The Age from Melbourne, Victoria, Australia • Page 12

THE AGE. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 6. 1950 12 FUNERAL NOTICES IN MEMORIAM DEATHS Possibles at Mixed Luck For the Clan McCormick Sprinter Races After Dispute Over Start "The Age" Special Representative and A.A.P. AUCKLAND, Sunday. The first major storm of the fourth.

Empire Games came with the final of the men's 100 yards sprint, when the starter disqualified D. A. Pettie, Canada; who had broken thur, and flyweight, Bertram Harris, seem to be in a class other countries. It was decided to allow Pettle to take his place In the field, provided the other competitors agreed. This announcement brought roars of approval from tbe tr ft (r 7 Ta "--k CHOPPY WATERS ON THE BAY and a stiff breeie added zest to yachting at the Royal St.

Kilda Yacht Club's regatta. Mtjht Trotting Questioning of Three Drivers By Raider Three drivers at the trotting oh Saturday night will be questioned today on the performances of their horses in the Douglas Handicap. He had been resDonslble for two of three false starts. Wltn the crowd roarina its disapproval of the starter's action, omciais Began a lone discussion which ended 60 1 minutes later with Pettle being allowed to start. As Fettle argued with om ciais, and the jury of appeal was convened, the other run ners donned track suits and; sat on the Brass.

Because the ieeiinK ox tne crowd was so obviously with tne Canadian, an announce ment was made over the loud1 speakers: "The decision of the referee in all amateur sport is nnai. After a delay or 50 minutes, an announcement was made that the jury had upheld the Judge's decision in disqualifying Pettle from the final. But. as the Canadian Inter pretation of the judge's ruling was different from that of Empire ATHLETICS MEN'S EVENTS 100 YARDS. FIRST BEAT.

D. A. Pettle A. R. Eustace (N.g.i.

-L. O. Lewie 3. Camera; nnisnes. v.v sec.

SECOND heat. p. Henderson fN.Z.. W. de Gruchy (Aust.) J.

Archer 3. Camera nnisnes. v. v. THIRD HEAT.

A. Gordon fAunt.i. B. snenton K. Benrdsley (N.Z.), 3.

camera. 10.0. FOURTH HEAT. J. F.

TTClOar C. Parker (N.Z.), K. Olowu fNieerla). 3. 3 Inches 9.7 (equals Empire recora FIRST SEMI-FINAL: Pettle 1, Henderson, de Gruchy 3.

9.8. second semi-final: -rreuoar, Gordon, Parker, 3. 2 vd. 9.6 (betters Empire Games record). FINAL: Treloar de urucny (ausc.i, rente 3 camera.

9.7. HIGH JUMP. A. Winter 6 6 fEmnlre Games record 1. 1: A.

Pat-1 erson j. a. Majutoaunmi B.5. equal a a. isorianu IN.2.).

e.5. 4 ton count. oacEi P. Wells 6.4, 5. 440 YDS.

HURDLES. FIRST HEAT: D. White (CeF.) 52.8 sec. Empire Games record), 1: G. Goodacre R.

R. Woodward 3. i second heat: j. m. HOiiana (N.Z.).

S3 K. L. Doubleday (AUSC), U. J. ijUDDe tB.A.J, THIRD HEAT: D.

G. Stewart (N.Z.), 54.4 sec, H. Whittle G. Gedge 3, SIX MILES. W.

H. Nelson (N.Z.). 30 mln. 29.6 A. foroes (acoc.j, mm, 31.9 sec.

2: N. Taylor (N.Z.). 3G mln. 31.9 sec, J. S.

Davey 30 mln. 34.7 sec. A. M. Merrett A.

H. Cnl- vers o. 880 YARDS. FIRST HEAT. C.

W. Parnell 1 mln. 52.2 sec, N. T. Wilson (N.Z.), D.

A. White 3: C. T. White 4, SECOND HEAT. H.

J. Parlett 1 mln. 52.1 sec, J. M. HutcMns 8.

Booyaen (o a.j, v. oimpeon (N.l2.), 4. WOMEN'S EVENTS 100 YARDS. FIRST HEAT. M.

Jackson 10.8 sec. (equals worm re cord). 1: B. Hardman (N.Z.). 2 A.

Shanlev 3. Won by yaras. seconu meat. a. BtncKiana 10.9 sec.

8. Cbeeseman Won by 7 yards. third li eat. v. jonnston 11.1 1: R.

Dowman D. Parker (N.Z.), 3. Won by a yard. FIRST SEMI-FINAL. M.

Jackson (A), 10.9 V. Johnston1 (A), D. FarKer a. won; by 2 yards, yard. BKtunu DLnu-rmAii.

a. Strickland 10.9 sec 1: A. Shanley S. Hardman (K.is., 3, won Dy yaras, mcnes. i FINAL.

in. wmuu v.o met (equals world record), ft. Strickland V. Johnston 3. Then Parker, Hardman.

Snanler. Won by yards, inches. Pennant Hotels It was certainly a dmi varied fortunes for trainers with the well, known name of McCor. micfc of Kyneton races on Saturday, Prominent trainer Dm Mc Cormick of Carbon Copy fame trains Skilled, 21 on favorite In the Summer Handicap. But Skilled showed Utile skill and ran an inglorious last seven lengths behind tbe next horseIn a field of three.

In the TvrAvlnii. in. Welter HanriirR.n Cormlck's i--. mick had saddled Sweet Magna iur a ncau wm irom Alderman, This was the young trainer's second win In eight days and he has had a nanu for only two weeks. He is a son of the late H.

R. McCormick. Sprinters May Go to Brisbane The speedy SDrlntinz mates Dornoch and Dumfrt. may contest the 5000 Strad. broke Handicap in Brisbane on April 29.

ine utradDroke Is over tlx furlongs and Is run on the first day of the Brisbane Cup car-nival. The connections of Dornrv.ii have made no secret that they are dissatisfied with Dornoch's weignt in me Dig sprint races in Melbourne. "He Is brilliant for three or four furlongs, but he is no champion," said Bon Hoysted. Dornoch won the Chelsea Handicap by two lengths on Saturday, but indicated be li not at his best at Moonee Valley. At his previous start at Moonee Valley he was beaten Into third place by Lalmell and One Up.

HEROIC. Withers Fastest in 3-Mile Swim Barry Withers, 18-year-old State backstroke champion. made fastest time In the Victorian Amateur Swimming Association's three-mile Yarra swim on Saturday. his time was 1 hour I minute 19 seconds. He was on scratch, 23 minutes behind the limit man in a field of 75.

A. McMahon, of Chelsea club, won the event in 1. 17.22. Other places were: Shirley iierDert (i.ia.32), v. Cerlacn (1.12.21), Margaret Farrar (1.6.55).

Joe Gill (South Melbourne). 70-year-old veteran of the annual swim between Fairfield and Studley Park, unsuccessfully made his 26th bid to will the race. The swim was staeed In strong current, which followed recent heavy rains. Cycle Double to Bonneys A unlaue double In cycling history was' completed when young Richmond rider Byron Bonney brilliantly won the 43rd annual Austral wneei race on Saturday night. This win, and that of his brother, Stan Bonney, in the 1949 Warrnambool road race, makes the Bonney family the only one to win the two events in a season.

Both competed in the Austral and won their heats, thus qualifying for the final. From 120 yards Byron was on a mark 40 yards behind nil brother, but was greatly helped by pacing assistance from him in the later stages of the race. At the finish Bonney maintained a half length advantage over John Taggart (Coburg), off 140 yards. Les Teasdale (Coburg) was a similar distance away third. First prize was 100, second 25 and third 10.

Two of the scratchmen In the race, Carl Koblauch and Dean Whltehorn, were forced from their heats with mechanical trouble. Bill Guyatt, Australian professional champion, found nil handicap of 150 yards too great. Later, Guyatt easily won the Aces five-mile scratch race. A speedy break from the field with three laps to go, gave amateur rider H. J.

Shaw a narrow win in the amateur five miles scratch racej 28,000 at Races The attendance at the Melbourne Racing Club's meeting at Moonee Valley on Saturday was 28,000, and the totalisator aggregate 104,076 10. DOYLE. The Funeral of the late 19 MISS MINNIE VIOLET BOYLS will leave Padbury's Chapel, corner of WMte Horseroaa and sution-street Box Hill. THIS DAYT at the conclusloi of a service commencing at 11. JO a.m.

tnP th, Bnw Ml'1 'maTapv A. W. PADBURY A CO. PTY. LTD.

of the aoul of the late Mr. JAMES BHEN will be celebiated at fit. John the Baotiat Church TOMORROW, at 7 a.m. The Funeral will leave the church at 10 a.m. (or the Fawkner Cemetery.

AL leave itUUN. TUt runerai oi ine tan Mrs. tuuvn Mauuft ununn nu i our oarlors. 92 Hoddle-street, Ahhotafnrd. THIS DAY.

after a lervtce commencing at la.iu, lor we rawa- nr. Liy. jadud. i leave leave 23 Percv-sUeet. Mltcham, THIS DAY, at 3 p.m., for the Spring Vale ntU'MJn rwuuij, annuui.

