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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH; MONDAY, JULY 17, 1950.

WILL DOUG INSOLE BE ENGLAND'S NEXT TEST CAPTAIN?

BY PETER DITTON

London.

Keep an

eye upon Doug Insole, young amateur captain of Essex. He appears set for a big future in International cricket, and as sound a judge as the Editor of Wisden feels he may captain the next MCC team to Australia.

་

of this most famous of all cricket Writing in the 87th and current edl ion

will have to be found from among annuals, published this week, he says a leader some of the younger University players, "unless Norman Yardley can be persuadedl to return to the exacting task which he carried out under the extreme dificulties inseparable from Tests played too soon after the war."

le goes on to suggest that, of the young Varsity players, Doug Insole, "a strong foreing batsman and fine fleldsman with attractive personality", is the first choice. Certainly England could do a lot worse than to give Insole a trial before the present series against the West Indies is concluded.

Even it Norman Yardley is Available nad is selected to lend the MCU to Australia, he will still need a vice-caplain to help him shmiller his on and off the field duting,

That the selectors are looking for us such a person is, I feel,

the inclusion of obvious from

GG. Doggart, the Candidge captain, in both the first Tests.

regarded

near must be replanting for the Austrailatsi tour, where, be doubt, many cains will be taked for in-

"luntairs! in the ext was clusion HE.S.rt."

SURPRISE SELECTION

selection Dogart's

TEST TEAM mate

SELECTED

7111

certainly a surpise but

It would indeed be very in- Wyatt and his fellow selectors i deferve, full prakse for giving feeling at this store to be able

ach an opportunity to Youth.

to Jenk into the future and 1, They are not to be blamed if see the names of the best Ave Hazard- the experiment, as appenta to cricketers of the year.

1 would say that in a purss. be the com, has not come oET.

Dateart hark extremely Loven of Yorkshire, Para

at Lords of Glamoritan, Weeltes and his

Word of the West Indle; and batting and where both fielding let him down battly. Yard of Worcestershire will Singly, he might have forgiven be very near the top of the list.

janin dogues Stigice) wither of these lapses, but

p 1 together they leopardie his chance of play- DAVIS CUP Norman Yardley, of York-ing in the next Test. shire, who has turned down invitation to caplain England in Australia next winter. will lead England inst the West Indies in the third Test starting at Trent Bridge, Nottingham, on Thursday.

171

London, July 16.

Thirteen England

were

players

ferimusis

This then seems to leave the way wide open for the selectors. Ele is in good to pursue their policy by giving Jefe a rial. form at the moment and by his inspiring batting and fielding

not very strong Ewxx eleven: to greater deeds.

10 GIVER the opportunity show his ability and tempera

Bridge and the 1 at Trent Ovad he might caly pave the

answer

fod y Hamed for the ratch, welding two newcomer protons. to Test cricket--D. J. Insole, 34-year-old Fex captain, and Derek Shackleton, Hanshire's j all-rounder.

the 私は

selectarm

WISDEN'S FIVE An interesting Tenture of the Jal-st Wifen the choice of

to

Danes Meet

Swedes In

Zone Final

Copenhagen, July 16. Denmark today qualified Incel Sweden in the European Zone. final of the Davis Cup competition by beating Italy, the 1989 Zone 14 winners, here. that in 1919 all live places of honour, Dromarica whats 3-1 went to members of the Aus-Bad, defeatin trakan touring sicle.

The thirteen Bom whoan the five wicketers of the your Warn will be referted are:

May be remembered

N. Yardley (exptain),

It. Simgeon (Noll.),

D. Insole (Ex).

L. Hutton (Yorkshire).

Wishbrook

1. Gimblets in 12

Parkchote frillmorgan),

(Kent),

I. G.

A. Badser (Surrey),

1. Jenkins (Worcester),

E. Hollies (Warwickshire).

D. Shackleton (Hampshire),

and R. Derry (Lancashire).

Uv inviting Yardley

do etily the England selector bave it clear that this Test against the West Indies is not

EPORTING SAM

By Reg. Wootton

Uruguay Beats Brazil 2-1 To Win The World Soccer Championship

Rio De Janeiro, July 16.

Uruguay today became the 1950 world soccer champlon by defeating Brazil 2-1 in one of the most dramatic games in football history. Brazil needed only a tie to clinch the world crown and it seemed for a long while that it would get it.

The first hall ended in a 9-0 lie and the hopes of the 160,000 tense fans went up when in the first minute of the second half right-winger Frinca scored the first goal for Brazil.

