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SATURDAY, AUGUST 30, 1952.
Somerset End Up With
SIDE GLANCES
By Galbraith
Wooden Spoon
London, Aug. 29.
The cricket season is now in its dying days. To- morrow sees the football season start on its second week, and cricket lovers will have their last chance to see a county cricket championship match, al- though a number of Festival games are still to be played.
Three counties have already played their last championship match and the seven games starting tomorrow will conclude the competition.
Surrey have been certain of the championship for nometimo but there has been 50mo speculation as to which county would take the wooden spoon nt the bottom of the table.
London, Aug. 20. Soviet Russia won the women's volleyball championship world by defeating Poland 15-8, 16-4.still to piny have 16-8, in the final, according to a Tas message received here.
The Soviet Union today also won the men's world volleyball championship in Moscow.
They defeated Czechoslovakia 15-11, 15-7, 15-6 in the final.
Czechoslovakia were the
followed in runners-up,
that order by Bulgaria, Rumanla and Hungary,
The president of the Inter- national Volleyball Association awarded gold, silver and bronze medals to the leading three tearns.
were
in the table with 178 points. Derbyshire, who did not have a game today, can still draw level with them for they have 104 points and each have ono game to play. I Derbyshire gain a full 12 points from this match and Lancashire fail to add to
their total, then they will finish joint third.
ст
JENKINS" "DOUBLE"
Roley Jenkins, Worcester- shiro's 33-year-old jeg break and goodly bowler and right handed batsman, became the third play- er this season to accomplish the "double" of 1,000 runs and 100 wickets when he scored 12 against the Humpshire attacic at Bournemouth
today. He bowled one run later.
This was decided today when Somerset lost by an innings and six runs to Leicestershire, while Nottinghamshire beat Gloucester shire by 130 runs, This leaves Somerset at the foot with 44 points from all their 28 matches, while Notte with one more gamo secured 60 points from their 27 games,
Hampshire and Essex, the which have other two counties ended their championship pro gramine, finished somewhere in the middle of the table.
Surrey failed
It was the second time that vletory against Northampton- sbire at the Oval today but Jenkins had recorded the "dou- ble" the previous occasion be- took first
and in innings points have 252 points from 27 games, ing in 1949 when he hit 1,183 while Yorkshire, who are de- runs and took 183 wickets,
Brian Close, The young York- rapidly
shire all-rounder,
Jack
to force
runners-u}},
and
their 10th championship Walsh, of Leicestershire, accom- by beating Essex by 10
have 212 plished the feat earlier this to be month. Close was the first to do
und now with one game
Dennis Brookes, the Northomp- beaten tonshire opening batsman, estab
wickets points ployed. sixth in
Lancashire, although the championship, Poland sevonth, India eighth, Lebanon ninth, Israel 10th and Finland 11th.
France men's
The Soviet Union also won the
by Sussex by seven wickets, lished a new record for his stil} gained four points for county while batting at the Oval, first innings lead and are third today. On reaching 5B he took his total number of runs for the season to 2,103, beating the pre- vious best aggregate set up by
women's championship, followed BOXER DIES Normanidheld in 1930.
In the order by Poland. Czecho- slovakia, Bulgaria, Rumania, Hungary. France and India.
Both Soviet Union teams went through their complete pro grammes without lasing a match, ---Reuter.
Reg Harris Favoured For Title
AFTER
He went on to score 03 before being caught by Tony Lock off Eric Bedse: today.
THE OLD COMPTON
R. G. Malor, the 21-year-old
sex off spin bowler, completed Lancaster, Aug. 29, his week in county cricket when The circumstances of tho he took six Lancashire second death In the Royal Lancaster innings wickets for 52 runs at infirmary last night of Micky Hove,
BEING KO'D Cambridge University and Sus-
batsmen to-
were always struggling
Johnson, 20-year-old West The Lancashire "African welterweight boxer, aro | day being notified to the Lancaster against Malar's accuracy and spin. He started the day by sending down six maiden overs.
coroner.
