THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, JUNE 14, 1951.
NORTHANTS LEFT-HANDERS IN 320-RUN PARTNERSHIP AGAINST SOUTH AFRICANS
Northampton, June 13.
A partnership of 320 runa in 270 minutesby two left-handers, Jock Livingston and Fred Jakeman, enabled Northamptonshire to reach the highest total scored against the South Africans so far when their match started here today.
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The County side-were 420 ruhs for six wickets at the close of play and of that Livingston had scored 201 runs not out and Jakenpan 131 runs.
After the lunch interval the batsmen started to hit out and both denit severe. ly with Van Ryneveld and found little difficulty in playing McCarthy.
runs for "The 100 Was reached in asst the close were 426
six wickets--the biggest total many minutes.
hit off the South Africans so far.
Reuter,
Livingston gave
chance
hard
10 Tayfeld when was 30 runs but with powerful drives and pulls he dominated:
eached the play an runs in 100 minutes.
UNDERSTANDING
The batsmen
4298 9
bowler McCarthy bowled Old- field playing back.
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the
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a ball
and
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Brookes made some delight- strokes but at 40 runs, made in halt
hour, NORTHANTS RECORD.·
shaped to turn McCarthy Livingston, an Australian whole and was bowled by
Commonwealth which swing viciously. เบ captained skle in India in 1949-50, -ham-
The scoring slowed abruptly
fall uf
two with mered the South African attack showed rxept- for five hours and 35 minutes, wickets. Jock Livingston and
19 fours. I was the
Jakeman defended stubbornly in running hitting lent understanding between the wickets and the highest inchvidual total made
50 runs
made in the were score mounted rapidly. Neither against the tourists so far atlainst a keen attack. Even so batsman appeared to be ex- the partnership was also the
the pair were at lunch periencing the slightest Trouble,best besides being an all-wicket number of minutes
partnership
together with the score Jakeman completed a
us for two wirkels,
CLOSE OF PLAY SCORES
Landur. June 13. The following were today's close of play scores:
AL
Middlesex Lords: (Robertson 172. Thompson
offspin McCunnon right-prm bowler, four for 34). Middle- res were all out at the close. Glamorgan to bat.
of
and
Sound County, 50 runs two hours and 25 After the South Africans had minutes and the score reached dismissed the openers for 40 the 200 marks after three hours runs, Livingston and Jakemun
tool
control complete basting.
Livingston went on to score nothing that Erie Rowon could his second century of the sea-do could stop them though both were fortunate to have escaped when they should have been raught.
son in two and three-quarter hours und had hit 10 hours.
and
By tea time the pair had thu put on 218 runs
was 258 Northampton score runs for two wickets.
Jakeman was fully out at- tempting a big hit after he had scored 131 runs in four and n half hours and had a five and It was the highest partner-14 tours, ship against the South Africans to fur on this tour.
The pair went on at the same pace after tea and even the pace bowlers were forced defensive field for them.
to sel
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out for Jakeman was finally 131 runs when the stand had produced 328 runs in four and a half hours. Jakeman had hit a five ani 14 fours,
more
fell
328 83,
At Manchester: Warwickshire tai (Statham, right-arin fust medium bowler, three for 20). wickets Three
three fur* 1GB Lancashire cheaply when the County went
(Wharton 53, Ikin 09 not out). for the runs towards the close. Freddie Brown England's
Hampshire AL Gloucester:
(McCorkell 172 Test captain, won the toss and 544 for five
Brst not out, Rogers 70, Kayment Northamptonshire Have innings on a good wicket.