But the Brazilians could not withstand the steadily mountint of the Uruguayans pressure

minutes inside-left anel at 20 Selinano score the tying goal. Fourteen minutes later, the

Brazilian hopes crumbled when right-winger Ghia beat Bar- boa for the second me and Uruguay went into a lead that Brazil could never overcnine.

SWEDEN THIRD

Sweden

wan third place in the final standings of the inter- national tournament by the feating Spain at Rio de Janeiro 3-1.

THE TWO SMALLEST BOATS EVER TO RACE THE ATLANTIC

The two smallest boats ever to attempt to race each other by sail across the Atlantic have deft Bermuda for Plymouth.

Both are British, both are manned by crews of four. The fond point scure in the They sailed against each other in last month's 650 miles Only 23 seconds separated Uruguay five: Rhode Island to Bermuda race. standings was: Brazil, four; Sweden two; and them at the finish. Spain one.

The four

teams Ind Wont Now they have a 3,000-mile } their way into the finals atlercourse. The fight to gel home surviving the semi-final round first many last a month,

European and The two rachts, weighing 4.3 involving 13 Americau entries.

tons registered, are the Samuel Spain in the Pepys, an all-inval entrant, and Uruguay tied Ants match, then came back the Cohoe, privately owned and and Brazil captained by K. Adlard Coles, to defeat Sweden to take the championship.-fa United Press.

Kurt Nichen, the Danish No Suitsman's Dial

Rolando del

Botto, Haly's second string. 6-3,

This year, however, the posi--5 anti 6-4. tion is much brithter for Euit- land and with the exception of Bert Satelite, the young New

Zaland

left-hand

bat man, all the selected are Endlin

The Danes won the opening) under on Friday but ay at the doubles on Saturday. In the

remaining singles Ulrich defeated rath Torben Giovanni Cucelli, 1hr Italian No!

værtery.- 214-1

John Langridge. who at the by 3-6, 6-2, 6-2, 6-3 to give} Age of 39 1 his most success-remask ful season, being the first player | Jam. to reach bath the 1,000 and 2400 the luston.

runs, fully deserved his

and Simpson.

SWEDES' CLEAN SWEEP

Stockholm, July 15.

il

EDITED BY

Why Britons

Lose Abroad

Here is a new explanation

about the defeats of British They eat and drink too games-playing teams abroad

much."

Southampton

yachtsman.

amateur

A NEPHEW OF SCOTT

The Samuel- Pepys, which beat the Cohoe in the Bermuda ence, is commanded by Lieut.- Commander Erroll Bruce, nephew of Scott of the Antarctic. He is using the same sextant that his uncle took with him on his last expedition to the South Pole.

Is

Coles's mate

Group- Captain J. D'A. Keary, formerly with the Fleet Air Arm. Bruce

Commander T. S. Sampson, 25 has another naval officer, Lent

Hi No. 1.

The two boats have set

a

course northward from Bermuda

are

The four men in each yacht into the Gulf Stream."

sleeping, anci cating. iving in a saloon about the size compartment, Init of a railway Learns with much less head-room.

RO keep They carry

calions of

Barry

Appitty

IT WAS HIS FAULT THAT THE BALL HIT YOU GO GTCH OUT FOR COMPENSATION - ASK HEA FOR A COMPLIMENTARY TICKET

COUNTY CRICKET

Essex Collapse Against Lancs Spin Bowling

Every match

was

AAA CHAMPIONSHIPS

Wint Equals

Arthur

Peltzer's

Record

London, July 16. Arthur Wint, the giant, striding Jamaican winner of the Olympic 400 metres, ran brilliantly to gain the half mile title in 1 mln. 51.5 secs, at the AAA Championships here at the White City. His time equalled the previous best Championship performance set by Otto Pellzer, of Germany. 24 years ngo. He took the lead from the start and won by two yards.

Peter Hildreth, the Cambridge Blue, caused a surprinc by winning the 120 yards hurdles by inches in 16.2 seen. It had been expeeled that the title would go to Brackman, of Belgium, but after leading with 40 yards to go the Belgian dropped back to finish third with Ray Barkway, the Oxford Blue, second.

of

Roland Hardy, of Derbyshire, McDonald Briley completext smashed the British All-Comers the sprint double for the second record today in winning the year in succession when he seven miles walk, Bis time

won the 220 yards Anal In 218 53 mins. 11.0 SCC.

recs. He again boat Wilkinson beat

record the previous

of into second place. the Swede, Mikaelsson, 13 years ago and at the same time broke the British National and English Native records, which had stood for 10 years.

