Liverpool Echo from Liverpool, Merseyside, England • 12

Sixteen months DOROTHY RUNS AT games in two for Everton Everton's start to the season will be a busy one. They have the Charity Shield game against the Cup holders, Manchester United, fixed for Saturday. August 17. and must complete the twolegged tie against Milan Internazionale in the European Cup by October 15. So they must have sixteen games within the first couple of monthsand, now they are champions.

every one will he tough. A Hungarian referee and officials will control the match when Milan come to Goodison Park for the first-leg match. Besides their big celebration for the League championship. hold one for their third and fourth teams, both of whom won their competitions, in Liverpool on August 16. The civic reception for Everton is next Wednesday.

The players report for the new season on Monday. Latest news on the Nottingham Forest managership is that decision will not be taken until early next week. Just before he was by Everton. Manager Harry Catterick was offered the job when at Sheffield Wednesday. Nottingham advice is that the club have got down to a short list of four.

Who they are is anyone's guess. Assuming one is such a rabid follower of one sees all their games, home and away. the problem of getting a Cup-tie ticket is almost insoluble. T. 0.

Kenney, of 5 Shawton Road. Childwall, has missed the Cup-tie ticket boat many times because when they have been issued at reserve matches he has been far away supporting the senior team. He suggests a number of Cup-tie vouchers should be reserved and sold at departure points for Everton games earlier in the season. Unforgettable Open Mr. Kenneth Ferguson.

of York Road. Liserpool 17. sums up neatly his impressions of Bob Charles' Open "The final day. Friday, was one of the greatest, if not the greatest. day's golf I have ever seen, and your report did full justice to the tremendous climax and the momentous events leading up to it and promoted a living picture of the dramatic last half-hour to those unfortunate folk not able to be at St.

Annes for such an unforgettable occasion. Nicklaus should have won the championship as he had the advantage of playing first and setting a target which should have been out of the reach of his rivals, yet by his failure justice, to my mind. was done, as Charles and Rodgers seemed to me the more complete golfers strong wind. I fancy, would have emphasised their superiority) and each were more natural and easy in their style. But what enormous reserve of nerve, control and character (in addition to great skill) they had perforce to bring into their play in those last four testing holes and how wholly admirably they achieved their object.

If the positions had been reversed I do not think Nicklaus would have succeeded and I cannot think of any present day British professionals to whom I would have entrusted the job with any degree of confidence. Iron nerve, in a crisis are too seldom exhibited by our men, but to their everlasting credit Charles and Rodgers gave us examples such as no one who saw.them is now likely to forget. Charles putting was out of this world. It surely can never have been surpassed and when in one day we also got a record-breaking round of 66 and that dramatic finish spectators felt they had had not only their money's north but also a fat dividend returned to them. The R.

A. could have charged not £1 if they could have guaranteed such appetising fare! And what a happy, good-humoured crowd and though, somewhat naturally, wanting a New Zealand win were never partisan, giving instinctive applause equally to Charles and the American. Admittedly they might not have been as enlightened in the technicalities and niceties of golf as Cheshire followers at Hoylake but nevertheless they appreciated the skill and the thrills of the game which came in such abundance. In short they were a Jovial Lancashire crowd giving that friendly atmosphere at St. Annes which personally I find unequalled at other championship venues.

HYMAN KIRKBY By PAUL O'BRIEN Dorothy Hyman. a gold medallist at last year's European and Empire games; Maurice Ilerriott. winner of the A.A.A. 34011 metres Steeplechase last Saturday and runner-up in the event at the Empire Games: and Roy Fowler, last year's A.A.A. six miles champion and joint-bolder of the United Kingdom all-eomers record at the distance, are 'Maw topclass athletes taking part in the inaugural athletics meeting at Kirkby Stadium on Saturday afternoon.

The meeting starts at 2 o'clock and includes two tn. the 880 yards in the Great angular inter-county matches Britain team to meet America combined Northumberland next month and one place left and Durham and Cheshire vacant in the mile for the team v. ick.shire, and same match, there will be Staffordshire combined much interest in these two Lancashire 'mem; and umberland and Durham v. G. A.

