DAILY EXPRESS THORSDAY SEPTEMBER 2S 1950
Rain-lashed fans mob Welsh idol aStev come-back tight PETER WILSON, cabifng from It makes MASKED LIGHT New York o« the weigh^in^ says:^ FARR CABLES JOE: I WON me happy Runs NEXT TWE- GAMBOL? 'Tommy Bach is back' AT THIRSK By THE SCOUT ASKED LIGHT, champion NEW YORK, Wednesday.—The big: fight certainly woke up two-year-old of last with a bang today. While more than a thousand wildly -by knock-out route season, who has not raced since finishing third in the excited- fans —mostly Negroes —mopped and mowed By JAMES BRADY: Pontypridd, Wednesday Two Thousand Guineas, is outside Madison-square Garden, Joe Louis and Ezzard due to reappear in the Charles weighed-in for the battle tonight at the Yankee " rn OMMY BACH is back," they yelled through Rievaulx Plate at Thirsfc on Stadium, New York. the mud and rain of Ynysangharad Park, Saturday. Doug Smith will ride. Inside the arena there was even more confusion, for Gene here tonight. This race over a mile is part oE Autry's rodeo show opens in the Garden tonight and you Masked Light's preparation for the couldn't throw a handful of marbles in any direction without And there he stood under the arc lamps, gasping and Champion Stakes at the next bouncing them off the " ten-gallon " hats of cowboys. bloodsplashed—Tommy Farr, the Lad From Tonypandy Newmarket meeting. When Louis got on the scales, eyes glistening, smiling victoriously. *• If the going at Thlrsk is very man pushed through the fore the fight, he said : " Oh, fooey heavy and gets cut up, we may be milling crowd and tried to sen'e on that." on One mystery that has not been Flat on his back, six feetl forced to change our plans," Norman him with what appeared to be a Scoblc added yesterday. Persia and cleared up is the, identity of away, with arms and legs summons. aspread, lay the great, hulk of Flower Dust are among possible Charles's girl friend. • He admits rivals. In the confusion the paper was that he has one.-but he refuses to a fighting Dutchman—29-year- Reserve Eric knocked out of his hand and no tell anyone her name, Doug Smith will have the log-up old Jan Klein, champion of this morning on the Cambridgeshire, one could be sure what It was for. Holland. colt Kelling—now fully restored to Louis's weiglit was announced as ^Woi-ld champion' health. I5st. 81b. A loud whistle went up, He was pounded there by Farr'si wins match because that is easily the heaviest FURTHER toucil of confusion VOU HfeLP Me WITH flaying arms after 16 minutes' grim This suggests that Doug will be on was added to the world heavy Mr. Chris Jarvis's colt in next! he ha.^ ever been for a title fight A MY WASHING-UP AND I'LL battling. By BASIL STOREY —iVilb. more than lie was when weight situation, when Colonel month's big handicap unless re Eddie Eagan, chairman of Thirty thousand Welsh men and he announced hfs retirement after M\.f you WITH yoix POOLSI quired to ride Lord Derby's Moss-I N.Y.S.A.C.. announced that the women down from the hills and up New Cross 39 Wembley 45 borough. I knocking out Jersey Joe Walcott winner would bo regarded as undis from the valleys had waited four in 11 rounds two years three ^RED WILLIAMS is Still wait puted world