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County Cricket
THE CHINA MAIL, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20, 1952.
YORKSHIRE BEAT SURREY
TO KEEP ALIVE
ALIVE OWN CHAMPIONSHIP BID
London Aug. 19.
Yorkshire beat Surrey, the English. County cricket championship leaders by nine wickets today to keep alive their own bid for the title. They cut Surrey's lead to 28 points, but Surrey, with four more games to play, have a match in hand over their northern rivals.
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When the final day's play began, with Surrey needing 98 runs to avoid an Innings defeat with only three wickets left, Yorkshire seemed set for an carly, win..
But so splendid did the eighth Surrey pair, Stuart Surridge and Alan Brazier, face up to their fask that they took the partnership to 101 before Surridge was out.
Brazler
The Surrey Captain scored 55 dismissal did and even his not mean the end of his side's (70) found resistance. sterling partners in D. R. Cox and other players, who helped total past to carry the Surrey the 300-mark.
Yorkshire were taken into the extra half hour in knocking off the required 76 runs for victory.
clared. Hampshire 158 and 232 for five (Rogers 07, Gray 75, Gladwin four for 49).
AI
not out 63, Chesterton four for Neither side afted a 88).
second time,
At Dover Kent drew with Weston-Super-Mare The match between Somerset and Northamptonshire. Kent 184 for Lancashire was drawn. Somer-nine declared (Nutter four for set 141, Lancashire 182 for 45). Northamptonshire 183 for
out 85). three declared (Washbrook 93), five (Brooks not
a second Reuter. Somerset did not bot Ume.
At Leeds Yorkshire beat
There was an exciting finish Surrey by nine wickets. YorkTest Match Ends
to the match between Worces-shire 423 for five declared and
Glumbran
at
tershire and
76 for one. Surrey 102 and 300 Worcester, the teame eingen (Surridge 55, Brazier 78, Wardle the first innings in the last over seven for 139). of the extra time.
So buth sides gained two points, the first time this has occurred this sea- son.
Glamorgan's prospects looked blesk, when Dan Shepherd, their last man, joined Phil Clift with 10 runs still needed to equal Worcestershire's total of
173.
At Cheltenham ---Gloucester- shire drew with Warwickshire. Warwickshire 104 and 164 for six declared (Gardner 64, Lam- bert four, for 56). Gloucester- shire 81 and 132 for six (Milton 63, Grove three for 32).
Wor- four
At Worcester-Worcestershire drew with Glamorgan. Shepherd showed his unconcerncestershire 173 (Woodler
driving "Roley" promptly
for 31). Glamorgan 173 (Chr Jenkins for two fours and con- hit out while Clin tinued to defended stubbornly.
Glamorgan were still three behind when the Jast over began. Two singles and a leg bye made the scores level and ball, Arth then. off the Shepherd tried to glance the winning run and was caught by Outschsom ot short leg.
Derbyshire
and
SOCCER RESULTS
London Aug. 19. Results of Soccer matches played today were:
ULSTER CUP Mallymona 4 Glintoran Distillery 2 Ranger
0
Glenaven
1 Ards
1
GLASGOW CUP First Bound
Queen's P.
Ruter.
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Lancashire trad to be content with first innings points from their cur- Celtic
four rent
games. For their
мете Lancashire
in- points debted to Cyril Washbrook, who played on when seven short of a century against Somerset,
CLOSE OF PLAY SCORES Close of play scores of today's cricket
matches were:
A Lords-The match between Middlesex and
and Nottinghamshire w
abandoned-no decision.
There was no play today owing to rain. Nottinghamshire 71 for five (Titmus three for 28).
At Eastbourne The match between Sussex and Essex was abandoned no decision. Sussex 33 for no wicket.
At Chesterfield Derbyshire Derby- drew with Hampshire. shire 302 and 159 for four de-
Hutton Thinks England Could
Beat Australia
London, Aug. 10. Len Hutton, England's cricket captain, expressed the opinion tondy that England could beat Australia in all ve Tests next
season.
At a press conference aftor play was abandoned in the Test match against India at the Oval, Hutton was asked "Do you re- favourable Eand the outlook
Australians next against the Season?"