Dean (Warwick- Yorkshire v. Lancashire the first Englishman I There will also be to finish in the A.A.A. cham a nine-event match between pionships last week-end will boys and girls from the four be keen to impress in the. comprehensive schools in the half mile, while in the mile. Kirkby area internationals Stan Taylor and The stadium Is in Whitefield Brian Hall Lancs.) and the Drive and can be reached by Wan; irk-Staffs runner Neil Liverpool Corporation buses Duggan must be hoping for a 93 and 500.

fast time to catch the selec- With no one yet named for tors eye. Cheshire champion Kevin Mather (Wallasey) and Liverpool University runner J. Jackson are also in the Fowler, A. E. Walker and P.

Killeen tWarwick-Staffs' arc opposed by Gerry North. Brian Craig and Tony Lancashire) in the three. miles. while Northumberland and Durham-Cheshire include Hon Barlow of Wallasey. runner-up in the Northern marathon a fortnight ago.

JACKSON RUNS are strongly represented in the 440 yards by international Barry Jackson and H. Taylor. and appear certain to pick up more points through Herriott in the. steeplechase. Other internationals in the men's events are Alf Meakin (Lancs.) in the sprints and Clive Loveland ILancs.

if javelin, while in the women's match apart from Miss Hyman. Carole Bailey former Liverpool Harriers 100 yards: am Piercy 440 yards, Ann Charlesworth Yorks), and Dorothy Shirley high iump are expected to compete. DOUBLE WINS FOR 3 BOYS There were some excellent during the Liverpool Schools' boys (12 to 15 years) athletic championships, at the SI Edward's College track, West Derby, last night (writes Paul O'Brien). 'l'hi re buy completed double-, th John lsa4c, of St. Margarei's.

Anfield, who runs for Lancashire in the All England at Chelmsford to-morrow and Saturday. leading the way by vt inning the 100 yards sunder 15) id 10.8 seconds and the lung jump with 19 feet 10, inches. In the under 12 sections. K. Pai.e.

of Speke showed great potential by winning the 80 iirds 9.9 seconds and high, Jump pith 4 feet if sh ghtly higher than the dinners of the under 13 and 14 The other double uaa completed by D. G. Westbury. of Speke. who followed 11.1.

seconds 100 yards lunder 1411 victory with a winning long, lump of 18 feet 7 inches. Hole in one prize Mr. Arthur Hill, of Bolton. has offered to give £230 to anyone who does a hole In one during the Northern professional championship, at Swinton Park, on August 1 and 2. The championship carries with it one of the oldest trophies in golf, the Leeds Cup.

Bill Davies, the Wallasey professional who held the Cup at the outbreak of War, buried it in the Wallasey sandhills as a precaution la very necessary one as things turned out) against bombing. Entries for the Northern championship close on Friday. Late entrants should write W. H. Davies, 44 Castelway.

Moreton. Wirral, to-day. Leasowe golf club are holding Colts' Trophy tournament on September 8. Entry forms available to clubs within a few days Because the Bootle course has taken a long time to recover from the winter the next Junior competition there 'Tiny Rimmer reminds me that the event is in its seventeenth year) will take place on August 22 and not on August 8 as originally planned. Boys and girls of between 8 and 18 on the day of the competiton are eligible.

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JULY 18. 1963 LESLIE EDWARDS VICEROY IS THE ASCOT HEATH NAP By CAPTAIN BECHER The Granville Stakes at Ascot toatorraw aeon Viceroy the chance of revenge win wile RatWunder, sod I expect the Waugh-trained Juvenile to prove Waal to Mho task. Viceroy was at odds-on for the five furlongs Berkshire, Stakes, at Newbury. in June, but was beaten two lengths by Runnymede, who was in receipt of 31b. Waugh charge is a course and distance winner, who had five lengths in hand of Faberge II here.

In May, and. the runner-up, enhanced the form with a clear-cut win over the course and distance last month, Spry Should Be Winner By THE MARGINS It could be a case of "third lane lucky" for Spry when Mr. erbert Blagrave's filly runs in the Red Handicap Stakes at Ascot Rooth Viceroy. who will amet 1 Runnymede on 61b. hatter terms, should have the The three-year -old Is better of matters this time, trained by the owner at but ht's task does not end' Beckhampton and has bad there, for others have goodltwo races this season the chances, first being at Bath in June.

