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ANOTHER CHANCE FOR D. B. CARR ON THE INDIA TOUR
By "ALL-ROUNDER”
Last player to accept the MCC's invitation to tour India, Pakistan and Ceylon during the coming winter is D. B. Carr, the 24-year-old Oxford University captain, who first sprang into prominence six years ago when he played for England against Australia in the "Victory" Test at Lord's.
Carr is on attractive right-hand batamun, useful slow left-arm bowler and a fine fieldsman for whom a bright future has long and repeatedly been predicted.
The Indian tour may bring him right to the forefront, and as he is due to tako up an ap pointment with a brewery firm In Derby at the end of his reason, 1 is probable that he will be available to play much more frequently for Derby- shire in the years to come.
} whore centre-forward Roy Powell is expected to move to Sconthorpe United soon,
Swan's goalie Den Canning hun gone to Nottingham Forest as understudy to George Walker
Other
Goalkeepers
on
the move are Reg Saphin (Queen's Park Rangers to Wat- ford) and Geoffrey Morton (Watford) who is on the trans- fer list at his own request. Morton, by the way.
plays cricket for Middlesex. the #ix
by
He was awarded his Blue in 1040, when he made the highest score of his scoring 170 against shire at Oxford, and In took following year he inncashire wickets for only 30 on the same ground. He hit a fine half-century, in the Vor- alty match last month.
Ronnie Ford, younger brother of the Sunderland and Wales centre-forward, will be scen in the
Leyton-Orient
colours. Trevor played for the of Orient as a guest in
1944-45 extra-while still on Swansea's books. Brad-
The Rugby League Council, Laker meeting In Manchester, decided two not to necept the Rugby League
Players Union demand for
Last season, he was one mony failures in that ordinary Test Trial at ford, when Surrey's Jim took eight wickets for runs.
Carr made his debut for Derbyshire as long ago as May, 1940, but he has since been able to make only rarc ap- pearances for them because of his studies. Last season, he batted only six times for the County,
but Lopped the averages with 43 runs per innings.
Д
£5 minimum wage during the senson and a £1 a week sum- mer relainer. The matter will Now
before the National to Arbitration Tribunal. MATCH-BY-MATCH
BASIS At present Rugby League players are paid on a match- by-match basic, with no fixed minimum. They are not paid the close season, at all during It
League's one of the that players
should second have other work than football. The newly-formed Doncaster knock when the closure was applied. Apart from his ability Rugby League club have turned
towards their attentions as a cricketer, he clever footballer, and won his Rugby Union world and signed Blue as an outside-left
Cooper, the sturdy Round- last Inside-hay winger who has represented April. Ho played as
This summer, only s de- claration in the second innings robbed him of scoring two centuries in one match. Je was 84 not out in his
ulso
Д
Eric
Yorkshire.
In
at
left in the Pegasus team which defeated Bishop Auckland the Amateur
Cup Final Wembley.
and the Pensioner.
season,
the
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Defenders
Melbourne, Aug. 20, The Australian Lawn Tennis Association Al- nounced here today the three-man squad to pre- pare for the defence of the Davis Cam at the White City, Sydney, on December 26.
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Harry Hopman, a for. mer Cup player, will be non-playing captain and manager.-Reuter.
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AMERICA GONE TOO FAR? MELBOURNE
By STANLEY BURCH
Twenty-two teen-age lads run on to the field with crash helmets protecting their heads, and their shoulders and knees thickly padded,
"Ro ra, ra" ... rival roars crash around them, conducted by cheer-leaders in romantic costume,
Brees bands bare competing lunes and girls twirl their batons and their long bare legs.
