THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, JUNE 22, 1951.
FAUX PAS WINS THE GOLD VÄSE AT ASCOT
The Anish of the Gold
Vase at Ascot-Faux Pas THE SPORTSMAN'S DIARY
(E. Smith up) wins from
Snowdon (Gordón
Stichards) and Shahan Income Tax Collectors Are
shah (D). Smith).
Louise Brough
Casting Covetous Eyes On
Will Be Fit League Cricketers' Shillings
For
Wimbledon
London, June 21. The Wimbledon Champion. Miss Louise Brough, of the United States, who has been suffering from elbow trouble, will be to defend her tille next week.
Miss Brough has been out of competitive lawn tennis for 10 months. Some muscle thres it her right vibow came away from the bone,
She has been
froin receiving treatment Lonton specialist and was today passed it to play at Wimbledon, where she has been top seeded for ir singles-Reuter.
Club de Recreio Sub-Committees
The following representatives have been elected to represent Club de Recreio sports sections for the ensuing year:
י
Cricket. Dr E. L. Gagano, E. A. R. Alves and A. E. Noronha.
Income tax collectors are casting covetous eyes on the shillings that go into the collection boxes for league cricketers.
Parliamentary questions will be put to the Chancel'or of the Exchequer by Mr Donald Kaberry (Leeds NW).
DOUBLY HIT
Players may be doubly hit. Spectators are not likely to give so generously
they know the tax collector may get half.
ceeds.
ап
WORLD'S BEST 10
NOT PINK ONES
his mind at the moment is that by 1950 he will be an Olympic prospect for Melbourne,
He may transfer his allegiance from Surrey to Herts next year cause, though he was born at
penden,
Japan, Nigeria, Malaya and the
y
me:
to Camel (Call-
a
nn
years
White Sox Square Four-game Series With The Yankees
New York, Juno 21. Righthander Saul Rogovin hurled a four-hitter as the pace-setting Chicago White Sox whipped the New York Yankees 6-2 to square the vital four-game series with the defending champions at two victories aplece and
regain their 31⁄2 game lead in the American League pen-
nant race.
Little Nellie Fox tripled in the opening Inning and scored for Chicago on a fly. He singled in a run in the seventh and singled again in the ninth to aid in the final run.
The Sox's big Ed Robinson singled and scored in the fourth and homered in the eighth. Johnny Mize got two home runs to account for both Yankee runs.
Detroit consted to
9-3 victory over Philadelphia,
Athletics pitcher Carl Scheib homered but was wild through- out.
Off a
four-run lead in the first inning, Cleveland bent Boston 0-4.
Sam Chapman made a two- bared hit which drove in three of the first four runs and then
St Louis plays ut Washing- ton in a night game.
Preacher Hoe registered his 10th victory without a loss but nerded help from Carl Erskine In the ninth to pitch Brooklyn
to
6-4 National League victory over Cincinnati.
Cal Abrams drove lis two runs with a double and scored another for the winners.
Righthander Gerry Staley stifled the New York Giants with five hits as he pitched St Louis to a 2-0 victory,
Staley doubled in the third
stole home for the fourth run.inning to ignite a two-run rally.
Henry Longhurst
On GOLF
ESPERANTO
A suggestion comes from Mr Bob Harlow, whose knowledge of golf on the two sides of the Atlantic
A
single by Solly Hemus and a double by Red Schoendienst completed the scoring.
Second baseman Tom Brown's bases-loaded home run in the Birst inning sparked Philadelphia
10
A 10-5
0-5 victory, over Pittsburgh and gave the Phills a a clean sweep of a three-game series.