CAREW The Funeral of the Mlu ANN SARAH CAREW W1U leare her residence. 513 Dryburgb street. North Melbourne, THIS DAY. at J.dU P.m., mc wiuh uuwmi. JOSEPH ALLISON PTY.

North Melbourne. FJ1751. C1HEETHAM. The Funeral of the late Mr. RICHARD CHEETHAM Will leave Taylor's Chapel, 81 Heidelberg road, Ivanhoe, THIS DAY, after a ir-rammanrlm at 3.30 D.m..

fOT UK Warrlngal Cemetery. Heidelberg. E. TTAYLOR SOU. Ivanhot, A 1LARK.

The Funeral of the laU Mr. Memorial Chapel, cor Glen Hunllv and Kooyong roads, Elsternwick, TOMOn unJj at aao D.m.. for the Spring Vale crematorium, T. BATHURST A CO. (late A.I.F.) aMOLLiS.

The Funeral of the lit Mr. HERBERT UASSUn iailow Will leave nis reiiaence, o.mow 3.dU p.m., or hid aES-soh. airton hui. Nnnr. The Funeral of the late Mr.

Kj DAVID DAVIDSON CRAIG Is appointed to leave the Bathurst Memorial Chapel, corner Glen Huntly and Koo yong roads, Elsternwica, tuhukruw, alter a service commencing at 9.45 a.m.. lot- the Spring Van trenia Co. (Late A.I.F.) LjfiaaT, TrAIG. LODGE CITIZENS, NO. I ic? ivn masons The isreinren oi uic uuVmed Brother DAVp DAVIDSON p.rTf a cni-fn Uala rmatorlum.

The Funeral Is appointed to leave the Bathurst Memorial Chapel, comer Glen Huntly and Kooyong roads. Elsternwic, TOMORROW, after a service commenc ing at tt.w WM u' cun PM. SMtT CRAIG. The members of the Caul-field Branch of the R.S.S.A.I L.A. are respectiuiy requieu remains of 'heir "tee-ned member.

DAVID DAVIDSON CRAIG (late 24th Battalion, ist A.i.r.j. vale Crematorium The Funeral will leave the 'Bathurst Memorial Chapel, cornet Glen Huntly and Kooyong roads. Elsternwick, TOMORROW, alter A service commencing at 9.45 a.m. ON A LDEON The Funeral of the late MivHARpTw''y Ara; baW-reet Slsternwick. THIS DAY th- mneiusion of a service commencing tt a.lo P.m., ue MONKHOUSB A SON, Brighton.

xAiie. r-rr; EDDINGTON. The Funeral of Ui late Mri: MAY RUTH EDDINGTON Memorial Cbapet. wrlen Huntli and Koovone toads. Elsternwlsk, TOMOB aDDOinieu iu Kooyong toads, iw after a service commencing 15 p.m.

for the for the Spring Vait Crema- BATHURST Co. A I.F 1 nf the late Mr. JAMES JOHN ERRWG-rMWiin liaw Tobin's chapel. Flem- ington-road, Melbourne, this 1 30 p.m.. for the Fawkner Crema- aiunsi win leave the residence of her daughter, -Mrs.

Howes, Brassey-avenue. Rosamu. THIS DAY, at 1.30 p.m.. for E. TAYLOR SON, Heidelberg.

JL10B5. 77 Vnrv tmFEBAIRN will leave 130 Powlett-street. East Mel- oourne, iuiuivnu the Melbourne Cemetery cimmencln, 1.30 p.m.. lor the Mel- "STpSS srjNTrW. LTD.

JA1104 ClOLDraO. BMUHlIl Mau tor th, reMM of the iouI of tht Ute Mr. BERTIE EDWIN GOLDING willDe celebntea at St. ftreet WllllaBUtown. TOMORROW, at 7 a The Funeral will leave the church' at the WllUuutowa Cemeterr.

RON. KKNOl w. wnilamitowx ZS. IREED. The Fune-ai MrTWILLIAM will leave his, tome.

23 wmiam-streeL rchVltefCemetiry: TIA, fS lite Mra MARV ANN HAR-11 im leave Ftoe'a Funeral Far-1 K0uRS IWTa'SSi IlMr WILLIAM IBBBfW" llT leav. B. McKenzle'a Chanel, 171 StSlM OTSSdni at .1.45 5S. lor ine snrlnj Vale cremaiornira. 1 MCKENZIE.

Carneaie. TTbGAN Reamem aaaia lor in. 17 TCM oi tne aoul oi the late Mra MARY BOG AN lu be celebrated at fh, O.rc?:ol tomwlw COMW-tlon. Hawthorn. TOMORROW, aio am.

The Funeral will lea the Catholic cnurcn, lor the Charlton Ceneterr. MULQUEEN and SONS FTT. I.TO., M. th. jg MeiwurS CemJtOT.

HLrlton. at 10.4U a-m. -nftnp, mil. nf'thi lata I t.ABnoN Will SYe. n.f"lSS Taerilce mmSnclni at 10.45 a.m., for LANGLANDS.

The Funeral of thelata Mr. WILLIAM THOMAS (TOM) LANGLANDS will leave the Herbert King memorial hi -V vV Richmond, after a service at 1.15p.m., this DAY, lor the Spring Vale Crema- t0HERBERT KING SONS, Richmond. JA34G2. I TOffn-fprrrr Wll.l.TaM LOH3K will leave his residence. 9 Hannaslea-itreet.

Box Hill, THIS DAY, after a service commencing at 3 p.m., for ln-i Spring Vale CrenutorUirD, UM LEY. The Funeral of 'the iaUl Li Mr. EDWARD THOMAS LUMLEY n.ia ci npnartment, will leave his daughter's (Mrs. Motteram's), residence. 191 Burnley-street, Richmond, THIS DAY.

after a service at 3 P.m., ior ine spring vaie crematorium. Herbert king sons. Richmond. JA3462 MISS MARGARET MACVEAN Will leave our parlor, 488 Will lam-street (near Victorla.itreet,. West Melbourne.

tomorrow, at 2 p.m., for the Fawkner Crematorium. ALFRED ALLISUN. rJiVHW, MARSHALL. Tht Funeral of the late Mrs. ELIZA MARSHALL (late of Wandong) will arrive at Fern Tret-Gully Cemetery.

THIS DAY ht 4 p.m. lIr.KHBKT 1VIHU A BUJH3, KlCnmona. JAIM62. funvral of our late brother. SIMON GIDEON (JIM) MATTHEWS.

The Funeral Will leave -John (rov v.i Allison oar ors. 871 Mt. Alexander-road, Essendon, today, aner a service commencing ai 3.15 p.m., tor the Fawkner Crematorium. H. G.

PAULL, W.M. 1-The 1 Funeral' ot (n aim iete Air, nuuu.nii,'-McCALLUM. Ute 5th 1st A.I.F., Is appointed to leave fall home, 31 Ualnai.ltpt Mlti-ham. THIS DA. after a service commencing at 3.30 p.m., for the Box HlH Cemetery, T.

BATHURST dr Co. (Utt A.t.F.). a-it 10 ra Win-a nf th lata Mr. iM ROBERT BURGESS MELROSE Mti i win Ihvc his residence. W.i Pascoe Vale-road, Essendon, THIS DAY, at 2 p.m., for the Melbourne Crema torium, rawanerp.

JOSEPH ALLISON PTY. irrvjcn. ruiuuv MONTGOMERY will leave the Herbert King Memorial Chapel, 174 Lennox-street. Richmond, THIS DAY, after a service at 1.80 p.m., ine box mil cemetery, HERBERT KING ef-SONS, Richmond, TteORRISREY. The Funeral of the 11 late Mrs.

LETTTTA EMMA MOR-RISSEV talll taava ha raHdanM "UI Russell -place. North Wllllamstown, TOMORROW, at 3.40 P.m.. for tht Wll- KrtKWJtr nr i Ana-iw jl mntt wil. nimncnm Mr. RICHARD WTLLIAM O'MEARA Will celebrated at St, Auguitlne'i R.C.

Church. Ytrrarllle. THIS DAY. it 7 a.m. The Funeral will leave the church at 2 o.m for the Footacray Cemetery.

ALFRED ALLISON FJ54W) O'MEARA. Members of the Canlfletd Branch. R.s.s. A A.I.L.A. are respect fully reouwted to follow there-mains of their esteemed Member, WILLIAM JAMES O'MEARA.

late SSIb mn to the Melbourne General Cemetery. Carlton The Funeral will leave st Joteoh's Church. Orrong-road. vjlaternwlck. sfter Requiem Mbs.

com- The Funeral of the late I Mrs. ALICE PEPRTN will leave 03 Mansfleld-street. Thorn bury, THIS DAY. at 11 a.m.. for the Fawkner 'FmTgQN A SONS.

TDETTTOROVE. The Fanernl of the late Miss GRACE ELIZABETH PETTI GROVE will leave Psdbury! Chapel. ja Cotham-road, Kew TOMORROW, at the conclusion of a aer- rIZER. A mernnrlBl tervlce for the t. late Mrs.