champion In New hours in a torrential downpour to Kelling. winner of the Esher months and two days ago. I ing to win his first race since •Cup and Britannia Stakes, has York Stote. jsee this. When it happened they he captured the world speedway Then it was Charles's turn. He. went mad. been -well backed at 20—1 during too, was heavier than usual, but Ever since Louis retired New championsiiip at Wembley a week the last two days; 100—7 was the York has regarded the world F.A. asked Women screamed; men yelled : at 13st. 2'/,lb. he will still be con offer on the course yesterday. heavyweight title as. vacant and "Good old Tommy—Just Uke he ceding . Louis 2st. 5'/ilb.—and. lUsed to be.'" as they raced to the ^Last nlgiit In this National League The expected close race between brother, that's one concession I apparently Lee Savold's claims are ringside to mob their 36-year-old match he was eclipsed by his younger Bakshishl and Gamble in Gold did would not care to make. being ignored here. idol. brother and Wembley reserve Eric. not materialise yesterday. The fllly. But Jack Solomons, who was to release Eric, who did not qualify for the with Number • One draw in the also at the welgh-in, has different PANTHER LEAP championship, scored 11 points Hopeful Stakes.- skipped off In front Both calm lans. He told me that, he has out of a possible 12 and virtually and kept on improving her position, g igh hopes of putting on Louis, This was the way of it after 60 won the match for Wembley. OE had hfs familiar bored and whom he thinks is going to win seconds of the sixth round. The 23-year-old Eric forfeited his J lazy look—like a lion that has tonight, against JSavold for his big Milburn , Parr poised on toes. Klein flat- only point to his team partner. Fastest filly fed well. open air snow next year. footed. In comes the Welshman, George Wilks. in his first ride. His huge fElce, like a coifee- Solomons said ; " I'm willing to crcuchlng. A feint to the body. She is certainly the fastest two- stage It earlier than usual—say in By DESMOND HACKETT Champion Fred fell in his first year-old of her sex and it seems a coloured moon, never showed a Klein drops his guard. May—and that would mean that race, finished last In hU fourth and pity that she does not hold next flicker of emotion, while little men EWCASTLE UNITED are With a panther leap Parr cracks scored only four points in four heats. year's 1.000 Guineas engagement. who seem to come out from under the International Boxing Club Man of the m&tch was New Cross could iiave the undisputed world N not going to stand for a left and then a right to the It was a great finish for the New- flat stones rushed around living ace Cyril Roger, who scored a maxi champion for a September show having tholr ace centre Dutchman's Jaw. Klein crumbles imarket October Handicap. Gaude- on their ulcers and making up a mum of 12 points and then won as In his own corner and then crashes lupe kept going, with ears still laid language of their own as they went In New York against anyone they forward, Jackie Mllburn. he pleased against the luckless Fred on his back. back, to win by a neck. on.' like to choose." hanging- around as reserve Williams In a special