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Indies Have Chance FORM ROSEWALL SHOWS Junior Star's Brilliant Form For "Even Time" From Percu Beames SYDNEY, Monday. West Indies batsmen have their chance tomorrow to make amends for a first innings debacle by scoring 296 runs in even time and beat New South Wales on the last day of their four-day game. OF A CHAMPION Struggle With Savitt From "The Age" Special Representative SYDNEY, Monday. Australian big tennis found another potential champion yesterday, when 17-year-old Ken Rosewall gave America's Dick Savitt a tense battle through four sets in the New South Wales singles title play here. Rosewall proved he could be a future mainstay of our tennis and a Wimbledon champion.

This comes on top of the "discovery" of Ian Ayre's brilliance in Saturday's games. fully ended the misery Moroney'they omitted Burke and Burke were Inflicting on lirther trial and told him wtiv Valentine did not irohi. West Indies and spectators. the batsmen today and faiiec to take a wicket. He his nm hown anything like (he font he displayed in Brisbane.

For the came asainsi -if iit'tlt'iliff- I A sporting declaration by New South Wales captain, Arthur Morris at tea today, when his side had scored 274 runs for the loss of 3 wickets, gave West Indies a interest at a stage when the match seemed certain to drag on to a drab ending. When asked to bat again Although Moroney was 49 when play began, he did not reach his century until 2.30, an effort over which he labored painstakingly for four hours and a hall. Endurance Test-As an endurance effort it was, perhaps admirable, but in toria only players will trav, to Melbourne. Goddarfl a klnson, Gomec and Weekes remain in oynney. Stollmeyer will captain ft West Indies and It is almo West Indies needed 380 runs! in 405- minutes.

By stumpsattractlon va)ue it was without certain Ramadhin will pljy. with service to give Rosewall merit. After reaching the century they had Increased their chances by compiling 84 runs in less than two hours. his service to love continuing to play tennis worthy of any world champion. Rosewall passed Savitt whenever Savitt followed his Moroney flung the bat about, but, by then, the crowd had really "had it." Their prospects of success service to the net, and snatched Bavitt's service to will improcve tomorrow morning if Rickards can produce the crisp stroke play he showed In reaching an unconauered 51 lead 7-6.

SCOREBOARD NEW SOUTH WALES. First lnnlncs. 239. Second Inn mi. Barnes, sub (GulUen), Marshall Moroney, not out ij De Courcy, lbw, Worrell nenaud, lhw.

Gomet Burke, not out Sundries (9 leg byes) Total for three wlrkeu" (dec.) Rosewall today it timea turned on absolutely magnificent tennis, and took the U.S. atar to 6-8, 8-6. 6-3, 8-6. Rosewell's form at White City will certainly give mucn food for thought for the Australian Davis Cup selectors. Savitt opened the match with his service, but the Sya-ney junior was quickly into stride from the baseline, and went to a 2-0 lead.

Savitt. realising that Rosewall was more than a promising Junior. Immediately tightened up his game, and ran to Then he went on to take the second set point on his own service. Rosewall won the set today ana Worrell nnas nis Burke, who had the chance to press his claims for the second Test, was no better. In fact he was worse.

An attractive display of stroke making, and there was nothing In his way to supersede Archer In the second Test. true form. 8-6. In the second set, games Tried as an opener for the first time on the tour in a big match, Ken Rickards batted Australia's star Junior, Ken Rosewall returns a low backhand in his match against Wimbledon champion Dick Savitt in Sydney yesterday. HosewaU wem down in (our close-fought sets.

Chambers 114, particularly well. It seems sur- BATTING TIME: 330 mlnutf FALL: 58 (Karnes), t. At one stage, like a miser nrisinz mat. wnn otner play went with service. Trailing love-40 and 5-6 on his own service, Rosewall played unbelievably brilliant tennis, running Savitt from cnins.

Hurke Lourryi. ley (tlFnaurti. ers obviously out of form. Ingathering small But Victoria nas not oeen given greater scraped together 11 runs in in. 7 'i? htjui? And these against an JgSfSiuSft side to side to hold his ser vice for 6 all.

iimv 'w rg iibuii jo, mxinson ciass nisinci wfrt ikhirc Faces Defeat However, at 6-7, Rosewall over-drove some short balls jiurKe stayed lor min- a 3-2 leaa. But Rosewall evened the score with his service to 3 all. Both players were giving of glorious tennis, and held their services to 4 aii, when Savitt was love-30 on his First Inntngs, 134. KPfnnrl Innlnnc utns for his 38 and never at Scored 192 His first game of the tout was In Townsville, where he amassed an excellent 192. Kickards's handling of the New South Wales attack, with tempted to play a really crea-Rafi Trueman, Benaui tne leaa, -s.