RUTH GLADYS PIZERi will be rondnrtad at Rlrlehra Irun-ra I Home. St. KI'da-road. Melbonrne Tttlft DAY, it 10.30 a.m. At fonehtslon oil the service a private erematlnn' win take piace ai spring vaie crema ton run.

BUUUni ril, atSU. mawso Continued from Face 2.) rpfanSDALE.OO Jtautry 31, ftU miaeacc ii ninn-tweet. i-Tiaruoa, -hoblnjon Lucu Tend ate, beloved hui-band of Una. lorini father of AiulMl. Linda Mri.

fcUdre (Mr. rntfli ana jack, tovea vomer Jojin and AUct Bruce). In Cod rpiSBLE. On rebnurr 4, tt bU red- John Thomai. beloved huiUnd oi Kinei, ma loving iiino d' ding), 'Dot (Mrs Maticr), wet.

.65 year. Alter much luITertni, twett I Maalrionnti ft PiUai.ItrMT. BtVmOUt f- John Thomai, the beloved aou oi the uie jonn ana Anne leDwe, ui nmuu, ana lovea Drotner oi wiitinin tm.AY u.F mvdi nn. Grace. Nellie.

Mar, (deceaicd) and Evan, wed mnRik on Ptbruara 4. at till real- J. deuce, 8 Collai-street, Seymour, John Thomas, dear sranopa oi jmvjd. tiara-am, KoUrt. Frank, Michael Tebble, and Ueatner Beddinftoo, wed iViJ'upc'irvB On hrnin K.

at J. Henry-itreet, Traraljon, Hufb William, ywunieit ton of the late fllehard and Krincei Tnreiner, im oved brother Oi Dick. Clai (Mra. Hill), ta hrii and Mar (Mra. Sher t.Jl mA 'li RHt IB MIM TOMUNSON.

On February S. at Melroie. KUmore, Agnea Turabull Tomllnann. loved Wife of thl 'mBAINOIt. On February 3 at hla mldence.

Robert Charlei (late or Rutherglea). dearly beloved brotner oi Margaret ter. Beatty), Una (to-fceaaedj. Jack (deceased), Ptank, Ruby mUTALSH, On February 5. at 3 Got-fWToo-Vrovt.

Malvern, Mary Brld- tet. dearly loved or Michael Walih antf loved mother of Kathleen Ing Nana of Delva and Ooral, aged 7a Wr'ALSH fnee Breheny), On Febru- JYary 3. Mary snagci. wveu Kate. Jack (deceaxed).

Marurel li. IHuxuitl RIP On February 3, it her a ntirhun-itrert. Albert 'Pars, Maria Elitabeth, relict of the' late William victor warren, ana iov-inr mother of Beatrice. Victor. Re- iMn Rnhtrtii.

Edward, Aioeri, CharlH, Florence (Mrs. Smith), Tai- man. Alice tain, Timini) and Josie (Mra. Cave), aged 7J) yeara. Late of SSeehan, Tatmania.

Privately Interred Brighton cemetery. On February 4V at prl-W vt hmrrital. Mariaret (Pec), loved wife of Percy, and loved mother of Patricia. Thoae who knew her best loved, btf loveo daughter of Jamea and Mary Btu.Tt. Croydon, WTHTTE.

On February 4. Margaret (Peg), dearly loved aiater of Kan and Geoff Baylisa, auntie or Iaabel and 4THiTE, On February 4, Margaret AV (Peg. dearly loved lister ot Hilda and Bob O'Brien, auntie or Sharon. WJ HITE On February 4, at private VV hospital. Margaret (Peg), loved A7HITE.

A tribute to the memory of IT our oear rexifj. a JS All ner paiQ auu uubiiu Peacefully Bleeping, Auntie Edle and, Fred, VX7'H1TEREAD (nee Kennard or February treauii ot lue4l'IJ TiorMM Elale. beloved niece of and Mra Colling. 73 Unlon-roaa. vi' loved coutln of Charlie, 'Norman and Lea.

Sadly V700D. On February 4 tiuaaeniyj. VV SyMa Harriet Wood, the dearly loved wife of Robert Gerald Wood, 6 John-street. Footicray. and loving mother of Robert and Beverly de-i teaied).

A paUent sufferer at rest. TELLAND. On February 3, it his reaiaence, cote, William JeHry. beloved 1 husband Of Sarah Yelland, and loyed father -Sf Walter, Jeffry; fond rttberjn-law of Murial and dear grandpa of Don ana nciui. Ttelland.

On February 5, at hl residence, 422 Clarke-itreet, "orin- lather of Frederlclt deceased). Flor-Jle (Mrs. Munroe). Nellie (Mrs. Daw-klni, of Sydney), Harry ant Roy.

In hla 89th year. IN MEMORIAM On Active Service Jar AYI.EY. Deep In our heart! i mimnrf im kpof nf our dear tOD, larry. killed Mew Guinea on February Inserted by hli parents, aUtert and brothers. Narre Warren.

i -iDODOR. Loving memory of our dean Merton Clddor, VX15.617, killed In action. New Guinea, February 6, 1943. Kershaws. Conduit.

in loving memory of my dear husband and our loving father. Private Percy. VX27.615 (26th Battalion), killed tn action, Wau, February 6. 1D43 i Alwaya remembered by hit loving wife and children. CONDUIT.

In lorlng nwmoTy of my dear brother, Percy. VX27.615 26th Battalion, returned M.S. killed at Wau. February 6, 1943. inserted by his loving slater.

Stella. MACRAE, Clyde Macpherson, VX64.457 (21 M.G. Reinforcements, A.LP.), dfed of Ulneis February 6. 1942. In proud and loving memory of duty done.

atthbws Nell (22nd Ploneen), J.V1 P.O.W., Thailand, died February 6, 1944, loved ton or aam ana emuy, brother of Will, Sam and Leonard, a rMNTnfiH Tn lovlnir memory Ill irvou im TlBiitsnnnf nnnnlr! Bruce Mcintosh (A.I.F., returned M.E.V killed In action Wau, New Guinea. February 6. 1943, loved son of George and Alice Mcintosh, brother George, Jessie (Mrs. Wiseman) and Alice (Mrs. G.

Talt). NICHOLAS In loving memory of VX63.216. Private Ron R. H. (2 7th.

A.I.F.), killed In action Feb ruary Ajwaya rememucri-u. Inserted by Mrs. Lorlng and father, TVTICHOLAS. In loving memory of -11 Ron killed in action. New Guinea, February 6, 1943.

Always remembered NICHOLAS. R. 6., Fondest memories of my best pal. who was killed in action February 6. 1943.

In Wau. N.G. hv Dnn WMIIama NUNN. Treasured memories of my dear brother, Jim. VX3702 (25th Battalion, 6th Division, A.I.F., returned M.E.).

killed Wau, New Guinea, ren- mary 6. 1943. His loving sister. Tune, IN MEMORIAM ANSON. In lovlna memory of mi very dear wife.

Sophie, and muc beloved mother of Lei. Owen and Vera. 'died February 6. 1948. who passed away February 6, We who loved you wnn Inserted by his loving parents, and Ittfrc and brothers.

BEST. in memory of our dear mother, passed away on February Q. at i-ooura. A thought for yon today, A memory for ever, Inserted by ner loving family. BIRD.

in loving memory of mj dear son and our dear brother. Ian, drowned February 6, 1949. What ever else we rail to do. We will never fall to think of yon. Inserted by bis mother and family.

BOUGHTON. In memory ot our dear son, Dick, who passed away oil uai 4frv, wuc tacmwrr TJOUGHTON, In loving -memory i my dear brother, Dick, who passed awar way 'euiuatj Too dearly; loved to ever he forgotten. inserted by Grace and Ray. X3 dear mum, Lily, February 5. 1H49.

To be with us in the same old way Would be our dearest wish todav. Inserted br her lovlns dauhtr. Thelma; son-ln- law, Runs; grand- children. Robert and Lynette. ROWN.

Lily, dearest nana, passed1 away on February 5, 1949, Sadly missed by daughter. Josle. and Tom; grandsons. Kenneth and Douglas. TROWN.

In loving memory of my dear mother. Lily, passed away TJROWN. In loving memory of dear Dorr I Tom and John. I UTOIER. In lovine rnemor my dear cousin, Frank, passed away Intrted Jrnnl, and air flAMBREY.

in oving memory of our 17 VZlL "oniary Heme. Janet, and grandchildren. CHAMBERS In Invlna mamnp. our beloved dad. who passed away February 5, 1948.

For ever la our c6; X. In loving memory of dear pa, 1 whn natcpd lit, VaKrtia Ifuo Charles, ju, ana iranacniia-ren. Fay and Barry OOX. In memory of dad, who passed away February 1942, mserted by son and daughter-in-law, Frank and Ella. VvEnnis in loving memory of my XJ dear wife and our loving mother, Frances Elisabeth, who passed away on A jnecious one from at has gone.