match race , Referee Jerry Welsh bends over , Urfe had looked like overhauling over four laps. Charles was perfectly calm, too, for England. counting. Farr. in his corner, him. and My Chum was also right Joe £or London ? watches anxiously. But Klein is but he did not give the Impres Last night they wrote to the F.A, there in a photo-finish. " sion. OS Louis did. that ail the out—out long beyond the count. Wembl Chief" Vcorere t^'^^New'^Cros^ ARSHALL MILES, Louis's asking for his release from the! The mirror picture called on to llashllglits and shouting were old M manager, confirmed that he International against Ireland in Then came the roar ; " Tommy decid,e third place in the Isleham stuff. "is going back to Solomons after Belfast, on October 7. Bach Is back." Stakes was a great success. After the welgh-in 1 talked to tlie fight and tnat he would not Above the hubbub Farr Is heard Javotte won a good flght with Dr. Vincent Nardlello. the doctor be averse from doing. business Cliamplonshlp-nmbltioug Newcastle! talking into a microphone: "I ,Medway f^r the Bosca\*en Stakes. for the New York State Athletic with him—so perhaps British fjght must say really and truly how happy The winner Is American bred by feftl that Mllburn would be more Commission. He said: "Louis Ls fans may get a chance of seeing t am tonight to have put up this the American triple-crown winner galnrully employed playing afealnst In the best pliyslcal shape he has the Bomber in action before he show before my own people. Thank, Whlrlaway out of our 1939 Oaks finally calls It a day. that is. un Alston Villa than looking on in Bel- been since 1942"—that was Just you for a wonderful reception." I \riCTORIOUS Tommy * wmner Galatea H. less Charles calls It a njght for After the pictures Tommy Farr before he went into the U.S. ir new "cap" centre forward Jacn him. fought his way through ankle^eep • ' Farr takes the micro- ^ Blinkers have reformed Kerman Army. Lee Is unable to play. Newcastle will In the meanthne. Solomons has mud and milling crowds. Back in phone to thank 30,000 shah, but this course may not suit The doctor said of Charles : immediately withdraw their claim his dressing room he said: "Now for, rain-drenched supporters him. and I much prefer Bright been busy over here. He already on Mllburn. 'NO QUARTER 'PAMELA " He is as cool as an iceberg— has two world champions under the next. I'm ready for any heavy-! after the fight last night Society (nap) in today's Jockey this is just another light to him." JacK Roberts, right back ^. contract—world welterweight boss weight in the country." at Pontypridd. Composed Club Stakes. But probably tlie most uncon Bolton Wanderers, will sign today Mr. Len Abelson's colt clearly "Sugar" Bay Robinson and And oH went a cablegram to Joe cerned person associated with the. for Swansea—his hometown club. and breathing easily at holds Holmbush on Llngfield run featherweight king" Sandy'Saddler. Louis. It read: "I have Just won the close of six strenuous fight is Louis's three-year-old son. So far no opponents have been Frank Houghton. Newcastle half WINS AT THE 18th ning, and shou d outstay Babu's Pet. my come-back fight. I hope you whom they call "Punchy," selected, but