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Th Sydney Mornina Herald. Augu.t 10. 199 1 FREE RULE Mexican Training For SELECTORS BEATEN IN BALLOT BY CLUB Fight With Carruthers TO BE LONG INQUIRY I. PLATEAU' By FRANK TIEHNEY Only one of three selectors retained his position In Northern Suburbs Rugby Union club's special ballot last night. Is light en your feet with America's swagger last the wall-toe moccasin front Hi The Free Rule ownership inquiry, which will open at the A.J.C.

office this morning, is expected to last four to five days. The Inquiry, which will be conducted by A.J.C. stewards, will begin at 11 t.ta. TWO CITED BY A.J.C. The ballot, taken before layers trained, at North vdnev.

resulted in Jimmy Hind and Geoff Nicholas failing to gain re-selection Comfort Packard's natural arch support sees to that. B. Halvorsen, who with Hind and Nicholas the colt Free Rule at 600 guineas. The stewards are bound to resigned during the week, was re-elected. Two new selectors are Jack Basis of the inquiry is a declaration by well-known racing figure, Mr.

George Francis, that he, and not trainer F. C. Shean, is the owner of Free Rule. In registrations and race delve into this aspect of the sale. Mr.

White, a Queenstander, Bromley and George Marshall. Good looks Thank's to Packard's best-selling American last and handsome a wcii-uiown in in.s.w. rac- Bromley, lormer nrst-graoe team coach, is coach of the reserves. Marshall retired from the first-grade team this mg as an owner and one of the most spectacular punt leathers. books btiean is shown as ON LIFE IN THE SERVICES owner.

year. The special election fol ers seen in ayaney tor years. It is understood that at today's inquiry either the stewards will ask for, or will be Both Francis and Shean lowed the resignation on have been cited to appear at the inquiry. Lightness The wonderful Packard leathers are Tuesday of Messrs. Halvor-len, Hind and Nicholas, after presented witn voluntarily, documentary evidence relat At the Sydney yearling olayers naa expressed disa ing to ownership of Free rich, supple, sturdy sales on April 11, 1950, a chestnut colt by I Neptune Rule.

greement with their work during the season. uut- light si 1 This is said to include re (imp.) from Golden Rule was possible. Attitude of the players "The dale will depend on ceipts, cheques, bank slate- surprised many club officials knocked down to F. Shean for 600 guineas. how Morales works in his ments, accounts, feed bills and other documents associated with fees involved in training Mexican boxer Enrique Morales' went straight into (raining yesterday.

Date of his match with wno pointed out mat iNortn first-arade team had lost only But the "Australasian Turf early training. Morales, a nuggety bantam Register, accepted as authen a racehorse. weight, who will give away tic by race officials, records two matches this year, and the third-grade side appeared R. S. White as the buyer of certain to reach the reach and height to (Jarru-them, looked fit in his gymnasium workout yesterday.

Australian bantamweight champion Jimmy Carruthers will be fixed at the week-end. Performance of Northern He worked for six rounds It is expected also that Mr. Francis's personal evidence will be supported by evidence on affidavit, if required by the stewards. The evidence is expected to disclose that Mr. Francis's claim of ownership preceded Suburbs this season is its best Trainer Kennedy said last night: "Stadiums Ltd.

has asked me to say how long it will take to get Morales ready for Carruthers, but I will want to see more of him before deciding. "Morales weighed 8-10 today, and he has to make the 8-6 limit for Carruthers. That may be difficult, with a time limit of two or three weeks." 'Sydney Stadium manager, Mr. Harry Miller, said last night: "We will decide on a definite fight date over this week-end. 'There is a possibility that the match will be staged on August 27, or a week later.

two of shadow sparring, two Bi)? Betting since 1939. punching the heavy hag, and It will depend on Morales's East's Change PAY PLUS EXTRAS An 18-year-old Serviceman who has completed hu baiic recruit training (nonrially 3 to 6 month.) is paid over 876 a week. (Thio rate is subject to further fncreaie during Auguit.) In addition, food, accommodation, clothing, medical and dental care are provided by the Services. (Special extra allowances for married men.) All Services give at least 3 weeks' holiday on full pay each year, with travelling time and fares to your home and back. anuincr iwu ui dipping.

