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Daily Telegraph Morning foot 3 Saturday October I9S4 WOODWARD IN WASPS XV ONLY COMPTON MCC FROM (113) SAVES DISASTER I I i a a I 8 8 I RUNNING WATER CAN DEFY WEIGHT AT SANDOWN eOD TT 7 swiss Navy May Complete Hat-Trick RUNNING A TFD at i Winner of the Gordon Carter Handicap i iast month is expected to land the two miles to? five-vpar-nlH SOtt rides Mrs Ranks nveyear-om length ASrvLaorn ng Water beat Corydalis cleverly by half a Mxf the riyalry on 21b better terms but Raphael flve-year-old has run since in the Cesare- HOTSPUR'S SELECTIONS SANDOWN I Trafalgar Pte King's star witch and Running Water is kTe the fresher horse fhe raced Red Mill horse has penty of stamina paish gets his revenge FLASHES OF THE OLD master in cochet By LANCE TIN'GAY G- L- Paish beat Cochet In the contest between the Inter- mss? Queens Club yesterday but only after Cochet wearing 52 year's p8htIy had had an adventure of match points lost and won in much the same spirit of 25 years ago when he was Wimbledon champion Paish won 6-8 6-1 12-10 revenging himself for defeat last year The Rest of the Batting Disappoints From SW ANTON ADELAIDE Friday Performance against South Australia can only be ATA described as a disappointment with one mitigating circumstance True the exception was no less significant a matter than a century by Compton but even that could only partially make up for some singularly sketchy batting A Mermaid with a Sense of Humour By PATRICK GIBBS hausted by Miranda in which Glynis Johns was seen a few might be thought that the fun to be had with mermaids had been pretty well ex- years ago Not at all the author- as manag sequel Mad About Men iLeii Peter Blackmore ed a cester Square) in which the comedy is kept going surprisingly and Miss Johns Is there again to play a8ainst a verT weak bowling side One heard with misgiving that Compton was going to be played straight upon his arrival He had had a tiring air journey prolonged to a week with a minimum of sleep There is generally a delayed reaction to such an 2 0 Rosemary Swiss Navy 2 30 Hwia Williams Mem Kuniunc Water 3 0 Atalanta Stks l-e Mistral 3 30 Daphne sry Tarain 4 0 Heather N'sry Streak of Dawn PONTEFRACT Newby Stks Near Star 2 Leatham Pte Appllow Miranda as if she enjoyed every minute of it of It I 1 1 Hcap' WUfrforcrat he shoufd double fault tamePv DO! BLL Appllow A- Golden Dragon at one Qf DO'nts was 2-30 Pontefract Dragon 3 0 Normanton Pte Courte Notes and Hints a of Cochet the veteran THE FORMER MAGIC LDN WELSH HOME GAME AT RICHMOND heath" Harltuinsantf RoSJlyn Park are out of town to-day and Richmond are without a fixture the field of selection for the Rugby is The accidental of Richmond and the clashing of London Irish and London Scottish at Blackheath have however enabled London Welsh and the tomeeL at Richmond 7he be a big attraction The Welsh who hope that will be fit enough to resume wenSho to wno is at coming into thefrorow sVrett ls fit enough to re- turn the pacit Swain continues aSThekkiIck-oflr incidentally is fixed for 3 o'clock and not 230 as on the Welsh card Season tickets for the LKHrouad wlU be avallable lor Richmond IRISH AND SCOTTISH CLASH London Irish have the interna- tionai Smith and their hooker Doherty back again but Archer unfortunately fractured a couple of ribs In Dublin earlier ln the week Griffith the Sussex centre retains his place view of the form he showed on tour Seven of their eight Internationals are turning out for the Scottish for -ftg '3' SSSMSt will be playing his last game before returning north Lewis Jones the RU and ln- ternational who is on a reserve trainintf is expected to assist leonport Ser ice against the Sara- eens at Southgate where the home captain A Eames after six ftujsfu i Oxford travel to Gloucester and reserve traininsr ls expected to assist (e ouuiiiKte wane me uuuic VS ouzh injVry returns to hook A Hutchings is also available in the centre Cambridge are at home to their LX Injuries have compelled the club complete revision of the Cambridge side A broken collar-bone will keep Griffiths out for a month and Roberts A Barter and A Herbert are also casualties Pour players make appearance for the Smith a freshman Kershaw also a wing centre and Brown wing for-1 I) 8 (t 5 5 i a a 5 a 9 8 3 a i British club led 5-1 at the end of the first day Paish gams credit not for beating a man 20 years older than himself but surhrnn'c K1 "taina suen strong shadows of his old magic rr rk skill ant? suc strength of personality that he difflcult to bring down Yet his cool saving of vital points typified Cochet the evergreen and here and there he was almost as good he once was When the ball came easily to him he steered It ably with deft turn of wrist He could not however maintain his skill when harried and his smashing lacked its old timing Paish resolute but almost clumsy kWarS Into defeatHekneayhou LLXaJrln? very well in the tp brloKthK 1 Tloczyrski the Pole who appears f0r the British Club to-day will soon play his last match as an amateur take up an appointment in Edinburgh next year bt 7-9 I Paish (OB) bt Oochet 6-8 6-1 12-10 Oaklrj (OB I bt OwTremau 64 4-6 7-5 Paiah fc Harn play his last match as ah amateur He txirri professional and experience and time had allowed only one net practice as it happened on a damp lively wicket It seemed to be asking a lot Compton is no ordinary parruc nnvn- and as thinus have games aver and as things have turned out it no mean thing that Austra-ana- shoud have seen at over four hours and three-quarters Compton ln slightly under three misummfhe lttedlry aTie pleased and