if either Randolph onck or inside forward, has been win yours. Your old opponent. rounds, Farr tells his own Cabbage Hi 1 (3.0) should be, • He was out at Louis's camp yes Turpin or Albert Finch comes placed on the transfer list. He ii Tommy Parr." (Farr was narrowly people how happy he is to By LEONARD HOLLIDAY: Sheringham, Wednesday another successful "invader" from terday demanding that his father through well . in . their British wanted by Chcl.sea and.Notts County. outpointed by Louis In a world have won. the provinces, and Victor Ludorum should take him to .1 baseball game title bout in 1937.) middleweight title flght Solomons Ronnie Munro. Brentford back. Isi OVENTRY medical student Pamela Davies gained a one- (2.0) may profit by Par Avion's today. When he was told that would probably put one of them Blso transfer-hsted at his own re- C hole victory over MoUy Gourlay In a tilth round match absence. , "Poppa" would have to rest be " in with Robinson. Qucst. DISMAL SCENE of the English women's golf championship this afternoon and POST MORTEM Watford's Welsh international Prom noon today rain fell steadily, outside left. Horace Cumner. has so raised once more the age-old golfing argument of conceding but they came in myriads to stand short putts in match play. Joined Scunthorpe. for two hours before the opening NEWMARKET RUNNERS AND RIDERS fight in the mud of Pontyprldds Miss Davies, 1949 Girls' champion.i sport arena. Trimway has 1V,TZ DOUBLE.—3.0 ana 4.0 was three down at the 11th. "but This beauty spot amid the coal MORE SPORT .tips and mountains had been Miss Gourlay, who won the first of 2,0"'*'^"'"""'^ PRODUCE STAKES (T-Y-O). £300 addea. 61. -Selections- ntF, SCOUT Bonnar beats deluged for weeks, and the River RACING WINNERS, two English titles 24 years ago. lost 100 LAVENDER (Mr R Watson) C Pralt a 5 •. E Smilli COURSt; CORK NEWMARKET COR. |Tair. which most of the 30.000 spec the 12th (missing a short putt) 20-1 win 2.0 Victor Ludorum I2.0 Victor Lurtoriim ,2.0 Victor Ludorum 4ii GAMEBOY (Mr P Sewell) Sturdy 8 12 H Partham l'J.30 Ralmu tators had to cross, was overrunning GREYHOUND HINTS and the 15th (bunkering her tee 2.30 Norella 2.30 Sybil's Nephew its banks. shot). By BENDEX 3.0 CahbaEfi Hill 3.0 The MotcQ Torquay A dismal and depressing scene "I ^P^^JZl .K^^ B Homung) Murless 8 fl ..Cdn Ricliards (nap) |3.0 Quick lightened only by the unquenchable Miss Gourlay. still one up on the RIMWAY, 20—1 winner of New 3.30 Bright Society 3.30 Star SpaiiFlled ON PAGE TWO i l^SifJX (Ld^Milford) J JarvTs 8 7 .W Rfckabv Banner 3.30 Kermanstiah ' , 'enthusiasm of the Welsh fans 17th green, had to hole an 18-Inch market's 3.30 race yesterday, was (nap and s.b.) Torquay 1 Aldershot 2 putt for a half. Pamela did nobreTt d by her owner. Mr. W. Havnes. 0 ROYSIA tLady Cambrldge> B Jarvls 8 4 P Mailer 4.0 Subtle Dfrrerencel 4.0 Subtle DIflerenoe, '4.0 Subtle Dlirerenoe Smoke from the chain worKs on. Abo engaged: Par Avion. Sudden Choice, Bolivar. Winajuln. the fringe of the ground swept the concede it. The putt was missed. an Oxfordshire farmer. "I couldn't 4.30 Ronnie 1.30 Aramir .4.30 Ronnie RISH international Paddy All Square and a hole to play. sell her, wasn't going to give her Dalty Express Betting Forecast.