STUDY SUFFERS
new
to
The couch (who puid twice
is probably College basketball has been The players chosen are
the salary of the revealed ce ridden with corrup- Frank Sedgman, Ken Me-
professor of erature up there sin (colleges have been gelling Gregor and Mervyn Rose. K's only'a football match be the audience) can substitute their share of the gate at vas
Provision
players any time when the ball bookmaker-frequented stadiums han
.ween two been
American colleges.net in play. If a forward, Une, ke Madison Square Garden, 3u; the emotional buld-up is a picked 10 minutes ago for its and bribery made to add to the tenm
thing welch
players from if necessary,
Europeans have speed, has taken the ball to the shifty characters thereabouts has enown only at that moment in five-yard line and brawn rather flowed directly from :)..
clrcus just before the suprelne han speed is now needed, an
So far there has been no sign rapeze sat is spring.
entirely
batch of the of direct corruption on
the fco squad's" buzliest lads will be ball field Secif. sent in to take over for the
In the "Herald Tribune's" eyea The These young gants-beat fod touchdown,
official one "for
many years'in absurd and ind best favoured
play can be stretched to dangerous preoccupation human hour's animals in the world to-day-two and a half hours by these colegiate athletics has been. ure having a moment of glorycurring hate, when the clock sapping The tutellectual and which is hard for youths to take is stopped and substituilors are moral standards of American without getting spoiled
erganted on both sides.. : in the
education." 3:00:09.
THEY MUST WIN
But for one New, York sports columnist if football and honesty Many of the country 80-odd get in each other's way, football their budgets on their "gates."
They've get to win. Brilliant coaches must there
Zucchero The
has
They are not just under-leading football colleges balance Favourite For
St. Leger
VAA
.
She
with
wrles Joe Williams, Døystem: has become outmoded. If. classroom-cribbing was the worst the world could held against you and me. We wouldn't have to weery about getting past San Peter."
mitch
TURPIN IN NEW YORK
They are catically Hanised; they swim in hero-worship.
graduates idcking a ball about in Saturday afternoon-they this in a mass sporting indus- y that has brought wealth to their colleges and a production-fore be tempted away from rival line technique to actual play, coll:goe. Likely youths must be Cooper's strong running
It has led, too, to West Point's discovered and atracted to this London. Aug. 20, on
scandal the wing has made him Round-
colege cr Mr George Rolls' tem-
that (they must be It takes many, many hours to convinced they will get their hay's leading try-scorer for peramental colt, Zucchero, train men to this standard that degree a right whatever the past ve
their years. Two of CHELSEA LOSES PLAYERS Dewsbury's leading
the runner-up in the Fes-mudges the old tine players,
between brain power and however many Many well-known players Harry Street and Len Can- tival of Britain Stakes last
amateurs and
professionals. hours go into their training)... have been leaving Stamford stance, have asked to be placed month,
There is not Bridge or
enough time for refusing to sign on the
made the study. Transfer
Within two days. of the un- 11st. Both terms for the
Dewsbury from St favourite for the St. Leger,
nouncement of the West Pointers' COACH'S SALARY who main joined
dismissal a number of them had One status Helen's three seasons ago, and the final classic of the sea-
been invited to join universities Of 10 cadis at the Victoria Club
ordered although Street went as a cen- son, tre he quickly developed into a callover here tonight.
to be one had an immediate offer loose forward and toured Aus-
expelled for cheating in exami-from five colleges.
New York, Aug. 20. nation, 44 tralia and New Zealand, play-
are reported 10 Zucchero, who was beaten belong to the "football squad"
Bri. Randolph Tutpin, in the Test Matches. four lengths by Le Sage in others come from the basketball Constance is a Welsh Inter- two-horse race at Newbury last tears which is subject
tain's World Middleweight national outside-half and
to the
Champion, arrived here to has Saturday, was offered at 4 to 1. played brilliant
rame remorseless pressures. football
day in the Queen Mary. He The Aga Khan's Irish Derby Dewsbury. He was the pivot of winner, Fraise du Bois, is the that dishonour has stained West In their chock at disclosure
is to defend his title against Interna the back division last season second favourite at 11 2, and Point-hitherto the
Roy when he captained the
symbol of
Sugar Ray Robinson at the alde, the Epsom Derby runner-up, he The club have agreed to both Sybil's Nephew, was the best Americans are, with remarkable sassing over 50,000; Live, take September 12,
nation's highest honour--- Hugh Billington and
There are 24 college stadiumis.Polo Grounds, New York, on Danny requests, and Constance is Winter have both joined Wor- take up a teaching appoint-
10 bucked
didate at 7 to 1. unanimity. wondering whether 70,000 er mere spectators.. cester
French City, the Southern
horses, Mystery college football as a whole has X, the winner of the Eclipse not been
Asked whether he expect- glorifed League Club, and Fred Jenkinsment.