ln spite of all his liberties gave only one chance (and that an bot one to deep uzre At this stage with Gravenev going remarkably iTnd lSi on th? with three men out Compton clearly felt he had had enough The sun heat down and the air was oppres- sively sticky He was wobbling visibly at the knees But at this juncture Oraveney played forward ln that loose way he has as though he were taking a net and ws clean bowled This brought ln Cowdrey and put net hoe fne if 1st a further onus on Compton for if he assistance Thus Compton buckled to again lasting out the 50 minutes until tea and in the interim reaching his cen- tury It was Cowdrey Indeed who went first dragging his right foot in pushing forward at Roxby a slow leg spinner who forthwith began to )'ivp reward for earlier punishment When Compton shortly followed the il acquitted iuelf without distinc- tion and that was that tury pusui Wh tail a nDrM a wt a ucvirv DRfcNNAN A IVlfcIMAUl! nthr ITnimnrpggivp I uiiiipiCMKC As the South Australians came off the field they may well have marvelled at their success It was the usual cramp I remember to have seen from Sheffield Shield side Wilson who took five for 81 ls the -slow left-arm bowler whom Evans hit for slx jTours In six balls to win an tOjCSt6a Mr WnlttElkcr ArsCIlSll wira is not quite fit and is being and ran well ln the Lowther at Newmarket a fortnight ago He had earlier won a iong-distance handicap at Havdock ip he cons: ered are Lebec and Scottish Sea but I think the will be fought out by the three handicap and take Runmng Water to win from Red MU anl Corydalis LE MISTRAL PREFERRED Le Mistral missed a race at Newmarket yesterday to run ln the Atan-a Stakes in which he meets Astraeus and the uncertain Dyoko at wcigau logger distances aSd" ference to Le Mistral an Impressive winner at Hurst Park In sD-te of aSenairv hc Is expected St'BaTdred PynA? gy ma brihe threed hFey hi to1 master All Scotch Just beaten over course and distance a fortn ght ago will be well bacxed in the Daphne Nursery' but I ake a chance with Taran who haped at Lmjfield as if she would Wgl SllitpH hv a milA n-irc-n-o be well suited by a mile nursery APPILOW AT PONTEFRACT There is also racing at Pontefract where I look to Applow to wn the Jragon ln the hands of I Carr may defeat Sun Glow a course1 winner and Edge of Beyond ln the ex nic edrtt a expected to master the Newmarket pair Kng of the Prairie and Equity Normanton Juvenile Plate chosen to win the 1 Handicap from Fur Baby and Comic Turn Near Star a winner last time out has Boboli and to beat in jSewty Apprentice Stakes Gloa- eintthe Tinfhelf Handicap iandicap NEWMARKET SURPRISE Romany Air Atones At Newmarket yesterday there was a bg surprise in the £1000 Pinal Handicap for the winner was Romany Air wo could only finish sixth in a race at Newbury last Saturday of his Newbury failure Romany A was at a long price yes- nzths from Currv with Av(t(nnl form ho won ono TREBLE FOR SMITH Smith brought off a treble winning the Hadstock Handicap on Shuhra the Moulton Stakes on Pappa Fourway and the Granchester Nursery on Cronus Shubra outstayed Golden Robin to win by a neck and Pappa Pourway got home by half a length from the maiden Manatl Queen Orders ran disappointingly In the Granchester Nursery Papple-wlck failed to reproduce the form he had shown fortnight earlier and tdow KaH lrl wii' I finished a long way behind Cronu- who jtist got the better of the hooded Awning I bt ft Pillett 6-4 3-6 6-1: Oakley ft Wilson (OB) bt Borotra ft Destremau 6-4 7-5 QTWFA1T OF FIAWTSI IQ AalVrAa VfP HAWil 13 SANDOWN NAP Bv Our Resident Correspondent m'h'tlns Nursery The danger in a useful field may Underwear none too lucky in run- nlng when narrowly beaten by Nonchalance at Newmarket in Streak orDawn thirdto Sephj and Counsel the Newmarket! September i REVENGE FOR PAISH Paish- who beat the veteran Frenchman Cochet 6-8 h-t Jtin i 12-10 after a two-hour duel at -I'1 bCJin Cochet defeated Paish in three sets in three sets if Affr JO riVTM LvVIID JO vll A REST TWO WEST BROM MEN UNFIT Arsenal Will be without their and inside-right Jimmy or bunderland The little Scottish for- tO-dav warn manager said vesterdav fi1tnn mhn fin Tt tocrl XT ovaninor I Million wno piavea aeainst Maccabi on Tuesday evening con- iPfarnerS15 Tapscott on the right wing ana either Lawton or Holton will lead the attack Shackleton (under treatment for a yesterday and return to make a full-strength Sunderland team Though amateur Seamus O'Connell wU1 aain £lay for Chelsea In the Stamford Bridge against Charlton the West London side still have to make a forward change as McNlchol is not fit Smith deputises in Oxford University a TOTTENHAM: NO CHANGE Tottenham will be Everton -for the fourth successive against Manchester United game against Aston Villa "WesBromwich win hp withmit nnHrC onn n9rin Injury iiTrv tn bimntnn tr th I min mV 'tfAnJiit o15Ltit HibernYan hai recovered from a knock on the thigh sufficiently to take over Merrick England and Birmingham Bradford Europe Cup Plan Copenhagen Friday The Execu- i ward I When Drennan went off MCC captain Johnstone after 35 minutes were six for one and J2K ln Gwynne-Jones the Llandovery He returned during the afternoon jef wing-threequarter and but contributed only two or three Jones an American who ls given a overs The rest of the bowling was Place in the pack looser and in particular shorter than f)()WER RK iX MARSDEN FIGHT 11111 ROARD TO DFriDF DUAiaLr Da rower Empire fiv-welght Do Helens) for the vacant British flyweight title The contest was to have taken place before the end Of December Nat Seller manager said veslerdav that