But Savin's experience stood him in good steadand, with really brilliant tennis, he won the next three games for set and match. Mervyn Rose was not extended to defeat Sweden's Len-nart Bergelln in three straight sets. Bergelln ambled too casually towards the net far too often, and was almost Invariably passed by delightful backhand and forehand drives. Results MEN'S K1M.I.LS: M. Rose Vic.

I L. Hernelin iSwedeni. 6-2. 6-3. 6-2: 11.

Savitt U.S. id. K. Hotfwali. b-S-H-ti ti-3- 8-6.

MEN'S DOUBLES: K. Rosewall-L. Head A. B. Johannsson 6-3.

6 0. 6-S. 7-S; L. Br-yelin-S. Davidson Sweden K.

Meyer-H Loian R-2, 7-5. 6-2: F. Schroeder-T. Traben (U.S. d.

R. Compaan-R. Foord. 6-0. 6-1.

6-0: J. Bromwlch-A. Qulst d. J. McDonald -P.

fi-M. 6-2. 6-0; R. Savtti-V. Sclxai i U.S.) d.

J. A kin tall-1. Ayr (Q.J. 1-6 fl-1, 6-4. 6-4: W.

Sid-well-G. Brown F. Shields-H. Rlchardjton U.S.. 6-1.

6-1. 6-2; M. Rnte-D. Candy Vic. I d.

G. Worthing-ton-R. Hariwic. 6-t. 3-6.

6-4. 6-3. JUNIOR BOYS' SINGLES: W. Gil-mour d. W.

Woodcock. 0-3. 6-0: J. Cooper d. C.

Cooksley. 6-4. 7-5; H. Richardson iu.s.i d. C.

Swan. 6-u. (1-3: L. Hnad d. N.

KeatlnK 6-2. 6-2; G. Pryor d. G. Morris, ti-3.

61; N. Frailer d. B. 6-2. 6-2; R.

Floyd d. R. Quick. 6-2. 6-1.

JUNIOR HOYS' nOUB1.ES: R. Slack-I. McEwan d. P. Pearson -H.

Shaw. 7-4. 6-4; R. Floyd-B. Hudson d.

G. Resan-N. Keating, 10-8. 6-2: J. Conper-G.

Prjor d. C. O'Connor-D Parker. 6-1. 6-1: A.

Harland-C. Swan d. J. Axam-R. Duncan.

0-7. 9-6. 6-3. WOMEN'S DOUBLES: Mr. T.

Lonjt-Mri. K. Hawton d. Mrs. B.

Roc-cavert-Mln P. Southcome 6-2. 6-2: Mrs. H. Hooman-Miss B.

Penrose d. Mn. Franklln-Mr. Thorlev, 6-4. 7-5: Mist A.

Hatterlsey-Mrs. d. Fo-arty d. Miss J. Martln-Miss H.

Taylor. 7-5. 62: Misses E. and V. A ford d.

Mn to lose his service, and the set, 6-8. Rosewall appeared to be suf ADELAIDE, Monday. Despite a fine century by tive stroke. For his rare forceful strokes fering slightly from the strain Hutchinson Will Ride Kongmeng in Eclipse By Heroic Victoria's leading lightweight jockey, Ron Hutchinson, will ride Kongmeng in the Eclipse Stakes at Caulfield next Saturday. Hutchinson has already won the race on Propontis and Morse Code.

serve. In the third set. and Savitt Its near Test-like But, serving at tremendous speed, Savitt took four points must provide Csoddara wun food for thought. pressed home his advantage with cannon-ball services and tremendous drives from both Klchiufds, not out Worrell, not out Sundries (1 leg bye, 1 no ball) Total for one wtrket BATTING TIME: 10 mlniiU FALL: 62 (Rae). BOWLING: Llndwall Walker 016, Barnes 0 8, Benii 124, Miller 013.

Attendance: 6223. Rmic 633. the ball had to be "set up Should be Told While Burke- cultivates his present fetish ness for playing every ball off the back foot the selectors would be doing service to Australian cricket if backhand and forehand to lead 21-year-old left hander, John Chambers, Victoria was dismissed for 281 ana forced to follow on in the third day of the Sheffield Shield game against South Australia here today. with onlv one day of play 5-0. Batting with Rae against the new ball, Rickards louked by far the safer player and took toll of Ihe loose ball.

Of the first 53. Rickards con At this stage Rosewall ral lied to take three games in a in a row to leaa 3-4, tnen neia a set point on Rosewall's service. World Class But, steady. In the crisis. Rosewell fought back with-tremendous backhand drives and well-placed services to level the game.