rather 100. (who
The University of Michigan's Stakes, and M. Boussac's Flam; grotesquely.
field accommodates 97,000. Ated to repeat his victory boyant II, were among the 12 For the 11 men on the field at an horses quoted.
average admission of 2% over Robinson, from whom any moment there are a secce dollars (17s10d) this means he took the title in London £83,000 gate money per game.
by
เ
hair's breadth last April, will bear a very strange, look when they take the field August 18.
on
John
Harris, 31-year-old Scottish war-time Interna- tional and Chelsea's skipper last winter, has refused to re- sign, as has English
eentre-forward tional Bentley..
cost the Pensioners £17,000 when they signed him from Queen of the South a year ago) and Wing forward Charles Dyke, have gone to Barry Town, another non-League Club.
Your
Chelsea received nothing in transfer fees for these players. The club is also hav- ing difficulties with Frank Mit-
chell, who has become mana-
for
H.K. Olympic Committee Meeting
ger of the Plough Inn nebr Seven members of the Penzance and wants to become Executive Committee of Manager-coach of Penzance
THE QUOTATIONS" The closing offers for the race, which is to be run on Sep-
ember 16, were:
11.
4 to 1 Zucchero.
1 to 2 Fraise du Bals.
7 to 1 Sybil's Nephew,
10 to 1 Daneshill and Aquino
100 to 9 Mystery IX.
20 to 1′′Signal Box. Expeditious.
1 Galloper Green and
33 to Flamboyant III,
23 to the Amateur Sports Federu- Frank cost Chelsea £15,000 tion and Olympic Committee when they obtained him from of Hongkong
were elected Birmingham three years ago Billy Hughes, on the Chelsea at a meeting of the Federa-Castle.
transfer list too, lo niso ex- tion at the VRC yesterday.day, August 27-Reuter. pected to be playing Southern League football soon for Here- ford United..
The meeting was presided over | by Mr J. Skinner.
of cther padded players waiting.
teganised sport brings to colleges The money that this massively beyond the comprehension of eimple folk of Oxford, Leeds or Glasgow.
'HONOUR DATED"
THAT EAR WON'T
TROUBLE TURPIN
By W. CAPEL KIRBY
last month, Turpin said, "I cannot say.
I shall be trying, to."
The Champion said he had had a good trip, and added that he weighed only four pounds over
he middleweight limit.
.Answering Interviewers, Tur- pin said he thought that the European style of boxing was more effective than the Ameri- cani
"The Europeans take care of themselves, going in and coming
Despite the Iron Curtain which descended on Ran-out," he said. dolph Turpin's training quarters shortly before his He agreed with on Inter- departure for America, and an air of secrecy which could viewer that the European style well give rise to the impression that all is not well with laid more stress on defence than
on offence. the champion, I am assured that there is no cause for
Turpin will stay in a New alarm over the car trouble which has temporarily halted [York hotel-for three days and
will. then Randolph's sparring boots.
training go to his
40 to 1 Sun Prince and Tudor
The next callover is on Mon-
NUNTHORPE STAKES
London, Aug. 20. The seven members elected were Messrs H. W. Winglee, J. orders
Six crack sprinters are under -for the Nunthorpe Francis Johns, the West H. Blinko. Ho Ka-lou, Y K. Stakes, to be Ham inside-forward, is having Wong, H. B. Foster, C. T. Shek furlongs at 1.30 p.m. GMT, at
run over a month's trial with Cardiff and C. K. Chung.
York tomorrow. Mr Skinner proposed the or-
Probable Derby ganisation of a committee for
runners, with The damage apparently was only superficial-nothing Jockeys, are: Make Cracks left-back who has been capped have power to co-opt whereupon B/5, County and Huddersfield Town the Olympic games which will by W. H. Cars), Fals Seller that could not be put right by a little supervised blood-
City....Jack Howe, the former Hartlepools United,
* from Queen's Park, who played
old, stockily built, outside-loft ENQUIRY COMMITTEE A
Messrs Ho Ka-lau, J. H. Blin- ka and F. J. Tingay were elected,
three Amateur
Reuter.
Ave
.9/6, (06. Gothin):
in
camp in the Catskill Mountains,
100 miles away.-Reuter.