-2 Victor Ludorum. 7-2 PoJe'!' Bonnar's penalty goal 12 I amphitheatre. , Coal dust from Oak, 3 Lavender. 5 Gameboy.. 8 Monty, 100—7 Roysla. SCOUT'S DODBLE.—Vlclor LuiJonmi and Bri«!it Society. I CiUvnydd and iMaritime pits. 400 away, so decided to race her myself." minutes from the end of a fast- Sykes leaves The former champion tooK six yards away, came down with f he said. POST MORTKM follows:— «49.—Bvland (Gdn Bkliards. 8-12). 8-15 fav. Murless.. FORM.-3.0, Lull. 3.30. Bright Society. 4.30. Ronnie, shots to reach the last green—three J.0 dm).—Bonnie RoyaJ (2nd) swerved tol ..• SmiUi moving match gave Aldershot a rain and blackened the ringslders. we!l-earned victory. more than Miss Davies—and con the riKht in the fast lurloni! and - lost 2.30—^^^"'"'-" (T-Y-p) STAKES £J0O added* . SmiImm. •Under the Ice of the stand Lewis ceded the match. much more than the halt-lenBih by which' Lowrey, _ Aldevshot began slowly and thMerthye r military band played: "Oh, 010 RAIMU (Lady Bulloueh) H Uader 8 II Torquay attack, led by Ileet-footed them gaping she was beaten. Grassyglen (7th) a.* 3i! KlH\Y'A!!-"Kh»1'Ma "3.=rl,^=;..'..^c^ dear, wUat can the matter be." and said Mlas Gourlay later . usual was prominent for six rurlonss. ... LiNIA'('mF A"GlenislerrG""CotllnB'8''ir i^.Vi*r!'."c''Emott 21-year-old Johnny. Reld. showed all through the evening convoys ol could not get over my surprise at 0« CULBERTSOH (Mr P Hatvany) B Day 8 11 ...... FDurr LIBRARIAN (Lady Z Wernherl Boyd-Rochfort 3. 7 4 . E more punch. By PAT MARSHALL being asked, to hole such a short 0 DARK DEVIL (Mr F Honiur) J Perrv 8 U A 'rfsati !caa(;hes snaked through the narrow 2.3D (5f).—Gamble In' Gold. sIwsts tn com PROPYLEE (Sir • Horsfall) H Jellis.-^ 8 11 D PaRe Also enEaced : Summertime, Falk, iroads from Cardiff and Newport putt and so I missed my drive on Falr-headcd * Rcld. making hli- mand. Rave a brllHftnt perlormance. 000 AMIRUL BAHR iAi;a Khrin) Marsh 8 tl CSn1lr^e, from Pen y era Ik. Trealaw. Clydach Saracens 0, J. H. Steeds' XV 9 the 18th." Parachute (3rd). a big Panorama colt, OD BEACON RING (Mr N Lloyd) F Armstrone 8.11 ...J Foy fourth appearance, began the move Vale, Pontypool. ^^s^'^^u could not match the' speed ol the first, 4 COOL CARDmAL (Mr A Merry) R Jarvis fi 11 ...P Malier' I3«.-Dust Devil (0 Smitli. 3-7-9). 1—3 lav, Fk Butters. for the first goal. He led a fierce OME people say that Wasps' Pamela, at 20 the youngest player two but should certainly win in lesser 033 SYBIL'S NEPHEW (Ld MtKord) J Jarvls 8 11 ..W Rlchaby rush, passed back to Shaw, who But most came from Tonypandy, S 24-year-old scnim-haU Pat now left in, said : -I don't think company. 3 ran. ' QQO PIPPYKIN (Maharajah ol Bajplplal F Armstrong 8 u ^ 4_()-BENTINGK NURSERY. £3110 aililed St. Ave miles away. Parr's birthplace. anyone In my position—one down centred for inside left Sum Collin' Sykes is a purely defensive player. , ;3.0 dm 4f).—GaudeJupe lust held on. Urfei !03 KINGPORT (Mr S Rublnj Archibald 8 11 to head In. others—myself included—believe' on the 17th green—would concede a (3rd) Hnlshed last and Mv ChunT (4lh) Ill ^i!S7h?„i"'f.?''^!"