Rosewall served so well that, row. ana to nave savitt love- Jack Purtell has been ap 40 on his service. tomorrow to ride Chatspa, and he is almost certain to be on either Chatspa or Prince o' tributed 39, featured by some perfectly timed hits behind Savitt. realising his danger, remaining. It looks as though Victoria faces certain defeat.

proached to ride both Hoyle and Achilles in the Eclipse, but he will not make a deci point, off the slow bowlers, and Hutchinson intends to ride Failles In the Eclipse Stakes. took risks, and won five points in a row to win his service and well placed drives through the In the second Innings Vic at Fleminftton this morning, Arthur Ward, who won the sion until this morning. covers and to the on-side, be toria was 0 8 at stumps. the set, 6-3. and rive his arm a more se.

Hutchinson has been out oi tween mid-on and square-leg. Final Handicap at Fleming-Ion on Black Don, is making wnen trailing at 5-6, he won The prelunch session today In the fourth set games went the saddle with a broken col- was one of tne most nreary No Credit for Moroney, Burke w. J. O'Reilly seen in years, with only 56 runs Rae Looks Slow Rae got over the new ball. scored in loo minutes, in Chatspa's 9.5 overs during the period, 15 were! ATHLETICS Plans for Mile but he Is a long way from mas maidens.

B. Morrison -Ml si J. Edmondson. 6-3, However. Loxton and Cham vere test before going to his doctor.

The Eclipse Stakes looks like falling away, and present indications are that it will not be a strong field. As expected, the Williams-town Cup winner, Shoreham. has been scratched from the Eclipse Stakes, and othei'i horses taken out- yesterday! were True Course. Akbar, Lo tering Bowling wmcn pace is predominant. a special trip from Sydney lo ride the horse In the Bendigo Cup.

Black Don is better now than at any stace of his career, and he went like a class horse at Mentone yesterday morning to run a mile and 20 yards in 1.46H, coming home the last half mile in 51.. bers were doing their best to in S.A. Race Chatspa was allotted top extricate Victoria from difficul ties. Record Attempt Once Walker, with a very short bumper that should have been easily evaded, grazed his cap. Morris, by declaring, mercl- weight of 9.5 in the Challenge Stakes when weights were de SYDNEY, Monday, Moroney ond Burke di( not' improve their prospects of Test selection their batting here today.

It was a great pity the; became associated in such a long and drear 0 1 Doubt on Plans of U.S. Players The visiting American Davis hengrin, Ebony Bocks, Midway. clared yesterday for the three feature races at P.A.R.C. carnival at Chelten ADELAIDE, Monday. Pyers said tonight he had accepted engagements to ride at Shield Scores SOUTH AUSTRALIA.

Ftrat Innlnxa. S21. VICTORIA. First Innlnn. C.

McDonald, In-, Nnblat 0 Thorns, llm. Bowler 27 R. Harar. Uuldix. Noblet 47 ham Park.

ay itruce welch The V.A.A.A.- Inter-club sports committee will make a special effort to give crack rollers, Don Macmillan and John Landy, favorable conditions for their "peak effort" mile run at Olympic Park on Saturday. Cheltenham and was disap qustar, North Kiaing, rree Kirk. Canace, Harrovian and Tamahine. Mr. O.

R. Porter has Chatspa and Prince o' Fairies en The Stakes, of eight and a pointed he could not accept the ride on Lady Havers In half furlongs, will be run on December 22. Cup team may not play in the Australian championships in Adelaide in January. The Swedes will contest these titles and exhibitions in various States until February. Mr.

H. A. Pitt informed the the Eclipse Stakes at Caulfield gaged in the Eclipse Stakes. Morris's sporting declaration giving the West Indies 380 runs to get with tons of time available, was the most venturesome aspect of the New South Wales performance today. Burke's reluctance to play Comedy Prince received B.0, the bat.

It Is a shame he not get the chance. Sid Patterson Back Nov. 2 Australia's outstanding nf nnetnflr I'Bir-t Cirl Bi Olennon will be at Bendigo on Saturday. (tliambera. Lander, Wilson III Beau Avion and Toastmaster Loslon, Nnblet.

Manning 44 8.11. Inter-State horses weighted Mylti Trotting shots mystified everybody. It riirnru, a. pa. lAngier, a DlrU.

Bowler, Manning lllundell, Ridings, Manning 1. McDonald, Bowles, Wilson Allen, n.o Consfdlne, Wilson Sundries Bre: Merry Scout, peerless vox. 8.10; Trust Me. 8.0; Fordham. 7.11: Hundl.

7.6: Foxbay. 6 12; L.T.A.A- council last night that American team manager (Mr. F. Shields) had told him he did not know yet what would hap the 1500 metres mark, Landy finished into the wind. He was only Just over the standard at the 1500 metres peg.