he had come to this decision because hopes of matching Dower with Yoshio Shirai for the world title in London next March were bright In fairness to Marsden I am going to pull Dower out of the fight and KjVe Marsden a chance to fight someone else for the championship jle jf Dower does win the world title then Marsden will have the first chance to take it from him I provided he is British champion then up to the stewards to decide if they Win accept Dower nv rki view" fl Mr Georg Dingley chairman of the Central Area Council said that his council would take a very dim view of the withdrawal I shall lodge a protest with the Board of Con- trol he added and ask that Dower be ordered to meet Marsden and the winner be matched with Shirai for the world title Let Dower go forward If he ls good enough as British champion Surely after his heartbreaks Marsden must be given his chance Tills Dutch Holder AU11 wullu UU1UCI Jake Tull who lost his Empire fly- rounds at the Sophia Gardens Pavilion Cardiff on Nov 29 Tuli beat Van Der Zee ln London early this year The referee stopped the bout in the seventh round because of a cut over the Dutchman's eye Army beat Wales The Army beat Wales 8-2 at Aider- shot last night Results Flyweight Pie Ltntford (RAMC) bt In wood ptfi Bantam Pt Dormer iRAOC) bt Merchant pU Feather: Pe A Utviin (RAOCI bt Pmtrl pis rrincu NVthi bt CpI Stuart tf0SKr mimi: pte Hrrinton irmici'm Huriev pts: i(h Hry Ofr Hariran (RThl Buckltv pis: Hravy: Cp Dubbi (R Ei bt Curtis pts Dublin: Otrmunjr bt Ireland 8-2 BRITAIN CAN LEAD BELGIAN HOCKEY vvtvv rivalled this week-end bv the JtenSttaSal tournament at Brussels where Great Britain who well SHOIIID BEAT SWISS they began in first place TEST FOR VARSITIES Two of the leading Ixjndon clubs Hounslow and Southgate are at home to Oxford and Cambridge respectively and will test them severely I have considerable respect Tor the Cambridge forwards but the South- Sltfdmece if nave met If tne old Oxrord Bine Abell at centre-half keeps a match with the chances perhaps Just ln favour of Oxford Neighbours Richmond and Teddlne-ton who meet at Old Deer Park each have a player away with the British team ln Brussels Nell Forster inside Barling saddles Swiss Navy ln pre-ference to Taw Valley for the Rose- match Por their iR A OC i bt Jenkins pts Weller: her sense of humour is never doubt She alwavs appears to be ut to say something amusing Donald Sinden and Glvnis Johns in Mad About and we are half way to laughter before she has a word out So it is that quite ordinary lines have unexpected effect What's your a pawnbroker asks Miranda she really it seems the good deal of this rather flshv fun resulting from Miranda's presence on dry land masquerading as an invalid (leg trouble of course) under the care of her old nurse Margaret Rutherford Her effect on the population of a Cornish fishing village is electric especially on a comic colonel nicely done bv Nicholas Phipps and the local squire given a romantic aspect by Donald Sinden Dora Bryan as a simple mermaid who plays a conch shell like a French horn and sings sea Mr Campbell Dixon will resume his notes next week shanties like nothing on earth and Miss Rutherford at ner most whimsical contribute to keeping the Joke alive and the secret undiscovered It is only in the end when Miranda consents to sing at a concert organised by the knowing fiancee that she seems to be cornered Fortunately for her it is held on the pier and there seems reason to fear that Miranda will oe uiopifmop soon Mr oiacKmore M8embled a new SfL of ldeaa- upai5r'or BlMkmoreneiRS The film to make the deepest impression on me was the least elaborate Federico La Straoa (The Road) deals with only three characters and finds Its settings lp The opening scene in which a strolling plaver or "busker buys from her mother for a few lire a simple-minded girl to assist in his act aroused immediately feelings of mlal an curiitv which lemaineo strong until the very end This man is a giant whose act performed wherever he can find an audience consists of bursting chains He is also a brute behaving more like an animal than a human being with a strong appetite for drink and women and no thought beyond its treating her and she hasn't the intelligence despite several attempts to escape from the night- rtftf env marish life tiiey lead together a contrap tion that van After bizarre adventures all of a pattern in town and country travelling the roads in a contrap-hat is half motor-cycle half they loin a circus There the girl is befriended by a real clown and if Inolrs ns if she will on intn him I 1 i go into ms act and Start What must he a bril- Uant and happv career liant and happv career mary Handicap mafie steadv trr Swiss Navy has I hSrd' tobS11 nl an9 wm pe naro peat CuS' I Ugogo is expected to Improve upon ciuse in me ronterraci Manai- Sap and A Prairie is much Sky ls faSc fofh" JunMe pljfp selLtmn- 1 Juvenle O-jlJ urlT Sky 4 Streak Dan (nph STRENGTH Although White and Lead bet ter are bampton are mq stronrred still absentees JnBmteffid! and I now ln the appearance of for visit to hurt DavieYand GGRoberts are included ln the Harlequin team Bath ditdv rnuiou irrnvn RUGBY UNION MATCHES I iek-af oouK i cointy Cheshire nrhom (New Br I tcn 2 30) Norrilu mberiftnd cftn- brand Westmorland (at Gosforth 3 CLUB Ldn Irish Ldn Scot- 55 Ldn welsh Wasp iRichmond 3 gtd 5 lequin Bedford don onw! 1 Pk Brudford cmbridge lx Bath Harl Birkenhead Pk Brudford Cumbridge la flight and spin However MCC found divers ways of getting out mostly lust when they looked Just about set Hutton Unadventurous At the start of the day Edrlch batted