^ H Wlllsl J JariU il 11 w ni.K.a. putt of 18 Inches.. especially when would have been placed with a rew m< 40O NORELLA (Mr J Burrof.s] Beary 8 8 S WraSR! •^PrcMUre on Torquay's right bacn FANFARE England selectors will find few better 003 LADY LAWYER (Mr I Herman) H'Leach 8 8 E Smilh Miss Gourlay had already missed strides to RO. HbIIoscopb - (5th) made _ Dave Topping brought the Aldershoi 030 SEALED LIPS (Mr M Lewi. Lefebve 8 8 W Marland all - round base-of-the-scrum-experts other short ones. promlslnc return and was not more than .^i^^/u""'^? of preliminaries, two lenftths behind My Chum. 3 ran. FEMME MYSTIQUE (Sir V Sas.<;oon) Bertie 8 8 ..G Vounser equall.ser. From 25 .vards hekfcked than chunky, cheeky Patrick. ODD SUEBERIUS (Mr F Taylor) Blackmore 8 8 F Barlowi back to goalkeeper Davis. Aldershot with the rain pouring down, spot •1 should never have objected 3.30 .tif).—NauRhtv Nun (Bih) was shouted lights flashed and comet players The way he combined with Also enpased: Drusus. Prince Hamlet. Jeroboam, Summer centre forward I'hil (• u r in 11? y had I been asked to hole out. That in runnlnK but faded in the last lurlonR. Tenn. Tat Siahe. Part du Lyon, Texas BanRer, Para-llsu Lost. blared a fanfare through the storm. old England fly-half Nim Hall for, it was a ml-ssable putt was proved Silver Domino (5ih) and Ooomy Gossip atreakcd through and beat Torquay ..v,Mr^°^.,."*^ evening gloom came <4th) were only beaten Inches for third' Ingnbel Ginger Steeds' side in the Saracens' when Miss Gourlay did not get it.' Daily Express Btttlnti Forecast.—7—3 Vldauban. 9—2 Merltolre, centre half Bert Head to score. the 6ft. 4lns. Jan Klein in claret, IbXh. anniversary match at South- place. • Le Sags opposed in the market ,Smith McNlcol nearly scored, and the 'Fifth round results: n-om 7-2 was maklnE up cround too late 5 Sybil's Nephew, 6 Ralmu. 8 Amlrul Bahr. Norella. (3ulberlson. blue and white dressing gown. gate was a Rugby trekt. They 10 Lads Lawyer. 100—6 others. winner by nmntar always looked Mrs J Gee bt Mrs G Style I up: Mrs A 29 ran Then another fanfare ... it was brought the best out In each other I4.0 (7f).—Lone Victress (In blinkers) dad the like coming. Just before It younir and between them scored all theForg e bt,Mj;s E Horabln.5 Wid 4j 8 MoNicolf 19«9.—Srnbad (M Bearv, 8-TT>. 103-30. Perssa. Tommy—like a spectre in a spot rac^e won tn the lasf two furlongs. L " Gormley had sent Davis down to points. e always second best. Teen Aite ( 3^Q-CLARE H'CAt> (il-Y-O). £300 added. Im it'. tip a hard 12-yard shot around the less white, cowled gown. In Vlinkere"tciok'Vno""Tnterest;' First Sykes broice from . a loose, -. - Melntyre bt Mrs Beeson at Zlst21:: post. Into the ring they climbed for the Davies bt M Gourlay 1 up; L Clark ~b t Ml alone. S ran. 403 TURN A PENNY ^Mr C Tliomson) H Li'ach 8 12 'W Cox Torquaj. — Dftvles; TopplriK. Calland; _ utch national - scrum, tore a gap In. the defence' " Richards 2 and' * 1.30 <6f).