51), Gloucestershire to bat. South The
Africans made
At Oxford: Oxford Univer- Tust four changes from their
Sussex side, Endean, McLean, Mansellsity 209 (Bobbyer 67).
for 35 for one. in and Tayfield coming
Abiol Rowan Nourse, Waite, and Cheetham. Livingston, who enjoyed two
George Northants Included further escapes off Mann, when 149 runs, went on
to make the Tribe, Australian left-arm spin Bighest score against the South bowler, who is qualifying for Africans this season and also them and will play in County his highest since joining North-Championships next season. ants,
The opening pair began con- Northampton lost three more dently, scoring 35 runs in the. wickets going for the runs and first 20 minutes. Then the pace
LAWN BOWLS
KDC KBGC INC
LEAGUE STANDINGS
KCC
C de R (B)
C de R (W)
de R IRC
KBGC
FC
HKCC
KCC
POC
HKFC
First Division
W D L F A
A 2238
U
Pis
334
247
87
2314
3
422 325
07
18
1
250
20B
42
15
428
215
13
13
158 148
10
229
239
201
283
3
380 324
300
124
3 2222 251
4 178
Second Division
22N
B
290
206
30
20
208
219 40
1314
221
227
0
11
220
217 19
1014
214
231
17
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305 200
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B
178
172
0
120 219
90
Third Division
IRC
2
316 301
15
10
C. de R
359 270 39
15
241
227 14
12
308 303
11
280
17
11
2
218
240
28
9
223
241
18 B
233
10
7
272
243
Skips' Tables
Qualcation: 9 wins.
Mariball (KBGU)
E. Pearson (KDC)
A. Runjahn (MC)
· B. Gquelty, (EDC)
C. Ampion KiĐỐC)
Hone Bling (ICC)
M. Omer (Lite)
Mokavic (HGC)
WKNOWN CHROC)
C. Remedios
Finha (Rec.)- -Winginton · (KBQC).
First Division
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W D L
A
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Second Division
Third Division
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Avennann
Brentwood;
At
Yorkshire 320 for six declared (Hutton 141, Yurdley 52, Watson 84 not out). Essex 25 for no wicket.
At Leicester: Leicestershire 384 for nine declared (Palmier 139), Nottinghainshire four for one wicket.
At Worcester: Worcester 415 (Dewa 145, for four declared. Broadbent 151 not out), Com- bined Services 37 for two.
At Frome: Derbyshire 52 (Redman, right-arm fast medium bowler, seven for 23. Buse, right-arm medium bowler, three for 24) and 119 cut), for one (Elliott 70 not Somerset P4 (Hall, right-arm fast-medium bowler, four for -19).—Reuter,”
Sam King Leads
In Penfold Open
Golf Tourney
AT SPEED OVER BALLAUGH BRIDGE
48
Geoff Duke's 348ce Norton leaps Ballaugh Bridge, as the young TT veteran takes it at speed in the Isle of Man Junior TT race,
Duke won the race with an average speed of 89.90 mph, three miles an hour faster than the existing record. He was consistently lapping at around 90 miles per hour.
THE SPORTSMAN'S DIARY
Of
18 Years Not Be Granted
Boxers Under Age Should
Licences As Professionals
A medical commission, headed by Professor Alexander Kennedy, of Britain, have for the past two years been conducting a world wide investigation for the Association Internationale de Boxe Amateur into injuries to the brain that result from boxing. These include punch-drunkenness.
can
But though their work on brain injuries will not be complete for another two years, the Commission have already made proposals that have led to changes in the AIBA rules. Not the least important of these is the one banning boxers under 17 years of age from international competitions.
recom-
7 third clues. Reason for austerity a lack of money.
"We simply can't afford fly," said a Yale spokesman.
this
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Major League Baseball
Now York June 18: The Boston Red Sox seoral once in the second inning and added another in the eighth for a 2-0 Ameri- can League victory over the Detroit Tigers today.
Bill Wight gave the Tigers only ve hits and turned in the second shutout of the season for the Sox.
Detroit's Dizzy Trout who lost his seventh game pitched almost as well, allowing only six hits,
The Cleveland at Philadel- phia, St Louis at New York and Chicago at Washington games were postponed because of rain.
In the National League, Robin Roberts won his seventh victory of the season with a four-hit performance while the Chicago Cube kicked in with four errors to give the Philadelphia, Phillies ₫ 5-0 win.
Errors by Virgli Stallcup and Connie Ryan In the eighth inning helped the New York Giants score three rung for o 5-2 victory over the Cincinnati Reds,
The Boston at Pittsburgh -game was postponed because of nin, The Brooklyn at St. Louis game is a night game.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Detroit
Boston
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0 6
2 G 0
BRITISH
SHOT PUT
RECORD
John Savilge, the Bri- tish native record holder in the Shot Put, further improved on the record with a heave of 54 feet 6 inches in the Notting- hamshire County Cham- plonships.
