Grimsby Evening Telegraph from Grimsby, Humberside, England • 9

Evening Telegraph Wednesday August 9 19fil (j Tee changed cost young HP ONY JACKLIN 17-years-old won Lincolnshire Llsham with gross rounds of afternoon But whether that his record- winning the British round playing in Championship Wiiici start iashion the player he Is And rn order to obtain his youth a sound knowledge of the plenty of course he goes to Scotland as member of early next week in order Lincolnshire senior to practice on the shiib circuit Plcf went to 15- Tcny is the holder of the Lines just miss 3 points it golfer record Holme Hall golfer who plays off a handicap of three Junior Championship for the fourth year in succession at 71 in the morning and a record-breaking 67 in the his round playing in fashion of the player he is his youth plenty" of as a member of Lincolnshire senior place went to Paul Gallender of record will among Elsham book the for Tony the team 15-yeairs-old during iking relaxed erieneed despite has erience champion-1 during record-breaking relaxed experienced despite has experience Second Scunthorpe Unite within 1 Skegness) of the Year md rounds of trophy awarded annually to the person considered by any wio is the son of the directors of the club and Mrs A Jacklin to have done most for iation-road Scunthorpe sport in Scunthorpe during has ambitions towards the previous year the Seacroft (Skegness) club with gross rounds of 77 and 81 Tony who is the son of Mr and Mrs A Jacklin of Station-road Scunthoros now has ambitions towards hi i i i 1 1 1 1 ii ii i mi 1 1 1 ii 1 1 nt hi 1 1 1 1 rm i im i iii i New tennis champion ii'iinimi: i i i i 1 1 1 ii in 1 1 1 i i i stand club hiembers is at present problematical The first hole tee was brought forward some 20 yards in order to help some of the less experienced players to clear a ditch which runs about 180 yards from the tee Tony says shall leave it entirely to the E'sham Vub but as far as I am aware I did set up an Elsham record with my second Relaxed golf PLAYING wonderful golf Tony produced nearly all the shos in the THREE-MAN DUEL IN KART RACES Grimsby Kart Racing Facial committee ran i I meeting Aerodrome Which there were the constant battles for position between Eave Charles Mick Tindall a i Fred Rogers iter a col ision in the first tpre Mick bscn put up a performance when repairs to his kart were completed Yighet points of the day wore snared by Tindall andj 1 rler with Rogers one point behind lsus First semi-final 1 Mick TindaV 2 Fred Rogers 3 Dave Cijar es second sem -final 1 Mick Gib'on 2 Rcge-s 3 final 1 Tindall 2 3 Rogers 'ondican fl lal 1 Charles 2 boon 3 W-ight Non-v in rpCe 1 S'eioht 2 Temp'einan 3 Warburton Minor Counties Club Hardly an men separates Bromley the passenger from the road as Brindley of Birmingham round a at in sweeps a bend at Cadwell Park Pigeon racing results Declared Grimsby South Road Huntingdon runners Invitation BEVERLEY 1 Club result of the Huntingdon race S4 members sending 257 19 members sent 144 birds 1 Cousins 12202 2 Cousins 12159 3 Mr and Mrs 2 2 102 44 Cinco (d) Edline-ton birds: Riley 12909 nom 12158 4 Mager 12137 NS Kiilingholme two bird Huntingdon is members sent 31 birds 5 1 Lawson 1107 6 2 Smith 195 3 Mager Key to symbols course winner -d stance inner cd course end distance wnner over course bf beacn favourite last i me out 230 Toll Gavel Selling (G Armstrong) 4 300 Saucy Simon 8-7 (J Thomoaon) Grrenaav Last year: RFC1T (9-6) Hide 1 14 ji fav Elscy (8 ran) Forecast 5-2 on Royal Magician 11-4 10918 4 Lane 10039 Handicap 300 sos 1 mil 1 203200 Paul Tudor (cd) 4-9-0 (F Davcy) Henderson