—Medway (2nd) from a pad draw 311 CABBAGE HILL (Mr F Measures) Beeby 8 10 W H Carr Towers. Head. Pemberj: Shaw. Lewis. Held. of My Fathers." and huried himself over for a try. P"^^ yet- Peodora {4th) well ODD LINESMAN (Mr G Chestennan) R Day 8 8 W Richaby Collins. Cameron Then, early in the second half, behind at halt-way. finished strongly. MO THE MOKE (Mrs iN Chcatle) W Stephenson, 8 7 Gdn Rfcliards Spreading the resin with his sizei Admonition (8th) bad every chance 100 LETTER BOX (Mr P Bartholomeu) Winter 8 1 D Smith Alderihot. — Warnes: Rosers Jeilerson: nine boots. Farr waved to the crowd. came one of those slick moves games- 131 QUICK (Ld Allendale) J Jarvis 7 11 E Smith White, BlUlnRton. Woodward: "Bonnar . masters teach on the blackboard and five furlongs; did not run on. 16 Klein danced in his corner. WHEN The Molce last appeared at New- 3« BERTRAND (Mr A Johnston) B Day 7 10 F Durr McNlcol. Qormley. Durkln. Fllnl. then wait a lifetime to see on the England in; lead WO SATIN LIGHT (Mr E Moller) Warden 7 10 W Snalth market he beat Cabbage Hill (3.0) 31, 1S13.-MIS. SkegM . , N.R. Marchins ThrotiRh Texas. Klux-Klan. FORM.—2.45. Golden Lodge. 3.15. Overdale. P'clty Way 20 oiheis I.St Westmount Honour evens fav (P 8-5 blocks which guarantees three right XS49.—The Moke (C Spares. 9-2). IQ-U Xvt,0 0 0 Hinpius III IKeltlewell) 5. 9 0 7.3S Bourne Dandy 4—1 (F 4-5 70/9) out of four :. None can do my second like a 15/6). 7 VeslniHOn View 5—1 IP 2-5 55/3). S7fSll^rwalk'.-'*- H tirasnaway I.T Keet> Marklnx 1—1 (P 4-S 54/6). cockerel can. flOO Malacca II (ElncII) 5. 9 Q Ill 222 National Leanue,-Brooklyn Dodgers 8 New 4: lo-BARNSLEY H'CAP. £300. St. WEST HAM 1x2 1 -x 2 Vork Giants 4-PhlIadelphta PimnOl Bost^ My whole may win Ponicfract's 240 KelsocTeu^h (H Peacock) 5, 9 0 D L Janet ;.30 Kllmeadv OellRht 5-3 (F 3-5 37/-). Braves 7-C)nclnnatl Red.* 7 St LouL-i cSrdl- 3.45 race. |2.l5-TA0l!AST|R^tS,_ PLATE (T-Y-O. ' 321 Grace Groom (Blnnle) 4. 8 3 ..-J Egan 0 33 High Roll (S H.,li) 3. 8 3 7.41 H«ppy Gambler 5—1 (F 4-1.33/-). I 2 X 1 2 2x1 Yesterday's solution : Bakersgate. OCO Fleuron (J A Wa .Kh) 3. 8 1 ..P Evans , Daily Exn-ess Betting Forecast.—I—2 S.O PurlaUh Moonllxht 3—1 f»v (F 1-3 READING 30/3) 330 Kins 01 the Cten (W Stcoheoson) 5.^T^^B^ KtpUntf Walk 5 KeUocleunh. 7 CasUe TlaC- J.O Seaton Fisher 11—4 (F 1 10 Cement rti.v 100—6 others. l.fl Comebaok lo-l (P (i-4 121/6). 7.17 WInte- Lawyer 7-2 " 2 1 11] Filr lata (A Baldlnm n 0 ..•n Col.lll 330 CDinind (M Vasey) 4. 7 7 ...... 0 Slme I.3S Chartka 7—2 (F 2-1 41/-). «yer 7—2 (F 4-8 39/9). 349,—Ttnntwellv (W. Snallli. 3.8-3). 6—1. 7.34 Maitfo BeauI GaCastr e -3—1 fav (P 5-1 15/-) 2 1 X 1x2 . _ 440 Rising PhcenU IG Armsirong) ^ Ju^^ 412 Bright Blue 'G Armstrong) 6. 7 5 , Elsey. 1.14 Marrlatriat Haweswalar 100—7 (P 3-17.S I Shannon Oalakk L8— ,1 IP 5-_ .1 ._ IBl/-), . Why does it guarantee three right! DO! Princeling IW SlCptienson) 8 10 C spares TOTE DOUBLE.—3.15 and 4.15, l.n Al'ati' Date 7—( lav tP 2-4 17/9). S 10 Carrawa DasheasHer 4—4—1 (F 3-4 23/-),, lout of four? Because the Brst two' Tricky fourteen analysed 500 CosmoralB (Cooper) 5. 7 3 ..•G Merrttlsl 1.18 Stalrbridse Jumbo 6—4 lav (P 2-1 11/6) 303 Ashaver (MouIlon) 5. 7 I J Dyson , •Apprentice allowance: Hbt Jones tJalms a.lO Honav Boy FlnnlRsn 5—1 (F 4-G 33/3).. lines across give full cover for those 300 Sea-Shah (PuUcvne) 5. 