THE
LIND
MAY CAUSE
THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, MAY 23, 1958.
DRAG” A
TREVOR BAILEY IN
IN FORM
RULE REVISION
Says DENNIS HART
No men in sport are more maligned than-successful fast bowlers really successful ones, that is. Whenever one appears who threatens to shatter the batsmen's mastery, precautionary measures are taken,
In the early 30's, Hurold Larwood's fast leg-theory caused the greatest cop. troversy cricket has ever known; discussions on the subject almost reached government level. The result: the theory and Larwood were hounded out of the game. Once more batsmen slept peacefully without fear of their averages, being sharply curtalled by the "Notts Express."¿»
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whole of
recently we have had hand. Damning evidence? the Miller and Lindwall; bum-would be, were the
careful study and rules intensified
to story. lut prevent it being used this sea-alber foot bowlers shows that
they too were guilty.
per.
sol.
the The solution is to make rule.conform with, the nature of bowling.
can This
bo achieved by deeming a delivery fair providing the bowler places his back foot behind the Why were they not no-balled? bowling crease at the end Now comes the
of firm'
for his run-up. The position of the It is said that the great Because it is impossible Austrailan fast bowler drags his umpires to spot it. It is only
foot when the ball leaves the buck foot over
the bowini visible from a distance, Stand- bowler's hand should not erense before the hall leaves fining at the bowling erense, um-counted as relevant. hand.
pires cannot watch the bowler's arm and feet simultaneously.
"Lindwall
MUST BE PREPARED
that
bo
He dors it only when bowlin * ct,'
generally which
But if y have been read- The MCC must be prepared confined to Test Matches, and ing CUISINARIO reports that to net now. This season's Test
not a bowler does drag, then sub-series ายง Licen the there are critics who as
mast only prepared, but looking for-ronsciously the thought my keenly awaited for many years.
in their ward to making an issue of it, become fixed
minds After" reports
Australian on cricket had slumpet, following 10 neeuse him unfair
Bradmana----retirement, the bowing memo
young Aussies have shown that there is still plenty of sting in the kangaroo's tall,
If this is allowed to happen. we will see yet another Test series degenerate into ach WI- pleasant squabble,
the
and they may judge him circumstantial evidence.
Just how these
newcomers
As the rules, stand, they are almost certain to be right. But this will not lessen the fact that an injustice will have been committed to the bowler will react to the stern in question. He will have been singled out, whilst others cape.
I
SOLUTION IS SIMPLE
atmo- sphere of Test cricket is only The MCC must prevent this.
eone ot, the interesting points And the soution is quit simple.
which the spectators who will Τα alart with, consider
pack the Trent Bridge ground foets. In Lindwall's bowling! Yet 'escape' is hardly the in a week's time ore eagerly unfair? To answer this. have right word. For they are only waiting to see answered. carefully examined his action, bowling naturally, ## fest Their Pleasure, and that buth on the field, and in slow bowlers have been doing since spectators a subsequent Tests, motion on the newsreel.
Kortright's days. Not until the to say nothing of From my, observations I must days of slow motion nims and enjoyment. must not be
does drug his | trouble-making exities, was report that be
Jeopardised. foot before the ball leaves his thought untoward.
It
of
the players'
(London Express Service)
TREVOR BAILEY SENT IN AS OPENING BATSMAN
London, May 27.
Rain affected all but one of the English first class cricket fixtures which began today.
Not a hall was bowled at Manchester in Lancashire's game against the Australians, while rain washed out play at Folkestone after only two Kent deliveries to Glamorgan's opening pair.
In a restricted day's cricket in the England Test Trial nt Birmingham, the experiment of using Trevor Bailey, Essex all rounder, as an opening batsman, and the form of Yorkshire's fast bowler Fred Trueman were the main points of interest.
The Englanki XI scored 120 for { promotion. He faced the speed was no further play after the
between the rain showers, of Truinan, playing for The tea interval owing to rain. Bailey, expectedly. sent by | Revi, with assurance and a high At Folkestone; "Glamorgan no Len Flution to open first instead | degree of skidi beline having his runs for no wickel Ken to of Reg Simpson,- justified his foff streng knocked back by Terry hat. Rain stopped play for the
Spencer wiren 20.
day. Freddie Brown. caplaining At Birmingham: England XI
Lavo
Inter-School The Rest, clean bowled Hulton versus The Rest (Test irinl);
Swim Meet Arranged
G. McDonald bowled by Trevor Bailey for 9 when Australia began their Innings
after dismissing the MCC for 80 at Lord's.