agsi Cinco 100-7 Saucy Simon 430 North Bar Handicap 400 ovsv 2 414-000 alias (d bf) 4-8-1S (T Dent) Lacy (7) 3 000131 Three Arches (71b cx) 3-8-0 (G Bod) St irk 5 0-42232 SouH 37-7 (Rohan) Maddock 8 0-0040 t'oiri vern 3-7-6 (i Pearce) i 9 3-00000 The Sacretary 4-7-1 (A Cooper) Windsor (5) Last year: GUNGA DIN (4-7-12) Grimsby Cricket League fixtures 3-year-olds 1 mil 2 40-4301 Greek Branch (d) (Wharton) Alston (7) 3 0-00043 Legal Tangle (c) 7-11 (Hackshaw) Lappin 5 003102 Saucy Tril 7-8 (Cal 'ert) 6 404040 Indian Princess 7-8 (P Taylor) Hrry 9 030402 Furopa 7-6 (Shcdden) Windsor (5) Lynch 5-2 fav Dent (14 ran) Forecast: 11-10 ag-t Thee Arches 52 Last year KING HENRY (7-13) renaway 5-2 Beasley (7 ran) Soucl 9-2 Paul Tudor 10-1 Gratias 20-1 others Forecast 5-4 at Greek Branch 3-2 Saucy Tyrol 7-2 Europa 100-8 other 30 Rnuth Plate 300 ov 2-year-old 3 furlongs 1 112132 Atishon id) (B'ackshaw) 2 01112 Mary (cd) (P Taylor) 3 Oil Spotty (d) (H Peacock) 4 1233 Anny (d bf) (Fitzgerald) Last year BEDLAM (8-4) 100-8 Rohan (9 ran) Fo gcait 11-8 amt Spotty Atishoo 9-2 Mary 7-1 Anny SPORTS NOTICES F'v-nerset II Dorset 7 -ncashire II Warwickshire II Yorkshire II Cambridgeshire Cheshire R'a'Tordshire Shropshire Drrlj" Prdshire Norfolk von Wiltshire wham Northumberland I naolnchire Yolk 1 'ertf-rdshire Dorks hire Cumberland Cornwall Oxfordshire ing i New Utd FC Meeting Arms 7 pm New tomorrow player Grange Smokers' welcome Boo Cleroux regained the Barnard linneran a Grimsby policeman the now champion puts every ounce of effort into this shot during the final of the singles in the Lincolnshire Lawn Tennis Canadian heavyweignt Ute last night with a split twelve-round decision over holder George Chuvalo It was the Statement Championships at Grimsbv third title fight between the two boxers dispute between the Lincolnshire Association representing the three Scunthorpe steelworks and those of their employees represented by the Amalgamated Engineering Union (the AEU) is now entering its third week i I i The strike has origins and causes much deeper than those which have appeared on the surface The AEU is demanding the determining voice as to which system of working the steel companies will adopt The managements reject this demand and maintain that working systems must be arranged to meet the needs of the job and not necessarily according to the i-equirements of the union Thus we have a situation where there does not appear to be any scope tor compromise between the two parties The above are the basic facts of the situation At the present time production is being maintained but jj there are vital pieces of plant which are not receiving the full maintenance attention they require during the holiday periods It is this plant which has made Scunthorpe prosperous If it fails everyone will suffer If it fails at a time when there is a serious shortage of business everyone may suffer permanently as orders once transferred away from Scunthorpe will be difficult to win back This is not the first time that management and men have failed to reach a satisfactory solution to their problems but in the steel industry both parties are normally very ready to submit their differences to some external body for examination whilst work proceeds normally The Lincolnshire Ironmasters Association has urged such a procedure in the present dispute but this had not yet been adopted by the AEU The managements have offered the union full facilities for detailed examination of existing two-shift working requirements following a return to work i This announcement is issued by the LINCOLNSHIRE ASSOCIATION SCUNTHORPE.