In particular, Bexar, whose when the filly was eighth of chance in that race won by 16 to Acclaim, over seven Faberge II went at the for Breasley's mount was The more recent outing was slow into his stride and never also at Bath, the following promised to take a hand In month, and the Blagrave the finish. runner was in the rear at the Before that Bexar has half-way stage, but made beta "made it all" for a three' procrems take third place lengths win at Sandown to Queens Copper and Park. and with BreasleY Defendant in a mile ram. again in the saddle, SELECTIONS charge must merit eonsidera- Meet Spry, i Lion. i So, too, must the South-1 fleet-trained Whi ling3.o Viceroy inapi, 3.35 oo Prerty, 4.10 Mesopotamia.

left-handed club players was Bally 4.4sCircular. 515 Nenaretta. who was fourth to still only about 7 per cent. of ctory Valedi, macad overthe Ascot course; Bogs the total. In Britain the er- and distance win- :2 45 Bustle In, 3.15 City When New Zealander Bob Charles rolled his last putt centim rem a i ne sti ll smaller.

to follow 3.45 Tim, 4.15 Hot into the 18th hole at Royal Lytham to win the 1q63 British In cricket I will wager that ninf outings at Lingfield CoPPer. I Park and Manchester. 'Pursuit, 4.45 Sunny Prince. ()penChampionship last week, he did far more than mereirion average at least six bats- Weeper's Boy and Foxford Itelicario, line his pockets with gold. 1 7.25 Royal Tree.

7.56 Milburn out of any 22 in one Boy are not out of it. but 4 A Ile also struck a mighty devote eight hours a ay, i match are left-handed. The' does appear that Viceroy Dion, 8.45 Don Jose, 9.1 zenocrate. blow for the biggest and yet same ratio would already holds a very good and Loot seven days a week, to getting only in and I go "nap" on Major R. most monstrously oppressed.

the feel of your new game. to golf if minority in sport. teachers had not spread eiri Property. If you're a Latin scholar America realised the fatuity iniquitous Bourne's High Treason mumbo jumbo co lt MONT RACING of alllon ore ri it I bef B't about instant failure. You will follow me when 1 Left-handed golfers became' SELECTIONS Racing to-night is at Kempsay his victory was truly respectable, accepted memoers 1 Courses, admittedly, are Ascot Heath: 2.30 Flash of ton Park where the Mark sinister.

If you're not then I constructed for right-handers Da 3.0 Viceroy Inapt, 3.35 Hall Handicap could prove a let me explain that Bob' of the community there I agree, is Fisherman' Charles simply by being al shortly after the war. wharf. 410 winning medium for Choral designed with the right- Mesopotamia 4,45 oreniae, Socict left-handed hitter-has proved Special tournaments for left- an er i nd in and the left- 5 15 Apprentice that some of our most revered, handers were established and. Captain Beciser's Selertiomg golf magazines began. established and as an afterthought Bogside Chrieteljohn.

6 15 Mi ht 6 45 Ce voluble and allegedly brilliant 7 15 Rallymacad. 7,45 Choral golf teachers have been talk-. But with one winnie putt 9 45 Bustle In 315 Laird devoting at first columns, then Society. 8.15 Master Peter. ing out of the backs of their, I last week Bob Charles.

of New of Ayr, 3.45 Tim. 4.15 Hot pages and finally whole. 45 Negroni. Double: Cerion heads for years. Zealand, changed it all.

Left- Pursuit. 4.45 Lovely Fun. sections to news, views andand Choral Society I devoted a column to the, tips for left handed PI handers unite lam not one Pontefract: 7.0 The Marquis's Selectiotun ven so. the resolution (If your faith. but I shall con- 7.25 Royal Tree, 7.55 Milburn, subject of left-handed golfers' 6.15 Moladeti.

6.45 Martinet. last year. I remember saYinz l' tinue to fight for your free- 8 .2 0 Dion 8.56 Don Jose 715 Ballymaead, 7.45 Choral that if you were left-handed not complete. No great left- then listen not to the killjoy hander had ever won the U.S. dom.

And I take off my hat 9.10 Royal Romp. Society, 8.15 Final Fire. 8.45 mumhlings of those who said Open, and the to a young man who has truly' Double: Viceroy and Clr- Negroni. Double: Choral percentage of een called Charles the miler. I Society and Final Fire.

you would never master thc', P. Bolton. of Lambeth Road School, (second from right) winning the second year 1110 yards race, at the Liverpool Schools' City Athletic Championships, at West Derby. last night. game until you'd changed I ever to right Little did believe then that I would Miss O'Donnell Declared Runners And Riders vindicated quite so soon.