Bill Nicholson also homered for the Phils in the Rfth inning. Boston at Chicago game was postponed because of rain, AMERICAN LEAGUE
R K
5 13 0 2 4
Winning pitcher Savi Rogovin,
equals any man's he was Chicago Hagen's manager in the New York
edits golden 208, and now America's only weekly golfloser Frank Shea. magazine-to the effectDetroit that the Ryder Cup match | Philadelphia
Winning pitcher. Bob. Cain, might now be played be- loser Carl Schelb, tween the U.S. and a team from the Empire,
instead Cleveland of from Britain alone.
the
Boston
'9 12 0 3 7 1
8 12 3 4 11 2
Winning pitcher Mike Garcia,
Maurice McDermott.-
loser
Associated Press.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
R H E
6
10
11
5 1
10
11
0
5 12 0
La Palme.-
Robin Ro-
game is Three Years In
Slave Camp
As to the first, the Ryder Cup match (though not yet the Wal-
(Continued from Page 4) could
now be ker Cup)
suspend- ed without any real loss to the with earth. The authorities did
Mr Kaberry will ask: "Why | European tournaments where, ceriain inspectors of taxes are with full expenses, "each place now seeking to obtain returns one visits the reception is from cricket club secretaries quite regal."
The idea, by no means new, is the amount showing
of col-
impracticable if only for difficul- tections freely given by spec-
ties of selection. The Professional tators at matches to mark ap- Patly revents, however, that Barnes, he now lives at Har- Golfers' Association cheerfully preciation of the playing skili juniors in California are well
face the task of picking a team a particular match;
Maureen in a
Con- why looked after.
WANDERER RETURNS for November without the help club secretaries are now being nolly, for instance, was assist-
of their ex-captain, who has won Brooklyn Man who has played cricket in asked to deduct
bui tax before ed in her tennis h 1850 to the
three Open championship", Cincinnati handing the collection to the extent of £200, plus the same
USA is back watching the club
even they would
back
Winning pitcher Preacher player concerned; at what rate amount for her mother,
Who
with whom he began playing themselves to balance the merits Roe, loser Hovic Fox. is the tax to be deducted; and | Was her chaperone,
n 1931-Malden Wanderers.
of the best half-dozen pras in how much tax revenus is esti- Patty excludes himself from
hardly Geoff Dear, outstanding all-Canada, whom they could"
New York mated to be produced
the from
world's best 10. His list,
Leur-
St. Louis
24 6 ឬ this source?"
In order of merit, is:
Frank rounder for the Wanderers, went name, against those of the
all over the world as an ou fom
Winning Sedgman
nament winners here this year.
pitcher Gerry Larsen, Ted executive. Wherever there was Art
Harlow's
w's suggestion does, how Staley, loser Sheldon Jones. Schroeder, Jaroslav Drobny, cricket he
ever, Illustrate changing face played Herbert Flam, Erie
Sturgess,
days really"
are Philadelphia ROIL. Th He
old retired Gardner Mulloy, Billy Talbert, tornia). Now he is visiting re-
gone, but their passing
rise Pittsburgh John Bromwich, Кеп
Me-alives in England and frequent in my opinion to more alarm and red. This Gregor.
Winning pitcher watches
need. his old club.
despondency than it He fold
alarm focuses on "We have league
two points berts, loser Paul
Associated Press. I like this story about Kent cricket in the San Francisco
that we are always balen by area ** County cricketers who I-
pace bowler Jack Marila. En- and 1 captain the Delmonte club. the Americans, to say nothing of
Locke, benefits have joying
Vicenzo, after-the-match Bing Crosby is
Van Donck, Von his ceive lax-free
honorary Nida, the Argentines and nothing to fear from the tax pint of beer on the
member. We are sometimes hard Grecks; and that the pavilion colector- vel. Only an amend balcony at Guildford, resto sme side, but
base- ment to the Finance Acland whom he had
playing ball player's: make great fielders." becoming-100. expensive.
BREATHING COME-BACK AT 33 Act of for Catford Wanderers, Martin this would need Parliament-could give the tax looked down the road, stared Scidom does a a cricketer, after collector access to benent pro-at his beer, put it down, and losing his place in the England
this Guild-side, regain it after four
as Jack kin now beer"
docs 别紧 For this security county cric-
the age of 33. Maybe Dill Edrich game. Indeed, after unsatisfac- not permit any What Martin had seen keters must thank James Sey-
would have been a better selec-
sides last identification, marks to be put mour, of Kent, who died in a long line of elephants
lon than Ikin,
breathing even
low yo no as Frank
on the graves. By that time all 1930. He waged a long fight bering past the ground
Lawson should have been
space would not come amiss, chosen Over a circus ground to the
As to the cost. It can certainly those who were still about to his benelt. Seymour sold the way station.