nearly half an bour In apparent perplexity then hit a full pitch hard and high to Horsnell who when he recovered from his follow through held a very good return catch one-handed above his head Simpson began by giving a hard nd chance to the I leg winner then gradually grew in confidence until finally it undid him He hit Wilson for two six four and in the 0V7eSkedaieg hit somewhere Htton and Compton played easily 'JS? Playln "le 0 4PT 9 vi fnriiin- ii niatch against l)frnj omit) After PONTEFRACT 230Manll 3 Kin( nf aU An Cray of hls Jnjured right hand shows no broken bones but as the hand is still painful his return to the side has been further postponed Schofield continues as deputy Prairie: 3 30 Too Maryellou ON THE FLAT Q3lk66p6r Will IlOt plgy Jjj UtlC (he 7-2 Oolden Dragon 9-2 Merite 5 RUNNERS RIDERS SANDOWN PARK I 100 Bank Row 8-5 Wt: ington Gethin 010 Wo ik uui ruvculuic mum wvUtci a i auw uyy uimiRnauu i cub cumbridge oniv (2 30) Cheitenhum early in the afternoon mlsdriving 12 30 to-dav The Italian Film Festival held at AidhMTserrv 'lSShv' The best of Compton was seen in the jf they win again as they should the Tivoli this week has been a Phe with Graveney which brought the British team will have much 51 in half an hour Including three stronger opposition ahead of them ln reproductions of the cover-drive that the semi-final and final rounds to-had all the marks of pedigree morrow and Monday South Australia should have had By that time however the British 35 minutes batting but after three players cannot fail to have made a Vs-rfi' l7x tm f3 5i" ston Abb (3 i Nuneaton Metro Police oxford Oniv Gloucester 2 30 Plymouth Alb OS (Chat h-3-1 5' Pontypooiv Bridgend 13 30) Red- until lunch though the captain did not adventure much He was out began enough with a 5-0 victory over France meet Switzerland at pestva model of thoughtful programmemaking It would have been easy to find half-a-dozen films of more popular appeal impassible to make a more varied selection overs the light grew very murky and great improvement ln these competl-the game was called off for the day tive conditions and they must stand a very good chance of finishing where MCC Firtl Inning Lovtl IUmlPV for Transfer Scot 13-2 Sweet Memories 8 Noggusbov XaUIHlCJ IUI IldUMCI 10 Edgr of Beyond 100-7 Accord Murillo 20 others 0 NORMANTON JCV PTE 2-Y-O £300 5t 022 Tobergregan 9-0 Elwell Brown 30 Matrix 9-0 Vasev 220 Ronnie Renown 9-0 Greenshield Maher 332 King of the Prairie 9-0 Jarvis Nevelt 0 John (eoff 9-0 Penmngworth Mitchell 0 Brawn Chief 9-0 Elwell Burkle Dangerous Dan 9-0 Sheddem Caldwell 00 Sayvara 9-0 Scobie Gunn 00 Buon Light 9-0 Taylor Muok 00 Lintlaw 9-0 Newton A Russell 023 Equity 8-11 Colling Smith 430 Glittering Act 8-11 Armstrong Larkin To KaT' JB" SunderUnd are believed to be asking Ward Carr a of £5000 li Leader Littiewood Watson also an England and York-the Prnirie 3 Equity 5 Court shire cricketer lives and trains in nnA Ml? a a Tr rJv5'g Lumley Charlton's inside forward has been put on the transfer list at his own request He Lumley Joined Charlton five years ago from Crook Hill Juniors Durham and made his League debut against Arsenal last March His brother formerly also a Charlton player is now Mr Ted Fenton West Ham mana- ger visited Sunderland yesterday to continue negoti of international iations for the transfer il wing-half Watson believed to be askine 90 22-year-old SWISS NAVY IS BEST OF DAY BY Of COCRSE CORRESPONDENT With much imDroved £ree year Sld rg0Sy and the lightly- elhted High Time in opposi- tion there may be a tight finish is Handicap (20) at Sanrinwn tn rtav Flying Argosy returned form at Newbury a week azo 1 1 I I tn nn i rv to wnnlng ago and success but I am making SWISS NAVY the selection With 7st 71b this Ocean Swell geldinz looks the Swell gelding looks the pick of the handicap ASCOT REPEAT? Running Water and rYirvrin Brat and second in the two miYw Carfr HandicaP at Ascot last month clash again in the Hwfa Williams Memorial Handicap (2 30) At the weights there should again two at the finish but OKVDAMS with an ad- vantage of 21b for a half-length beat- ing may just reverse the placLi si RFi exnwtPd tn ovir MistraLs' nninv n10 Atalanta Stakes (30) and I N'DEK- Conkers' the Heather Nursery (4 0) 10595GINS TOTAL AT BLOODSTOCK SALES AVERAGE OF 125Gns Total for the three days of the Houghton Bloodstock Sales con- clnrieri at Newmarket yesterday i595gns for 85 jots an average a market yterday a 1059ogns for 85 lots an average These figures are not comparable with those for sale which were persal of two big fl eMarto7al of992gns foruY the toa nrice of the dav She wenFYY Bailing the Newmarlpf A yearling filly by Signal Light out of Chaklta yesterday sold for 700gns the top price of the day She went to Ba ling the Newmarket trainer acting on behalf of Lord Ellesmere i Present indications are that the Newmarket December Sales will be I hoa vior thon tVwvca rf loot iraav Tf 1 heavier than those of last year It ls estimated that at least 1200 lots are! ilkely to come under the hammer In Shoe 8-o Maxwell Jone 021 Quien Conker 8-5 Pnv a Wilton 192 Pru Gaston 212 -711 Smrlh G- Le' J0 H'-U -6 Templeman Forte 922 Thorouxhfare 7-2 Stickler Forte 000 llangibby 7-1 Sturdy A Shrive 100-30 Onderwear 4 Streak of Dawn 9-2 Bank Row 11-2 Queen Conkers 8 Metodor 10 Sightseer 100-7 Monk Shoe Matigram 20 others TOTE DOI BIE 230 and 330 rare APPRENTICE ALLOWANCES A Shrive j11 51b- nd 51b other 1D- 1 30 NEWBY APPK STKS £250 added lm III srnni irr sirs 6ju iuuhj A ill 1 Near Star 4 8-3 A Barclay Blarkitoek 0 Trimonr 4 7-7 Greenahielda W(enton 0 Rarwood 4 7-7 A Vasey White