Macmillan and Landy will run the first half-mile in about 2.2.0 and let the rest oi the race look after itself. was an opportunity to lay claim, ter5on, wl)i arrive" in Mi rive races are listed before their event at 3.10 p.m. It is likely the two grade scheduled for 3 p.m., will be held later' and that the track will be rolled between 2.35 and 3 p.m. The difference that rolling made to the cinders track last Saturday has made officials Glen Isn. 6.9- Regal scout again neans tne list In the Christmas Handicap.

lu "'bourne on November 21, which Archer had failed to monlh tnan expecte clinch In the Brisbane Test. Patterson u-ili he h.r. Total ori ran. o. fiH.

mi. zw, zn. zna. 287. 273.

273. Bowling. Nnblet. 2flll Bowler. The stage was set for months.

and will aim to show he still retained the of seven furlongs, run on December 26, with 9.8. followed by Carnage, 9 0: Comedy Prince, 9.0; Cellarman. 8.13; Beau Avion, 8.12: and River Hero. 8.12 I.37: Manning. 484l Wilson.

Sfln: realise rolling should be done! strokemanshlp which made his, an(j Australlan cnampj( Test century at Adelaide last Only Five Entered for Special Race Victorian owners and trainers indicated their objection to discretionary handicapping yesterday, when only five entries were received for the trotters' handicap to be run under a discretionary system on December 1. pen to tne us. team after the inter-zone final In Melbourne next month. Mr. Shields had added that some players might return after the inter-zonal final.

Mr. N. R. Vroland said a firm stand should be taken, as the American tour had been arranged on an understanding that the U.S. Davis Cup players would compete here until the This means they have better chances of qualifying at the 1500 metres mark than at the mile.

The Olympic distance is 1500 metres, but the two standards were set as few races over 1500 metres are held In Australia. other lnter-Btate welgnts are: Desert Warrior. 8.11: Merry Hole. n33. VICTORIA.

Second Innlnfa. C. McDonald, n.o Thorns, n.o Sundries In a letter received vest day, Patterson offered to Scout, Slick Chick. 8.10; Tesmlc, here by November- 27 If bo; year one of the best performances of the whole season. But Burke went so far Into his shell that it was impossible to see in him the slightest resemblance to the James Burke of last season.

8.0: Golden Pippin. 7.12: Ford-ham, 7.11; Glen Varra. 7.9; Hundl. Varemba, 7.8; Jamboree, 7.7; Moonpath. 7.2; Atlantic Total for no wfekes Buwllns.

Noblet. Deiore any race in wmcn a record might go. Timekeepers will clock Macmillan and Landy at the 1500 metres mark and at the end of the mile. Macmillan Is sure he can reach the 3 mln, 53 see. standard for 1500 metres, even If he misses the 4.10 mile.

0fll Bowler. nIi Manning. 01. track promoter Mr. Je Campbell would give match races.

Mr. Campt has agreed. Pact, 7 Foxbay, 6.12; Glen Ian, end of January. 9. Chatsoa also heads the Port V.

F. A. Moves on New Rules Moroney plodded uninsplr- In his letter. Patterson A cable will be sent to the U.S L.T.A. asking for information and expressing concern.

The trotters' event usually attracts big entries, even when JVAPIEK PARK 825 Melbourne Gold Cup yards straight Heat 1: Cava! 11511. 1: Rulllne LlBht Il21. Tile Vlctoritn Football As ingly to his century, then gave' he noped t0 us a Bllmpse or two of the Campb t0 bl.ing four nnlirot thai ho hne hie rnm. that he has at his com Adelaide Cup, of a mile and seven furlongs, on December 28. with 9 3 Peerless Fox has 8.12, Toast master 8.11 and Frte Kick 8.9 Other Inter-State horseB are: sociation board of manage the stake is only 300.

power Wrlxon O.V1), 3- Lin est re fin Lad For the special race on De nationals here next seas Thorn Inlnrln bh ment will discuss a' motion at Its next meetini to give the Mainbrace Sale mand, i o4 on, lav. t. Boxes: s. J. J.

1:. 1 1. 21 1-16. Heal 2: Bnbacen Golden Field. 7.10; Fordham.

7.8: He should "turn the heat rinrrT n.nm.,-bi v.rH Douglas Harella, 7.fi; Leprechaun, i umpire power to oraer on tne 7l'. i. Mianty Knock (evens. lav 2: Toora Kine (71 .1 Btvces: 7. 8.

i I. 21 3-lfi. Heat The runners will abandon their attempt on the standards only if a high wind is blowing. Landy ran his Australian record mile of 4.14.6 in a strong breeze two weeks ago. In the last 120 yards from more frequently.

ond PawellstB ort in N.Z. Aiouunary, y.a: King uarnlvnl. .2: Better Davs. 6.13: Foxbnv. Repc cember tne staKe was in creased to 500 as an induce inent for owners to enter.

On Saturday night next 16 trotters have been entered to Good Leather on. fav glum). BRUCE WELCH. neia a piayer guutj or rum play. It will also corulder a motion to instruct V.P.A.