FORCED TO CHANGE ASCOT HEATH LV Gmtasim ova (71. 490 NM 10m960072 34-4 The story of -years-old To Meet Ann 4-000114. TIM 0) iiAnningyforis) 114.4 Bob Charles is typical of the: 2 I ST A IS HANDICAP (s-Y-sn. scoop 7 0 431 OP comiccimic (C (I A SWAM In story of thousands of other i I left-handers. He did not take.

NARROW AMAPA (I 01 1 1110111110 0.11 Clayton 104021 gs HI al i Co 144 CLASS! IN LEANT) 4 up the game until he was in Haydon 3-23 2001 PRINCESA GAILTIL (46 of) (61 Feakesral Can IS- VITAL Pt (0) (0 ii. 4 7-7-7 5 as I his early teens. The only; Jones 1 4-321 033 FLASH OF DAWN (0) 1 1 4410001 ITS 1 Hide WITTING FORECAST SPRY ISiagrare) 5-0 Tatm 43' Mimes 7-1 Tim. 9-2 Laird Of 6-1 IP clubs around the house were 7. 001 ASTRIA CD) Cuero .) 6-0 'Heasley al'Or.

NI Pt 10.1 100-6 etrmrs. his father's left-handed 1-413 000 ROYAL comics (D Hast(ngs) 7.1 I 'May Young Bob played cricket' Local girl Ma are a .2 MI: (G MORELlitu 7 -7 0 ty" ret.c.l.l•Hr 4.15 O'Donnell HANDICAP 43-Y-01. 1.4100 added. left-handed, anyhow so what of Liverpool SITTING 1 41041 ASIAN PLEW (0) IN w. a 6 II C.M.stl.

was more natural than that he the present Lancashire county 2-1 Astrea. 11.4 Primes, Grabill. 4.1 Flash Of Date. 2 0 012 NOT PURSUIT (0) 5.3 1 Spry. 10-1 Mammy Imaffet.

Corm. 100-6 others. 3-014001 ARAMIS (E Carr) 5-5 Llttifweed should play golf that way. champion and a British Inter- 4-02 001 ALICE RING! (01 1 1 3 t(111 national, meets top seed and 3.0 -GRANVILLE STAKES (2.Y-0). 11.000 St A CS' The betting is sto I that Great Britain's leading' 1.

aisat (0 (19.91117 ran) ITS 0 K. 1114 -0 13 1 02 LUNDY PRINCESS 1.5 1 004330 SILVER Ilarcifrv) 11-3 if Charles had gone along 0 es. Ass 3 2 A 0 7 1 1 4 2 VICEROY (CT)) (SF) (1 A Waugh) 5-2 1 WHISTLING POOL (01 (T 9-2 0 Smith: SETTING PORAGAST an English club professional 4- 6210 lIEXAR .0. (Inshant) 9-2 5-2 Prim 7-2 Alice 11-3 Ask. 7.1 'Hayden Jones.

in the semiat that stage in his career he. 5- 24 WEEPERs SOY (SF) (S Mmits) 6-9 I ClarlimlWlNlT lO-1 Araffsts. 24. 1 Sihror. of the open singles is 7- 4242F0XF0R0 (L Ogle) 5-5 11 Nutrtteme.

I would have been forced to. MILITATE Cora Rost 5-4 floylake open lawn tennis' i. change over. UNIVERSAL CD Whela,) 5-4 (Sponsored by the 03 MILITARY MAN (LTMI) 5-0. I The betting is more like SETTING FORSCAST -000 002 SUNNY PRINCE a 5-4 a five million to one that he, Liverpool Daily Post and 45..,...

11.4 Ruifoymodfo. 9-2 Mltltite. 5-1 vissiiims I oo zamaoaara conantain 4-o Echo) at West )(lay Park sow. 11-1 soy. ise-s 156-6 ottmrs.