AQA a a 303 0m- 474 Osguthorne 420 Kumala 3 7-0 Elwell Arthur 000 Westward Ho II 3 6-11 Dent Bentley 040 PeUI 3 6-11 Vasev Ellison 000 Pedens Print 3 6-11 Fenr ngworth 9-4 Boboli 7-2 Near Star 5 7 Kumala l6 Westward Ho II 20 other 2 0 LEATHAM SrTE 2-Y-O £300 5f 031 Gay Lane 9-5 Denr Mook 21 Indian lore 9-5 Binnie Nevett 000 Fensero-o 9-5 Calvert Greenaway Wharton Britt I 6 Alpine Star 3 7-0 Moroney Jn Thompson 330 Boholi 3 7-0 Armstrong Benon Bentley or i erkin OODonford 8-12 (Much ClfyuS 000 Need Mut 8-12 Pearce StanfieM 000 Young Squib 8-12 Calvert op Willett 000 Quality lnn 8-12 well Burkle 000 Gutoo 8-12 Kouvoumdjian Devlin 000 Grunter 8-12 Scoeie Gunn 000 Sraltbark 8-9 Hartgan 000 Ciwtliil 8-9 Davey Etbenngtan 0 Annawhm 8-9 Doyle 004 urriran 8-9 A Barclay Mitchell 000 Lane-Belle 8-9 Ward Carr 230 Sharking 8-9 Ward Parkr 3 Indian Lore 4 Appilow 11-2 Grunter 7 Dolly' Rock 10 G' Lane Vivacious Girl Contessa Lami-Beile Shocking 2o others 2 30 PONTEFRACT HCP 3-Y-O £400 lWm Britt 001 Swevt Memories 7-8 Weymea E- Larkin 330 Sun Glow 7-8 Colling Hide 122 Merite 7-B Hl 231 Edge af Beyond 7-5 Carr Pavall 440 Finnegan's Wake 7-5 A Cooper WfHlOO 400 Muty Mi 7-5 Taylor Bentley i 300 Fleet Lane 7-5 Vaaey be as a I be lo 3 74 3 I tive Committee of the European Foot- nngton Widnes st Helens ball Federation to-day approved plans for a European Soccer Cup competition It is proposed to hold the tournament every fourth year ln the intervals between the world Cup series Final decisions would have to be taken by the International Football Federation Reuter Eire XI Norway Ten players from football leas UNIVERSITY COUNTRY OXFORD By A Special A pointer to the 1hl utaxa'i fora (itarea are shown in Mark 130 TRAFALGAR PTE 3-Y-O £300 lm 400 Ttroloxian 9-0 Smyth Rirkaby 00 Prinee BureunUy 9-0 Parmer JBu iker 423 Kino Star 9-0 Breislet 302 Salute 9-0 Wa'wyn Sanirke 440 Royaiivt of Chantry 9-0 A Tnylor Grthin 000 Criardor 8-11 Duller Htnter 2 Star 11-4 Salute 9-2 Rc aliat of Chantry 6 Theologian 100-8 others 10: ROSEMARY CAP 3-Y-O £400 added naan a 0 So! pTy AriJy'88-5 Elliott 100 hanlerir 7-13 A Smyth Iwis 040 Defender 7-13 Cotgrlll Smith 400 Irarian 7-11 1 Nlghtlngal! CrarkarH Oil Swim Navy 7-7 (7ib ex) Barling Snaith 4WV -J LWW-WU ft at I 023 St- Baldred 7:6 Onfllths Gaston 423 Greenwich 7-5 -Bass A Shrive 012 Heh Time 7-3 Snevd Mahon 002 Hunting Bool 7-0 Todd 024 Sat dnntham II 7-0 Duller 7-2 Plvtng Argoav 9-2 Swsa Navy 5 High Time 6 Peter Rex 7 Defender 8 St Ba dred 10 Grecnwch 100-8 Hunting Boot 20 other raeanam Swih HWFA WILLIAMS £1000 2m 001 Running Water 5 8-13 Nlghtlrgall Piggolt 013 Red Mill 4 8-10 Ooden Iindlev 2 20 orvdali 5 8-10 Srevd Mercer 0)0 Clair Suieil 5 8-8 Price 100 d' Angel 5 8-4 Purkham lioiehee 4 8-0 Armstrong 300 100 100 100 030 win hum A Shrive Running Water 9-2 Corydalis Red Mill 8 d'Angelo 10 Lebet Sco Sea 10O-R Ugogo 100-6 Fair CLppie Spumante 20 others it i aTA STKS £500 added 11am 0 Phario III 5 8-7 Crios-C arke Piggott 313 NiAragna 3 8-0 ghtmgall 313 Niraragna 000 Done 4 8-0 Price Lewi 311 le Mistral 3 8-0 Leader Snaith 433 Oyakn 3 8-0 Colling Merger 021 Astraen 3 8-0 -Rorhfori Smith 1 1-10 Astraeus 7-4 Le Mistral 6 Nicaragua 10 Dyoko 100-7 others 000 I'ptan Court 5 7-0 Yates Forte 21 Fair Clipwie 5 7-0 Halsev 3 30: DAPHNE NSEBY 2-Y-O £400 added Sky 7-2 Green! AM Bcnfch 6 10 Tarain 100-7 Mrry- maker 20 other 4 0 HI ATHIR N8ERT 133 Streak af Dawn 8- 210 Sightwer 8-9 Thrnle 132 I nderwear 8-6 Leader 2-Y-O £400 5f -11 A Waugh Smith in Tone Fawdan I i forward for Richmond and Luthera whip has a face fui of pathos Vye Teddington goalkeeper Tedding-ton will also be without Inside-right gratification Whips Part The girl to whom he teaches the tricks of his trade with the help of and humour and a gift for clowning as well Yet he persists in ill- 21V thb f3i5) weston7sq-Mare Cr (3 15 Edinburgh A Glasgow A Glasgow HS PP intonian watonians Rovgi Bank Givi! Service Moeiev Pvide 2 Ban Edwardian hosdRMA p7iYI MA Sodhurst Paulines RITGBY LEAGUE 7 Batley York Blackpool Boro Barrow Bradford Hull Bramley Halifax Don- caster Castleford Huddersfield Leeds Hull Be VR Hunslet Keighley Leigh Liverpool Oldham Rochdale Workington Salford Featherstone Wakefield Swinton Whitehaven War- CROSS POINTER BLACKHEATH Correspondent Oxford Cambridge cross-country race (at Roe hampton Saturday Dec 4) may come this afternoon when Oxford University first team meet Black- hpftth HRrriprs nupr thp TTnlvpfitv of wS inC umverslly COUrse at Oxford Last week at Hayes Blackheath were defeated by Cambridge and lt will be Interesting to see how the Dark Blues IIIICICSIIUK to see now me uarn Blues 0f the ClUbS lnepVonriUtli thi-H tom nt Second and thid teams of the t0hlntKeftrel sec0nd an- thirds teams second at teams at Oxford DOUBLE DEAD-HEAT IN OXFORD FOURS New College and Magdalen twice rowed dead-heats tn Division I of The Oxford coxless fours yesterday results Brasenose bt Christ Church (no tlmIfJVr' 7m 51s Oiin's II bt 33s 6 Brasenos II 1U1U 1WUI Tctciu In the re-row after Thursday Vdead- heat tn Division II Brasenose II beat ln 7mln 51sec Other resuts r- i- 4 CaUlDriQIfC injilsts Semi-finals of the Cambridge cox- less and coxed fours were decided yes- terday as follows i n- Caxlem four: Clare (holders) bt Trinity 11m ls: Lady Margaret bt Pembroke 11a 5 Coxed fours bt 1st ft 3rd Hutton Roxbv Wilson Edrich ft Horsnell Simpson sub Wilson 26 113 20 20 4 5 5 Compton Langiev Wilson G'venev Drennan Cowdrrv st Unglev Roxby Rxby 7" vn 1 Andrew Favell Wilson Applevard not out Extras (b 4 lb 1) Total Pall of wicket 5-211 6-225 7-227 Rowling Drennan 7-1-16-1: Horsnell 13-2-38-1: 23 