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There are' wonderful opportunities for promotion first boxing workout at Frank Kennedy's Auburn gymnasium on Sunday. was: "He is the strongest la browa elk with a rubber Eastern Suburbs has Likely For Mixed the failure of Free Kule in the First Parramatta Mixed Stakes at Rosehill last Satur bantamweight I have seen chosen Keith Coggins. a third- Morales Is training at Auburn, and yesterday had or leather sole, Welterweights Bernie Hall day. jrade team booker, to rake or it against Drummoyne in and Jackie de Belin have been matched for Sydney Stadium high-polishing black calf with leather salt. In racing circles, outcome of the stewards' inquiry is to-morrows Union premier some early morning roadwork before loosening up in the gymnasium in tne afternoon.

next Monday mgnt. ship match. awaited with keen interest be' bast may be witnout half cause of Free' Rule's Spring back Johnny Bosler, who has With one of the best fields since the inception of this class of race, the Second Ash- commitments. Ask the man who wears them. The colt has been entered Shoes Cost been called up for compulsory training.

TACKLING TEST The club secretary. Mr. bury Mixed Stakes at Jack Luscombe, said yesterday that if Bosler could secure for the Epsom Handicap (7-8), Caulfield Cup (7-5), and Melbourne Cup (7-4). Unlikely To Run 20 Fine FOR CENTRE leave he would travel from Canterbury to-morrow is likely to be marked by keen betting. Singleton for the game.

The team for Saturday is: It is most improbable the A fine of 20 was im Bookmakers, who said k. smee, in. Hayes. J. Laza posed by A.J.C.

stewards con win oc permuted io iuini anv engagement until the aues- yesterday they had not proceeded to frame charts, nus. K. McLeilan. C. Kings-mill, M.

Tate. J. Bosler, etterday on trainer f. w. X- tion ot disputed ownersnip nas venndy.

Webb, J. Barraclough, J. forecast that -True Leader been decided. The inquiry will be con They found him guilty of Cocks, N. Hewton.

J. Carroll. J. Baxter, K. Coggins, would be favourite for the ducted by a full panel of carelessness over the snoeing of his horse, English Salt, at BY TOM GOODMAN South Sydney's inside-centre Kevin Woolfe was given some tackling practice at Redfern Oval yesterday afternoon to fit him for the Rugby League "match of the day" against St.

George at the S.C.G. to-morrow. Rigby. event, but that betting would stewards Messrs. J.

B. Dono-hoe (chairman). P. Kern bid orange races on be open. J.

Bourke, S. Killian. and Wednesday. They added thev were sat The presence in the field ot H. H.

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SYDNEY Applications must reach the Secretary bv (he closing dm. I4tb September 1951 South's captain-coach, Jack Rayner, several times called upon Woolfe to tackle him. comment. He was brought to the True Leader has recovered Shean was not available for East centre Ray Thomas will have his damaged knee examined by a specialist on interview. fully from the effects of a nail in the hoof which inter Ravner aimed to correct a fered with his preparation, mounting yard with ordinary shoes on, instead of racing plates.

Ordinary shoes. weigh about 8oz, and plates about 2oz. The stewards ordered Ken tendency of Woolfe to allow Monday afternoon. An X-ra suggested that it is not cart! lage trouble. His work at Victoria Park an opponent to get ahead of A convert from Australian Rules- football, Tasmanian D.

L. Wells, will play wing for the Royal Military College, Duntroon, in the annual match against G.P.S. at the Showground Filly Set For Randwick him betore making tne tackle. this. week is reported to have shown him an extremely fit East officials hope that an He wanted to ensure that horse.

operation will ee avoided, and that Thomas will be fit for to nedy to have the shoes changed to plates. there should be no defect in Bankbrook. who has had defence against St. George's morrow week. The vacancy acainst Parra Friendly Feeling will have only two races for one win, tnglisn salt was second lo Mexican Dawn, but was rugged centres, McCoy and her next start at Randwick on also has galloped well, while Hawke.

beaten by 15 lengths. Duntroon appears strong matta at the Sports Ground to-morrow will be filled by August 25. triclinium, at Kosenui last Youthful utility player Orel this season. She won the three-year- Saturday, produced top form Hawick, who is to be half It should receive consider old maiden (fillies) at Rosehill to beat tree Kule. Rose wall Beats Jimmy Hunt from the reserves.

Parramatta selectors chose able benefit from the four las: Saturday and the Tellers Support is possible also foi back to-morfow, set about working up combination with recently promoted five-eighth New Zealanders in the side, Handicap at Kanawick on There are nine players from Nobility, Iroquois, Midcrag. Hoi brook, and Regnator. Monday. their team afresh after the committee of the club had held a special meetins. Norm spuiane.

Mew soutn waies. Quist BRISBANE. Thursday. She will not contest the The Flying. Handicap also Eleven of the players- Jack Munn.

I7st prop for Hobartville Stakes (7f), but The committee wanted to ward, will replace Jack Hol Williams, Hanmgan; way, lU't Hi; lii I f. a': lsU I 6 till It I'll tf! I TH )1 i Ml IrJ lr 111 if V. -T fV in it will start in the Three-year-old is a race awaited by punters because of the presence in The field of Rosehill Winter discuss theories on the team Wells. Meadows, urabscn, land in the St. George team Sydney youngster Ken Rose- Handicap (Im).

