two in the Division this season, HAMPDEN PARK ||A. Deck and Tsang King Hong).
Lec four more than "Tinker". outstanding of KCC who
however,
took in Monday's match
bowling honours by being their left armanly Junior League bowler, in bowler, who bowled for 27 r
27 reach 50 wickets with three tournament overs against some of the best more
against Royal Navy last batting in the Colony and took Saturday week. five wickets for 02 runs.
Dhabhier also finished second There was one period befors in the batting averages with lunch, after he had been knock 24,70 runs an innings, behind ed about to some extent by the the 33.57 of 5. V. Gitting, who, earlier batsmen, when Cullen however, was only here really had the Scorpions tied up half the reason
looked
St Joseph's CAA, Club 5.45 7.m. (Ref: 7. F. Ennis: Linemen:
2nd Division London, Apr.
Army v RAP, Army IV 5p.m. 11--Senhor Flavio Caria, the trainer of the Ref: P. J. Dundon the Brazilion team in the forth-
FRIDAY 2nd Division coming World Cup football
PCA Y Army, Army HV 5.43 p.m. at Rio, and four lef: 1. K. Calling). other Brazilian officials dow
SATURDAY from Lisbon to London today.
They will watch the Scotland versus England International match at Hampden Park, Glas- gow, on Saturday, and will later go to Paris.to seo matches there.-Router.
and even Alee Pearce
for
very uncomfortable playing Young Dhobher is an aggres-
him. There were 11 maidens in sive batsraan and, being left- Last black settled
those 27 overs.
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handed, is likely to carllest member of
the
good Cullen has been here for the school team to find himself a whole of the season. Anny, it regular berth in a First Division I also true, have not been
side. short of good slow bowlers
His ability to pile on 30 runs earlier on. There have been in a very short stay at the wic
and Mitchell in ket on just two strokes a leg good glance and an occasional
drive suggests an
tur odley
Early in the season, I am cover
Cullen played in a trial answer to a question asked be-
snooker record
Korean Team Berles Korea Hongkong, Club 5 p.. (Ref: J. F. Ennis, Linesmen: W. Gaffney and C. K. Woo).
2nd Division Army Y CAA, Army HV 2.30 p.m.
George). Bolicitor v Navy, Navy C3 2.39 v.m. (Bet: S. Y. Kwokh
BUNDAY
(Ret
Korean Team Keries Korea v Combined Chinese, Club 5 p.m. (Ref: N. J. Chanall. Lines men: La Bing Tong and A. E. P. Guest).
TUESDAY, APHIL" 11.
· BONON QUENILIR, Who Mada zne
2nd Division now world record snooker break
Eastern v RAF, Caroline kul 8.49 of 144 on Friday at Leicester Bquars .m. (let: F. A. Barretto).
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13 Hall, says the hardest shos to the
Break was
Korean Team Kerios Korea v Hongkong XT, Club 6.30 Last black
Manliustrated|p.m. (Refi A. G. D. Camall. IndiaETRIE, he Linotmen: L. Chang and J. G. played a very Padiny).
THURSDAY, APRIL 20
||ESLACK
the
1st Division
St Joseph's v Police. Club 5.4 p.m. (: A. E. P. Guest. Lines radaren: Cheung Yan Bing and W.
Lawler).
thin cut for the
COTAGE, Docket.
and barely made
tch from
which the
XI was picked.
Army fore in this column. He either put
Apparently, the bowlers
12
In
Chenier potted
not
13
The
their balabon,
Anal batsmen 20.00 for
blacks.
oleared the colou
Previous best LR1). brows
Made by Joë
a very indifferent show that the Second Division am
other slow day or the
mer- quite as terrifying S phants put up a better ono. So Agures suggest. The much for trial matches.
on the other hand, must be lamentably poor.
In-six matches against First analyals shows "Division sides, Cullen has taken with aviráges over
200 wickets for an average of 150 runs and 18 bowlers with 26.48 runs aplece. On Monday, ávékages under 10.00 for
man on the field.
hi was about the most popular | winkels.
20
"RECORDER".
pinks, and then Bouth China v CAA, Caroline 11111 4.4 p.m. (Ref: H. J. Chimall. Linesmen C..K. Woo and .D. P.
SATURDAY, APRIL 23. Exhibition Matches Davis on JanuReY Junior: "Winner Rundlers-Up, 1. 1940, in the | Club 3.30 p.m. (leti Là Bing Tong same hall
Linesmen: 8. Y. Kwok, and Chan flatest-powdble format. break is TAKHTMI),
ké could make AW155
ན་
Senior Champions ♥ Rest, Club Chenler potted STORY Dana (BCPsday, Linens rows: 1. Gattony and Hak-Young
crew.
the Border to the land where about a cricket Hylton Cleaver, day with either Gordon Watson,}
rest.