A voice we loved ll still: A vacant place Is In our hearts, That never can be filled. Inserted bv her lovlna htithand' daughters, Lillian, Frances and Vera: sons, Charles, Fred and Jack. I VINE. In lorlng memory of, niir, uicu rcoruary JU.iH, A loving pal, and one of the best; Cnd tOalk h(r hntna trt alaa ha wf Inserted bv her lowin fpiand vitaan Brnet, GALLAGHER. In loving memory of rny dear mother, who passed away noruary 11143.

God has you In Hli keeping, 1 have you In thouahta. Inserted by her loving daughter. GANK In rweet and loving memory of by beloved mother, Madge Lelja. Inserted by her loving daughter. Ollvt.

iJ.RAY. In loving memory of mother, Th F'eorutr-' 0 1945. JAMES.A tribute of love to iweet a. i mJ "i-'v my nlece Nancye Mor- iucu rcurunry o. li'J, My little white rose, wW by Auntie Queen (Mri.

A JOHNSON. In loving memory of our dear mother, who passed away it Gone from us your' smiling feci. TAIir nlaaaanl aM, The heart that won so many friends ui nap 07 nyione aays. Dearer it 111 as years depart Inserted by her loving sons aud" dai'trhieri ana deurhter-ln-law, Dolly. JOHNSON, In loving memory of our fj dear brother.

Jack, who passed wht rruruary turn. Deep in our hearts a memory Is kept Tnirtd li Mrs. Loveiacei. ana Drotner-in-iaw. TiMrGrTT tn lovtfit menory of my IV dear wife and loving mother.

Bar bra. who passed away on February 8 7nn ivy 1 um iiHamua. daughter, Mavis, and I I 17 NIGHT nee Beadel IV memory of my dear sister, Barbara Btauict, paased away en February tt. Dearly loved and aadly missed. Inaerted by.

loving sister. Bland TICIIT. In loving memonr oi IV darllnc nalhsr. ahn nnwf We mlu too. mum, we always will, But in our hearts you are living still.

KNIGHT. In lovinr memory of my frieno'. Mrs, Knight. ver remembered. 'nf'd by Mrs.

Stracban. Carrum. TNORR. in loving memory of my IX dear Wife. Hlll ahn naiu on February 6.

1943. Dad. JACEV. In memory of our loving mother, passed away February We miss you. mum, we always will.

Hut In our harla bp with am Inserted by her lorlng son, Ronald) Slid daughter. 1 I LACEY. Treasured memoriei of my loving aiiter and autttr. Mabel. passed away February 5, 1945.

A Inker, nf Iav mnA n.Mh,inM of one wi loved and will never forget. Dear May. Inserted by her lortng sister. Afarie. brother-in-law, Wal.

Dawn, Jim LEHMAN and ing memory and mother. Inserted by their daughter and inter, Mary Lockwood. I JAR KIN SON. in memory of our dear friend and mnr nfu Time, brings many changes; Life brings much that is new. There is one thing that will never alter, Our memory, dear Bill, of you.

Inserted, by bis pals, Allan, Ted, rvenn ana Don. UILEY. In memoir of my a. ui juii ivumj, am tiwayi, I remember you. UODDA.

Everlaatlne momnHM dear dad, passed away February 8, 1947: also our oeloved mother, wno They sleep in God's beautiful garden, In sunshine and perfect peace, fisdly missed by Toody and Mac. tii wrraine ana Ronnie RODDA. Herbert Robert (Bob) (late Melbourne), loving memories wir 6. ImV. 'r -Alwaya remembered by his son.

Bob, J) daughter-)D-law, Mary, and grand daughter. Bev. T30DDA. in loving memory of Her- Deri Rooert, passed away February 6, 1947. Alwaya remembered.

-uci icu uj aim ton, ja, nana, RODDA. Lorlng memories of dad: i52-7 February, miued by Jiinmle, BUI and grandsons, Bcb. Edle, Bobbl and OSS. In loving memory of our dad, tPKSL brurI 6, 1944. hJjn was to love him.

Clyde and Ida. '-d1 remebered. ROSS. In loving memory of my di dad, passed aVai February 6, 1944. -r rememorance, Inserted bV hil nv nr nn lalr loving memory of our dear j-eoruary Inserted by his lorini daughter, Elvie, ana family, TJOUSE.

In lorlng memory of mj Xb darling mother, wlio fell asleep February 5. 1947. oniy a gooa-mgnt, mother. 1 "111 meet you in the morning. At the dawn of a beautiful da and Ron.

ii wmi i utea to say. fAAt Pal, who fell aaleeo February Doyle. SHArpe. Treasured memories of my I darllny mother. Sarah Ellen, who Resting where no shadows fall.

In perfect peace she awaits us all. Inserted by her loving daughter. Syl- Syl iQLOMON. In loving memory of my ruary a 1948. Always my thouihS: rrtfKrtM 7 fir Iovln husband.

Alt. Olir ICivlnv mnl hap mhn AtA n.k wuwmyn. iicaiufea memories or ruarv 5. lOds rBr Inserted PnH and C1TITTH In I -inother. who paased away Fehmarr i As you rest In peaceful sleep.

Your msmnn k. Tf ip it i raeoiory ui rny dearl hInvHl inn v.l passed away February 6. 1949. his loving mother. i "Cil loving memory of our away February 6.

1949. riesiing wnere no inaaows fall. In Mr feet nai ha .11 Inserted by his loving sisters, Carrie, and Jean. i SijK.Ka. in iovwg memory of ray brother.

iJt vrmM. ahn iiiMmI. passed away February 6. 1949. He will always be remembered.

ueiiLii wy imw, Aiiaa, ana lamiiy. rpHOMAS. In loving memory of my I VaV. passea A wonderful mother laid to rest. For each of us she did her best.

Her love was great, her heart waa kind, A better mother none could find. Those who have a mother. Cherish hr with par For you will never know the heartache ucneu. dj ner loving nusoana, Charles. THOMAS.

In loving memory of my I dear mother, who pasted away on DPPI) In mi hffmV a tnamnn, la k.rv Of the mother loved, but will never: With tears 1 watched you sinking, Watched hpatd vmip hadalda As the hours passed away. My heart was torn and broken. When I saw you breathe your last. But what it meant to lose you No one will ever know Inserted by her loving daughter, Flo: rTWOMAS. Treaaurea tnemorlea of JL my darling mother, Georelna.

died I'll ntVff foroat vnn rnnth- asked God could we have you back. To hold you in our amis again And see your loving smile. God answered. We can't spare her, Tht ntc tnva. hop an But your mother will be waiting at the When you go through, you know.

mlaid hp lnln riai, Rene: Perce, grandchildren and greaf- Beside her grave we often stand And try our best to understand. Inserted bv her lovlnv daushtar Edna: son-in-law. Harold, and roving (lanuviiiiuiui, ijcb. sinner ana xvcu. rpHOMAS.

In loving memory of otn dear mother. who passed away CCUIUBIJ O. it-It-. a pi ice is vacant in our noma, Which ran ha flMud Inserted by her roving son, Les, usuitrr-in-iiw, iicur. ana iraud' dauEnter, Kaye.

rUHOMAS. In lorlntr memorv of oui dear mother, who passed away reoruarj una. Your memory la as fresh today, -Inserted by her loving son, Charlie. and daughter-in-law. ivy.

rTVIOaIAS.Tn lorln mpmart ttT dear mother, passed away February peep In our hearts Your memory sun uvea. Inserted htr lovlnv ann Alt: daughter-in-law. Mavis; grandchildren, rnHOMAS. in lovlnc memory of nan died February 6. 1949.

God alone tuiuwa now wc nun ner. inseriea oy aaugnter. uoreen; son-u- mHOMA. In lovlna 'memorv of 1 very dear friend, Mrs. Thomas, passed away on February 6.

1949. 40 rriHOMPSUN. In loving memory of my mother, passed away on February 5, 1948. Beloved at rest. jiicr iea 07 iranuson, raui, daushtur.

RIllP rtanalnDt 'TVlINGHAM. Alice, who passed awai February 6. 1946. In treasured and fondest memories of our dear mother and gran. Inserted by Ivle, and grandchildren, rpRIHBLE.

In loving memory of my dear rather, who passed away February 'Memory Is a golden chain. That links rj. till mt aratn Sadly missed by his loving wife and sons WATERS. In loving memory of out dear mother and nana, passed Barbara IU ATKINS. memory ot TT dear dad and our loved father.

wbc passed away on February 4. IfW era, ana nmiiy. BEREAVEMENT NOTICES "IT'ELLY, Mrs. MARGARET KELLY 8. Bowen-street, relatives, friends and neighbors for their recent 'sad bereavement.

Will j-rvTi'i innr ma inanas. FUNERAL NOTICES A DAMs. The Funeral of the tale A Mr. HENRY WILLIAM ADAMS I OfH MI, A tl ander.rnaft. Unnnu SmJ.

nnn ROW, at 3.30 p.m:. for fti Fawkiar Cemetery, JO.SKPH ALLISON PTY, ALLEN. -The Funeral of the late Mn. SARAH ALLEN will leave 147 i Bmnswica, TO DAY, after a aj.pvi .1 for the Coburg Cemetery. JUHN IRtlV 1 ll.T.TGTlU -rUrlUK) ASCHMAN The Funeral of the 'late HAYMAN ASCHMAN will leave at a P.n.

minjan at uieniyon-roaa. East Brunswick. Monday. 8 p.m. AKKR.