6-4-82-3: Wilson 24-4-81-5: Hole 1 -0-1-0: Dansle 5-0-23-0 SOUTH First Inning Paveli not out 1 Harris not out 246 Total To bat: Ridings Hole Dansle Pinch Langley Drennan HorsneU Roxbv and Wilson Bawling: Tyson 2-1-2-Oi Loader 1-0-3-0 BROWN JOINT SECOND IN DHUmi JUI111 'V SPANISH OPEN eens- not Rrnwn Rhamin wltlfias aharprl ieconcianplaceC aner 36 holes in tbS Spanish Open here to-day five strokes behlnd the leader Ricardo de Miguel "pnl1 Francois SuYiaber (Fnince) Wa also onthe 135 mark Max Faulkner jst George HlllK I the holder and Rees (South Herts) had aggregates of 137 and tie for fourth Reuter ror fourth Reuter MOTTRAM WINS IN RIO Rio de Janeiro Friday Mottram and the Brazilian Inter- national Bob Falkenburg entered the tbJ the Blllan lawn teniiU cham- piblr flve-set match they beat Mari Puheu ari Joe Torok (B razl 1 6-3 6-3 5-7 4-6 6-2 Reuter BOWLS Hounslow League Uxbrdee 17 Poxeth 13 Mill Ruisip 31 Teddingtoe 12 Osterley 15 14 HomSow 18 i Sutton nMor ft Heston Hounsicw sports a 25 suttor 13 Cambrdgc Pk a 29 nd pon 8 )scrv 21 central Lampton 21 Heston 18 Puiman (ne SNOOK UR Sq Hall Leicester But some instinct of fidelity prevents her This her partner repays by killing the clown at a chance meeting and abandoning the girl whose mind has become unhinged Dodd still the most constructive of their forwards Association Teams I The following teams have been i selected to represent the Hockey seievieu tu rrpieseui mr notary 'Voandfordbr reaneet velv UXIora on N0T' Respectively p'Er 5 'a! Quiman (Armyi Button (Surrey) a Tobin (Lancs) Glaskto Armr) A Nareat (Kent) smith (Herts) ArmUad (Devon): I Taylur I (Lano Nyir (Worcester): Pswell (Worcester) Ahell (Oxford On I Occasional) Thompson (RAP): Tyxmrk (Yorkahirf) PROGRAMME Otm croft' Lwalwnr Wcaurn Wj 8tnmore) Hks Purley (Weat Bvflti Haves Southern Rly (W Drayton) Hounslow Oxford Univ Ilford London Univ A Indian Gymkhana Merton (Osterley) Lewes Haikham Lloyds Bank Midland Bank Ehm BputhampUNi Tonbridge Gravesend Tuite Hill Beck- Southampton Trojans Yauxhal! Luton (Luton) Essex Hendon i Walthamstow) Hen Louehtonmni iwatfordi weat- Prov nHk Wy MbidiiT Hop (Eitham won Haii) worthing Marlow Reading II Mid-Surrey Spencer (Richmond Ath Oround) Peek Frean Hunt- lev ft mers (Lee) Bordenians Ctifton-ville (Sittingbourne) anleighans Bar-cays Bank (Thame Dittof) Dunstablians Br xbourne (Lutoni Kngstoniana Nuttaii (Army) Lddy 8 Tot rgregan lO Sayvora l00-7Glt erltl Act 20 others 30 TAN8HEIF H'CAP £400 ll2m 9-7 Dent 423 £'rs1urr- 6 9-7 1 4J1 Black Vein 3 9-3 Hail 402 Maka 5 9-3 Barclay Orme Si me 497 5 9-3 Barcav Lowery 212 Kingsbridge 3 9-0 Taylor GWUrrrn s4r of Follies 4 8-9 Armstrong 292 xliagR 8x7q G' Littiewood r22Ju Armstrong Britt 000 Mr Boft Buckle 000 Asmodee 3 7-13 Hall Tomlin 404 GloMer Blue 4 7-11 Fermingworth pan 5-2 Kingsbridge 100-30 Too Marvellous 9-2 Fa: Square 11-2 Maka 7 Stately Scot 0 WENTWORTH H'CAF £400 6f 922 7 9-3 Lvde Carr III 4 l-lo' 3 AJ 230 Autumn Cate 38-4 BeUerby Etherinrton 040 stone Fa 4 8-4 Blackshaw 303 Golden Hind 5 8-4 Binnie Nevett 100 W'ilberforre 3 8-3 Couch Clayton 000 Blackpool Tower 8 7-11 Bowser HbtJone 400 The Border 4 7-4 Elwell Arthur 000 Bouquet i 7-4 Carr Hide 010 Widow Peak 4 V-4 Clarkson Parke 340 Downland Darkie 5 7-3 Calvert Greenaway ggg Hnasharar 6 7-2 A Vasty ifQ Tomlin SnS MG shield7 h7Pn Jlb4t 00 1 cJmi? a hiC? AphaJ Pbv w' ber" force 100-6 Autumn Gate Miss Shields Widow's Peak 25 othera TOTE not BLF 2 30 ft 330 rare APPRENTICE ALLOWANCES Larkin Parkes claim 3lb Blackstock Arthur Jn Thompson Benson Elliaon Commons Brown Osguthorpe and Willett 51b others 7lb MARKET RESULTS 10 DI RHAM MDN 3-Y-O CAP £373 lm If PrlaU br Pair Copy Sor a (Mr Todd) 7-11 Terry 1 Shonhine ch Niccola Dell'Arca Canvas Shoe (Mr Whitt nghm 8-1 Gaston 2 Brorkdair br Harroway Love-in-a-Mit 1 Cdr A Johnson) 7-1 3 5-2 Adm Imi is 4 Priuu 11-2 Kobino 10 Picayune 100-8 Gav Vixen Mv Duchess 100-7 Tapio 20 Brockdale Cairnduff (4th) 10 ran 31: 21 lm 5530s tWI 9dWlD 85 8d- 45 -d 1 3C HDSTO £404 7f clt Charmaln (Mla Cox) 3 8-4 Smith 1 Gulden Rubin Goidei Cloud Arlintton (Mr Barnes) 7-1 Gilchrist 2 Yhree Star II Dissenter Graham) 6 7-0 Morris 3 a -Tado- 9-2 KriM Kringle 11-2 Solcao 8 Shubra San 10 Libator Golden Robin Knuckles 100-7 Three Star II 33 Mock Turte 10 ran Nk lj lm 28 18 Law-7s1 ldTt: Wm 14s 91 o10 5 3d 7 90 TO PIN AL 3-Y-O H'CAP £10)17 2m Reman Air eh Tambourin Wnd-whisper (Mr Chesterman) 8-6 Jonra 1 Carry br Calorie (Mr Honour) 8-5 Gaston 2 A muon ch Gadabout (Ld ford) 8-5 Rickaby 3 11-2 Rocks Ahead Mixed Vermouth (4th) 7 fhty Evey 8 Lorerzo pp: 9 Cooured Sngrr 10 Crown Lands Curry Dotterel 100-8 Mar del Plata 100-7 PreptLon Bird Son 100-6 Ramany Air Aviation 20 Vendetta 14 ran H2i hd 3m 32 83s (R Day) Tote: Win £2 2 Od places 15a lid 12s 9d 13s 7d 230 MOUITON STKS 2-Y-O £817 5f Pappa Four a Pappajeno II Ooa Hills (Mrs Ooldaon) 9-0 Sm 1 Manati ch mbus Hot Spell i Mr Sharpies) 8-5 Carr 2 Quern's Prurtor ch Court Martial Solen-dra (Mrs Rex A Cohen) 8-10 B-easlry 2 Orders Pappa Four? 5 Maria': 10 Scamperdale Tudor Bouquet 10G-7 Queen's Proctor 6 ran lj 2 lm 2 59s (W Dutton) Tote: Win 4s 8d: paces 3s 4d 6a: forecast £2 2s 8d 3 0 GRANTCHESTFR £688 71 Cruaius Hvperioo Bellaceres (Mr Joel) 7-9 Smith 1 Awainx Walk Parasol 'Mrs Blackwe 7-13 Mercer 2 Tabasco Mustang Dribbles (Mrs Mo-) 8-2 Lindlev 3 4 Pent House Papol-ewick 9 Craa us Doric 10 Awning Hermes 100-8 Tobacco 100-7 Luke Cassid? Boko La Contes 100-6 Car-aillac 20 Perambulator (4th) E'ladora Midwest Jo-Lkbt Bnsullow Conductress 17 ran Hd lm 28 20s (T Leader) Tote: Win £1 7a: places 9s 7d 4s lid 12s 4d 330 PRFCKENHAM SYTt £313 lm ch