Trevor Balley, who made the highest score for the MCC, gets a ball through Miller's leg trap during the second day's play at Lord's,
EXPERIENCE MAY BE ENGLAND'S ANSWER TO AUSTRALIA
Says PETER DITTON
Two Americans Eliminated In Third Round Of British Amateur Golf Championship
Hpylake, May 27.
Two of the strong contingent of American chal- lengers floundered on the storm-swept Royal Liverpool links today and were beaten in the third round of the British Amateur Golf Championship.
Jimmy McHale, American Walker Cup player," was beaten, at the 19th hole by Bob Abrahama, a little-known- American, and Gordon Whitehead, the Manchester Ash- monger, who yesterday, created a sensation and huch depression on the home front by disposing of Gerald Micklem, the reigning English Champlon, made further progross at the expense of another American.
Abrahamp was later defeated by Ave and three by Ernest Arend, another attle known American, in the fourth round,
In the last match of the day, 3. Harvie Ward, 27-year-old American holder, of the title from Georgia," won an exciting fourth round. struggle. against his compatriot, Frank Strand- han, by one hole."
1
NEW TROPHY
FOR SHEK O
GOLFERS
ます
This maleb, a, røpeat of last year's final, began at the end Mr J. F. Macgregor; retiring of more than 12 hours con- President of the Shele O Coun tinuous play. Ward won with try Club, has. very kindly pre- a tremendous birdle (one under sented a handsome trophy to be par) three at the home hole. competed for annually, It has He was out in a brilliant 33 been decided to play a 36 holes to be three up, but could do Medal Compotition on full little against Stranohan's counter handicap, the first 18 to quality attack, and, losing hole by hole for match play "knock out myer. found himself one down with 18 holes, on three quarters two
to play,
difference in handicaps, and the A super bunker shot to within Finalists to play 38 holes, Part- inches of the hole won him theners and fullscquent quolißers 17th and the match was square. are ta be drawn and times Both hit wonderful
seconds to pilotted.
The Preliminary · Rojtidy will the 18th green, packed by hun- dreds of spectators standing In be played on Sunday: June 28,
and entries will close on Sunday, the dying sunt to see a great
June 21. Anish.
This competition Stranahan, twice postwar win for men only. The entry list is ner of the fitte, was three yards posted up in the Club House, Coronation Competitions pln with his second, and Ward was more than four Members are reminded that feet from it. Stranahan's pult the above compeitions take Lipped the hole and stayed out, place on Sunday, June 17. Entry In the Club but Ward sank his down to enter lista are postot the round of the last 32.
House.
from the
Other fourth round winners There will be Stableford included Joe Carr, Irish Walker Competition in the morning Cup player, and Big Bl Comp-only, on 7/8 this handicap No bell, the American, nternational, more than one stroke per hole
be may
taken -Router.
but excess strokes due ore to be added to the gross score.
French Tennis Championships
Paris, May, 37,
rome
In the afternoon, G Green
Competition (Shanghai Foursome) will be held, 3/8ths combined handicaps. Entrants are to arrange own timesvárd partners.
Both these competitionsủi open to Ladles, who play from their own tees and on their own
The American Davis Cup handlespe pair, Gardnar Mulloy and Vic Seixas, fought their
way to the semi-finals of Final Acceptors
the French Men's Doubles
the
Tennis Championship here For The Derby today by defeating Argentinian, Enrique Morea, and the Brazilian, Armando Vieira, in four sets.
The score was. 11-9, 6-2, 1-0.
B.Q.
And The Oaks
London, May 27. Twenty-eight final "beceptors for the Derby, to be run over 12 furlongs at Epsom on Satur- day, June 0. were announced
City
Aureole Barrowbr
Pharel,
The Americans played only here to-day as follows: moderate tennis, The Argen=| inlan, Moreh, who meets: the Cenarium, Good-Brandy, Kithyro, Australian, Ken Rosewall, In the Duran, God.
The devastating form shown by the Australians in their opening
Men's Derby: Derbyshire 204. matches has posed a special problem for F. R. Brown and his fellow England selectors. Nor has the answer been provided by the selection of the sides for the Test trial at Bradford which commenced on May 27,
when his opposite number was England 120 for two. The Rest one short, of his half century. to bat. Rain restricted play. But Hutton had thre to acquire At Arst hand knowledge of the cur- rent form of some of England's bowling prospects.