The Funeral of tht 1st Mrs. ELLEN (Ne't) BAKER will, WUI nariurp, oia tiiin-Bireti, Preston. TTtm nav at tin for the Fawkner Cemetery. nn panaon ana sung, lUllflU. BARNES.

Thi Funera of the late ANNIE KIRNS BARNES Will, leave her residence, 48 Weybrldge-street, Surrey Hills, THIS DAY, at the 3.15 p.m., for the Burwood Cemetery. WA8181. UKX m' LTP- TVAXTER. Requiem Man fot the re- ui III celebrated at Monica1! fThufch andir-road. Moonee Ponda.

th in hav nouni aien- at 7 a.m. The Funera! win leave the General Cemetery, Carlton, iunin nnu fjipI. BORELLI The members of the noYAL ftANDRINGHAM xmciK. NO. 85.

R.A G.L.V.-G.L.B.. and the order In eenerat. are retipKtfiill In. vlled to attend tht Funeral of our late Brotner iajuis kmilb borklli, from 4.1 Thnmii.strMt. Hins, tea.

this day. at 11.30 a.m. St. MCUEunOE, C.P.W.P. A.

JL CORNUH, R.O.H., 0. Aee. 800 Yards Despite a head-felnd which fluctuated as many as tout verniers between shots, J. M. Mitchell Melbourne) and A.

Jarry (Richmond) carded the possible BO over 800 yards at Wllllamstown on Saturday. There were seven scores or 40 and 12 of 48. Two lnter-club matches over 300, 500 and 600 yards had four range possibles 35 In each. A country marks man, N. Haw, of Leongatha, 102 out of 105, was highest, and was followed with 101 by w.

f. Mitcneu (cauineia. The postponed union eham Blonship and M.R.C.U. medal' sts' contest will be fired con' currently with the Mil.C.O.'s enree ranges quarterly on ea-ruary 18. FUNERAL NOTICES pOULTEH The Funeral of the late JT Mrs.

MARY ANNE POULTER Will leave itavoouias- fariars. L.onxaaie- street. THIS DAY, for the Fawkner Lvmeicrr, Anuuuja rii, nuf uuti PUDDY. The Funeral of the late! FLORENCE EMMA PUDDY wlL1 27 Stawell-street, Coburg, THIS i vax, at j. i p.m., I or me rawanei renn, to nun, MuxtiQ, wu Wlluanutown 188.

TiFNKIN The Funeral of the la Xi Mr. WILLIAM HERBERT RKNKih wui leave ue rinc ot oou a uucroi ri- lur, ooo nuiwiui-iuau. mwiuviu Tnwn Main. THIS DAY. afler a aer.

vied commencing at 1.30 p.m., for tbe spring vaie u-emaiorium. LE PINE dr SON PTY. LTD. JA1KM DALVANi Reoulem Maaa for the Re- pose of the Soul of the late Mr. FERDINAND SAL VAN A.

late of Victorian Railways, will be celebrated at St. James Church, Garden Vale, THIi, DAY at 7 a.m. The Funeral will leave the Church at 3 p.m., lor the Mel bourne cemetery, canton. MWLQUEEN St SONS PTY, LTD. ncquiem man iut mr.

Repose of the Soul of the late Mrs, HELEN SERGEANT will be 'co rated at st. Francis Xavler's Church. Don- U1d.trt Prartran TOMOPRnW. at 7.30 a.m. The Funeral will leave the Church at i p.m., xor uie aox mil St HONS PTY.

LTD. oimpMon. The Funeral of the lati 47) Mr. GENGE OUVER SlMPSON wm leave the cnapei 01 o. atatinews Ptv.

lOi Toorak-road. South xarra, inis aas, iict crnti fnmmncln? at 1D.1M a.m.. for the Spring Vale crematorium. MAPTHEWS PTY. LTD.

Win. NEATH. The Funeral or the late Mr. ALFRED ERNEST NEATH Will leave our Parlor, corner Glen Huntlr and Hawthorn roads. Ceulneld.

TOMORROW, after a service commencing. at 10.30 a.m.. lor uie sngnion ueme NEATH. AWK.NKK LUIX.E HQ, 907 of A.P. and A.M.

Of VICTORIA -The Brethren 01 trie anove ioaee resoectiuiir iniormea in be in Funeral of our esteemed W. Bra. AL FRED ERNEST SNEATH will leave John fRoy Allison Parlor, corner Glen Huntly and Hawthorn roads. Caul-Held, TOMORROW, after a service commencing at 10.30 a.m., for the engnton cemetery. FOWLER.

Sh. CUTYRINO. Reoiil-m Mam for the- Re- no" nf th Soul of the lata Mrs. MA 111 ANNE STVR1MR Will ha bra ted at St. Brendan's Church.

Wellington-street, Flemlngtoji. TOMORROW at 6. SO a.m. The Funeral will leave mi iwnurcn ai a.ou a.m., lor uie coburg Cemetery, MULQUEEN A SONS PTY. LTD.

FW174R TAYLOR. The Funeral of the late GEORGE CHARLES TAYLOR will leave Heritage's funeral parlor THIS DAY, at 3.lS p.m., lor the Healesvllle FRANK HERITAGE. Heataavllle. TEBBLE. The Funeral of the late JOHN THOMAS TEBBLE will leave hla residence.

No. 8 Collas-street, Seymour, THIS DAY. after a short service, commencing at 2 P.m.. for tbe New Seymour Cemetery. G.

DIGGLB (Seymour 46) and WALSH. Requiem Mass for the re-nose of the aoul of the late Mrs. MARY BRIDGET WALSH will be celebrated at Joseph's Church. Stanhope-street. Malvern, TOMORROW, at 9 a.m.

The Funeral will leave the church at the conclusion of Mass for1 tbe New Cheltenham Cemetery. TOBN Malvern. U4720. WHITE. The Funeral of the lata Mrs.

MARGARET (PEG, WHITE will leare our Parlor, corner Glen Huntly and Hawthorn roads, Caulfield. THIS DAY, after a service commenelm at 10 a.m.. for the Fawkner Crema torium. fROY V.I ALLTRON. MTlftlfl WOOD.

The Funeral or the late Mrs. SYLVIA HARRIET WOOD, of 0 John-street, Footacray. will leave our Funeral Parlors. 291 Barkly-street, fooucray. iumukkuw, at 11 for the Footacrav Cemeterv.

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above their opponents. New Zealanders were shocked by the withdrawal of their champion Doug Harris In the second lao of the first neat oi the nall-mue. Harris was suffering from adhesions to the Achilles don, the result of being spiked in England in ima. He said after the race that the les went at the 300-vard marK. Harris is used to bad luck.

He was considered a certainty for the Olymplo 800 metres in England, but was hurt. Every ertort will be made to get him to the post for the ,440 yards. Harris said he would run on even if his leg went half way in the 440 race. Life Saving at Chelsea More than 250 life savers uk part in the Royal Life banns society's Deacn carni' val at Chelsea yesterday. O.

Coote and D. Gllmartin qualified to be among the six men to take part in the belt championship of Victoria con test on Marcn 4. Espianaae a and Brighton A in tne men teams and Bonbeach A and Brighton Beach A In the women's teams quannea ior the championships. DVCTIITO UarnVi Da art. malls, 1 I hEBL.

'LINE AND RESUSCITATION DRILL FOR MEN. Esplanade A Bonbeach (R6.87T, 3. Women: Bon- oeacn a. iu.ud;, dhihuu (87.61). 2: Hampton (86.45).

3. SWIM-WADE. pen: C. Coote D. Jenninn R.

Chapman 3. Novice: R. Boyd 1: L. Guno 2: stain iMcnj. j.

junior; n. Morican 1: J. Auty (CttieU. ft fU Vf IIipi nin-i' Uren if. Farrar Allan IRrm FLAG RELAY.

-Ch elsea Brighton A. 2: Esplanade Women: Bonbeach. 1: Parkdale 9. MUSICAL FLAGS, J. i Beresford ian.j.

uwen (St. Kimat. B. GreKSon 3. BELT RACE.

G. Coote (Mord.l. 1 D. Gllmartin 2: F. Lohnlnjr chariot 'race.

Bonbeach. 1: Chelsea, 2: Hampton, 3. I Tassie Too in Third Cup Win BRISBANE, Sunday. Tas- manlan yacht Tassie Too led from start to finish to take the third and final heat of the Porster Cup yesterday. She won tne three heats.

Second boat yesterday. Dol phin finished runner-up in tne series, irom uaress Final points were Tassie Too (N. Batt), 30; Dolphin (V. Lucas), Caress II (G. Pick ers).

6: Edalgo (T. Savage. 4. MAGIC SAINT returning to scale as winner of the Sturt Handicap, first division, at Moonee Valley on Saturday. Yachting Shield and Cup Events Wllllamstown and St.