He replied: "I should'
is very promising. I shall b
very disappointed
wins all five Tests,"
if we do not
Asked if Tracman compares
with Ray Lindwall, the.
HUTTON AND
In A Draw
London, Aur. 19.
The final cricket. Test between England and kulla was abandoned as a draw at the Oval "bere" today, when raka prevented play on the fifth and final day.
Bagland thus gained the series by having won the first three of the four Tests.
Kain
severely restricted the final Test. England scored 310 for six declared and India 98.
Heavy overnight rain so
plich that
soaked the
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was obvious no play would before lunch.
be possible
After an inspection at two o'clock, the umpires decid- ed to look again an hour later, but further heavy
rain fell and the match was abandoned.Beuter,
LOCK TOP
TEST AVERAGES
London,, Aug. 19.
Len liutton, England's professional: captain, topped the batting averages in the Test series with India which ended today. He scored 399 runs in six innings for an average of 79.80.
India's captain, Vijay Hazare. headed the Indian batting list with 333 runs in seven nings for 55.50,
Trueman, young Yorkshire pace bowler, who took 29 wickets in Test series for this, his first,
second best England, had the average of 13.31.
India's best bowler was tall offginner Ghulam Ahmed. He took 15 wickets for an average
Surrey's leftarm Tony Lock, spin bowler, came out with the best bowling figures for England with an average of 9.25, but he bowled only 15.3 overs. Freddie of 24.73.
The averages were:
---L-Hutton
D. Sheppard
(C, G, Evans
T. Graveney
J. lkin
1. May
R. Simpson D. Compton
R. Jenkins
J. Loker..
A. Watkins
F. Truema A. Bedser G. A. Lock
ENGLAND-BATTING Matches Innings N.O. Runs
209
Vilchest kil Averages
Innings 350
19.00
153
"110
-73.00
212
204
60.00
47.13
41.00
74
34.33
53
****
35 not out
29.30
29.50
23 not out
22.00
17.33
17.00
9.00
nil
W. Watson also batted and made 10 runs.
C. A. Lock
F. Trueman
A. Bedser
3. Laker
INDIA-BATTING
Agen
125 13.31
13.99
23.62
2003
37.00
mil.
Scores A Century
D. S. Sheppard turns in attempting to bit a high ball from Divecha during England's first innings of the final Test, between England and India at the Oval
Sheppard scored 119 runs before being out Ibw to Divecha.
P. Sen, the Indian wicket-keeper, congratulates Sheppard in reaching his first century in Test cricket.
L.R.C. Tennis
Entries
for
Entries
the annual Colony and--Club-tennis championships organised by the Ladies Recreation Club will close on Saturday, August 23.
The tournament will com mence on Monday, Septem- ber 8, and continue during September and October
Faulkner And
RAF To Hold
Swim Gala
On Saturday
Durocher Suspended And Fined
Chicago, Aug. 18.
Sportsman's Diary:
Omission Of Close
Is Test Mistake
Willie Watson is a good cricketer--a reliable defi-band batsman and a fine field. It is difficult to criticise hig inclusion in the Test side against India at the Oval, H& is picked at the expense of some all-rounder who can bowl. To my mind Brian. Close would have been a better choice for this reason. If a place for Watson had beef deemed essential he could have gone in in place of Jack Ikin.
June's
The side chosen is substantially for a Midlands club, and, like the same, one suppones, as that Hosking, has been invited to join which will take the field against the Public Schools Waiders' the Australians next June.
--(London Express Service)"
We shall need a Brat-class all- rounder then to bat in the middle of the innings and provide a Afth bowler.
tour.
Close might weil Another “Int’I
have been given a trial with that end in view. Obviously
Hockey Win
For Pakistan
this sido is * ful one, likely to add
Test win to the three already ours, But one must look a year ahend, and I wish Close had been included for all- found.ability.
When the inclusion of a
The Paicistan Olympic Team cricketer is criticised he can tonight bent a selected Bavarian
taliate by scoring à century.
Munich, Aug. 10.
Watson may well do so, and i side by five goals to three after hope ardently that this happens, being three-all at half-time.