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Standing Firm Migrants As On Gold Price Passengers
Washington, Aug. 29,
The Secretary of the Treasury, Mr John Enyder, said again today that the United States position on gold 2011 remained unchang- would sell
America continue to buy and "gold at $35 an ounce.
Mr Sayder made this re- conference mark at a
at which he announced the
of
the 16-man
merican delegation to the
Bank
World
Fund tional
Monetary Interna meetlogs In Mexico City starting an September 1. He will head the delegation. Observers here took Mr
remarks as Snyder's re
to forestall pro- attempt posals by South Africa and Austraila that the United States should raise its price of gold-Reuter.
an
SPY RING
STORY SCOTCHED
In Air Race
London, Aug. 20.
us
Dulch migrants and British
will travel businessmen passengers in the Engiand-New international Zealand
air race
next year.
They will be carried in air- craft which most of the world's airlines have already decided to enter in the transport section of the race.
An
Carr
in Christchurch,
110
Britain's
&
SHAMBERT
Meat
Position Improves
London, Aug. 29.' The meat supply position here is better than it has been for several weeks. The opjput of all types of meat in the United Kingdom has been greater than in 1961.
Production is in fact almost back to the pre-war tonnage of 1,114,000 tons, according to the Ministry of Food,
According to the Meat Trades Journal, Imports continue on a much heavier scule. Last month 20.000 tons more meat was un- loaded
than in at the ports July, 1951.
Supplies of rationed meat are known to be 100,000 tona more than last
year, representing
supply of ration. Nearly
seven werks"
present
the the
whole of the imported supplies
are going into store.
Ministry officlats are confident that the ration will not fall be low 2/- worth per person per week before November.
The greater part of imported meat comes from Argentina, Australia and New Zealand.
But with reduced Argentine supplies the one bright spot has been New Zealand, which in- creased production and suppliett same 270,000 tons last year- some 10,000 tons more than be- fore the war. This year's ship- ments from this source are ex- pected to reach 360,000 tons- Reuter,
Compensation Deliveries
To Israel
to
Berlin, Aug. 29. West Berlin will send Israel between 20,000,000 and 25,000,000 marks worth of goods in the first year of German com- pensation deliveries to Israel for the Jewish victime of the Nazi
and Thero
Migrants will be carried by K.L.M. in a super-Constellation. They are to settle at a big Dutch colony New Zealand.
The
race, organleed by the Royal Aero Club, and the Can-
This was announced at a terbury International Air Race Press conference given here Council of New Zealand, will today by the newly formed be the biggest and fastest air
Iarrel-Europe Service Company race ever organised.
Limited (Israel Europea Dienst) It will probably -attract the which, with headquarters in world's fastest
ma- Cologne and Berest Germany military
to act as chines. Although
official
for go between decisions have been made, it is
Israel the
on
deliveries. expected that the Royal Air
дго по formal diplomatic Force and the United States or trade relations between West Army and Navy will enter. Germany and Israel
Australlah, Mr P.S.J. to enter an aircraft an 85-horsepower two- stroke engine.
The handicap formula for the Ottawa, Aug. 29. Superintendent George "Me-race gives all aircraft an equal Cellan, of the Royal Canadian chance but he will have to aver- Mounted Police Subversive age more than 75 miles per hour to complete the course in the Branch, today officially denied
specified time. Montreal
newspaper report which alleged yesterday that Russian spy ring was being run in the
city by refugeos from Iron Curtain countries.