Mc Donald Bailey, the Trinidad runner, completed the sprint double for the second year in succession. He took the 100 yards nals in 20 secs, and carried aft the furlong in 21.8 secs.

SAVIDCE UPSET

team vainett

ANOTHER YUGOSLAV

Yugoslavia's their second Championship bucerss when P. Segedin wen the two miles steeplechace in the new Championship accord tune of 10 mins. 24 secs,

Scotland's Alan Paterson re- tained the high Jump with leap of 0 N. 4 ins, while Heury While retained his 440-yards hurdles title in 55.2 cees.

M. J. Denley. of England, event with n was the beating of the British fook the Javelin record holder, John Savidge, in throw of 193 ft. 0-2 Ins.

The final everal of the Cham- the shot put event. This was won by Peter Sergevic, of plowships, the pole vault, was Yugoslavia, with 49 ft. 11- won by the Danish Champlon, 1. Spiernild, after a Jump-off A Ane time Was set up by with two British competitors, T. Leslie Lewis,

of Surrey, who Anderson and N. Gregor,

All did 12 ft. 6 ins, in the came from behind in the lost

the Dane, though few yards to win the 440 yards final, but

an ankle mjury, elemed 13 ft. in the jump-off

Another

Ins.

unexpected

result

in 4.2 secs. which equalled the suffering from previous best Championship

He beat time,

the holder, for the title-Reuter. Derek Pugh, of London, by two yarda

The Belgian, R. Kintziger. won the discus with a throw of 153 ft. 4 ing.

MILE BATTLE

The mile produced o great batte between the two re- rugulsed best miters in Britain. It was won by the holder, Bül Nankeville. In 1 mins. 13.2 sees, with Len Eyre three yards behind in second place.

McDonald Bailey, the Trinidad, sprinter, retained the

Last Season's Champion Rink Eliminated

Yesterday's Colony Lawn Bowls rinks quarter-finals produced two very close and guntes at

100 yards title, winning in 9.9 keenly contested

He beat John Willenson, the Kowloon Bowling Green the Oxford Blue, by two yards. Club.

Belgum Won

another title One of these saw the de- when Lacten Theys carried off

the three miles event. Running fent of last year's title with smooth rhythmic action holders-A. P. Pereira, J. II. he returned 14 nina, pees, Xavier, J. C. Itemedios and

rival, II

beating his

nearest

Olney, of Britain, by six yards. C. C. Pereira.

The long jump went to 11.

The match was a ding-dong

Askew, of Britals, with a lepote from beginning to cud, and of 23 ft. 2-4 Ins. Harry Whittle, the holder, was fourthi,

Swim Relay

Record

Set

New Haven. Conn., July 15.

eight

it was not until the last head that the issue was decided. The score went up by singles in the Arst six

cach rink heads, chalking up three, Then the

champions fored ahead to 12-5 on the 12th head. An excellent recevery by Ribeiro's rink gave on the next them nine shots three heads, and a lead of 14- 12. The champions

retaliated and gain took a slender lead of 16-14.

of

on the

the 17th and 17-10

on the 20th head,

On the deciding head, A. P. Pereira laid

a beautiful Heri shot

n few inche■ jack-high,

alteration fram the jack. No

with his second lew Inches back to give his side a

Sweden captured the two last In addition, there are Trevor

Davis Cup semi-final against un porte moment to experi- Bailey, the Esses and England les matcher in the European

Reg Simpson

Poland today and sected a 5-0 ment with the festership of the vir

Notts and Estland opening

opening match izle.

The section committees and batsman and Holey Jenkins, the victory. In the

Torsten hansson beat Poland's rich Worcestershire first string Wladislav Skonecki,

o! touring managers writers believe England Some crieket

London, July 15. might Sven Davidsson, playing overseas sue-les-break bawier who was such that should Insole prove a

of the County The MCC visit to 7-5, 6-3, 6-3.

this in mind," says Profesor A fresh water and about 1,000lb. substitute for Lennart Bergelin, at Nottingham, he may be second an

The New Haven Swim Club defeated Poland's Jozet Piateck, Cecil Alport, writing to me from of provisions. They will have cricket programme, which began called on to lead England In Suth Africa.