This performance also constitutes & new British Empire record and pats Suvidge in the running for an Olympic Champion- ship and within less than two feet of the British all-comers', record of 56
feet 2 inches set up by Wilbur Thompson of the the United States at. Olympic Games at Wembley in 1948,
Humez Beats
Eddie
Thomas.
On Points
Porthcawl, Wales,
June 13.
Winning pitcher Bill Wight, France won
loser Dizzy Trout.
Smiling Charlie Humez of the European welterweight title tonight with a one-sided points de- Ecision over elampion Eddie Thomas of Wales before a crowd of 8,000 who sat Robin Ro-through drizzling rain.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
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Philadelphia
5 11
Chiend
0 4
Winning pitcher
berts, loser John Kilppstein.
New York ****** Cincinnuli
Wloning pitcher
2
4
Humez
weighed
1481
pounds, Thomas 145.
The bronzed crouching George Frenchman unleashed a tremen- Spence, loser Ewell Blackwell.dous body attack from start to
-Associated Press,
finish. He had Thomas-bleeding from above both eyes by the fourth round and he took what punches the champion could
smiling.
Kent Lawn Tennis offer without
Championships
ever stopping
His right hook that brought however, to the blood failed. floor. the same Welshman who Beckenham, England,
never has been on the canvas, June 13. India's Naresh Kumar enter- Thombs, always a late starter, ed the last eight of the Kent grimly tried for a knockout in Lawn Tennis championships the closing rounds but the bes here today when he beat Leon he could do was rost Humez to Norgard of South Africa, 0-2, with a solid right uppercut 0-7. Kumar will meet Gardnar the body in the 18th round. Mulloy (US) in the quarter-Associated Press, Anal round.
India's Narendra Nath beat the
U.S. Junior Champion, Hamilton
Richardson, 6-0, 8-C. Nath will Louis V. Savold
meet South Africa's S. Levo
in the quarter-Anal. United Fight Postponed
Press.
Liberation Shield
Match On June 24
New York, June 13. Tonight's 15-round fight between Joo Louis and Les
Savold was postponed for 24 hours because of rain and
threatening weather.
Weather permitting, the pair The Orst game in the 1951
will meet tomorrow
night at series of the KCC-KBGC Libera- tion Shield lawn bowls contest the Polo Grounds. will be played at the Kowloon
Eddie Eagan, the Colonel Cricket Club on Sunday, June Chairman of the New York Cost of the trip-about £4,000 | 24, starting at 3.30 p.m.
Athletic Commission, said that KCC members who wish to if the bout - being raised by donations
was held then a from former United States ath-play in this match should sign second weigh-in would not be lees who have competed against the list which is now displayed necessary.
on the Club notice board, Britain's Oxtond and Cambridge.
It seems that the amateurs and beat him, It is his intention! June 23, sailed from New York take their doctors' advice. Not to move up to the three miles in the Queen Elizabeth on June so the British Boxing Board of later this seuson. Control. They have decided 10 He will appear in the longer go against their own, medical event at the AAA championships
who
recently board,
in July and intends to have his mended that no ilcence should first serious trial over the dis- be granted to a boxer to fight tance in the Southern Cham- pionships at Reading on June 23. professionally until he is 18.
The BBBC preferred to keep the age at 10.
Beckett should prove a swel-
to addition came
After the White City match slander staak of top-class three-
He has the speed to vale and Hanvard will go to mullers.
a mile in around 4min. fretand to meet Cloncliffe Har-
Bournemouth, England,
June 13. Sharp cross winds pre-
Boxing is not the brutal sport vented low scoring today in that home people would have the first qualifying round the public belleve, but 16 is too for the
Äghting. Open Golf Tournament here.
Tun
£3,000 Penfold 'young for a boxer to enter prize 15sec. and the stamina to com-ries, in Dublin on June 26..