-COO 00 1 WAR PAINT (G 1 iiassnin would never have made the; 0 CAGEY GAIT (1. Barrio) 11-11 great tournament player that to night. '2 35--SNOWN JACK STAKES HANDICAP. 11.00 1 00 4 CIR. GUIDE (1 Romeo) 4.11 he has now proved himself In the quarter-tinal last 12- 0004 MADAME TllOO (C Sell) 11.11 1-019011riaNNAZAR 4-5-4 I OO 0 0 CLARICA Titylor) 6-11 be.

i night, Miss O'Donnell played Y- (31 11- 12 LOVILT 11119.1/0- 1 1 42 17.00 0432 11.11 10. 0 'Wood 'e) 0-11 IR- 000320 ANCRORAGI NETTING FORECAST 0-4 MRllery Man 3-1 Lovell P. IA Sunny 10.1 Glrl 100-0 War Paint. ClOO4l. 150-0 Mlarar eails 3-0 04030 (57 Wenn) 4.7-13 0 4.1430 02 715441111.4•WS WHAM (I WSW 4-7-10Cellee Smith 5- 1 00043 LOST PROPERTY (C 1 414ells) 10 0000 DEIRIO RoNanl 5-7-5 IMO44Ak 7.32 3022 SEA LEOPARD (0f1(G 701110 5-7-0 12 00302 CROIX DE GUERRE (117) MIENW44O) 5.7 0 5 PAM OWING to The principal argument oflexceptionally well to at the the change-over brigade was; South African, Charleen that there scarcely ever HAD Rigby.

10-8, 7-5, in a match been a great left handed appreciated by a large golfer. No southpaw, they i number of spectators. Mrs! would solemnly say, has ever Jones, making her first! won either the British or the' appearance, got through two 04400 00 ADAM me a. oat.) 7-7-0 PONTEFRACT i American Open titles. losing only three sarrwm FORECAST tg fr i ll 11i5t 5..

0 0 r1y 1 111 1 17 471 M1 7.0 HANDICAP £lOO 1 I that was pretty obvious if alli games in the process. left-handers had been The other semi finalists are 111- 5 210 0002 PURSUED A 4.9.0 persuaded to become right- Jill Blackman, of Australia, mutes as.ooe l'ig tr uit Dal red 5-94 Wean 411-13 I handed. who was runner-up last year 1- 500 0310 ROTNERS (7.13 ex 'W Ellaleeery) 4.8•13 1- 411 MOSOPOTAMIA (11 FraMagetorbaue L. a and Great Britain's No. 5 Infland) 11 -1 1 OP IIII II 7 0303 40 FIELICARIO (Bo PLAYERS RUINED 11 TALANASSE (C 0) (T COMFIT) 8-9 A' rassior Rita Bentley (Blackpool).

Thiel SIKH (W 13.6 Mmxo, BETTING FORECAST How many thousands of a repeat of last year's semi -I s- OM o(1 la, sl 8-6 players have been secretly 'final when the Australian girl; SETTING FORECAST fir Tooter. 4.7 Mfiergetamia. 3-1 Tatman's. 6-1 Ogebrollo. 140.8 NM.

725 --13CICH SELLING HANDICAP. 94110 Ira ruined in the process I dread 'won after an exciting three-. Ito think. Many of them, I sup-'set match, 44c --11ALMONAL STASIS HANDICAP (3-7-0). IEI.OOO 124 0010 TONY ANDY (1 Nortese) 34-7 1 ra .44.0 1' m.

2 030(1 5 ROYAL TREE (Moloney) 4.0.0 I PIBMN pose, were impressed by the Italian champion and 1962 MIRAGE ISFI (N Leelkar) 1.300 014 GRIMSTON QUEEN (W) 7111 1 71 4 4 theoretical exposition about Wimbledon! singles runner-up, A Ilmeslas Ift 2 1 4-000 002 ONEIDA Goodwill) 4-11-11 governing hands and guiding 22-years-old Australian toco giv i STEM TZIN 01 CC440411) 6.10 pckalry 7. 000000 MORAYDENT maws 'Martin Mulligan. made up for a-e 0 Rocg ort) 1.7 1 hands with which so many .00214 PACKFONG IR Smogs) 5-4 1 Thomas ILIIWTHonI IS) SUGAR SWEET (Canals) 8-4 nnin ti me last night by 1:. 0.3213 CI CULAR 8,, a 4a) 8.1 11111411 10.0200 00 MAORI DANCER (W A Arrineorn(- teachers down the years have Moat wri 37 blinded some poor wretch into his two singles COSE (11 041 m) 7-13 la Yates '3 12.0 00032 ROTNWILL QUEEN (P Carr) 3.7 9 Snaltlo matches to brie him to the TASTE OF HONEY (Marogel 7.10 0 Elliott SITTING FORECAST 13440.040 YASMIN II 7 8 paying for 36 lessons instead last eight. He meets BETTING FORECAST S-4 Row Trigs 3-1 Togyvarmly.