Pakistan dazzled the spect- Even so it will not destroy, myators with their brilliant stick- Abdul Hamid, work,
advocacy of Close,
CRICKET (POST) BAG Film stars are Got alone as receivers of tan mall County cricketers have their share, 100, Stuart Surridge, Surrey's very- much-alive captain, had a re- monstrance from a woman fan for "overbowling Aloe Bedser" What Surridge's answer wil
of mine.
particularly who shot four goals. But for the tenacious defence the four- ing team would have run-up a big score.
The Bavarians opened scoring in the sixth minute. Then followed a great, hat trick by.. Leo Durocher, manager of the
Hamid, who scored in the 10th, New York Giants, was suspend-
the Two
minutes later ed for five days and fined $108e to that one is no business 17th and 18th minutes.
Presi-
Bavarians reduced the score and by the National League
LESLIE COMPTON FIT dent, Mr Warren Giles, to-day
Lesile Compton, 40 years old levelled it just before halftime. for a run-in with umpire Augje
Hamid put Puliston backin Donatelli in yesterday'd game next month, is looking forward the lead immediately on resump
to playing football. His back tion and Quaysun Khon const against the Braves in New York.
kept him out of Middlesex cricket for same weeks in mid-pleted the scoring in the 16th
minute:
Heavy rain right up to the e summer, and when he took to wicket-keeping again he worked start of the match kept down under difficulties.
the attendance to about, COO people-Reuter,
opener
Durocher, for whom this was the second suspension this year, said "no comment when in formed of the suspension.
He tells me that now the The latest rhubarb occurred in the ninth inning of yesterday's trouble has entirely cleared and with the Braves at the that when he goes into football Polo Grounds, Hal Gregg, arth training with the Arsenal he will Giant plicher of the game, had be as it assurual, just reached the
DOUBLE COMEBACK -- mound when Donatelli, umpiring at second Two England rugby forwards base, asked to examine the ball who retired Durocher grabbed the ball out have decided of Gregg's glove and threw it to the coming season. They are
G..It. D'A. Hosking and M. For few word of the
Donatelli Steele-Bodger.
Seosking
plate umpire Al Barlick
"Atter
ordered Durocher
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tour seasons ago to return during
captained the Royal
game and the Giant manager Navy XV in 1949; played ser
Turpin-Maxim Bout Planned
For Sept. 23
London, Aug. 19
dew into a rage. First he leaped England as a second-row forward Jack Solomons, the London into the air waving-butin hands: against Wales, inclusasut backing ECTIVE 2003
baxing promoter, who arrived Then honocked his right arms as
after the umpire.
in the He led the England back them against Wales in the first, inter- have the Whito: City Stadium, national of the next season. He on
Ho London, ready for a world light What promised to develop into
aggravated a back. Injury heavyweight championship aght.. an unscheduled hout was averted sustained during training with on September 23. when Braves manager Charley Lhe Boyal Marine Commandos This would be between Grimm, coaching at third. got and had to give up the game tein's champion Randolph Tur between Durocher and Donatelli He la At again and has joined pin and the and pushed Lies with his body. Meanwhile, Giant, shortstop
Alvin Dark threw both his arms around Donatelll to restrain him. Though Durocher refused to
any comment about the in eldent, Glant oficials said
Donatelli had made an abusive remark which threw Durocher into the rage.
Results of baseball matches played to-day wore:
Amerleau League
The Royal Air Force annual New York
4
swimming gala will be held at Bostun National League
the RAF, Kal Tak, nt 2.30 Pittsburgh" pm. on Saturday, August 23,
from all units in the Teams Colony will be taking part in the gala.
The following is the pro- gramme:
Team events-50 yards free- style; 100 yards. frie-slyin; 50
Chicago
?
United Press.
Belgian Wins Cycling
yards breast-stroke; 100 yards Ward Rated
breast-stroke: 50 yards back- back-stroke: stroke: 100 yards
Strong Pair plunging; diving."
Sheffield Aug. 19.