7 0 H Crecnav-ay 3lb; J Eaan T Ma.hon. G Merrills, and P 8.4S Carranlea Oak 6—4 fav (F 3-4 47/9). |H"li- „ JTomlln fiib: others 71b, WIMBLEDON 9.4 Whaf Won tav (F 3-1 17/9). Itwo games whatever the result. J.30 Stormy Wava 100-3 (P 3-3 t>6/-). ' ROCHESTER I In the third and fourth lines the they losi their Second Division status iheyl 7.45 Re Bah 11—4 fav (P 1-4 30/S). I symbols 1, 2 and x are arranged in byej^pert^ 5eldpm managed to .save 1 pohH. . . . Thol 7.0 Lonsbaok Border 4—1 (F S-6 58/6) (.1 LRUHhing Stock 100-30 DER|FIELD H'CAP O.Y-O) • Perfect for the traveller — 9.70 Future Grace 100-8 (F 4-3 116/6). though .Doncaster v. Blackburn- is -"to be somewhat-on the slide. . . . Barrow of havlnii a block with three correct a hinged lid permits use 1.1.1 Jimior Fella II-4 IF 4-2 33-6). suggested as a likely, one for the [our defeats In a row. .^^ But Stockport' 241 Golden Lodge (71b ex)" (G Armstrong) SOUTHEND out of four. figure 1. r goo„—d mart "in their attaclt^' and without removal from case N.H. Rml,lv Fellow. You cannot slip In a column you if so desired 7.30 Ooran;j Playboy 5-3 jt-fav (F 1-6 19/-) 'doubtless will nnd form _agaln. : . . Experts n'l? 8 4 D^Mo'nis 1.40 Flash ot Poriacarron 7—4 tav (F 6-4 N.R Carefree Artie. particularly fancy unless other Here is the analysis:— divided, with six for X five fo'r'l". and four °,?="'3? NORWICH (Bountlarv Park) 7.4S FeasarroiEe Fairy 4—1 (F 3-3 6!>'6). columns are altered to restore thel \Ml ffim«o°"(^i^S) f\;-"-Vri;ven • Paragraph key saves lime 7-30 Mine's a Guinness 5—4 tav (F 5-1 15/6). ASTON VILLA V Tl 000 Trigonair isheadtn) i "\ •„, Patience 100-30 fav (F 4-3 48/6». balance. TOTTENHAM.—Always al XTARTLEPOOLS v LINCOLN. - Harllepools 7.45 Hohr Grand PrlDca evens lav (P 5-3I.I,S Highland Stock lO-l tP 5-1 62/3). £^ close flghi who:ni these two: meet: , . it 0 Sonn, Scratth (Clarltson) 7 11 by automatically indenting They nave through tt have played six matches in 1 row wi'^ioui 1.30 Allen RItz 100—30 fav (P 2-4 33/9). . - - through the years played simile winning one. . . . Lincoln have not won 1 002 Ring'ol Forlun. SSden? V lo five spaces S.O Hailum Prince 3—1 (P 4-1 91/-). 1.45 Martie's Choice 9-4 Jt-(av (F 6-1 48/3) types 01 footbaU . . Both appear.. In the game away since August 26 at Shrewsbury. . . . ?.16 Bal»«io BrUand 3-1 JF^l_-5__2l/9) 3.0 Firles Bomber 9-4 lav (F 1-5 46-9). list of DRAW Champions. IE new men have scored some hie wln^ at Hartle- ,M 0 Strip The Willow ,M PeiSlTTS"" • Simple carriage centring 1.37 Princess Chain (F :-5 73/-). B.IS Hanslope Jester 6—1 (F 5-6 6:/S( Tommy Thompson from Newcastle (Aston Sports summary Villa) and Alec Wright froS Barasley in the past, . Voting went six each ''and locking device for [for and X. (Spursi are in (he attacks more goals may 2 -"o!K"v1!,V SnrtSfV ' use when packing ASSOCI.\TION i:(me. but Indications are that the majority TCEW BRIGHTON v ROCHDALE—Stnci* New Inlar-Leafue Match.—Irish League fO) Cvot e of X by ten Experts may be the result. Brighton began the season with four wins machine away Scottish League (2> 4 (Watson. Redpath, ,in succession the? have saved only two points Cush O.R.. Rutheriordi, 15.000. D^i'^T • BLACKPOOL.—Depends a good from nix games. . . . And they have lost this • Grey, non-gIa« finish pro- Division III OOO London Wall (Feate) 8 1 G Ho?ga"