PIE CHINA MAIL, WEDNESDAY, MAT 9, 1551;
YORKSHIRE COME VERY NEAR TO BEATING THE SOUTH AFRICANS
Bradford, May 8,
Two young Yorkshire fast bowlers, Fred Trueman and Robert Appleyard, gave the. South Africans a terrible fright here today.
They both bowled brilliantly and the South Africans failed by 39 runs to save the follow-on and, beginning their second innings 138 runs behind, they still wanted 52 runs to make Yorkshire bat again with their last pair together when the match
was left drawn.
During; the short day's play, the tourists lost 13 wickets for 96 runs. The touring alde was dismissed for 76 runs in their first innings In reply to Yorkshire's total of 214 runs for four wickets declared, and when stumps were drawn they had acored 86 runs for nine wickets in their second innings.
With the first ball of the day Appleyard shattered Van Ryneveld's wickey ond (rom then on the South Africans wete always in trouble,
When the Inst polr together there were only 11 soinutes left for play, and amid tense excitement, Norman
Mann,
Cum
The former Cambridge Blue, Miccessfully kited Last over 11 the match surrounded by aring
of 19
The
Hiddels.
COMPLETELY. OUTPLAYED Mana survivest his orleat and
completely outplayed, exenped
with a draw.
Appleyard, who failed to take a wicket in the second Innings, claimed six wickets for 38 uns in the Rrst innings while Truc- mau took five wickets for 19 runs in the second after claiming one, wicket for three runs in the first lanings,
الابرة
These two bowlers were ably supported
Jalun Wartile, whose left-arm slow deliveries throughout Tooked extranely diflerilt. He took flee wickeis
and four wickets for 32 runs in the second.
Only once have Yorkshire beaten the South Africans and that was 50 yepra ngo but they nearly did today.Reuter,
THE RESULTS
London, May B. The following were the results of first-class cricket games play- ed today:
At Worcester: The match ba- Veen Worcester and Derby- hire was drawn, Worcester 201 runs for nine wickets declared And 202 for onu declared
the South African, who were for 25 runs in the first bangs (Kenyon 100 not out, E. Cooper
THE SPRINGBOKS WON'T FORGET THE FIRST
FIRST OVER
Says RAYMOND GLENDENNING
The South African cricketers won't forget in a hurry the first two balls bowled at them in England by insurance inspector Jack Martin.
92), Derbyshire 230 ml 97 for
one,
At Cambridge: The match between Cambridge University and Essex was abandoned, nu play being possible today owing to rain, Esex 120 and eight for no wicket.
University 144 for nine
AL Birmingham: Warwick- shire bra Sussex by eight wickets, Sussex 158 und 250. (Jolin Langridge 93 J. Onke 118). Warwickshire 266 149 fut
and two (Spooner 94 not
uut
was
At Oxford: The match be- tween Oxford University Atul Gloucestershire
kirawn. Gloucestershire 301 for four declared and 117 for Ave de- clared (Divecho, right-arm
They sent Eric Rowan and Jack Cheetham back to medium swing bowler, four for the pavilion in double quick time and when Jack McGlew 48). Oxford University 215 and followed four runs later. Dudley Nourse started looking round for his lucky
mascot.
Colony Lawn Bowls Championships
Club *Conveners player kan reminded that Purity for the s'ajunty Lawh Bowls Chempionatly mis Teach Mir U. A. Humjabu,
the Hon. Secretary, by May 15.
£3,000 NOT
ENOUGH FOR
DAVE SANDS
a
By Peter Wilson "It is not worth my while 4o go to England for £3,000 (Australian)—about 2.400 sterling-purse. [ think about five or six thou sand
pounds would
nearer the mark...,”
be
That little speech was
103
for six.
49.
fast A A
WYATT CELEBRATES HIS 50TH BIRTHDAY O'SULLIVAN CAN
R.E.S. Wyatt celebrated his 50th birthday by leading Worcestershire against the South Africans in the opening match of the Springbok's tour. Here Wyatt bats
to a close South African feld-Central Press Photo.
XS
LEAGUE TENNIS
Craigengower Lose To
South China
In
A Fighting Finish
By -“ARGONAUT”
Despite a fighting finish, Craigengo wer Cricket Club, the 1949 Mixed "B" Doubles League champions, stumbled in the home stretch, to be nosed out by the current holders by five sets to four at King's Park yesterday.