Kiiocmes Flyer (ir.i'i -i, sent, Flockton would have welcomed a chance to follow up his first Innings success with 6.11: Anglo, French Pact. B.10; Mr. Clear, Proteje, 6.7. WELLINGTON, Nov. 19.

131 3. Out: Brlzht Boxes: Sea Boat (7'4 on, race for a prize of 300 under automatic handicapping. This is about an average size Meld each week. In view of the poor entry, it seems doubtful whether the T.C.B. will continue with the discretionary handicap race, which would have very little interest for the public.

Even if the five horses started, it would provide a poor betting medium. The entries were Annette Voyage, Peter's Heir, Swordsman's Triumph, Rattling Billy and Betty Belmont. Apart from Annette Voyage and Peter's Heir, the other entrants have little form to recommend them In a race. delegate to the Australian National Football Council to move, at the council's next ic Blue i i wniif avaio 121). 3 Bnxer 7 14.

2lj 1.. 1. '20 1.1-16. Heat Pocket et '31 on. Priceless Minda SO1 1.

2: Shaolra (71 i. .1. Out: Fred Lee, of Mont Albert State school, admiring the medal he received from V.F.L. secretary, Mr. Mc-Brien, at Harrison House last night.

Lee was the best and fairest player in the inter-State schools carnival last season. New Zealand's champion racehorse, Mainbrace, was reported to have been sold to American jockey Johnny Longden and Canadian associate Max Bell. The announcement was Wafer Polo Results of grade water matches played At Rlehmi Baths last night went: Footw 2 drew with Kew Navy 8 Olympic Caintwrwell 2 a with Melbourne 2: Brlgh Bench 5 drew with Brunswick SAJVBOWN PARK SELECTIONS. Lljhtnlnf Corsair or Vornar: Graham Birch or Tom'i Heir; Choir Arlkl or Sandra Mimirel; Sli-niflcant or Knoekie' Flyer; Shtrla or Red Punch Davenport Lad or Great Mantlf; St. Brandan or Percv Wolf; Collins wood Lad or Toora Peer.

Town Band. Boxes: 7. 1. 1 7 1. ii-lh.

Meat mo unto en iav.i. ineme N'l i. Jersey Bounce (50'1 3. Harpoon made by Mr. Charles E.

a. tav. uut: uenerai nui sance. Boxes: 7 1. 2.

Lone Robertson, blood stock director for Wright. Stephenson and wo time. Heat v. woaaua i. Blue Arch 1 74 on.

fav. 1: who is handling the sale. Plowman lS1). 3. Out: Tancle Feet, Master Pivot.

Boxes: fl. 7. 8 1 I. 21 2-16. Heat 8: Minstrel Prince S1 1.

1: Tlnolly (31 1. 2: meeting, that the runs should be altered to permit a player to run 20 yards with the ball instead of 10. Cousins in 880 At Maribryuftng Vin Cousins, winner 11 races last season, will have his first race this season from scratch in the 880 handicap at Maribyrnong tonight. It will be the first meeting of the season at Maribyrnong. Maran- me price was not disclosed.

But Dr. T. O. Fraser. ioint LISTENERS! An Important Announcement will be Broadcast from GEO.

ADAMS, Hobart TOMORROW, WEDNESDAY, NOV, 21. At 9.30 a.m. Through 7AD Devonport 1900 Kilocycles.) Audible In Victoria. There May be a Pernona) Message for Tou. Tell us how you receive It.

A324. Rucen (6'T'. 3. Charce On (32. Bendigo Cup Day Acceptances for the Bendigo Cup meeting tomorrow are owner of the horse, said Main- av.

i. Hoxes: i. a. (. nit 1 1-16.

CIRCLE. Ascot Vale Steeole: Our brace had not been sold. The other ioint owner. Mr. Trotting Details Larr 1 1 Tanlst 4l 2: Toora Tim 174- 3.

Boxes: J. R. H. Nolan, said: "It might1 1 'i 1.. 3 I.

21 14-16 l.O. CLP HfRIH.E. '2 miles. Rey have been." FIT2ROY FOOTBALL CLU Notice is hereby given tlist tn annual General Meeting of the will be held In the Fltzrov town on Tuesday, December 11 at The business to be dealt with i a The reception and adoption Annual Report and Balance Sht. Election of Office Beams.

CO Election of Honorary Lite ben. id' Presentation of TestlmonUU Trophies. e) General Business. Nominations for 1 vice-president 2 committee men. which muit bi writing and on official nomination and signed by proposer, seconder nominee, close wit.i the secretin football pavilion on Tuesday, Nov 27, at 8 p.m.

Ballot. If neceii-rj'. be held at Fltzroy lown hall, on dav. December 11. from r.30 to P-m J.