SANDE DISAPPOINTS ···
Birmingham, Aug. 20. Dave Sands, Austraan End British Empire Middleweight Champion, cutpointed Ligie Miller, of South Africa,
a non- lea, fo le bout her tonight. The
Australon gave' a dis-
for England, has been appoint Mr. Ma Man-fal proposed an Bloom (H. Sheather); Some letting to ease the slight swelling, ed player-manager of King's amendment that it should be Tancred Lynn in the Eastern Counties formed during the first execu-
9/6, (W. Rickaby); I gather there wil be no Circle member · wälling to show
Turpin's League....Notts County
training Randolph Turpin how to make have tive meeting. The proposal was Royal Serenade 9 st. (E. change elgned Ray Brown,
routine, except to profit from the the spots on playing cards dis 23-year-
Elliott); and Stephen Paul carried.
(Gordon Richards)terons, of his
first fight with appear by pressure of the thumb. Sugo: Ray. in
Belleve or not, that is the Interno-
There were four women close-anly problem which is really Hional matches for Scold-lett to a special three-man comault TOUR OF BRITAIN by connected with the Turpins worried our World Middleweight appointing performance. He is Alfred Bellis, the outside-left who scored the vital goals tee appointed to enquire into a
London Aug. 20,
who called with the ponly aboard Champion ther before or since due to defend his Empire tille which kept Bury in the Second letter concerning charges intend-
Dave Bedwell, the Bellish Road
the Queen Mary, to be at the the night be motored to Earls gadinet Rindsigh Turpin in the Division last season, has been led to be made against an official Race Champion, won the second lagside for the retum bor.. Court for is rendezvous with near future, but he will have to
Sugar Ray Robinson,
Improve the tuning of his plug" transferred to Swansea Town, of the Federation.
punches stage of the Tour of Britain cycle The hearing will be in secret race today
DIANA IS HOPING.....
considerably if he hopes to Turphy was kept He covered the 153 the terms of re-tilometres (about 96 miles) alerg sessions and
"the same.
the ring an They are wives and teenage stre weigh-in-an old US,
hitting
Balth World Champ ference were: to find out if there the south coast from Brighten daughters of Georgs Middelen, of nerves" "weapca fire forged is a case to answer and if so tu (Sussex)
Though he beat Miler fairly Bournemouth Turpin's manager, and Mr Lesley cebrated Walter Haven. adduce evidence and to submit
comfortably, he
Tou! Wax (Hampshire) in 4 hrs 6 mina, 47 91s, who looks
To keep Randolph's mind after the chi
the cham-
hooks. a report on the Andings to the recs.
cupied a fabend produced a pack
Only once did Sands, give a Board
pse of tris punching power
TODAY'S SPORT
**** FOOTBALL THAN HKFA Counciį Meeting. 5.39 p.m.
Colony KBGC,
LAWN BOWLS
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Singles
ROAD CLOSED
big to pressure of work.
plón's business interests, ·
diamonds.
at
war
thumb or the
of
of distance with his
He dropped Miller with a perfect tight hook to the Jaw in the third
In the general classification, For Diana Sals, who is still of cards with the five of die- At the meeting yesterday. Mr. Edmond Pierre, of Franes, leads school, & is the thrül of her da uppermest. He then L. G. Young was elected as lon with an aggregate time of hrs.. I will be her fret trip swivelled his Treasurer in place of Mr L. P. 5 mins.. 48 secs. Bedwell is and she is hcping she will be centre pe cad before you could at Kwok who declined the post ow second. 11 seconds behindollowed to see her fit fight, ray Ray Robinson" there, face and which clearly hurt the South African-Reuter, VAR Reultr.
was the four Wanted a conjurer or Magle 8 Turpin
*** FIGHT POSTPONED COOL-HEADED
Montreal, Aug. 20, vintent Olectrical storm, Just before The fares tonight forced the postponement traded the great moment is at of a 10-round outdoor fight Earls Count one night Turpin scheduled at Delormder Downs dummed, to... his' businong manger between, Lavrent Diuthullle or and alt
must find out France, and . Fairehe.., Heirutost how It is done."
•Naw!~Yorke for the title of
The nemacks, I think, eums Turpin's remarkably cool meanburn should be her By any Airstone who chynk
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