"ather than Willy Watson, but he prohibitive, though those who work were living in the tents,
hat does not lessen my admira-
while the Church was con- the tax money was capital;
lon for the two included.
cry out the loudest might stop to w
ve verted officials saici
Into a huge hospital in it was Income.
When thin went with Ham- calculate how much they have
death daily claimed Taking the case Anally to the
Juniors provided further pond's team to Australia
ret against their day's golf which witch House of Lords, Seymour won. evidence of the bright outlook 1945, he was one of the strong
ought to have been charged to new scores of victims. We, the
living. were
in- It looks
completely though as
tottering side, play on spirits. there for English athletics by their pillars of
The Chancellor against the
different to everything, com might be a few good jobs Bus Championships. In two events handied way dour innings when
Surreyin! performances in the
in his awkward-looking left-
band many pletely apathetic and listless. ing in the
On the other future inspectors
Since tho will
majority the quarter and the pole vault, etter-lcoking batsmen than he of cricket collections.
economies are open which the Juniors did better than the had failed. He was and is-a
not mar, and may even improve, prisoners were tyring to evade
dework, the
guarda invented a The pound-a- the nature of golf, sentors. Both produced the same tins held in slip, gully or short-day caddie is rapidly dying out, new method of driving us on. Wimbledon champion Budge time for the 100 yards, and the eg positions and a useful fer defeated by trolleys and the law In the morning all prisoners
Junior half-mile and high-jump spin right-arm bowler. LAWN BOWLS
Pally prefers European tourna-winners were also nearly on a The edge of his game went off
of supply and demand and we had to report to the kitchen in ments to American. In Open Pairs (all games commencing book Tennis My
to get their morning раг with the best seniors in and he lost his place
may even be approaching the person In the Way (Hut-these events.
International side. Now he re-
nays when a boy will no longer soup. Once they had
their at 6.30 p.m.-R. Hosen & J. Jayce
he ed.) A. 1. Seemin & A. Want chinzon, 103.
Jaya Pick of these youngsters is 18-ains it with a batting record
were driven into a despise half-a-crown for carry- | soup they at C.C.C.); A. R. Abbas & A. "players are treated consider-year-old Nell Dangerfield, who this reason second only to Denis
ing a small bag containing seven ring formed by the guards and Bachico v F. Leo &ably better in Europe.'
brake the quarter and 228 yards Compton's. Everyone who knows
or eight clubs with which I know their dogs. M. Scott & J. McCutcheon v
The foreman read Allenaa
J. T Tải
Cotton (at He complains that in some low hurdles
no-one who could not hole the out a list of those released from records.
fkin will be glad, for he is a 1.K.F.C.); H. A..., V. Ribeiro d US tournaments even secded Dangerfield is a big fellow, quiet, likeable fellow,
course in as few strokes us with work
work, while the remainder, A. M. Quinn v M. A. Grimpel & W.
competitors Baker: N. A. Beltrao & R. M. V.
longer He has a frame in proportion to
14. ONE TOO MANY
whatever their state of health, being his height, att. lin. He is ap-
I see the modern tournament had to move off Ribeira v A. E. Coates & B. W. given free meals after Bradbury or G. A. Guterres & beaten. He conirasis American prenticed to the car trade with every respect, A. D. Rowe, the
professional After a sweeping triumph in
gradually
giving
them
collapsed ina mosquito-rid- the idea of hospitality
becoming a
place to the professional-cum- without reaching their place greenkeeper, and Iden boathouse with the major dealer, but the bigger idea In British sculler, was beaten into
the
of work, Then the guarda, elaborate clubhouses catering
rifte buits using But forced them to their feet again. perhaps for simpler taste.
and dogs, abovs all I see young people or
"This method did not always
Hockey-W. A. Reed, A. A Marques and P. A. Yvanovich.
Tennis.-F. de M. Ribeiro, J. A. Marques and E. A. Figueire- do.
Badminton-. J. Xavier, J.
A, Soares and H. F. Gonsalves.
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Simple explanation is that he had one race too many, and had nothing more to give in a crisis. tages which golf can give them.
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