He said at a Press conference that one of the sources for the Dr Jirl newspaper story was Mares, who resigned as Czecho- slovakian
in Consul-General Montreal on August 11 this year and was granted refuge in Canada.
with
Delegates of West German, Israel and World Jewry, at the Flague, have reached an agree
on the compensation. Copfes of the
draft agreement were sent to Bonn and Tel-Aviv
ment
On Wednesday night Johnson was engaged at Winter Gardens,
A pleasing and aggressive in- Morecambe; in an eight-round nings by Dennis Compton alone contest with Barnabas of Haly delayed the almost inevitable well. After being saved by the Warwickshire victory
against bell at the end of the seventh Middlesex at Lords. round, Johnson
for approval yesterday. On a pitch taking spin and out by the first punch of the
Paris, Aug. 29. Britain's Reg Harris, the de- fending champion, and Aus- tralia's Sid Patterson, who the pursuit title on Thursday, eighth-
pre
at
won
drawn in separate semi- finals of the professional sprint in the world cycling champion- ships which wil be continued the Parc des Princes Velodrome here tomorrow.
Patterson, who is called by
French newspaper Zatopek of cycling will race and Jan Derksen of Holland Georges Zenfftleden of France,
Onc
"the
have little
Patterson should difficulty in winning his semi- Anat to reach the final for the Becond year running.
Harris, who is confidently ex- pected to win the tile for the fourth consecutive year, drawn against the veteran Dutchman, Aric Van Vilet, and Oscar Plattner of Switzerland.
Australia is well represented in the amateur sprint for both Russell Mockridge, the runner-
up last year, and Lionel Cox,
wils knocked
from which the ball sometimes kept low, Middlesex were badly placed when they resumed need- ing another 184 to win with six wickets in hand.
He received medical attention ering and showed signs of in the
collapsed again recovery bul and was taken to the Infirmary
For 35 minutes Compton bat- concussion and ted in a manner surprising to suffering frons exhaustion.
those who have seen him strug- Не did
gling so much in recent matches. He drove, pulled and swept in sclousness.
Johnson's home was in Leeds, his best and most punishing form until Eric Hollies beat him -Reuter.
with a top spinner at 40.
no
recover
con-
Anxiety Over British Expedition
57).
THE
RESULTS
At Clacton Yorkshire beat Dr Marcs, who appeared later Essex by 10 wickets, York at the Pres conference, said shire 311 for scyen declaredes for na ho was aware the story and 15 for no wicket Essex was "utterly false." 107 and 218 (Yardley five for in very agitated state
a
Dr Mares explained that his wife At Lords-Warwickshire beat was unter great mental strain Middlesex by 72 runs. War-when she made the statements wickshire 208 and 119. Middle-to a reporter. sex 163 and 152 (Grove four He knew or no Russian spy for 23).
ring in Montreal,
Last details of the race are already being worked out. An intermediate control point is to be established at Basra and com- petitors must complete the 13,000-mile courte within 168 hours-Reuter.
Round-Britain Cycle Race
Glasgow, Aug, 20. Gaston Van Den Dooren, Belgium, won the seventh stage of the Tour of Britain cycle race today. He covered the 96% miles from Carlisle to Glasgow in 9 hours 68 mins 10 secs.
Van Den Dooren, a reserve that there was a spy ring and ridor who was included in Bel-
contacted diplomalle representa work; or Bovis Wood, of Man- that refugees had settled near glum's team because a selected defence industries and then rider could not get time off from crossed the Hins inches lives of Iron Curtain countries ahead of radio telephone 48 hours ago At Bournemouth-Hampshire to get special assignments. chester. was a normal vervice message, drew with Worcestershire. Reuter.
London, Aug. 29. Omcinis
of the British Greenland expedition sald to night they had received no signals from the party india
have reached the semi-final- ting any trouble. Heulor,
TURPIN LOOKS
FOR FIGHT
The last signal received
it was stated.
A+ Leicester-Leicestershire The newspaper story alleged beat Somerset by an innings and six runs. Somerset 311 and 91 four for 11). Leicestershire 408 (Munden four for 10, Palmer by (Palmer 100, 3
Jackson 79).