The Valley Club led by two sets to one after a brilliant win by R. O. Baker and Miss Rosle Rumjahn over the South Chinu first pair of Tony Liang and Miss Choy Wai-woon. but failed badly in the second round, long all their three sets..
A.
II. Azedo and A. Senna (Re- crelo) beat 5. A. R. Bux and A. R. Abbas G-1, beat 5. F. M. Buk and 1. Kitchell 7-5, beat S. M. and F. Rumjaha 6-2,
F. Noodt and L. D. Remedios beat Bux and Abbas 6-2, lost to Bux and D. Kitale 4-6, brat Rumjehn and Rumjahn 6-1.
The challengers came strongly | Cailey and Readhead 6-0, Deal Deves back in the third round to level
and Jacomb-hand 6-2. the set score to 4-4. An exelt
RECREIO IRC 1 ing finish was seen in the de- elding At the Oval: The match be-
sel, when R. Try and tween Surrey and Lancashire
Mrs Violet Fowler staged a Alas, it was nowhere to be was drawn. Lancashire 197 and
gallant uphill night to reduce sten!
76 (Surridge. right-arm
their deficit from. 3-5 to 4-5 Let me unfold the grisly story bowler, seven for
against
rock-like Roch Liang till now untold,
Bedser,
right
and a brilliant Ulian Khoo, fas! . arr. medium bowler, three
A. J. Remedios and I. A. Marques A for 19).
grand volley
bent Bux and Abbas -4, beat Bux by Khoo, Sugdy 137 (Whittaler 21.
however, with the score at 40--and Kitchen 7-8, beat Rumahn
and Rumlahn 6-1. Stathism, right-arm fast medium
30, enabled lang to held his bowler, tive for 25) and 83 for servire for set, giving the pale,
Tattersall. right-bra mediam offspin bowler, Ave for 20).
Just before the touring side left fo England they were presented. as is usual, with a maven by a gimas + Plurinn sportsnet, D I saul urther, weiten Cispinin Nurse utarempro it, intessed of See rapected national enulem the Springbok-be found self the proud possessor ul giraffe!
-NOT TALKED ABOUT Because of what the English crowds nigh: think, the giraffe has never seen the light of day, nur been the subject of tubie
Seven
Commance.
the
and
GET DOWN TO
8 ST. 6 LBS.
Says GEORGE WHITING
Bantamweight Champion Danny O'Sullivan' `fa nirendy down to weight for the defence of his title against Scotland's Peter Keenan in Glasgow on May 9. I weighed hità on a set of certilled scales in his bedroom in a Brighton pub.
Having recovered from my astonishment, I pass on the information to the BBB of C, who, along with the rest of us, have been expressing lively concern as to Danny's ability to "make" the required 8 st. 6 lb. without undue risk.
Manager Benny Huntmen and sists of prunes, grapefruit, two trainer Honey Francis, called poached eggs, toast, Jam, and upon officially to give certain one oup of tea. assurances in these matters, Lunch, token In the late after- have asked the Board to drop noon, is In any time they like at O'Sul-ables, salad, two pears.
a steak, green veget. livan's seaside training invita- ten,
quarters, apple, one orange, one Armed with a
tión. I turned myself
into an
one
vip of
nt
this
of
offer, no observation on unoificial Inspector of weights O'Sullivan's strength and measures
and made the stage of his preparation for same trip on Thursday.
posalbly. 15 tough rounds Remembering that O'Sullivan lghting had to sweat off surplus ounces But I ennsreport that he sped in a Turkish bath on the day of through four smart rounds with his ill-starred fight with Luis the quick- Romero a year ago, reckoned formed
fooled Allen, per- to find Danny weighing at tenst skipping rope did his exercisea with munchbarl and Db.
af this stage. or his
and perspired freely training.
But trainer Francis, the Lon- dion cab driver who moved 2st, from Kingfish Levin- sky, soon knocked all such Ideas for six.
once re-
O'Sullivan waighed Bst. 131. when he bagun training on April
10.
Five days later, he WAR within half a pound of 8st. lb.