WHEN CASH IS INVOLVED IN SPORT
Their Wives Those
From
Australian
Champion,
Suffer More Tournaments
SAYS CORNELIUS RYAN
AL PHILLIPS OUTPOINTS CLAYTON
London, Apr. 11-A Philips,
Ex-pire Feather Champion, tonight
weight Champion, tonight out- pointed Ronnie Clayton, the British and Empire title-holder. over 10 rounds at the Empresa hero and jumped right as the challenger for Clayton's titles.
Hall
back
The
The flight, at 128 pounds, was an overweight match.
Phillips, who lost his titles to
Clay
tonight
two and a half yeara
go, boxed at the top of his form Ho was generally boxing on the retreat, but kept his left hand jabbing superbly throughout.
He showed signs of being leg In the last round, but scored with a succession of left jaba
to the face, which drew blood from Clayton's nose.
on the retreat than Clayton did in al- tack, and boxed at long range with superb coolness, trast to the fiery style which gained film the nickname of war-Reuter.
lic did Kore scoring
in con-
Wives of professional athletes often suffer more strain during the games or tournaments than the athletes themselves. Golf wives in particular must be calm despite intense nervous pressure, but it is a difficult life'tbo for boxers' wives.
Golfers who follow the tournament trail get only the money they win in tournaments, unlike athletes in such sports as baseball, boxing, tennis, football or hockey, where the player is assured of at least some reward for his play:
Thus the golf wives know, sinlibs after Villemain's return "Tiger" in the early days of the that each stroke is an important victory over LaMotta. one, perhaps meaning the dif- Mrs LaMotta always ference between remaining on home with her three the tourney swing or going and that is the usual home.
for the wives,
Home Football
Scores
London, Apr. 11.-The follow- ing were the results of football matches played today:
FIRST DIVISION
Villa Huddersfield Wolve
1 Chariton
1 Newcastle U.
TALENTED KNITTERS
Mry Ellsworth Vines is
stays
children, Army Boxing
pattern
"TOO NERVOUS" Most explain that "I get too talented knitter, as is Birs Jimi nervous watching the night" and Ferrier, Mrs Harry Todd
A
Fourteen bouts will be fought tonight from p.m. in the Inter-Services Boxing Cham- at the China plonship finals Fleet Club. and some won't even ilsten to
Laat night's results were: Vywalght LCD Mourant (A) Mrs Denny Shute. Mrs Ferrier radio,
beat AC, Babaman (HAT). olca acts as "ballboy" for her
Bantamweight,-8. M. Warmer Mrs Bobby Riggs, wife of the (RN) best Pie Saunders (A A.C. during his putting former pro tennis champion Cannon (RAF) boat B.M. Warmer now turned promoter, is the N1: L/Cpl Marwick (A) best Pir
Bestall (RN).
1 Manchester C.
0
husband
practice.
SECOND DIVISION
Bradford Coventry
2 "Chesterfield"
0
5 West Ham Uid.
1
TUMD DIVISION (SOUTHERN)
Northampton Norwich
Arde
TRIBIK LEAGUE',
5. Crumdars
1-Bangor
kellymena Cilionylila 20 Derry City Coleraine
Gladayon Linted
Portadowni
the
Most of the golf wives stay in advance, man" for lie. Jack
Weatherweight. — A. D. Blewart
the clubhouse during tourna Kramer Pancho Gonzales tour, (RN) beat Cim Moore (A)1 Mow ment play, although a few of going from elty to elty to obtain) beat Gnr Dyke (7)
(EN) boat A,C, Deddi the golfers like to have thotr
Pighinary pubila. wives watch them.
(HAT), wives have in recent Walterweight.
Very few boxers' wives seo years begun to make the Spring best Pin Craze (8) Cpl Walmsley (RAF) KỠd Cpl. Gallagher (INS, their
husbands fight. Mas
bands, and most major league Light Heavywiliz son Square Garden for all his parks bave a bouts
and wept outside aside for the recalbox set
dally use. Amith (RN)})}; room following the However, defeats by Steve Belloise and make ow of the wives
-the regular-season out-ofa | ferry ruter. Jake, Lamotta, but she was all town. Lelp,--United Premier
Robert Villemain was in Mading trip, with their hus- round one
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