P. BUCKLEY. Secrmr nard 10. 11.0; Count David y. Mul.et Ti.

9.2: Algiers 4- Biigh la. Count Wenlock S. FotdeaD Glcolcre 1. Mr. Robertson said after Golden Streneth 2.

Halroy 11. Jacalla at Woodend 1ST ENCOURAGE STAKtft (ft fui 11 f. SHAVER'S PRIDE Derry Down Rltanjt). 2.20 1-iSlh. icr (G.

Reldt 1 6 SOCIETY ROSE, scr (K. Greenwood) 2 telll is back marker in the 7S SANDQWN PARK taxing Mainbrace out at Tea-wamutu for a trial, Longden radiotelephoned Bell. They decided to take the horse. yards sprint. i.

Manorgoia 12. probate b. rarooon 14. 9.0. 1.3a.

MAIDEN 5'i lur. Bolt Action 16. 9.0: Aiaha Nul 5. Jcisnamv S.6: Grand Talk 11. 8.4: GREYHOUND RACING Chicoutlml Don Benito 14.

Jolly. JUST BOB. 24 ydB. IE. Zlmmer) 3 Other (ftnlshlni order): 3li Wllver feter b.

Merry bui 4. suaan j.i. Arsenic 2. Constitution T. Prince! Dr.

Fraser said he knew Sothlng of he reported sale, aid would expect to receive ajvice. Direct. 54 One RanJ. 10 Master's Amana 12- S.O: Bonnie Gam per 10. THIS AFTERNOON.

9 RACES. FIRST, 1.53. TRANSPORT- Trains for Sun Malella 1. Overated Storm Kinc A. inuQ.

iz i-iiEnneia i uwn. 12 Kay Loii. Prlnc? Sanardo. 2C Jubilee Ktns. 20 Heatherton.

2(1 Dolly't Echo. 20 Heme Law. Dlvs Sweet Jarmaine 17. 7.12. 3.1o.

BENDIGO CUP, 11 tur. Chatspa 3. 9.1. Black Don 10. b.12; Glen, vue 2.

8.10: Durham 14, 8.8: Galiuit Rob 6. 8.1: Robert Bruce 16, 7.13: Mollundry 11. 7.11: Beefeater h. Front Line 17. Matterhorn 7.

Mite End 13. 7.9: Gay Devon 9. Gay Venture 18. Great Field 8. King Carnival 20.

Mend I 19 Our Maria 12. Paphoi 1. Prosola 4. Varuna 13. 7.3 a.so.

isr novice 6 fur. Charwell h. 9.0: Loiik Island 7, 8.12: Coolan 13. Love Rarket 6. S-10; Austin 10.

88; Lady Colonus 8. New Britain 11. 8 6: Brcnze Hero 9, 8.4; Aeronaut 2. Cten Ian 3 King's Counsel 4. Racknce 12.

Soltine 1. 8.0. 4.20. 2ND NOVICE 6 Mr. Insplrinc 10 9 0: Capias 11.

Gerald-ton 1. 6. S.10: Milesian 7. Mayfalr Lass 13. St.

Shaun 12. 8 6: Just wind 2. 8.2: Colquhoun 3. Hombers Montana Lad 4. Roitray 8.

Whitehaven 9. 8.0. 5.0. ENCOl'RAOE Ml I.E. 1 mile.

Gulphar IS. 8.9: Kalthein 7. 8 7: Maccelll Zenith 19, 8,5: Larenter 9. S.I: Baracran 22. Foxbay 14.

Princess Ma 1. 7.11: Elwood 10, Flood Time 15. Prlnre Marbec 8. Rodnsto 17. 7.9: An-ctli.

2 I. Grecian Love 21. Kel-vlniin 12. Lliioatu 13. Most Reaal 3.

Ncntine P'niri G' Resal Her-, mft ii s-vitrh Nln in 7.7. down platform leave from (No. JTt. SXD MAIDEN 54 fur. Elano ft: Gallant Court d.

8: 3. 96. 1 9. Won by 10 2 ydi. Time of race: 2.37 6 platform Flinders-afreet at 12.38 and 1.18.

return In from Tt is not known how many more starts Mainbrace will haw in New Zealand. Mainbrace, a four-year-old cheSnut, has won 17 races in succession, and has been JND ENPOt'BAfJR STAKES IH fur.) Spring Vali station at 4.13 and 4.44 Thunder Bay fi. 8.0: Swt-ll Chick lo H.4: diver Queen 2. Hurricane 12. Lady Ancus 13.

Scotland Yard 17 Sun Crown 11. R.2; Bounty Boy 15. Dainty Shftej 1. United Klnsdnm S. R.O; Fel-monarrh 7.

Nandalr fi Priam .1. Sun 3 LUL1N (Lahmoor Lara Lulu Fowler's Parlor Coaches leave1 2.21. scr. (L. Walkert 1 ECHUCA RACING CLUB SATURDAY DECEMBER g.