affected. by

today claimed a new world and Three of these players.0, 6-2, 6-2. United Press,

Colchester to say that my sig- to keep on strict rations, as it today,

of record the tins Test nl the Oval next

estion that heat and different is impossible to say how long Not bull was bowled at Bristol, American AUSSIES WIN 5-0 month with a view to captaining! deulang, Bailey

where Gloucestershire enter minutes 3

: 34.0 seconds for the 800- are the cause the rackwill take. playing surfaces Be our team in Australa.have already played against the

Montreal, July 16.

over a play could metre free-style relay tained Sussex, and West Indies thi: summer and

The princhal dangers are 5-0 England's cricket defeats In Australia completed

after tea in 25-metre Reuter.

leam, course. The countries 'dorr over Canada In their tropical

Hot fog and lee. Sailing the great ust be resumet

at Leeds, Manchester composed of John Marshal, was made to the position until vidory

circle course,

the yachts will matches Davis

American Fold water." Cup North

Only the Donald Sheff, Wayne Moore and A. A. Lopes come within range of leebergs and Kidderminster, the Then the writer quotes. Zom semu-land mich here to-

carried southward from Green-Blackheath game between Kent James McLane, covered the dis- wood traited the jack a day. In the remaining

two skipper of one of our unsuccess.

and Surrey went to its sche-tance at Yale's practice pool. and by the Labrador current. singles Frank Sedman brati ful golf teams overseas as 4ay-

NO RADIO

duled close of play time.

The previous record of eight lie of two thots. 6-1 and 6-3 ing that the men had too much Lone Main 6-2.

the to cat, too much to drink, and and Ken McGregor defented

Essex collapsed against Lan-minuter 46 seconds was set by Brenler Macken 6-4, 6-4 and

tut mugh Reep."

bergs, but the small pieces float-enshire at Old Trafford, where the American Olymple team of

An almost similar game was G-4-Reuter.

mort dangerous to small yacht", low ing low in the water, that are the pitch was moist. The Essex Wally Ris, W. Wolf, J. McLane

the adjacent LAUSANNE FINALS

score was the result of the and Bill Smith in 1948. Eight rasanne, July 14,

Neither yacht carries a radio batsmen's inability to combat other teams have, since sited taking place on

for better times, it ren between rinks skipped by I have followed the fortunes transmitting set-it would have the spin bowling of Roy Tatter-one was better than that made G. Roza-Pereira and T. M. Ple Eric Sturgeon. the South

cricket rec

loza-Pereira * in been tog henvy. So they may all and infenim Hilton rather

rink was up A felean Champion, anel the

0-4 at the end of the 8th head M Champion, Wimbledon

Whis subject. The off the English coast.

head, it wBA Labe Brough of the United is

hard season at players, after

were leading Stales, both won their respective

month aboard a events

Swiss home, spend a in e

ship in which anything they Tennis

want to eat and drink is there.

No man need take regular exercise unless he wankz w--- though in fact many of them do take it.

Move To Reinstate Suspended Officials

By ARCHIE QUICK

There is a move afoot to get the two suspended Portsmouth Football Club directors, Messrs Vernon Stokes and Harry Wain._reinstated.

A meeting of several thousand supporters has passed resolution asking the Football League to reconsider their decision to bar the two officials from taking part in football management.

singles eve International

Lawn

Championships here.

of the 10,000-strong Supporters Club, said: and Mr Wain have done an immense amount of good for football." They were suspended indefinitely for an illegal Championships. payment to MeAlinden.

There was no

they made

the

In the men's final, Sturgers Mr W. L.Gutteridge, Chairman beat Vie Seixas of the United "Mr Stokes States, by G-4, 7-5, 3-8 and 6-2 to avenge hin defeat by the Wimbledon Americnu in the

Miss Louise rough beat Miss Kay Tuckey, of Britain, by 6-4 no one has and 6-2 in the women's final. question thatition refused, but

Sumant Misra, India's No. 2. then-been suspendler. Any profit

and Felicisimo Ampon,

Champion, the general opinion

understand that Philipplues I Cricket;

Eric Sturgess, at the meeting whe that with the

will definitely halen by Michael Burton backing of the résolution

the Surrey County South Africa, and Vic Seixas, Live the

directors will berden

cricket captaincy of the end of of the United States, in the men's back a football next season.

Hugh doubles Anal of the Swiss Inter trason, and that It has been the am nat so sure.

Tennis Cham- the

former Sussex nullona! Lawn previously apparent that the FA Bartlett,

of Supporters Skipper but in noi too fond

take over.