Max Faulkner, former open champion and Charlie
ENGLAND-BOWLING
O
R
W
Average
11.3
110.4
23
300
163.3
07
00.3
24
189
H. Jenkins
$7.3
10
say it
A. Walkin
D. Compton
30
Matches innings NO. Rune
Averages Highest in
innings
Aus
V. Jozare
333
09
63.50
V. Markad
271
104
34,20
V. Manjrekar
102
133
23.34
D. Ihmakom
$2
04
1742
P. Sen...
*!
13 not oul
13.00
G. 8. Barchand
0.71
6. Shinde ...
4
03
11. Adhikar
8.00
P. Roy
35
7.71
R. Divocha
16-
733
M. Manti
13 not but
0,33
1. Uniriger
14
0.14
ot
Ghulam Ahmed ......
18
14
4.50
D., Gankwad also batted and made nine runs and no runs in two innings. :
3-5.
C. D. Gopinath also batted and made no runs and eight runs in two innings.
INDIA-BOWLING
M
W
Average
24.75 30.33
AT.60
42.33
70,00
76.00
122.00
tralian fast bowler, Hution said: "I should say that at the moment
15 a
little bit on the trucman
two years' time 'colt' side but in he will be very similar."
Hutton said of the Indians; "They are a very good side and they have some good cricketers,” He added that their bowling Krom, score was difficult to
the casy-paced especially on wickets on which the Tests were played.
The England captain said that English cricket was stronger than had been for the gast ave years. He had not played in a the better fielding side, and batting looked like that of the 3038 team which won the series in England against Australia, Heuter.
Ghulam Ahmed
V. Hazare
11. Divecha V. Mankad
D. Pladkar
G. 9. Ramchand
S. Shinde
I. Umrigar
THE GAMBOLS.
I REALLY FANCY BOOMERANG 1 THINK IT STANDS AN/ EXCELLENT CHANCES),
LATER), BACKED THAT HORSE, YOU TOLD ME ABOUT —THANKS VERY MUCH
450 0101Ā NICE PRICE TOO, (GOOD OLD GEORGE
nil
Beuter.
WHAT ARE YOU ØRINNING ABOUT? WHY DIDN'T YOU BACK IT
Command medley race, teams of four.
Medley relay, teams of three. Free-style
teams race,
of
Ward,
four.
of
Water polo, Individual events-220 yards free-style; ladies' race; novelty
two Ryder Cup golf inter nationals, should form ong the outstanding partners in the Goodwin National £3,000 pro- fessional foursomes tournament { race.
Abbeydale from September
They appear to be the most powerful couple in their half of the draw,
Tour
Exeter.
Joey Maxim
world titleholder
KNEE TROUBLE
Though disappointed Steele-Bodger, a wing forward, America at his fallure to sign the played for Cambridge in the first fight, Solomons is still hopeful two post-war University matches that after next Friday, Maxim's against Oxford. After playing manager, Jack Kearns, wil de in three "Victory Internationals," cide to come to Brite d'in- he was chosen for the nine full Friday is the day when internationals in 1947 and 1948. Junction against Maxim and Knee trouble caused him to give Keams will be heard as "they up playing. He now plans to have to appear before the new. play again this season, probably | York State athlete: Cominisaton
HKASF DISCUSS
AMENDMENT TO CONSTITUTION
In lieu of the Executive Com mittee meeting of the Amateur Sports Federation and Olympic Committee scheduled for yes. terday, a general discusalon on tho a proposed amendment to Constitution of the Federation
was held. Of Germany
from
tion.
to show the cause why, Maxim would not be suspended for falle
Ing to honour a contract with Solomons. It is possible that Solomon may fly back to America today-Reuter,
Upsets In US Amateur
Golf Tournament at
Aug
The prongs
proposed amendment was put forward by the Hongkong
Seattle; 218,292 Frankfurt, Aug. 10.
Tennis Tablo
Association, of Belgium seconded by
The defending champion, Billy Isidor de Rijek
the Hongkong Maxwell, the 1050 tile holder, cycling tour of A won the 1952
Amateur Fencing Association, Sam Urzetta, and the favourite,re the the Hongkong Miniature Foot Ken Venturi, were eliminated in Germany here today when competitors ended their 2,780-
-ball Association and Hongkong the first round of the Nationa 1,700 miles) & Kowloon Basketball Associa Amateur Golf Tournament tad kilometro. (about
final stage of Journey with a
day as a wave of upsets 160 (about 203 kilometres.