Most significant of pfl, O'Sul livan was wearing none of the heavy clothing. We soolate with boxers tnying desperately make weight. In fact, he waist. wore nothing at all above the
to
-(London Exprenx Serulce)
On Thursday he weighed 8st. Glb, BASEBALL 10oz, at 6.30 am.. 89t. 71⁄2 lb. a? noon. and But. 81. 15oz. after of afternoon
his eight roundis training.
Accompanied, urged and en- schoolmate, ex-world flyweight couraged by
his old Islington champion Terry Allen, O'Sulli- von has been running at full pelt over the outlying bumps of the Sussex Downs for a full Starvation? Not a bit of it. The O'Sullivan breakfast con-
FI/Lt Crosley and Mrs Jocelyn lost in Remedios and Mise-Figues-hour every morning. reda 3-0, lost to Ribeira and Mrs Silva 2-6. drew with Mt. Olivera and Mr Silva 0-4.
KCC 3-BKU 34
Max D. Grove aru!'T, Baker (KOC) lost to Mine R. Lo and N. Lo 4-0, beat Mia M. Abwes and D. Lo-G-1. beat Mine Owen Hughes and G. Wagner 6-0.
Mr. L. F. Stokes and A. Augestad (KCC) lost to Miss. Lo and Lo-4-0, beat Mies Ahwer and Lo, G, beat Ales Owen Tugher and Wagner G. Mr M. Pepperel! und F. C. Flu sher (RCC) lost to Mids to and La 44, agew with Alben twee and fe Busty Best
Waya 0-8.
Max (kvan Hughes snu. TODAY'S. GAMES · MIXED "B" DIVISION University 0,
V Hecrelo SCAA
With
LAC I-KITU 2 bruger Young and B.P * 16 Y..d. Kong and M. Sunny 5-7 Id to Findes Khis oild Dowend Khan-3-c: beat Yunib Khan and A.M. Süiva 0-2.
R.F. Wsian and H.A. Mead brat Khan and Sammy 1-0; beat Khan ond
9. Houst and E, Stuckey beat
Khan 6-4: beat Khan and Silva
POST OFFICE014-HBC
In another close Mixed "g" Khan and Simy G-4: beat Khan and Doubles match, Recreio fought to 0-3.
436-4 draw against United Services Recreation Club. the set-score at 4-4, Marcus Oliveira and Mrs Airanda Silva, of hookey repute, held F1/L. Crossley and Mrs Jocelyn-to d-all draw.
plagen -exceli tennis throughout, their third win as well as the honour et winuing AL chiduciam: The match the maten for their Club, between Kent and Nottingham-
For
losers, R. shire was drawii. Notta 134 Baker
Rosle Rumjuhna 4-1; beat Khan and Bava and 207 for two (Simpson 79, gave undoubtedly the best per- | 6-4. || Winrow of not out). Kent 109. At Taunion: The friendly match between Somerset
and Glamorgan was abandoned as ik since by the tourists. draw owing to sun. Glamorgan The fact was that their ren! 113 and 174 for three (Jones mascot "Bocky." for short war 70 not out, Wathing 50 not rendy in the for their de-out), Somerset parture.
55 not out). All
now well in the South African
cricket world, for un the following day it duly arrived by air, and was presented to the team by their High Com missioner in London, Dr Geyer.
Making his first public speech in this country--and a witts one at that-Nourse wisecracked:
not
204 (Lawrence
and
At Peterborough: The match between Northamptonshire
lampshire was drawn, North- amptonshire 72 and 182 for eight declared (Brookes Hampshire 108 (Clarke, left arm fast medium bowler, eight for 20) and 145 for seven (Mc- Corkel 53, Nutter, Tight-arm medium bowler, four for 47).
At Lords: Middlesex's matchin
Leicestershire
in
a
W Struwing and W.C. Keown (HKCC) beat K.W. Wong and N.C. drew with S.K. Chh Wong - and Petef Lam 60; Jost to Y.S. Fung and H.C. Wu 30.