19 1 15 lit Restricted Handicap. 3 10 conditions 20. 1st Welter Handicap. 6 lur. 50.

Echuca Handicap. 1 mil. 25. Flying Handicap. 3 fur.

20. 2nd Restricted Handicap 8 I 15 30. Second weller Handicap. 7 Entrle close November 1951. Frelzht rebale 1.

Non-i winners. Bonk ma kern fee 2 2'. for positions. 12 noon, at courw. a.

ooiotwi. Secret" Crois 4. The Dtiubter A. 7 12. from Batman-avenue from 12 30 onwards To witness first event, catch coach not later than 1 p.m.

t1 on I. CHARLES DALY. 24 yds. (A. Hlckrvi CLEMSOH.

fD. Wilson. I Other! iflnUhlnt, order Xi Yana. New Daisy. 15 Flyinc Wrack.

20 Den ii. APPROVED fi iur. Black Rand 6. 8.10: Halrona R. Ronnie Boxer 13.

Gulphar 1. Dusky Ik 4- Frill Joy M. Tlnkt 11, 7. Holleshrlitht 12 Mooniilade 2. 7.f): Benny 9.

F'ander 15. intervenlion i. S. New Britain 7. Power Seoul tn mn Da II a.

15 nay Bez.nue. 3M Sarah 5, oeaten only twice in 25 starts. Hlsyarnlngs total ,29,000. Crerriin Wins iSydney Bowl uara rrom opposite state Theatre I Flinders-street) from onwards anaa. snearo.

wortny van. zi Huon Belmont. XI Auckland Chief 2.. Mlnton Harwoort. Dlvs f'J I 6fi.

9. vds. 3 yds. THREE-TEAR -OLD ft fur. 15 LADY ARM AT I Miraculous Klewa's Pride cr.

(H nui-at) 1 SYDNEY, Monday. Eric Cremin today won the Spalding Bowl and 200 purse at Bonnie Boon with good rounds of 72 and 73. A blustiry wind made conditions dlffltult, and, apart from New South Wales batsman, J. Moroney, is dropped in slips by Atkinson off the bowling of Valentine in yesterday's N.S.W.-West Indies match In Sydney. Moroney made 166 not out.

iTA tne leaoeri, scores were high. Cremin (started badly with three over for the first nine. Italian Cycling row coveti i Fred Bolger challenged strongly In I the afternoon, his par 71 belnk the best round of the day. i But he failed by two strokes 11 t. DARK FENTON.

12 ydi. E. Slenhensont 2 fi4 DKRRY WILKES, 24 vds. C. Evuns- 'A Other 3 GenHe-man John, lb Grev Bob.

last. 20 Leola dlslanred Dtvp El 11: 17fi 7. 1 vds 2 20 TROTTERS' MPCP. (2.41 or (12 (nr.) 72 PARKSURE 'Counl Sure Park Polr 2 24. scr.

(R Roihackeri 1 32 REMARKABLE. 48 vdi (C. Allen) 2 7 HEROIC KNIGHT er SUIT 1 Others flntshmr order i 'A Genera. Raid. SO Mark Deslfn Mn Sure.

20 Sir Almore in Hilda's Jewel Hoble Lord 4 Glamalla. 21 Shell i Wvn last Xi Prominent SO Cmtai Lao. distanced. Dlv W. tl 17': 10fi 7R 7t.

ft 14ds 1ST WOODEND IIIrp, (2..10 nr belter. (9 3 SELWYN (Million Klne Orwell) 2.17 4-5 scr. 'W. McKavi 1 74 on f. STAR MUSIC.

scr. R. Bray) 2 74 UTAH. 24 da. 'G.

Rothacker) 3 Others (flnishlm order): 10 Crvstai Ace Here to Race to eaten urtnun, Who handled the tricky greens and the wind exceptionally well. CROQUET Erminio Leoni, 28-year-old ace Italian omnium cyclist, arrived in Melbourne yesterday. Leoni, unbeaten pursuit champion at the Velledrome, Milan, will race at the board track until March. AUBURN HEIGHTS. 10.30: Pakr Leoni.

who was broueht out beaten at pursuit racing. He is essentially a "stayer," but has by former brilliant Italian all-round cvcllst Nino Borsari, Nowhere else will you see the magnificent new Ford CONSUL to better advantage than In the spacious, naturally lighted showrooms of Melford Motors. The CONSUL 15.63 h.p. O.H.V. engine of oversquare design Is only one of a host of features to thrill you.

Seeing is believing corre In Today I MELFORD MOTORS 621 ELIZABETH STREET, MELBOURNE. Fj 2633 "The Home of Ford" Lawn. 20 Raider Aaaln. 20 Charlei will probably make his first ap prison. 10 Kiyin wracx Meainer-ton.

last. 33 Saint Clare, pulled up. 196: 11. tVft. 5.