9.2 Grinistoo 13geog. of a dozen. Cheshire player, Rex Hack 11110-30 toss. 4-1 Stem Tort 4-1 Clrmilar. 1.1 11-1 0011.4 100-7 1 What they all conveniently to-night for a place in the e'i Sas Pa 127 100-8 TosSo Of Nonm.

Mem i 735 camas HANDICAP (3.Y-0). LlOO SC forget is that what comes semi-final In the other two I 1.112013. COUNTRY' naturally is 10 times more to be decided 5.15 -COAMIOURN C.NASB STAKES (3-Y-0). Ll.OOO were. io, 3-000 010 YURIOUG (Di 8.7 0 Plimt (7) likely to succeed than what to-night, Owen French (Aus- 1.203101 piRITTO in Image) 9-3 f-030303 GLINSHIE (0, Porn 8.2 1 888 i rbm does not-unless you can trails) plays the Lancashire 1- 40.43° algtirli.

'ilii (W l4 at 69 ro 6-3 I 1 1 0.:0011 I LI III. I A 0' 4-4 1 Davey) 11-0 P4Bolllt S- 043 APPRENTICE 11l Carr 7-032100 WHISTLING PIXIE (A 1 7-1 county Charles s- 000 PRINCE (W Nero) 8-10 I 9- 0030 MAY CLOUD (--) 7-E Applewhafte (Manchester) t- 0 NIGHTINGALE (R D. 8-10 000000 3TRAIGNTOMO 1 1301 (SrsioNfon) 7-6 and John litllebrand Aust. :0 0 12 Ust vzv zrzz I 10-0300 00 STAUNTON HAROLD (Larobton) 7-1 Stormek (71 grails), who won the title in 11- 003 CRETINCIA 10 Smytk) 8.7 0 Hutchinson BITTING PORECAST 1961 and lost in three sets to BETTING FORECAST 1. 5-4 11411 berg.

3-1 Wangler. 9-2 Coontry Style. 8-1 Roger Becker last year; meets 114 a .1 0.1 5 4 101,.... Ar, 4- Pi-. 10 0 -5 20- a former Lancashire cham- 20 -WALNUT STAKES.

L4OO orklod, l' a ge. pion, Geoffrey Stu BOGSIDE 1 -0431142 ANOTNEA PNOINIX I Kafiri" (Blundellsands). The second Msollionso Iseed, Bob Howe. of Australia, 2. 1 -MONTGRIEN AN MILLING HANDICAP.

WO :10 0 W1 POI ZS (O I I OEN I se id 3..4 .0400 reached the semi-final last 2. 003200 DAVID PAUL IC CH (1 Demo) 8.9-11 0 -000400 SANDAL SEAT (Mae) 3.7.11 0 (7 by beating the Welsh 3.4 00013 FILMITT (Ormston) MOAN BETTING FORECAST 4-11 O.M. 15-111 JOhn 1 Keel. 10-1 ANON Posonlo. 1000 Jim Upton, of 6.000222 ccsisrli.ares (omma) 4- MINIM MINIM MeL Wrexham, in straight sets.

10. 003 0 45a4 1 4 4 .3 4.f:i 3 1 II a' 8,45 -SYCAMORE MAIDEN PEAT! (301-0) ESOO I' although handicapped with a poooa SHAWNEE (It 3-7-7 back injury. i SUNS 1 1-7 1 -li 7-7 6 (7)- I- 000040 .11 grq .1111 Ha a ri il. 1-10 1 Greagabar 0 liseklo (7-0 00004 NIGH HOWDON Nartileg 1-7-7 1 Yenta (7), 4. SEA SPRITE (Doyle) 2-10 00 GRECIAN GOLD 0 ANANEEN) 11-10 0 MaNIINE Pye's Return BITTING FORECAST Welker 14.