Sturgess and Seixas won 0-3, clubs and is not likely to re open these enses merely because of such an appeal.

selves and

A GREAT BLOW

le

Surrey-born, wifl pleships today

or

is

of

ANYTHING THEY WANT

teams

It

is not

200ft.-high

claim?

Australia and have very definite I not be reported till they arrive than the pecullar circumstances here to-day. United Press.

Tony Mottram's

near

дл

nann

Gauthier Leads

Tour De France

WN3

Be covered

that have been attached to Old Trafford

pitches thle season,

Tattersall's six wickets TOMMY FARR

IN TRAINING

bis aggregate for the tearnu to 95. Hilton bowled 17 maidens

in 23 overs.

of

CLOSE OF PLAY SCORES

lea owing to rain.

There was At Bristol; play today owing to role in the retained the lead and Sussex.

London, July 15. Tommy Furr, who was report- ed a fortnight ago to be plan

ALMOST SIMILAR

bul at the 18th

3 Leve

four who

by 10-14. On

WUN

the 20th head

the score was 17-10 in favour of the Portuguese

playars. three on the last head with Pile driving his two woods wide

bid Kallant

by the whoi

Bircock

117

enee a

ours, among to the ring and Bebbington

Gauthier, of South-match between Gloucestershire Speedway Racing

the same time

put

THE RESULTS

an

Drobny Beats

č.

The following were the elose ning a come-back I belleve that every touring

play Scores should have

In first-class in a bid for the British fieavy- cricket side

Paris, July 10. them in complete

cricket matches played to-tny:weight Championship, has gone excellent display. expert with

Stan Ockers, of Belgium, Won

At Leeds: Middlesex 170 for into training. over their physical the fourth stage of the Tour de

He personally will not confirm control

condition, including such ques- France cycle race.

two (Robertson 82, Dewes 78

is bidding

for

ring Resuls were: not tions as exercise, diet and in

out) anginst Yorkshire, that he

"I am freling Ane AL KC-R.

Br. V. Retro, (144 miles) There was no further play after fame again.

but cannot juries, Put a team in the fled the 321 kilometres

sny definitely if IE. M. Alarcon, A. A. Lopes and Rouen in 7 hrs. from Lille to Wert

and which is 100 percent fl

will be coming back into box- J. F. V. Ribeiro takip) beat A. P. 12 mins. 20 secs. Antonia Rol-

Pereira. J. H. Xavier, J. C. Re- the chance of victory goes up. of

innd,

was В reca. of France,

no ing."-Reuter.

medios and C. C. Pereira (skip). 10-17. H. R. Pinna, 0. A. What goes for cricket goes for behind in second place.

Notonha, C. P. Basto and C. Roza- Bernard every ollier game. Games need

Pereira (skipi bent C. V. Jamiebors, A. W. Hircock, N. J. Bebbington different methods and degrees East France,

and 3. M. Pule (skip), 20-10, of training, but they all need in the general classification.

London, July 13. Estex EX7 Manchester: Ai

***M*CCC ~~s. 1. J. Marvin. Maurice Plomme, of Belgium, training of some sort. And diet

Cameron Jack Parker, of Delle Vue, Pape, t. Brown and W. third. Jacques Marinelli | Tattersall, right-arm fast off- is as important as exercise.

(France) fourth, Jean Gold-spin bowler, six for 37, Hilton, beat Bert Roger, of New Cross, sp) heat F. D. Angus, P. Ken-

Ilarion (skip) 20-13. 1 also learn that Lelle Todd, 6-4 mnd 6-3-Reuter.

TRAINING OR PRACTICE? schmidt (Luxembourg) 8th low left-arm spin bowler, three in two straight runs in the first ney, H. Stilelds and W. WIL who has justi

Gautliler, And Bernard

the for 21). IRISH CHAMPIONSHIPS the opening bat

Lancashire 57 for no leg in defence of his match race Championship at cnded his long carcer with!

Dublin, July 15.

per-leader of the general classifica- wicket. There was no further Speedway

Manchester tonight. Kent, will enter League cricketi

Mrs Patricia Cunning Todd

Lect tennia In_brating thelon, was placed sixth.

play after ten owing to min.

In the National League First with Dudley either

All returned young American, Tony Trabert, (US) today won the women's Stokes's loss to football is a

Rawtenstall.

salary Hir

Al Kidderminster: Glamorgan Division match, Belle Vue beat was convincing proof of the oa Helland.-Reuter. particularly great blow..