Robertson. Thorpe. Khan. to-morrow. recent poor form.

The selectors comolained Friendly Feeling put up one Handicap winner Fox Gold. waii revealed splendid Davis Cup possibilities in defeating Cole, and Maclean represen This was announced last of the best performances this ted the College last year night after medical examina year to win at KanowicK last that, under the club's rule, they must choose the team by Sunday. The committee there against G.P.S. Adrian guist in tour sets at Milton to-day. Rosewall won.

4-6. 7-5. Monday. tion had confirmed that Kangaroo Holland's leg injury with the exception ot tne She was tailed otf last at the fore invoked an emergency three furlongs, but finished would Keep mm out. New Zealand University team.

R.M.C. has defeated all clause of the clubs constitu LIFE MEMBER. Mr. Jack S'MtmrySk Munro, who has been secre- xikiK? flrf tary of Manly-Warringah Dis- iX trict Rugby League Club dur- Ji. VI t31P -t itk five years' existence, I Ox Ciit member of the club' Centre Keith Middleton with a withering burst to score challenging sides this season 6-1, in a semi-final of the Exhibition singles ttiie.

The 16-year-old Sydney lad's superb backhand shot holes in Quist's defence. running away. tion and rescinded the rule. The selectors in future will have more time for their it has tne advantage ot con ine effort stamped ner.as will again be missing from North Sydney because of knee trouble. His place against siderable experience as a a Derby prospect.

team, and therefore should prove too strong for the The selectors have omitted two players who are injured hooker Phil McCarroll and G.P.S. side. By Jim Russell PpMfi-'Mf THE POTTS I'll iaTTlM1 Til UV it a vpv a0iMa rtwwtjem G.P.S. Second plays Hawkesburv College. and winger Rov Sweenev.

From their week-end choice G.P.S. Third meets Waverley cf couRse.M'goy. they have now discarded full College in curtain-raiser SJf- 1 KJ rTlj I I THRfATBNINS LETTERS THESE TO 9SND LETTERS back Bob Jones and front-row games. TAXATION CBRajrrMENT .7 forward Bill Lovcll. The four players promoted are E.

Evans, L. Ferguson. N. KNOCKOUT IN THIRD bpence. and M.

Wilson. The recast team is: W. Morris; M. Wallace. I.

Johnston, E. Evans, R. Bryant: J. Koss, L. Thompson; Reean.

B. Mann. L. Ferauson. Bluey Wilkins knocked out Ted Sprouster in the G.

Robertson, N. Spence. wiison. third round of a lZ-round bout at Leichhardt Stadium lftN-fltt THE SAINT By Leslie Charteris ll unDlltCN aaa 'I rir iinin rninirir-irr Tirl I nr' ii" iriirr nVn rrrrrnnirnnnur- 11- llBmV I tinl XjffS. HOPE fOR YOUR HE WICL HELP U5TO II tt-it Sfcyri RN0 A RATHER VALUABLE DUWOtJD-FOR, last i ne punch wnicn enaea tne Dop Hit By Spectator fight was a solid rip to the stomach.

Sprouster was down earlier in the round for a count of eight, also from a left no. AUCKLAND. August 9 When Sprouster got to his (A.A.P.-Reuter). A spectator feet. Wilkms went in for the CXGGKJ'S makes food food tarte httif struck hrench Rugby League knockout.

A right to the chin. nait-oacK Jean uop atter the match against South Auckland to-day. and a left to the stomach, which landed below the belt, sent him down again. Dop was running for the the rpp Ivina the no-foul rule, immediately sent Sprouster, who was badly affected by the blow, to his corner to enable him to oan at tne time. Police moved 'the crowd from the area.

During the match the Frenchmen gesticulated mildly at the frequent penalties for scrum infringements, but there were no other incidents. France, 25 (Cantoni, Con-trastin, Brousse. Galaun. lfl i Sprouster. boxing in his besl style, caused Wilkins to miss badly the first two rounds.

7180 PENNY By Haenigsen I I I WHX V6S. I DO SORT OF 1 1 1 But HEAVENS, I DIDN'T TAK6 I I WELL, OKAY, I'LL Utt't'k KeUeMBEg VCtASrtDMEl -bj meet vou just asI i I HELLO, WHO? OH, WBLtO,) TO GO HORSfittACK RIDIN6 DIDN'T KNOW WHETHe ItT SOON Ail CAN 1 -7 svLVesTeB. -jroMyj- weights: wilkins (8-131. Sprouster (9-0). Crespo, tries; Puig-Aubert 3, PrtllmtMam.

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