00032 RAIDING LION! INiellinsMNll 8-10 7- 30 MERRY SON ON Stmaimmen) 11-19 2.1 Filmes. 3.1 Cieistoliagm. 5-1 Tres VONlkeory. 18-1 8 302 HOLLY LANE 'SF) (I 0....) 8-10 PENNE With Szakacs Devil Paul 100-8 20-1 ethers. -00 ALGAII'S KIRK (CoNahrili) 32 DON JOSE Nero) 11-7 1 tmeow 2.45 --MIDDLETON STAKES (2-7-11).

INN aided. M. '2- 040 CROCKPORDS 04 Preomen Nana) Z. 7 Tabor Szakacs, ace Hun- 031 0402 ANTHER Hartigan) 8-7 1 CONCENTR A TION (Perryman) 8-7 carian heavyweight, returns 030 ROMAN 1 4, 1 1,447 4 sliPs A DeNINNie Liverpool Stadium 9- 043 ONLY REAM (1414 11-10 004 KEAN''' (W Eatterby) 8.7 1 MOM to-morrow night for a return Ik. 00040 HIGHWAY Nss '4 ragn.lt etr; 7 5- 7 contest with Jack Pye (Black- 14.

4242 BUSTLE IN (o roSton) 8-10 pool). They met a few weeks 1. -1 0 I Nial, 1.... 3-1 1.... 5- 1 SarMea.

Antler, 10.1 8-10 I ago, and Pye, having punished SETTING FORECAST Szakacs severely was moving 7-4 Parses 7.2 Oily A 9-2 Reatlo 1.. 11-1 51.1* 9.10 MAIDEN KATE (3-Y-Cii. 1900. sr. in to take the winnin 50 fall ser.

1-5 April Witch. 20.1 Ne4l9. when the Hungarian electri- 3.15 -SORIANO HANDICAP. 4,408 added. 110.

1- 000 34 QUALITY FAIR (11.11 'sakes; 9 9 Lindley 2- 1330 00 40104 BOOK (W Grey, 9-9 8 esnertmo fled the audience with a BOBBIN SI 11 Eastailm) 9.9 sensational fall. FYe asked s- 0000 1 2 LA 1173 8 OP AYR (0) (811 A StooneVAIIM 5.00.0000 LO A i.A 't Easilierby) ll for a quick return to prove 14 0 303 MC. neWITCSIED (Sortie) 4-0-2 03 SMITHY CHACk (IIO es P-5 16- 104330 CITY COPPER (Wed) 4-8-2 8- :3 ZENOCRATI (R Day, 9 -11 Talk the result lucky, and 17- 000410 LUSH POOL (H WhItISFOBn) 4481 1-424 340 CRISSIDE HIP) Cl Clayton) 4. 5 to-morrow night. they do cr) 00C RONSTAM 'Cagtert) 9-6 I Gnmenalsow 20.00 0000 POLLY GILLES (13) 441 13-0 00004 DORA'S EAGLET (A Balding) 9-6 battle to settle matters.

SITTING FORECAST i SaMlimp (71 4-S Lake Of Ayr. 3-1 City CoMar. 114 NIT 15- 32 000 000811.1 HANDFUL (LanNteg) 9-4 1 FOR SPORTS CLUB 100-4 0 105115 l.D A (P ryen gc. 9 A 118.14" r. ILO 0303 ROMP (W A Steonenson, 9-6 0 3.45-111`0``" HANDICAP.

NINO NEM. N. 21.42243 0 08 ARASEL (S Nam 9 6 Pim MEMBERS 2.223307 SNANCO 176 fro. 1131 IN BITTING FORECAST 5-8-12 2.1 7-2 Quality 9.2 Handful 8 1 Subiect to foot rigaVoii; Mr Clifb 4 0413 DATCATCHILD ''D 1 201144,4111 10-1 RO7Ol Rome. liobbori.

100.6 01 1 10 11 on on, 0 LAMM Margolis. Ceolobe Caleb. D.A.- 014 4 1 MI; 14028. 1....,..04 Cato Et.L.P.C.--19-33.27 54, II 12. 19.

23 25. 37 42. 43 44 48 50. 84 59. 113.

Racing To-night At Kernpton 70 76. Webb A.S.S. -Sego ai leeeMbler. TWO-YEAR-OLD STAKES 6 15 S-oorbel 35245. MI 1.500 9.