CRC & KL. TONG I
D. Lee & F. Kwok (CRC)-beat Yao & K. W. Leung 6-4; T. Loke & D. Chen da; beat Wong & A. Raymond 6-1,
J.Jowett and Alexander lot Kowloon Cricket Club, who on to Wong in Wong 3-0; lost to Lam paper should provide a strong 2-6.
and Chin 1-6, lan to Funt and W challenge to South China in the T.S. MoCig and W. Lanchester Mixed "B" this year, opened Rust to Wons and Wong 1-8; lost to their season promisingly with a Lam and Chin 3-0; lost to Fung and 5-32 victory over a formid-Wu 3-CR able University side brought-forward match Of course those three fellow
major upsets were recorded only got ducks because I told them to.
Men's!
C
Division ames From now or you'll against
played yesterday. Chinese Re-l get no more encouragement of drawn. Middlesex 273 for five creation Chab, the holders, got that kind.
declared. Leicestershire 124 through their first game against, Shock to our county if not (Tompkin
Kowloon U not out, Young,
with a convincing batting. Clive
S
Van le-a slow bowler, five for
score of 0-1 wil
Post Office Recreation Club, the only newcomers to this season's Léogue, made an auspicious debut with a 2-2 triumph over Hongkong Cricket Club
Test
made by Dave Sands, and it | Ryneveld tells me will be of. 26) and 29 for three-Reuter
probably represents the
2in blond Cuun McCarthy,
This 22-year-old from Maritz-
longest orntion of whichburg will be bowling on green the agile aborigine has ever lop wickets for the first time. delivered himself.
It also represents a consider- Able bombshell in British boxing for Sands 14 due to fight Randolph Turpin for - the Empire middleweight title 41. the White City, London,' June 5,
on
This is not, repeat not, pro- moter Jack Solomons's lucky
wook.
First, it's announced that Juck Gardner will
not meet Cesur Brich on May 22 because of his infüred thumb then the Solo-
mons's equine
chestnut hape:
Seconds Out, finishes 11th in a
is munnleg Dul.
But that won't worry him." added Clive. "You wail til he starts slinging them down." can hardly wait!
Sycomore II
Fancied For
IOC Wants Only One
Germany
Vienna, May 8.
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MEN'S "C" DIVISION SCAA USEC 0
O. L. Pang & K. C. Ng (CRC) beat Yao & Long 6-0; lost to Loke & Chen 5-7; beat Wong & Raymond '81
บ USRC
V KCC
CCC
MEN'S "C" DIVISION KITC... USRC Post Office V Kowloon Tong Y IRC кос
#
Y HKCC **VLRC
Recreio.. SCAA
ملا
Ray Robinson May Fight Dauthuille
Paris. May S.
TIGERS BEAT YANKEES 6-5
IN THE 11TH
New York, May 8. The Detroit Tigers knock- ed off the League-leading New York Yankees, 6-5, 10- day in 'an American League thriller that went 11 innings. Vie Wertz singled home Jerry Priddy from third base with two nut in the deciding inning to rinch the game for the Tigers.
Hank-Bauer druvu, put: jwo s Lew Burston, European the Tuns and Jackie Jen- | representative of the inter- en another for the Yankees. national Boxing Club of New Joe Ginsberg and Wortz York, said today that Sugar homered for Detroit... Ray Robinson might meet The Tigers's young right- Laurent Dhuthuille here on into the game in the ninth in- handler, Ray Herbert, who went June, 15 for the world mid-ning, won his fourth game as a dleweight boxing,title.
relief hurler The Mr Burston said he had re- Allie Reynolds, who went all ceived permission from Jim the way for the Yanks, was the Norris, President of the IBC, to loser, arrange the match in co-opera- In the only afternoon game- tion with Gilbert Benaim of played Paris.
Veteran
Y CCC CRC TOMORROW MIXED “A”- DIVISION
HKCC SCAA LRC
vi кос CRC Tbye)
MEN'S "D" DIVISION
Dauthulle has agreed to meet CRC "1"
CRC "4" Robert Villemain en outdoor Urban C. "" match on May 28, but omelal Urban C. permission has not yet been homer of the season, accounting
given for this bout....