Delirium Algue Marine (Mr Owen) 3 8-10 A Pakkhu (HH Rckab 1 3 8-10 Mercer 2 Birdie Grpvv Bos Roussel No Trace (Mr A rd) 3 8-10 Lindlev 3 11-8 Clytk (4th) 9-4 Pukkha Poona 11-2 rdless Grow 8 Orellno Geemm 20 Storm-cock 6 rmi 21: I2I lm 42 45a ide Morav lie' Teie: El 17s 4d: places 14a 2d 5a: foiecsat £4 ls 6d TOT1 DOCB: Romany Air ft Crocus wm £350 (14 clubs have" been Included in lowing Eire side to play Norway ln Dublin on Nov 7 o'Neiii (Ever Donovan (Everton) Law- Ih (Pulhm) (Shtflkld W) Martin (Aston 1 1 jt Farrell (Everton) (capt Fagan (Manchester Ryan IWBAL FISHER AND CROSS MAY SAVE SOUTH NORTH XI FAVOURITES By NORMAN ACKLAN'D North with nine England players in their team will start favourites against the Southern Counties in the amateur international trial at New- bury Park Ilford to-dav Northern Counties may not be seriously weakened by the Seamus O'Connell to stand the Inside-left position to assist Chelsea in their League match against Charlton a versatile player who takes his place turned out against Holland last March and decision of down from recently has been in brilliant form for Northern Nomads the speedy Northern wings South may hold their own Their half-back line looks nartlrularl stroncr nnri 9tnri- Still if Fisher and Cross can hold 1 looks particularly strong and Stud ley if at his best should make good use of the many chances sure to be given him bv Nottage and that polished outside-left Joseph SOUTHERN COUNTIES Gill (R A ft Portsmouth): Fisher (Hendon) Craw (Ilford) I Toop (Hendon) Adams (Hendon' Culbush (RN): Nottaee (St Albans C) Champelpvier (Haves) Sludley (Bromley) A Ault (Bromley) Joseph (IevtonstoneV NORTHERN COUNTIES: Sharratt (Bishop Auckland): A Childs (Northern Nomads) Hunt (Marine Crosby) Smith (Chester) Davison (Crook Taylor (Crook Town): Bnrdett (Sheffield) Lewin (Oldham Athletic) Oliver (Bishop Auckland) Bromilw (N Nomads) Rutherford Wiflington) TRAINING RESTRICTIONS RELAXED AT NEWMARKET The Jockey Club are keen to encourage owners to have their horses trained at Newmarket and are also anxious to make Newmarket a centre for the training Of steeplechasers and hurde-racers With this object in view they have decided that restric ttslluC rflufn Senior Steward Of the Jockev Club said yesterday: are now about 10 or 12 empty stables in New- market which bring in neither rates to the town nor revenue to the Jockey Club The Stewards felt therefore that lt would help the town if they relaxed this restriction in the bone of bringing more horses here There has never been any really hard-and-fast ban on i I TO pts 12 Davis 12 Frames (Pulman Tnni'v 8m 28s: Corpus Chrtati bt Emmanuel first): 50-58 54-43 54-65 70-61 53-72 8m 40s 94-23 28-68 47-68 50-91 45-90 73- thl afternoon 1 50 68-67 SOCCER FIXTURES Blackheath (Hampton wick) waMiunuin is written these days about the Tregcthnan (Beddmgtoni Taunioniani Havant (Southampton) Thameslans St Mary's Coll (Twickenham) Queen's Coll Oxford Mary's Hosp Queen's Engineering St Johns (Bedford) Of violence and suffering there is much: but it is not as so often introduced for its own sake Much sanctity of human life I can recall no illustration of that principle which has disturbed me more Rearing Marlborough Retgate Met Pichlngs Pk Woking fiver) Richmond Tedding'nn 0 Deer Pk Rickmtnsworth Rochester ft Oil! Gore Court Artillery Staines (Woo'wichl Enelneer PA AMATEUR CUP Qua) Comp: 2nd Rd (230): Madenhrad N-wbury Woodford Clapton 2nd Rd Replav: Beccles Whitton 3rd Rd 0 Auckand Klv City Histon Enfield Welwyn Garden Citv Ha stead Colchester Casuals Letchworth Hemel Hmp-steac Met Police Redhill Ruisl Manor Oxbridge South Bank North Skelton Ath Thameside Amateurs Crav Wand Worthme Brighton Grammarians Wvmoedham Holt CAMBRIDGE INVITATION CUP Cambridge Pegasus ISTHMIAN LEAGUE (2 45) Barking Leytonstoee Bromlev Wvcombe Wanderers (3) Corinth an-Casua a Dulwich Hamlet Klngltoman Woking Oxford City I ford Romford St Albans City Walthamstow Ave sea Wimbledon CORINTHIAN LEAGUE 3) 0 Eastbourne Irttn ft Edgware Orgy A Cmrahalton A Maidstone Epsom Slough Tilbury Yiewsiey Hounslow DELPHIAN LEAGUE (3) Police Polv ha Du by the roadside Yet when later he hears of her death he Ls stricken with remorse and we realise he has afTpelinn nerhant Imre lOVe That this extraordinary StOrV fold Without Comment Or relief Should make such an impact is due partly to the realism Fellini achieves partly to a haunting study fY I om Giuiietta Masina as the girl whose life is spent largely In tears Anthonv Quinn asks no svmpathv from us for i he busker and Richard Basehart suggests excitingly the I -rav tmne nmen) of th WlU Or dmrnL OI IrlF ClOWn Crabbed Age Vittorio de Umberto pretty servant girl who finds her- -Sef trouble as a result of the attentions of two which Hogcn't Ittvnw And thp ran she oesn now a ten denev to sentimentalise the man relationship with his dog must have been hard to avoid -ph unemphatic acting of Carlo Battisti and Maria Pia Casilio fall Perfectly into place It ls a brave Jfilm and again a diaturbng one Cooking The Sunday Joint DO YOU BASTE IT OR NOT? TYO vou spend Sunday morning Lt Uie stove basting the joint at 1 frequentintervals? Or do you forget about the meat when it has 800 Atnonehof ourecent Food and Cookery Brains Trusts this issue divided the Panel into two distinct camps Those who baste and those who leave the joint severely alone Humphrey Lestocq declared firmly I believe in basting If we go out on Sunday mornings I am sent back by car to baste tli Joint" Constance agrees with this She likes her meat cooked as It used to be done in the days of spits and huge fires Beef and mutton