Sam King of England led the
held over the short 5,825 yard par 68 Meyrick Park course with a 66 and three players, in- cluding Norman von Nida of
Australia, were tied for the lead with 72s on the 0,040 yard par 72 Queen's Park layout.
Nida Bracketed with Von were Are Lees of England and G. De Wit of The Hague. A Antonio behind stroke Cerda of Argenina while two Was Flory Van
strokes away
Donck of Belgium.
Was
Art Clark of. Huntington,
Hasson West Virginia, and Hassanein of Egypt each had 72 on the short course while Al Zimmerment of Portland, Oregon, and Jim Jacobs of Cairo' had 785 on the longer links.
The players switch courses tomorrow and the low 60 qualify for the Anal 36 holes and a chance at the first prize of £020-Associated Press,
Recreio Meetings
cash motive have plete a gruelling cross-country Could the
this de-course. had any bearing on cision?
COMPARISON RAF FOR HENLEY
Here, as a last thought on the for departed rugby season is one Royal Air Force crews Henley Royal Regatta will be about Bath. They won 13 away coached by the ex-professional games and were unbeated by sculling champion. of Britain, any London side.
Lou Barry...non-professionally. During the war their ground Barry in 1938 beat Ted Phelps, was bombed. Damage was as- for the British championship, sessed at £7,000. A rebuliding and was then twice beaten by scheme was passed by the local Eric Phelps, who has held the council. Now the Ministay title ever since.
Each member of the team will be given the dioice of returning home or taking cash sufficient to cover his return ticket.
Majority plan to spend the on the summier in England or Continent. Some will compete in Continental athletic meetings, others will study or spend their time touring.
BRENTFORD BRICK
of
have - Brentford supporters Works have refused it, at the been taking liberties with the
allowing Bath City same the
of name
the England and Lou Barry, a son of Bill Barry,
at the foot of the Southern Arsenal centre-half, Lesile brother of Bert, and nephew of
as soccer, to spend Compton, Ernest all champions-has held ge
eid £3,000, Something odd here, commission in the RAF since surely. Because of bis com- the war. mand of languages he was for
a time an air attache in the
AUSTERITY ATHLETICS
British Embassy in Rome. He Yule and Harvard truck beam,
now commands an air station at who are to meet Oxford and Chicksands (Bedfordshire), and | Cambridge at the White City on will coach in an honorary capacity..
RAF rowing is growing in strength. Last year a four from Bonson reached the final of the Whtold fours, V
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This year's crews are com- pletely representative of the whole Service, and were picked náter trials at Reading.
The eight will be captained by Squattron: Leader F. D. Proelor from Old Barum, and stroked by LAC Hall, of "Fighter Com- mand, Tire four will be stroked 'by. Squadron Leader J3 H. Lowis, of Hucknell
The following meetings of the Club do Rourelo will be held in the Social Room of the Club on the dates shown for tho purpose of electing Bub-Com- mittees for the ensuing year:
Sport
Section Cricket, Monday
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[Thursday) the 1:500. maízes "disaWLEDGES June 21, at 2 pm,
nationati moriing in Atrafordare
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CRAIGENGOWER MEETING
All members of Cralgengower Cricket Club are reminded that the Statutory Meeting
the Club will be held at the Club- house tomorrow at p.m. the
on
Among the items agenda are the elections of office bearers for the coming year.
West of England
+1
· Tennis Tourney
It
began raining in New York shortly after noon today,with showers forecast for the even- ing and tonight, Louis scaled 15 stone, one
and a quarter pounds at the weigh-in today ogoinst Savold's 13 stone, eight pounds. Reuter,''
· FA CUP FIELD LIMITED TO 408
London, June 13. "The number of clubs in the 1951-52 Football Association Cup competition will be 130
fewer than last season, the FA
announced today. The total entry will be 408.
Bristol, June 13. The FA mold 690 clubs ap- Jaroslav Drobny, of Egypt, plied for entry and 188 were ached the last eight in the refused. The preliminary singtes in the West of round will be played on Sep- England Lawn Tennis Cham-tember 16. plonships here today" k
men's
In the third round he beat. Newcastle United won the
Tast G. Scharenglevel by 6-2 and Cup
- suason. —Associated 6-3.Reuter.
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