for Chicago's two runs. While (rookle Don Schultz
Recreio
HKCC KOC
SCAA
V
LRC IRC
KL Dock (bye)
NEXT WEEK'S FIXTURES
....MONDAY, MAX, 14 Whit Monday holiday-no fixlures,
S. L. Ma & Y. W. Chung (CRC) beat Yao & Leung 6-3; beat Loke
TUESDAY, MAY 15 & Chen 6-1; beat Wong & Ray-
Men's "C Division mond 6-3
Post Ome CCC 51⁄2--RCC 3 C. X. Chau
SCAA and A. I. Manley (COC) beat A. V. Whke and C. JIRC Smith 9 beat E. M. Getz and R. CRC
8. Capell 43, beat. A. Fish and Recreio C.G. Hobb 0-0,
♥
KITC
V
LAC
HKCC
USRC
*
KCC
V
to
Mixed "B" Division KCC i USRC IIKU
V
W. Chow and C. Abbas lost to KL Tong White and Smith 3-6; lost to Getz and Capell 5-7: dont to Fisher and
Os_6-5.
W. Gottlies and L. Souza lost White peal Smith 1-6; beat Geir and
Y: K. Bre and Y. G. Hsu (SCAA) beat Phillies and. Walton 641, beat Capt Catley and L Readied 0-2, beat Devas and Jacomb-hood 6 Capell : bent Fisher and Hobbs
Sammy Lee and Frank Yeh beat| 6-2, Phillips and Walton 6-1. beat Calley
and feadhead 0-2, brai, Deyas and
Jacomb-hood 0-1;
West Germany was today. Lee and James Chen (SCAA)
For admit
International: Olympic Com-
Chester Cup mittes. East Germany's ap- Polish
London, May '8.
on
(SCHALCA MW,
Goalkeeper
For Chicago
Recreio
SCIAA THURSDAY, MAY 17 Men's "D" Division Urban C. "1" CRC "1"
MIXED "B", DIVISIONTI !SCAA BLOCO 4!......! Tang and Mis W. W. Choy Reengio, Rumjahn 4-6, Beat R. fray and Mrs SCAA Y. Fowler 6-2. lost to M, L and LRC Str. C. C. CINU 3-8,
Chen Yih and Miss M. Poon Jast
to Baker and Miss Rumjahn
V-
CHIC
7"
:
せ
KL Dock
... Urban C. lign
V-
HKCC
V
IRC
KCC (bye)
lost to Tay and Mrs Fowler 3-4, beat, HKCC Liu and Mrs. Chiu, 6-2.
CRC
Mixed "A" Division
VKCC
SCAA
FRIDAY, MAY 18 Men's "A" Division":
́ ́ ́HKU.
KOC
CRC-
plication for membership. failed because only one body Sycomore II, a four-year- can represent one country.
Roch Liang and Mis U. Khoo field of 17. in the City and old colt owned by Habib West Germany was thut she
peat Baker and Miss Rumjaha 49, | LRC (bye) The condition Imposed Suburban; now it looks as Ibrahim
beat Li and Aire Chiu 0-2 best London, May B. Tay and Mrs Fowler 04 though the Sands (of Australia) High
Rahimtools; the must get together with East amateur goalkeeper who played hvid. Kingword and Mes Wort
Stanislaw. Gerpla, the Polish RECREIO 44—DAKOTA."? Commissioner
for Germany and form one,Olympic for Leyton Orient and Waltham-ushey beat Remedios tard Urban C. runner for Pakistan,-is-n-well-fancied Commites which could ad- slow Avenue, lins sailed for bere under baghva HKCC
tomorrow's
Dk Germany
United States to take up an if Ouveira and Mrs A Silva 0-4 SCAA "2" The two Olyfdpld Committees appointment with the Chicago Capt Schion and Mrs Williams Chester Cup.
of
East ...The.. Twenty-one horses are ex-
cond s:West Thude Athletic Football Club.
beat Remedies and Mist Figueiredo LRC been called to día
6-2, Jost to "Ribeiro and Men(64)va of a pected to start in this two-mile, Lausanne of Sha All SB59 ot
furlongs event,
which is when 127 12 being run at 3.25 a.m. British Summer Time.
But in the Judgment of Solo mons, there's no cause for alarm or despondency. Blowing cigar-smoke ring the size .another on the end
boxer's purse money, Jack. glant-biller announced:
Of
the
Jure
"I have et Tom Maguire" (Sands manager) "here re- turn ticisets, for witcher I've paid £1,400, and I'm Sinds will leave, for England on the date arvan,
Bonds, also complained that
whores” the
two
The probables, with Jockeys, re "Haron
Bridge (T. Burns), No- poleon Bonaparte (W. Riley), Honourable II (A. Brealey) Le Tellier Father Thames (W. Rickaby)
(W. "Snaith); Port (P. Mähur), Colibrithgo
Sycontre ring for Your months (Doug Smith) Hanaparte (P. North Cape Vans Sweet Charment
histhis year.