Kllda on Saturday raced for the Elwood Huon Cup and Ser vices Shield, for which the fleets compete annually. At Wllllamstown. Wakeful revelled In the hard breeze, and with a 35-mlnute time allowance, won from Judith Plhl (scr.) and Altalr (4 On corrected times. Sham. rock took the Services.

Shield, defeating Zest and oalatea 11 A cruiser race under special conditions was held at Sandrlngham. Results will not be available until calculation of handicaps has been com pleted. A club handicap sailed by the St. Kllda 14-footers resulted: Quest, 433 31, In truder, 434.27, Mystery, 436.40. 3.

Because of the heavy easterly weather yesterday all races were ananaonea. Games Stars to Run Here Australian and International Empire Qames athletes have been Invited to compete at a track meeting at St. Kllda cricket ground on February i and 20. Proposed competitors are: Discus: Raid. Rann.

Knox Brans, 100 Morris, Bar-tram. Moore. Watt. Treloar (N.S.W.). 880 Tarda: McMillan, TtMrnanv.

Mr.Rae). Markfl. Mahone, (N.8.W.); White (W.A.). 120 Hur-dlea: Gardiner, Outte-rldae. Thomas.

Hop, step and Jump: Polmear, Lethbridge, MCKeana injs.w.i, uuver, o-muc Run! p.rrv. MoDnnald. McWaters. 220 Tarda: MorrU, Bnr-tram, Price, Treloar (N.S.W.I, Carr (H.B.W.). Huraiea: uouDieaar, Weinberg, Borland, White (Cey-Innl.

aoodaere (N.fl.W.l. Javelin: Murrav-Lee. Oee. Manuel. BvnnB.

McKeand (NS 1 Mile: McMil lan, MsrKB, uoates, lies, wnite (W.A.), 440 Hurdles: Doubledav, Carnegie. Goodaore (N.S.W White (Oeyion). 440 Tama: price, McRae, Ramsay, Morris, Can Treble to Athol Mill ley In India CALCUTTA. Feb. (A.A.P.).

The Australian Jockey Athol Mulley won three races, in cluding the Asoka Plate, on the opening day of the spring meeting yesterday. Mulley's total winners are now. 21 In 71 rides In India. He suffered a minor leg in jury when he fell at the starting gata In the fourth race. spectators.

It was added that In future Canada would abide by the New Zealand interpretation' of the rules. After the first of the three nights wrestling programme the Australians are confident of four victories and one sec-, Jim ArmstromT. who was third In the Olympic heavyweight division In London. should not be troubled. Melbourne taxi-driver dick Garrard, who rated as second best amateur welter weight last year, may have most trouble with Fred Adams (New Zealand), but should win the Uzhtweleht section.

The mlQdlewelgnt, Bruce Ar Games SWIMMING MEN'S EVENTS 110 YARDS FREESTYLE, FIRST HEAT. p. Salmon 80.7 sec, J. C. Wild (8.A.).

61.2 P. H. Kendall 61.8 sec, M. Amos (N.Z.), 61.0 sec, J. T.

Beard tAusci, oj sec u. uarry 63-3 sec, 6. SECOND HEAT, L. Beaumont (Can.l. 60.9 sec.

1: P. T. O'Neill 60.9 sec, R. Legge 63.2 sec, O. Han an m.4 sec, a.

o. Kinnear, 66 sec, D. Arndt do. i o. 1650 YARDS FREESTYLE.

FIRST HEAT, S. Lucas (N.Z.). 20 mln. iu sec, D. Bland 20.11.6, -2; O.

Johnston (S.A.), 20.25,7, J. Portelance, 21.9 4. SECOND HEATv B. KeUeway 305.3, O. Chambers c.i.), al.w.q, is.

rorteiancs 4 220 YDS. FREESTYLE RELAY. new ZEALAND (Amos. Barry. Chambers, Lucas), 27 mln.

7 AUSTRALIA (O'Neni, Agnew, Beard. Kellawanr). 9.34.5. 2: ENG LAND, 0.36.8, CANADA, 0.44.4, 4. WATER POLO.

Australia d. New Zealand, 11-4, in first of three tests. Only competitors. WOMEN'S EVENTS 110 YARDS FREESTYLE. FIRST HEAT: W.

Griffin (N.Z.). 70.1 sec. feauals Empire Games record). 1: J. C.

Harrison tfci.A.), 7U.3. u. v. opencer Atist.i. 71.3.

3 it. freece (isnK.i, 73, K. McNamee 74.0, 5: 8. Gaddum (Cev.l. 74.0.

6. second heat: w. cnason (N.Z.), 71 sec, M. T. Qlrvan 71.S.

2: I. Strone 72.1. B. J. HoBking 76.7, 4: G.

Wood (Ene.K 78.5. 5. THIRD tUSAi: M. MCWUBUe fAuBt.i. 60.4 sec.

(breaks Empire Games recorai, m. Wellington 71.1. c. Miles (can.i. 72.4, E.

Turner 728, k. jacooi 3. a im vns srn7KKTVI.S REI.AV. AUSTRALIA (Spencer, Norton, Da vies, McQuade). 4 mln.

44.9 sec breaks Emolre Games record). 1: NEW ZEALAND. 4.48.7. 2: ENG LAND, 4.50, CANADA, 9.M, 1, WRESTLING FEATHERWEIGHT. FIRST ROUND, J.

O. Annltt in z.t n. a. h. BtewarL unz.i MUord (Can.) d.

Hayman L.K.H a uitn a'. FIRST ROUND. O. Garrard fAuat.1 d. a.

Hobaon (N.Z.): Plumb (Can.) d. D. Ickrlnglll WELTERWEIGHT, FIRST ROUND. J. C.

Little (AuBt.1 d. J. MonaKban 1N.Z.): Hudson (Can.) d. M. JooaMj MIDDLEWEIGHT.

FTR9T ROUND. B. Arthur rAust.l d. E. Bowe, U.

Vachon (Can.) d. P. Fletcher IN.Z,.). LIGHT-HEAVY, FIRST ROUND. A.

Seddon (N.Z.) won on default from F. Payette P. Morton (S.A.) a. r. xrevasKie iausi.i.

HEAVYWEIGHT. FIRST ROUND. J. ArmltrongI (Auat.i a. p.

j. o'uonnor K. Richmond (Eng.) d. A. Oven- aon (uanj.

Bourke 21. Ruasell 25, Utydate 99 to i a. niwiaom tyt tiu 26, Kacpheraon 24. Klnitslon 31. Munrn 4q.

Hartley a. uneitea bu ir, Koxcr-lon 20, MacKemle 16. Brlckaon 29), Thomas 24. Auld 30) d. Black Rk.

84 (Gay 24, Rider 28. Webster 15. Huan 17 Brlihton 105 (W. Patterson 27, Todd 25. Truman 29.

Watton 24) d. Oaklelh (2) 74 (Brown 16. Turner 24. Castle 16. Gulllck 18).

BrlRhtoi Bch. 113 fMcCutcheon 16, Godkln 33. Ivory 34, McLennan 28) d. Glen Huntly IU 7k faiavonann 9R. MmIvci 17.

He. ttierlniton 6, Shirlow 24). CheHenham 98 (J. Campbell 12, Hudson 29. Howell i.

r. won Mil mtniune ivt iwu- Jer 23, Infram 26, Ballantrnta 2U. ohnson 15). SECTION 3. Princes Part ljH (Alsbell 35.

UcDoufall 45. Puddy 31. Roas 12) A. Middle Pk. (3) 83 UMxob lb.

Henseu 13. ntnnes ji. xayior au, Mulkearas 27. Clark 20) d. Brunswick (2) 90 fCoon 21, Waleh 28.

Loviln lij. norron zat. mii ou l' ardson 19. Herbert 16. Heron 25.

nn a Tvanhna (Oi (Bland- ford 15. Knorr 22. Hirst 18. PlfT 20). City 99 'Blackmore 31, McCabe 25.

Wilson 22, Stewart 21) d. Thorn-bury (2) 91 (McMillan 27. Blrchall 18. Hushes 17. Bolle 31 Moreland 100 (Uiew in, Alien urmtr Crawler 20.

SchulUe il.iFltmn 2( jut a. st. Kiiaa cii uu luranm SKUilUn arravme-oeuuuu (MeArthur 18. Robson 28. Thorley Hicks 30)(f.

Aberfeldie WlflHorrii Kmonwn 23, Smith 13, Dlbb 2()). Brookihaw 30, Harrlion 19) d. Ascot Vale BJ jf Hewitt 22, MoncuroH28.1 MllnV" 2ft. Thlrt '23? ines 30) d. Coburs 82 IDayiM loopei enaor 21.

C. Davlel 21, on i-iaph orimtna it.Xn bo. smith 23) d. Bisendon R9 (Joluuon 16, parts 29. Bawle J4i Swann J2).

Morelana (Cornwell MeRltchie 8) d. Flemlniton i 3. Beer 28. O'MaJ Uaidlaw ao, juun (Hurst 27. PuUln Division 3 SECTION 1.

Glen. Hill (21 mi iiMH.TaMmi ori TUnawooa fot nitemwic, (2) J09.d. Alma do M.l (21 10B t. Mordl, 831 nana. 0 IW Brlehton 8 M.C.C.

