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riOLLY ,MRIGAR, the tall, free-scoring Indian batsman, came to the rescue of the tourists against Lancashire at Old Trafford yesterday after they had lost thrc quick wickets. In a swashbuckling innings, Umrigar raced to a century, scoring all round, the wicket with thumping driv

SOMERSET v. LEICESTER. At Bath. Leicester 305 ( Firth 51. Walsh 84: Lawrence 6 for 63). 1 Somerset 160 for 7. SURREY v. OXFORD UN. At Guildford Oxford 146 and 17 for 1. Surrey 443 for 8 doe. Bedser (E.) 158. Constable 99, Bedser (A.) not 87). GLOUCESTER v. CAMBRIDGE UN. At Brist

Wine, too, is on the chefs' special "diet" menu. A quart of wine a day —a pint with each meal—is each athlete's quota. That wine is part of a gift of a thousand gallons given free by one of the country's leading producers. Giant refrigerators have been installed to keep the moun

SUPER -FORTRESSES have attacked the main Communist railway line from Manchuria for the second time in twenty-four hours, B.U.P. (American) reported yesterday. Flying through bad weather, the Superforts took up on Sunday where other U.N. bombers left off on Saturday night, blasti