Turpin Than Find a mumber of Frera, Piggott)". Plan would have been out (Exigor :-)
on June 5, 20
a countered the
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saying that Bands could
nights by constant, work-outs In the slum after be arrived
the mittes -recognijans
Silva". "beat
Indies
Gerula, who is 33, will re-0. inst: to Cilveira and Mira Bilva main at least one kedson in the 10.
KCC CRC (bye)
THE
WALL
NOW
AND
then tie it there. I hope to say. If Omple Com- not, I intend to return to
their England."
Voermany provisionally admila athe last Congress in Copenhagen was today officially adratiedubbat animous vote of 35, mutter pikiENÍ TARGE
The Confes
"German" ques- tion: for over three hours.
"newly dicated Boviel ud- Omstantin u ndrianov,
Geruim served in the Polish Army under, British command.
Reuter. (23040) 15
Malayan Champion: Eliminated Infidi a London May 8. Phi Chaw Eke the Malayan
WE Wood Loefrit speech as them! Champion it was beaten in the
schon equivalent of ~ kwa girmede Quixoté” as the
Royal Entrahcb Jber on this
point Howald that motond the Russian
In Hurling in lawn! popitiate understood temnts tournament host today. as Cue Curtain),
(T. Curter), Guest(T.
ghly one body, 100, represe
He went down, 6-2, and 0-1- to the tim
Aukkalian, Thhi2 and it was their, 14.00 But then Royal Shoot (W/ Ongisriat) and shoulder, wather, hindi um wiepay sunt, fill the la
two Olympic Commit maid he felt that this fusion very hard-
Solomanae the fight is still ori. Ha hasn't got to fight Turpin
yna)
v RecroloTM * SCAA "I" A Division
SCAA USRC
will
J
the Nationals, Leadro the other three rusheduled for tonight the Chicago Cubs edged.out the Brooklyn Dodgers, 2-1. Hank Sauer hit his fifth
Brooklyn in shock with a heat
It is expected the permission be granted but Dauthuille might back out if given chance to Aght Robinson for the
nine hit pitching job.
Carl Erskine, off tille.
whom Sauer lashed dutine uscistve Rebinson, is supposed To
Hive
homer in the first inning, was Jeke La Motto first crack at the the losing pitcher. championship in a return bout. The other (American League If La Moita wants it, Burston afternoon game saw the Phila did not indicate how this prob.delphia
the would be solved-Asso- Chicago
White Sox, 9-4, to clated Prem
salvage the Anal game. of
lem
BRITAIN-FRANCE MATCH
London, May 8,
Britain and France
Athletics, trounce
three-game series.
Bobby Schantz
his registerat are to first pitching [victory of the meet in an amateur boxing in-year while the Athletics were ternational in July at St Malo.
alo. hammering Chicago
hits,
mounds- This will be the first full boxing men international between the two Homers by Eddie Joost and countries for five years, Britain Ferris Fain were included i waning in London in 1945 and the Philadelphia barrage. Disk drawing in Parks when two Littlefield, was charged with the of eight fights were declared loss,
(Only two American League
to be drawing to recall that games were scheduled today).
It is
the British team on the occasion
Included Randolph Turpin and Eddle Thomas, who
nów
Reuter.
star
AMERICAN LEAGUE
both are Detroit professionals
SCHAGEN BEATS WOODS London, May B
Schagen, Dutch cruiser- weight, defeated Bill Woods.of South Africa 1nght d the Albert Hall. tonight.. Wonder uired at the end of the fourth round with a badly cut car
Schagen
weighed.
27034
pounds, Woods, 1734Asso clated Press,
New York
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Winning pitcher Ray Her. bert, loser Allie Reynolds... Philadelphia. Chiongo
12 0 Winning Schantz, loser Dick Littlefield.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Pitcher Bobby
Chicago, an Brooklyn
00
Winning pitcher Bob Schlitz.
loser Carl Erskine-Associated Press