85: C. 01 St Kllda II kew 88: St. Kllda (31. Meioou, 01 SI Rich. Will vii itj.

d. Sunahlne 68: Baaendon (3) 871 Prince, Pa. 103 Moreiana Sieedwayi Test Teams Chosen Australia's team lor the sixth Test match against England at Maribyrnong speedway next Saturday night W. Longley J. Biggs ana a.

uiwson iau n.o.yr.,, J. Blbbv. A. Menzles and N. Lindsay (Vic): reserves, K.

Walsh arid H. Down The English team tai'-J. Parker F. Williams, O. Hart, R.

Clarke, D. Oliver, O. Roger: raserres. H. Bytord.

D. Parker. I hostile demonstration. The previous week Claude Derby, In a slowly run race, finished uura over 14 luriongs, alter starting a o4 on favorite. Great Effort Claude Derby was on the outside of Congo Song for most of the final stages of the race, and to win under these circumstances was a great per iormance.

Honors of the race were with Amorous, who was never out of trouble, but came home strongly from well back to be second, iour yards Demna. silver I'eaK snowed Dy nis excellent third that he is nearlng the form which made him the idol of Melbourne crowds over the last two seasons. A protest by K. Ritchie, dri ver of Gil Don, who finished second in the Haves Open Stakes, against the winner, First Dixie (N. Allen), for interference in the home stretch was upheld and the placlngs reversed.

The stewards then suspended the driving licence of N. Allen for a month for careless driving. An inquiry will De neid today into the cause of tne cnecK which Commercial Lady re ceived In the back straight in the second Mansneid r'ree-ior-AU. Larwood to Settle Here LONDON, Feb. 5 (A.A.P.).

Harold Larwood, former Notts and England fast bowler, wilt migrate to Australia, where his bodyline bowling caused such controversy. Passages have been booked for himself, his wife and children, and they sail on April 27. Mrs. Larwood said they had no prospects in mind nor had they any ideas what they would do. "We don't even know what part of the country we shall stay In," she said.

Umpires Find Creases Wrong Umpires In the Sub-District nrsts match at Brunswick on Saturday discovered the width of the bowling crease at each end of the wicket was eight mcnes snort. The result Is that Brunswick may be fined by the Sub- District Cricket Association because the start of the game was delayed 15 minutes while the lines were remarked. The umpires, E. Ounston ana O. Barrenger, noticed the fault as Brunswick batsmen and Ivanhoe fieldsmen were walking on to the ground.

The umpires measured ana found the distance from centre stump to the end ot tne Downng crease was oniy four feet on either side, in stead- of the regulation 4 ft. 4 in. They will make a report to uie general meeting oi tne association on SYDNEY, Sunday. Weights for the Doncaster Handicap and Sydney Cup, announced tonight, are: DONCASTER, One mile, April 8. Ban Domentra.

Coraln Court. 9.10; Ungar, 9.9: Columnist, 9.8, r-, e. Oem, The broom, 0.4; De l.u oaiie, v.j; unanax, HarnoronK, Native Sun, Vagabond, Caruso, Denall, Proctor, Flemish, 9.0. Dickens, 8,13: Ghatapa, Bill Rio Fe, one Up 8 10 Karachi, Denhotl. 8.9; Deop Sea.

Derrymore, 8.8; Oay Saint, Lord Moss, rbraclan Lad, Llzrene, 8.7; Acnuies, Blue Legend, Regal Scout. 8 Pierre, King's Coin, 8.5; nvytu wus o.a; uisign. Royal Andrew, Freedom, 8.3; Royal rnaros, e.i; HOman step, Eclair, Sir Falcon, rarumna. frinn P.ttle. Ponmore.

Chaatlae. Bold 8.0 uuzmant, 7.13; UlUfl riua, ooeoa, -Homany King, ueau Robort, Mona's Choice, fndarra. Syke, Val Bowl, 7.13; Johnny Zero, i.ii; r-irearm, watue, Valiant Crown, Westrallan, Oreat Trek. Sir Rav.n. 7 in- T.lnonln Blander, Shirley Foi, Bonny Duka AlC.

Thev are S. Bray (Peerless Peter), R. Hughes (Annette's Raid) and F. Ehrhorn (Dixie Again). Dixie Again, wno starred vorlte at 54, finished third! last.

The previous week he had won over 11 furlongs In fast time, but failed to get away well on Saturday night arid trailed the field. The stewards ordered that G. Rothacker, who scored wltn Bruce War, must in future drive this horse when available. Rothacker skilfully got the gelding, who is a bad breaker, back into stride each time he made a mistake, and this won the race for mm. Avian Derby, the 64 on fa vorlte bolted around the track alter ne leu a lurioxig iruui home in the first Mansfield Free-for-All.

Three horses Avian Derby (S. Bray), Black Towrang (G. Rothacker) and Recovered (H. Mazoudier) all fell, but the drivers escaped serious injury. The stewards opened an ln- auirv into the smash, and, after questioning several drivers, adjourned proceedings until today.

The race was won by High- field, who started at 21 and led all the way. ine drivers oi Miraculous (B. Coram, Jun.) and Jacky Ranj (R. Shaw) were unseated from their sulkies. Only five: oi tne 13 horses were shown on the official time sheets as having completed the course.

Too Many Starters In my ODlnlon. 14 nacers are too many or 1 free-for-all on a small track such as the Melbourne show grounds, and there is vital need for a competent horseman to catch horses that become terrified and bolt after a smash. Even if Avian Derbv had not come to grief, I do not think tnat ne would have won, as mgnnem naa a powenui finishing run left. He averaged the fast rate of 2.11 1-5 for the 12 furlongs and a half. Byrald.

a well-nerformed Tasmanian horse, came home strongly to take second prize. This form will give him a strong chance in the championship. The grey New Zealand Sprayman, did well to finish third. He has had a lot. of travelling recently, and fori nis nrsc run- nere this was a good effort.

When Claude Derby won the second Mansfield Free-for-All his owner-tralner-driver, R. J. bnaw, was the subject of Club Golf ALBERT PARK. SUbleford: A K. N.

McDonald (15). 39; T. A. Mar. ha 11 (12J, N.

lintel (8). 33. A. Bone (20), 37; A. W.

Ewtrti IJ.EJ, 00 ri. muiuucy B), U. D. Brock'aj! r. Wllion "(lb)! 70.

Club Trophlei. A L. D. Brock (7), 70; J. Beeton 3l7 71; J.

E. Bank (3). J. D. Bone (14).

72. R. Morgan (27), 68! G. Harei COUMONWEALTII. MflrUl! ft' Jen kin (5).

4 uu: VV. Roerlcht. 1 no. A N. Cowan vjoj.

iu, a j. jonea (3). 70. KART MAI.VI1RN A niv- 1 Morgan (5), 2 down, won on couni back irom J. Bnlley (5), McCrory i5)tP.

Aimitrong (0). H. Watson (12). 2 up; A. Wllllama 14.

aquare; R. Martin (14, 1 I down. Mtoai, Biroae; A. Warner (22), 64; M. Q.

Ma-i ruiic7'i'i n. tnatnewB KM1, annrrivntiiiv a hi. M. X5), 3 up: W. MV Wert (if), 1 won on count back from W.

Bltchle, HEIflGLBRRd Ham: Rail IQ L. Dunitan (16). 2 up; C. Boyd (10), uiotier uui, b. uaiy (8), 1 up.

Donetor (4). 37. won on count btci trotn G. Mulholland (11). J.

Lake (10), 0 tt, lauuiura (jot, R. L. Ponitord (18). 35; J. R.

Shi non (20. J. K. Andcrion (14). A4.

KINGS WOOD. stroke, A n. B. MeVVlit: ffWiViJ w. T.

Wnltelaw (7), B. V. Stewart (9). It. Halllday H4).

7.1 ft Di tt Cox (27. 66: J. C. Smltn (23). 67; v.

nwwi urn n. ii. mu G. S. Gnrtild (23).

w. ttynn yivt, ts, w. uorneuua (IV)). Rivers (10), 08; N. G.

Wallace (16. 1 Hinurtum iifcATiij ntroxe: EHIni hfi). 74. Jonei (13), 'l up; K. Darby (18), 1 taAKEBIDE.

Boiert M. NelRon (10). rfnrn XX Rtslnn MO fiairU (18), Levler (1). t. Miller (14), CI Tattl (ill, 2 down.

(11), M. Tyler (7). O. Whuan1 (15), 1 down; F. Hodder2).

R. Sharp! PtTNl 1 1 otrr i. Can- frU. winner; E. W.

A. H. Durant UK, Muare; a. u. lowier tiyi Alley (id), B.

'O. Alley M. Hampthlre (8). 67; J. Cartw m.

it. muneii it u. raierton terton T3 fl Dlv R. H. Tjihn arrli (22), 65; H.

P. Crotne nVAt. PARK. A wrrpafh flfli 60: R. McNalr (24).

67: F. Selway Cochrane (111). 70. won on count buck rn t. oucKiey cowan 2.1).

fa: W. Bolle (14). D. Buriln onsnAf.r, Canidlan, Stroke: R. Rarir-P.