fat need to be crisp and you jet a better flavour and a tastier Joint with meat that is regularly basted Ladv Barnett ana Bon Viveur 'John and Phyllis Cradock) were against it Ladv Barnett said she cooks her Joint in a covered tin Tnen it doesn't shrink like the washing when it gets to the She Wraps Her Meat Phvllis Cradock admitted she had a Prsonai biw aga-nst fat I put on weight tf I eat She always trims the joint before cooking aP(L? make it reallv succulent wrwos It in aluminium fol ana allows it to cook slowly John Cradock the final word The oniv thing that needs to be crisp to pork crackling and that need basfuisr Rub salt on and it win Rub Eyes On The Ears New York it THIS WINTER in easy to look straight into a woman She'll have tour ot them there made (EoCmi'n- at the National Film rtersons 57 Club (Per vale) Sevenoak St 1 Theatre though not part Of the Barrs Hoap Sciuthgate Cambridge on festival wm no less arresting Souihtrlrk Lewes A Staff Co 11 Camberley cw v- lnnuiirar i Maidenhead The aSubject the lonelines of ola chehre a Laneaahire iBram- age is not calculated to provide I Ameraham Citv of Ovford III Bi ter- pntprtoiniTjpnt evortlv' Anri tha Poly Mercu-ian (Merton): Bournf- "nirriainpeni cXaCUv mouth Ouildford Brentwood Oo'cheater treatment Which IS UnCOmpromtR-Brirhton Studervu Rftgi ffCvinca mg produces picture that 15 Beccehim'an (Mottinrham) Chem wleh City of Lon of Supple SOmDre indeed rove Pk i citv of oxford Cheltenham Absolute fidelity to realism without any attempt to Thrma' Hop Priem hp Moriey (New the composition as artists sav Southgate) i when they drop on a blob of car- mine has its effect ultimatelv ENGLISH WOMEN WIN Hiving followed for half the film Brussels Friday b-at much Belgium l-o in a women's hockev tunes of an elderly man poor nut match here to-dav Miss Laurie dignified living in a filthy (Kent) sco-ed the winning goal tn let bv a rapacious landlady I sud-the 17th minute after a fine solo run denlv found mv heart touched as irhSuv to Judge from the show of handler- Swlteprland beat France 1-0 tn oool em a A and in oool Denmark bear chiefs did others in the JUdijnce Austria 2-1 Britain were not engaged De Sica said afterwards that he to-dav Reuter had carefully resisted what he called cheating One can see how nhittmru I easily he could have played for UDlIUtUry pathos or even comedy with the Kiek-Utr 3 245 DIVISION I Arsenal Sund land Man City Hudifld Burnley Portamth Newcastle Wolves Cardiff Bolton Preston Shelf Chelsea Charlton Shell 0 Tottenham Everton Man Ctd Brom A Villa Leicester Blackpool DIVISION 11 Birmingham Derby Luton Swansea Bury Bristol Middleabro Ham Hull Notts (2 50) Nott Port Vale Ipswich Doncaster Rotherham Fulham Stoke Blackburn division in (South) Brentfd Bournemth CryataiPai Brighton QR rdlnf Southend Soventr' Oillinghm Aldersht Torquay Newport Leyton Swndon Walsall Colcheater D1YIKION III North' Accringfn Rochdale 1 Oldham Dar ingtun Barnsley Har'lep Scunthorpe Stockpt Barrow Cheater Southport Carlisle Bradford Qateshd Work ngton Ortmsby Ha'ifax ChesTerf W-cham Tranmerc Mansfield Bradford York Crewe scottish lf iT ni rtc aee Queen of 8'h Ea- fj Wevmouth Worcee- Kettering AMATEUR CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH- Southern Counties Northern Countie (on Ilford ground 3) ATHENIAN LEAGUE (3) Southall Have Pinchlev Lector Sutton i tooting ft Walton ft Wealdatone I Hilchio OTHER SPORT TO-DAY LAWN TENNIS Queen's Club: int Ciub of Great Britain Int Club of Prance GOLF Camberley Heath: Army OS Oxford Oniv GS Sunningdae: Sunnngdaie Camb Oniv CROSS COUNTRY Have horses trained at Npwma'kef rumasLi uiv Boismem'th Kent Oxford Oniv Chtng- frv- maiiv vparshut The Jnckpv Cliih Lut0E- Chariton Arnai Norwich ford: Orion London Univ ft Camb Oniv ro man) years but the Jockev Club Portsmouth Chelsea Tottenham ROAD Enfield: Enfield AC have always kept a close watch on Millwall Wev Ham Cardiff Di Il Woodfo-d Om AC Met Police applications from owners to have Adershot S'thampton Palace Ipswich FENCING Hanover Sq Fulham Leyton Plymouth Brlxol Southend Swansea Reading Swindon B-entforo Watford Northampton SOUTHERN LEAGUE Bath Gravesend their horses trained on Newmarket Heath NH SEIECTIONS i Lanark Forfar Scottish cup 4ih Rd lupiays: Ayr Cowderbea-h (230) Queer's Pk i il sp' London teurs ft Professns Foil Tournament BOWU Hounslow I A Stoke Coventry (2 301 Richmond Met Police 14 SO LACROSSE Senior Ch'thip Buckhurat Hill Lee Tbomtonians Dun ton ana ough Centre Cfiesi'unt Tu'rei Paik Ed Rainham SPARTAN LEAGUE (2 45) Briges Sport I rord Hertford Hcdesdon -ul" Wirf Mrlow- Wood Vauxhall Motors Harrow hip Beckenham Matches Hamp-Hampstead If Eagle Purler II Hy Thornton 8ch tAomea Southern Countea A Tournament tMotspur Pk I I BADMINTON WIMBLEDON OPEN CH'SHIPS I Plaal Mias I Cooley ft Mraa White bt 1 15 Preoccpatieu: 145 Rand Mine: 2 15 King Fider: 2 45 Ridinc High: 3 15 Outrider: 3 45 Complete Re-cuverv ARKFT 1 45 Haaav Dav: 715 Feud: 2 45 Mirkalapala 3 15 Jnhn Cloven: 3 45 Manar 4 10 Prinee WalvH The meet ng vchedu ed for WORCESTER and BANCOR-ON-DEF to-da have beer abandoned becauM of the waterlogged au of the couraaa Sir Kenneth Douglas At Welling- ton New Zealand aed 86 Former barrister and fhei tor Succeeded unde as 4th baronet 1884 Heir cousin Capt Shoito Courtenay Mackenzie Douglas 64 of Gooden Sussex Mona Wilson Oare Wilta aged 82 National Health Insurance Com- wnrr- rrTnmnn i Auth he anthoiy John was published I960 The latest earrings are of enamel and shaped to look like eyes They are matched to the eye colour of the wearer be beauLifullv crvsa Bute it and all the Juices go down mu the.