147 for one (Parkhouse 62 not West Ham by 47 points to 37 value of training-as diabet, of ship of Ireland, beating her upon as a young being paid by Kent until next singles lawn tennis champion- was looked

Sco-

out) against Worcester. There points. The other First Division tennis course, from the usual compatriot Miss Barbora

Stadium be- at Odsal and up-and-coming man, an Apell.

was a play after tea owing to inatch feli, 6-3, 6-4.- United Press,

player's practice,

tween Bradford and Bristol was rain. When Mottram and I went

At Blackheath: Kent 189 postponed owing to a heavy SPRING LAKE TOURNEY

Into a huddie to and a CX-

(Parker, right-arm medium downpour of rain.-Reuter. planation for his producing his Spring Lake, N.J., July 15.

bowler, four for 32). Surrey 31 best form ever at the age of 30, Cornl Gardnar Mulloy, of

Tokyo, July 15. for six wickets. he told me Art

about his winter's Gables, Florida, and

The National Olymple Com- At Leicester: Leicestershire work. Three times a week he had San Francisco, Larsen,

83) mittee of Japan announced 10-212 for four (Watson jogged nine

CHAMPIONSHIPS being laps (about three

Notis. Stumps were retebed the finals in the singles

Koori-hung. miles) round the Priory Lawn day it was preparing to select against

Hongkong Champion, by 0-2, mceting

-Monaco, July-15. Tennis Club ground at Edgbas-and train possible contestants in drawn early owing to rain. tournament 10- vlintion tennis

The Italian tenm swept to 0-7, in the final the

At Northampton: Warwick- 10524 Olymple Games at ton. That strengthened his back, Wairi, what

victories battle for the scems,

Playing Helsinkl.

semi-final 350-cc and the 300-cc classes day and will

ahiro 143 for three (Gardner 74 two which was

adamp court, giving him hadict the 12th Albi motor cycling crown tomterrow. similar case at Fulham

some trouble at the end of last sen- Although the

International not out) against Northampton- Saturday over the Swedish and Drobny, after losing the Best been dealt with by the League Grand Prix today,

Mulloy, top seeded in the

Olympic Committee lag notį shire. Rain curtalled play.

Belgian tearns in the world and third games of the opening Management Committee. It was In both categorien he broke trament, roulet Dek Suvill,

son, and his legs,

At Lords: Eton Pubile School fencing championships, while sel, settled down and outplayed admilted that the Craven the Imp records. He won the Grange, New Jency. 6-4,

He also practised his service,actually reached a decision to

Japan to tho 1952 237 and 147 (Feather three for France beat Belgium.

the Hongkong star with strong * Club had made Coltage

from an330-ce fuce

taking out two or three hundred invite Georges (-3, 6-4. illegal payment to Jimmy Jones, Monnet, of France, riding à

beat balls and hammering them one Olympic Games, Finnish off-24) Harrow Pabile School 203 Italy bent Eweden 8.4 and driving and accurate drop shots, Second-sozded Larsen

cials who will be the host for for seven declared (Wilenkow downed. Belgium 11-3. Later, Though he. In the second Deltast

centre-Veldcbite, Ho won the 100-cc Ed Moylan,

of Trenton, New

the 1012 Olympics have ex-59, Foster 77. Falcon 30 not France beat Sweden 6-7, with end-fifth- garries in the cont forward. Fulham FC has been race from Zehra, of France, Jersey

7-6. 3-0,3-0, 0-3-

pressed the hope that Japan (out) and 34 for five, (Montagua) one match-draw-United m, Drobny always köpedrad. timed and the player's registra- who rode 'a Guzzi-Reuter. I United Presa.

would be invited-Router. } two for fivé)-—-—-—--Router.

was being spoken of as a future Langue or Association:

inader,

He was also Honorary Treasurer

of Hampshire County Associn-

and Chairman *ion

Assoelution.. Portsmouth

Q

at was mentioned

thut

ainec

the the

BRITISH

RIDER'S DOUBLE VICTORY

Albi, South-Western

France, July 10.

The British rider. Les Gra-

of

suspension of Messrs Stokes and ham, on an AJS, won both the division of the Spring Lake in-

the

Celtic

like

across the net

afler 20 other. to an imaginary opponent.

--(London Expose Jervice)

Japan Prepares For Olympics.

WORLD. FENCING

on

lp Koon-Hung

Birmingham, July 15. Jaroslav Drobny, the self-

·exled Czech star, today won the men's singles championship of the Midland Counties Lawn

Tvanis

tournament

Ip

on

here

by tho