Wharrlnirton (14). 62; Adm-H Johmton (14). IW VICTORIA. wttbleford: fl. Fliher (11).

43! P. Whybrow (7), P. J. King HrlVF.Kl'KT. FOHT BB1I, pnt Bill! a nennricK ifct.i-i,, midd mi, 7 up; Crocket t-T).

Blaaeback. 6 up, WOODLAN65, Stablefdrd: A. B. nrearler (8l 3ftl K. Swnc (loj, fttt: Brown (5), 86: W.

Olbltil (lSI.I Crawrora (22). II. T. McCrfa (JO). Til s.

TrlrHlla-Smlln (171. 73: P. Ora-ham McCraa (7), t. Woolcoelc (18), 74. Cnrofta Winn for U.S.

College "The Age" Correspondent, NEW YORK, Feb. 6. Morris Curotta yesterday won a eoo-yard sprint for He ton Han uouege iresnman team In a match with Princeton University freshmen. Leaders Extended By J. BIRCH ALL Combe rwell, leaders In Section were extended by Alma in pennant bowls on Saturday.

Double Weights Chesteln, Honesty. Silent Prlaca. 6.9; Oolden Tan, 6.8; Jenval, Lou-gay, ValUla, Mr. Porter, Tanport. Arabian Prince, Royal 0im-borough, Falrholme.

Royal Rega-llan. Burgona. Chancellor, Oraaa Talk, Chessman, 6.7. SYDNEY CUP. Two miles, April 10.

a 7, r-nmlft Court, 9.6; Foxzaml, 9.5:' Columnist, S4: uruce, Ht, Kazzie. wo; nark Morn. 9.2: Pholbos, 9.1; Proctor, De Balle, 9.0. L. Baicony.

8.13; Clement, Chatapa, 8.11; Sanctus, 8.10; Delta, 8.8; Scarlet Emperor (Imp), Dickens. 8.7; Precedent, Hoyle, 8.6; Playboy, Bhutan, 8.5: Royal Blue 8.4; Renowned, 81-lent, Transaction, 8.3: Red Fury, Benvolo, 8.3; Blue Legend, Prt-tong, Thraclan Lad. 8.1; Achillea, Royal Academy, Persist, Antne-llon, 8.0. King's coin, Fine Dp, Freedom, Sir Falcon, im Roman Step, Klloran, 7.1J; W. Sunray, Better Law, 7.11: Bim Flag, Cragwll, Sir Raven.

CronWes. 7.10; Mofia's Choice, pay Venture, Lincoln, 7.9; Chltral, Firearm, High Splrlta. 7.8: Stead'; Flying Duke. Yamboon, l.llj tea. The Lugger.

Robert Bru. Lordly. Star King, Cmlurjon. 7.6: Blue Ensign, Fordham, silver Glen Huntly. leaders In sec tion a.

were surprisingly beaten by Sandrlngham. I. Keefe gave J. Dowdlng, tbe inter-State skipper, a good beating to win uie game lor sandrlngham. In section 3 Brunswick Is the only danger to Alphlngton, which had a good win against Northcote.

O. Boslsto and Marsh gave great assistance in its win against St. Kllda, Victoria should win seCtlon 4. Division 1 RWTinM 1 hn pp. k9 ruimM on De Jarlals 16.

Dalr 23, Scott 39) d. McParlanc 14, Wlltihirt 15). Eaatl Camb. 107 lO'Hallorfti Sumalon 29, NeUiercot 31, Phllllpi 30) 4. Annaaaie 7H (COOK Jl, Downs 19, Taylor 22.

Srmondi 16). Camberwell fill (Crocker 19. Dyer 20, Condle 38. Tay-1 Or 141 A Alma HO Vail. Kli.

II. 1 1 23. Bedwell 10, La Frenchl M). Canterbury 114 (Balle 20, Luatr 2fl, Walker 37, worden 32) d. Glen ferrle Hill 80 (Holt 21.

Dobble 24, Alley 18. Swan; 17). of Cmb. 110 (W. Spear 27.

Allen 24. Paton 34, L. spear 25) Lean 25, Calvert 12, Heath 29). SECTION 2. Murrumbeena 93 yioiiier ai, nanien Lea ti man 'JJ, awion Si) d.

Klwood 70 (B. Plant 22. Pet tiler 16, Ream 22. Nowotna 10). Elit.DiB.122 (Lllburne 34, Dawi 24, Allen 24, George 40) d.

Bliternwlck WKn 13). Oaklelrt Burge 24) d. caulneld k. 77 (Murl-on lft, Wooton 23, Loushnan 15, Rmlth dTtt RanrlrinarTiam 1IM (Ua.iiiVi f. Mitchell 18.

Bort 27, 32) Hmr I1 (White 22, Swann 19. ChaWIn 22, Dodln, 8). Returned Sola. 119 (Mitchell 28, Ki ll 40, Wal- Sadler 15). SECTroK S.

Thornborj (Allen 19. wnlt.JS) d. Kew 73 (Buabr 14. Uorrlaoa lfTsprr Brunawlcli 96 (O'toualilln 29, Lawn 21. Bemmlni-ar 30 Pltapalrlca 16) d.

Fairfield 72 (Booth 23, stnrdHtant 11, papworth 16. Slubler 22). Preiton 90 (Saun-" 73,. Morian 24, Parker 26, Pine uay xeroicn 201. Alphlniton Hamilton qr.

nir.ph.n a VAwtul CaVaSnVh')' Br0W" SE7nON 4. Moonee Pondl 123 tliewi 3Jft d. Melbourne 75 (Rundle 17, rwJ H2 d. Melbourne 75 (Blind It 17, i Smith 2) McKentle lfl, Huifiei 19). St.

ifiida ya (Oreer 19, Croai- 1 nrA 11 Wllllamifnwn RS lUt a iu, nuicn 04. siapneni Fowler 13. Wllkea flt. Wptnrh 11 (Marih 37, pumai 22, Mumford nenoerr Rnhlnann orby 24, BpMn 81, WlIllamB 19) Weit Brunt. 64 (Alkenhead 17.

24, Spri 81, Williams 19) d. lit. HlU Tralnor 16), Wtr-ribee 566 JWeoiter W. Hoit nr ft. Morrtion Ear rtTi a niaApHnnat Union TO (Wood 17.

Smith 16, Bourne 16, Deffl Mill, Diviiion 2 fMntrllt 27 Canterbury (2) 78 (toi 25. Craddom cLn iu, wan im, (Pearcc 21. Platl ft. wau in I. Miaca-Platt 11.

Tootood Dannorrk IRi. mn trie OO iwstri. 23. Umbtrt 20. Pynor 26.

Oalrn Xli unitan 21. 21. Walih l1 Oermon 'li) 4. City oi1 Laudua, 7.9; Freyberg. Veiled Art, Bui, Orey Boots, 7.5; Roysl Mr Boghaal.

7.8: Blue Enalan. KiceDt.lAmar. Free Kick, Journalist, Mortar, Journalist, Cllppor, Marco Polo. Lady Calm, Mf" thur, 7.6; My Request, Star French Pact, Brother thur. Royal Rewara.

tnur, Koyai now.iu, Oreat, World, 7.5; Alabama King, Annot. 7.4; Beau Caste, Hes- Ible, Inlands, Freacano. Furdan, 7.3; Frenoh Pact, Royal Reward, Sllverjai. Oarrlola, Mid. wise.

High Brow. Laughter, Bewitched, Cumnock. 1.1: Wlranya. Darella. 7.1: Rriflliim.

Rtin. aymun, uoia Archer, Blue sylva, Tolga, Anaahuo, Erplngham. Marine Victory. Maroubra, Bes oarpant, Murrumbldgea, Rim Boy Bailie wane, cilre, Misrule. 7.0.

Mulgrave. SaWatlon, Phil Tress Drastic, Carceres, Double 8trengt a. 7.8: Alabama Klna. Tax, Wlranya, 7.1; Orand Finale. Orand Beau, Royal Marina, Bow Archer, Penthrlllus, Vendomj Bewitched, Oolden Bird, Nsvds, Marina Victory, Boysorcet, Furasn (Imp 7,0.

Heraaale, o.ia; Strength, Mulgrave, Savllle Roj salvation. Misrule, Tamunga, Peerless Fox, Bubllle, ijwi nvmn. Comeu, Chlei, Haven of Rat, Sutherland. Orey Nurse. 6.9; Cider Cup (lmp.1.

Oolden Tan, Ballroom, 6.8; Peaca Treaty, Capteia RRfl. UnFrWIIltU Val lla. Lougay. VvlT. Manawl.

Royal Oalnsboroiuh, French Jof, Orey LUy. Teletype, Barilla Row.lRoddy, Arabian Wnei Finals Cabaret, Perfect Shatter, Dell-lBusan pay. Annabelle, Son Vojj "ate. lord Swrnlotd. bayrlol, faaet.

o.i.: sea npar-tan. Haven nf rm( tl.ann nntrf Comet, 8.11; Star Day, Hughenden, Oenle, Bon Voyage, suaan,.