0 SOFT 501 71 SKYTOUR Ma 9 Comtom I West Chosbiais 11195! 1. -KINGFISH MIGHTY SOY (Nelson) 8.11 Williarrisea DUSKY QUEEN 17.33 A 6 A 645 3- 0 (Mforloss) 8-11 Worrol S.lll-A. 4339. 4- 0 ROBROY (14 ontomall) 11.11 11apolaor A.8.C.: 2-13. S.

HARD STUFF (Whelan) 8 11 Prkoolgial A.P. 5- 0 8.11 A 5,0111,, BITTING FORICASI 02-0316 0 LOVERS' POOL (Meg Waug 8. 1 1 Palk 1.6 Ilagyroarao 8.1 Pomate 100.4 pass, Ellomerwo tome P.C. A.A 8- 00 FORMOSA BUN ICI Marts 8.11 0 yams 3- Polkame. 20-1 0111.,, 03.09-10.

10-27-38. 9- 0 RIN-PNUNG (0 Hartreol 8-8 I I Cfackooll Pase lirmegoo A.F.C. 10- 000 (Askororts. 8 8 car. 7 ocoLL MOM On.

16-20 34 111. 000 NO DANGER II fangs) 8.8 Hrtriolgsm 1 1 Presser 01.1. 4791, 12- 0333 HEART OP GOLD OM Poo, 11-11 Starer, 1.0 1 2 1 2 LIGHT THRUM IN 0 4.14 re-draw 2844. Wedossalm 11114. 4.00 1 4 03 CHORAL SOCIETY 0 Woes 4.5.12 Trimmers Rooms S.A.-41-74-87.' SITTING FORECAST a 124443 54 7540 1,, 1 411 IS.I 5-7 100-30 Levees Peel 9.2 NO O.l S-030040 IRISH SWEEP (R 9.

7 13 IWO 17 21. 25 42 44, 47, 48. 74. 80, 10 1 Ponrov. holsosktr Dm 100.5 Formosa Rm.

9.100003 BINGO iC "instead) Rows 100- 6 10- 0102 0 SABRE (C Ol leteggiett) 1344 11-44301 1 SQUARE DEAL ITMO I 4.7 7 Poidgeogri F.C.-8-111-32: 1.17•11. 'A AC -OLACKIIOIIO3 HANDICAP. UN 400.4 S. SITTING FORECAST Preotoo O.A. Weeroselay 1 1- 01 1: 5 (alas hya arAr, a-, A 4-000 000 4-8- 1 NM S.

Sitgr 4. 3 1 1 4 1,... 0.1 1. 9N Tnrosto Chaster P.C. A.

0747 2047. 5 3001 MARTINET 1 7 en) 1 OT1 41 3 8 eri 100.6 Sabre. Ch.M. PC. 9.A.-19-204.

Lawmen (11) F.C. A.1.C.- 16. 22-50 0. 0 0440 CIP 44-13 NotrIMINN 02 -lIIGNIII44AIt HANDICAP MIN Mood. I.

rorreoel P.C. G.E.C. 18.48_48 9- 2341 MERCY 0001100 (C) 0. 2 0 0 PE-- (ss3i7" 8-0415 1114 (1 G. 404 4 ,4) CCSR.Seg, 13 5.03210 3 BLAZING SCANT CO) Mid) 4.7.7 6.11 II Can 5-10-13-11.

7-12-15-32 1,7 NOM (7 3-003 201 PIMA'S MRS .7.4 cm .11 INMS) 8-11 a Mem WNW .10 002004 IC 0: (511 I4M. 7188) 0000 (St.ch mc 811 000004 GRAM GOLD COI 5 000 ALMA .0 U.S A 9 1:: FLOM 'l2-2000 20 CM smommil 4-7-7 0 7 000 001 8 6 113.022 300 PAGAN PRAY'S (110 Vlr sag) 1- 7 .7 "Os. 000003 CMINNOTRI II 11444 71010 101 I I 3002 00 NAVAL SALLITI IA CumNIO 7.7 SITTING FORECAST SITTING roatecws, PITOGRAMME Foll JULY II 1-4 1114414 Scent Pam. S-1 1 7-4 Flom 3.1 Palm 74 MAMA 11-1 ChM I TA I 0-71111 1 martmet. Come 1484 Marc.

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