2 8 yds. 2 M. pearance at the track on Saturday week. a iair sprint nnisn. In recent races on the Continent Leoni established a new Austrian record of 1 min.

10 ec. for the flying-start kilometre- 2Sn wooDtND imrp. tj.ao or betin since turning prniessionai in 1949. Leoni has never been AWm8SSpJ- lament CAULFIELD RECREATION 10.30 Grlnrod v. Bladen; Rltchl v.

Great-son Bevertf v. Temple Powell Cameron. 12.30: Barton Anderson: uv; PHtnon v-Chltty; Whit v. McComb. CpBIlRO.

12.30: Thomas snook hna Hdrp.i Barne v. McCaiker. final C. Level. EMVOOD.

10 30: Bon Irk Brien 12.30: Klrkbrtds v. McCuT Bonwick Pirkin. 2 30: Kennedy Watt, Mulcihy v. Nicholta; Marrrat V. nney lor.i.

3 HIGH BAR Gold Bar-Queen Hishr 2. Ifi scr. 'R Rllrhlet 1 IS JtlPT BOB trr. fE 2lmn.erl 2 4 DIRECT RESULT. 24 dl.

He also won a 06-mlle road race In Vienna, finishing four (G Gatht minutes anead oi nis nearest Others (flntihlm order): IK Clem rival. ton. 74 Kenton. 4 Radiant Lei 13i Society Rose. 20 Nella Direct.

Ifi Rubble McElwvn 1ft Mmsour. Relie Besides competing against GJ.EN IRIR.lOSO: Mtcttaetmn our leading nrofessinnals in i nutnpvon ij.nu: rioyie v. Mac-pherion: Boiwanuik it Blang 2 30 five-mile races, the Italian star Til ion. kii i van. urnnv.

a uin i tcno, SO Native Dull, last. Dlvs: fl IflB- IS, fl 13 12 1 vd. -d 7 71 wui ne seen in pursuit and MELBOURNE RACING CLUB mm pot tamad paced events. TO BE HELD ON THE FLEMINGTON designs 1 Two-lout natural and erom ihadas. 2611 to.

RACECOURSE, OA I URDjY AY, DECEMBER 1 W51. DURHAM HUROLB RACE Two mltM FOOTRUNNING GEELONG RACING CLUB CHARITY MEETING. SATURDAV DECEMBER 1. 1951. MAIDEN THREE-YEAR -OLD HAND1 CAP 30.

Six furlonn. KARD1N1A MAIDEN PLATS. 30 Six lurlcniji. 7.W. CLAYTON STAKES.

For V- PRETTY FLORAL ALL0VER LACE BIKE RACING TONIGHT at 8 BOARD TRACK (At N. Essendon Station.) ALL STAR BILL Travel Direct lo Track I TRAINS: 6.10, 9.211, 6.57, 7.29. 3. BUSES from Tlwiif Theatre (Bourke-st (Clnttsts' But 6.30 p.m. I yrara.nia.

special weimti wnn penu-tl. Five Furlnnn. 1000. HOLY ROOD HANDICAP 7 lb. mln Sis Furlnnvi DINNER CLOTHS HOSPITAL HANDICAP.

I 11X1 tfrOO. BRAESIDE HANDICAP For 3-jeaTs-oia. 7st. 7 lb. mln.

one Mile. Biiui luriuni. ang a nan. LEGACY ADVANCED HANDICAP. SO.

One mile and three furlonn One Mile and a Half. Dinner cloths In lovely Moral detlgnil New cream ihsdei. Sim TO a 90 Inehei. 5911 toeh. Treadwayi.

K1TCHENF.R ENCOURAGE HANDI 1IKH). HARRISFIEI.D HANDICAP, For vears-old and unwrd. 1 10 limit 7 lh. mln. Sven Ftirlonts.

KNTRlT.il for that ftftrwe rrt will CAP. Six rurlonn I 40 limit. I WELFARE WELTER 40 About MARIBYRNONG TONIGHT at 8 Sprint and Middle Distance Racing saven liirlnnn. i minimum wettht r'nie at the ofllcel of the ft 41 Burke-ltreet Melbourne TflDAY TtiejflaT. November 21' HANDICAPS.

Mnndat. Norember 3H 10M krrtPT Afters i a.m.. Thursdst. No. ALL NOMINATIONS 10.

Nominitloni cio.e tvxj.y Nm-embrr 'Jn at 4 o.m.. with tacln, Ar.nclM. 102 Rotirke-it Melbourne: Mr A. McGnldrlck. Ballarat.

and at the nfflra of the Club 70 Mftnrl. Geflonf. J. C. BELL.

Actlnl See. 39 iblli. C. MIU.T. seercUtr.

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