The amendment was put for through the ranks of the coun- miles)
Nuremberg.
Simon Purcs Winner of the 12th and final ward to clarify and strengthen try a best known
term for amateurs),... substitution of the following for the present rule:
known named Im Grubes, oce This Federation shall ex-up on the 21st hole in a mintch De Rijck had ridden art-
change
Chinese that was bitterly fought markably judicious race and ran
crowa Amateur Athletic Federation of which was followed by a excellent times throughout, though he did not seek stage Hongkong wg siccopiable repres of more than 4,000 rooting for
He won the Green victories.
centatives and shall mutually the underdog all the way.
Urzetta was defeated by al- Jersey, symbol of general classi-exempt each other from the Page year-old Marion Sony Hiskey Ncation leadership
Three stage was the Belgian, Edward Au 18 (8) of the Federation by (golfing ka was upset by, en ‚up-.
Children's events. races for girls under 8 years, 8 to 11 years and 11 to 14 years. Three similar races for boys.
it right Ebor
arc
Shoulxl they win prova a useful pointer for the Ryder Cup selectors, who already beginning their Insk of building up a British team to meet America at Wentworth, Surrey, in October next year. Reuter.
Barry Appleby
Handicap Probables
Probables
London, Aug. 19.
Feeters, in front of Sepp Berger of Germany.
of
at ilio end the third stage, and managed rest to wear it throughout the of the race..
Second to De Rijck WAS Marcel de Mulders of Belgium
the
with the
ment of the annual dues, The
two
of members
and jockeyp for and third Raimond Impania of equal 112 order to 'row/title holder in 1949, and the 02429
the Shor Handicap to be run Over one mile. and three- quarters at York Wednesday, Tutthunter (Gordon Richards),
nt
1505
Belgium:-Neuter,
Belush stumme time are AN EX-CHAMPION
TWO MORE to
GARDARRY
the one up, and Venturi fell victim Forgiven shall be to the sharpshooting of Arnald C.A.AF. of
Blum, also one neeripled as full voting
champions“ u The only of the Board as well ne
8 membera
still remaining in the field dro??! of the Executive Commitico in Charlie Coc Oklahoma City
with the 20ven elected ciprocate the status accorded to Year-old Chick Evans, both Fur our two sepresentatives by
by the
the whom they byen welky T C...A.E. of Hongkong
United Press, The picant rule reads: a) "This Federation shall ex- EMIGRATES
chango with the - Hongkong London, Aug. 19, Chinese National Amateur
by London, APR 30, Athletic
elic Federation two accep Reggies Meen, former British Meta-
table representatives, Such rep- Two Brothers på Jack. Giard-17 War heavyweight champion, who now
resentatives to have reciprocal ner, former British heavywelt (IN. Howitt). The Master Cutter lives at Cadby, Leichester, la to (W. Snnith), Niele LaRocca emigrate within the next two or
status on the Boards of these boxing-champion, have oppil Jockey)
Boxing Board of Corrigel Signification three weeks with his wife and son
Heender. (Herbert Jooon), Wulnsure (8 to Canada, where he hopes to
by The
aged 23, Fortireo),
Esign (Doug become physical training instruc- was agreed that the
member Associations" be placed Rodney sux 21, wi 4o manage ̈n meeting of the Boardir. Father, with Phelt glos won the heavyweight before n Thinks Gilde
Meen won
Jack as traiporew Hobeds). Border
Food
Ceph titlo when he defeated Charla be held then twee Bae Ticu (S) Clayton), Smith, at Lelchester tas
7 Telllor
(W. lone (Sime),
Bqhe Second tor.
(F9) Moroer); Cool's He lost his title eight months Choice (G. Colven); Bristere later to Jeck Petersofi Button (F. Pavail), Gleaming For the last two years he had Light (R. Bradley) Turhamfer been in the grocery, unde in la e doubtful runner-Bete
prapodal is put forward. In the slum in Karbgrouch
24 phovýdos ho
event of any other propomi 10 of bis 90 contests Dis
F being put forward, then the has only bora praten meeting will be held four works flood bit. from August 22.