Worcestershire 203 and 303 for (Broadbent 30, Whitcombe
A spokesman for the expedi- not out 89). Hampshire 475 for tion sald the marooned party nine declared, could be one of several Danish AL Bristol-Nottinghamshire expeditions which frequent the beat Gloucestershire by 130
arca.
for seven
Germans For
Australia
Under the agreement, West 3,000,-
Germany is pay Israel
000,000 marks in the form of Foods. She will also deliver Foodse to Israel goods worth 450,000,- 000 marks to cover the claims of World Jewry.
Berlin's contribution will be mainly electrical products, ma- chinca and pharmaceutical pro- ducts,
The company said these con- tributions would give works within a year to about 12,000 unemployed.-Beuter.
Britain To Get Chinese Eggs
London, Aug. 29. The Food Ministry has ar- ranged to buy 950 tons of frozen Chinese eggs for about £200,- 000, a Ministry spokesman said. today.
They will be used by bakers and other manufacturers.
"Wo have bought. them: from
buyers
in China before.
one of the firms in the fore Nineteen riders, including the It was darecently," the race leader, William Bellamy, spokesman added. Anished in one big bunch.
The purchase had nothing to The rat three in the general do with the recent Moscow con- classification were:
ference of businessmén, he said.
1. W. Bellamy (Britain) 31| Reuter. hrs 44 mins. 43 secs.
2. K. Russell (Britain) 31 hrs 44 mins 50 recs,
3. 1. Greenfield (Britain) 31 hrs 47 mins 27 secs. Reuter.
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runs. Nottinghamshire 311 for The British hoxing promoter,
Bonn, Aug. 29. This probability was based on six declared and 204, for seven Mr Jack Solomons, arrived by reports that a ship was involved.
declared (Poole 71, Hardstaff
A reliable source here said air today from New York and it was pointed out that the Nor-not out 75, Cook five for 87). 1000 as expected to pro said that he would ask all the wegian sealer Totton which car- Gloucestershire 323
vido 10,000 Immigrants in 1933 world's boxing commissions to
ried the British declare the world
expedition to declared and 122 (Harvey five and annual quotas rising to
about
25,000 by lightweight Greenland was now on its way for 08).
1958 into DARTwords solutioN Australia. title vacant if the holder, Joey home.
At the Oval-Surrey drow Maxim's, manager falled to let
Mr Harold E. Holt, Australian PRECIPITOUS-Sleep Sleep- Nevertheless, we are terribly with Northamptonshire Surrey Immigration him have alternate dates for a eaxjous, anki shall be relieved to 383 for eight declared and 101 signed an agreement with the Blake Sake - Cako Walk Minister, today neauty Beastcats Kenta title fight with Randy Turpin hear from the expedidon, that all for five declared (Constable 58). West German Government, He Wall Flower Bloom Blood within 10 days.
in well," the apoftreman said.. Northamptonshire 203 and 101 snt that Australia would at first
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tako mainly sicilled workers and
Winkie Tinkle - Jingle - Mingle Falling such a move on Jack Further messages picked up At Hove Sussex beat Lanen-agricultural workers with their Coma Scorn Contempt -- *** M***F - Dilemma Horne Hearn's part he would apply old that a motor launch would shiro by seven wickets. Lanco Tamilies.
Bonta had anewered use postman'a Court-Martial Law Order | ring. Ita pietura for permission to stage a night leave Danmarkshavns tomorrow hire 209 and 11
shows had (Ikin: 58, About 12,000 German workera Warming PyPeter Fainter fellar. Sonia's story about picking - Border -- Margin - Arming - obviously a delivered registered between Turpin and another | to pick up four expedition Marlar six for 52), Sumer 177 were now in Australia working Pointer - Arrow - Narrow -- opponent for the vacant crown. members, who were stated to be and 214 for three (Doggart, not on large projects, he
up the Jettere off the mat was there United Press,
said
Taper.- Paper *** Idle #pot at Dover Bay --Reuter,
Tout 72),-Reuter.
fore alieno postmen puts a regis *Router.
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