The
sole century maker of the day was Bernard Constable, The Hongkont and Kowloon the only Surrey batsman Inter-School Aquatic Meet, un- strike
The programme of events for each day is as follows:
THURSDAY Mikide school boy's 50 m, Free Style: Primary school boy's 100 Free Style: Middle school girl's 100 m. Free Style; Primary school girl's 50 m. Free Style; ddle hool bay 200 m. Breast stroke: Primary school boy's 100m Backstroke: Middle school girl's 100 m, Back sturke Primary school giri's 100 m. Hrvest 1300 m. Free Style: Primary school boy's 4 x 50 m. Free Style Relay: Middle school girl's 1x 60 m Free Style Relay; Middie school boy's 4 x 60 m. Fiée Style Relay.
FRIDAY
Sussex 100 for no wicket (John Langridge not out (1).
At Oxford: Middlesex 241 for seven (Thompson 97, Sharp 70). Oxford University to bat,
•At Taunton; Surrey 300 (Con- stable 120). Somerset 74 for
to
this three.
of
Sussex had much the better things in full day's play against a weakened. Derbyshire Ride at Derby, Derby were dis- missed for 204 largely because
the
Australians at
Old
For what Brown and company have to decide is whether they should aban don the long term policy of youth for the present series and turn to the old hands in their effort to regain the Ashes,
Tom
Singles semi-final Thursday, was, epsily player on the court..
оп
Mountain Nearula,
King
King of
the best udorWOTES
the
Amaldo
In another quarter-final match Mio, Oakley Lad, Gala Perform J. Drobny (Egypt) and Budge acce, Fe Shajuc Prince Charle Patty (USA) beat J. Dyclos ond maine, Scipio, Feller nedad, Windy, Star of the Forest and Premonition, tool u kl
P. Remy (France) 4-0, 0-1, 0-4, Peter So Clay, Pinza, Pink Horse 0-1.
Ann
"THE OAKS TRU
consistent form der the auspices of HIKUASA season. He defied the Somerset
In their England XI is the It can, of course; be argued ship that has not been bettered and a quarter
At Jesmond (two-day match): nucleus
In the Mixed Doubles quarter- will be held on Thursday and attack for four
of what most people that if the young players are since Sateliffe and Hobbs. and hit 11 bandaries in Northumberland 273 (Walton imagine will The hours
Bill be the England shielded from the, Australian Friday, June 18 and 10.
Edrich, beside showing Anals, Mervyn Hose (Australia) 60. Smith 50, Atkinson 07, events will start each day at his 120.
team at Nottingham, Len speed merchants they will never great form with the bat, is also and Maureen Connolly (USA) Surrey,
Cham-Halliday five the County
Twenty-five final acceptors for for
Bernard 64), York. p. at the Ritz Garden, North
Destromau a useful off-spinner these days boat Hutton is captain and the side gain the experience necessary
the Fillies Classic, the Dales, to Point.
plons, were in a strong position shire 97 for two (Lowson 08).
Includes familiar names such as to face them. But England's job and lacks nothing in courage. (France) and
Shilcock At Leicester: Gloucester- at the close, having scored 300 runs and claimed three Somerset shire 144 for three (Crapp not Peter May, Denis Compton and the Ashes and
(Britain) 6-2, 6-2, while Viccup over 12. furlongs at Epsom Reg Simpson.
Graveney, this summer is io try and regain Test cricket is
ALMOST CERTAIN out 56). Leicestershire to bat. Alce Beder.
Seixas and Doris Hart (USA) on Thursday, June 4 pretty wickets for 74.
beat G. Paish and Mrs J. Rinkel desa, Danica, Princess
Ambiguity, Brolly, Tudor God- sufficient of an ordeal in itsell Iain delayed the start-Reuter.
Denis Compton will almost (Britain) 0-2, 7-5-Reuter. The Rest, captained by F. R. without asking youngsters to try certainly get the number four
Royal Diana, Lily Oakurdon, Hebo RAIN INTERFERES
Grande, Hyssop, Miss Amber, Brown, include Fred Trueman in and start learning new tricks
EARLIER RESULTS berth and while I would like
Capucine,
Karkeb Waberhall, to soo Joe Hardstaff of Notting
· Manchester, May 27. the fond hope that his speed will of the trade.
In the Men's Doubles quarter-Noorani, Araxes, Fair Colleen. provide the England batsmen Rain prevented play today on
In four Innings against Aus-ham at No. 5, I think more than
Lewis Hoad mud Ken Gracious Speech, Ocean Saling, with some idea of what Müller,tralia, Peter May has scored 28 Ukely it will fall to the left-nals,
beat Skye, Hastings, Cardington Lans, of the accurate medium paced
of Australia the opening day of the three and Lindwall have in store for runs. David Sheppard has three handed Watson of Yorkshire or Rosewall bowling of Ian Thomson, who day match between Lancashire them.
Allan Bernard Ballen of the United Channel, Flight: Noom: Happy took four for 45. John Langridge and stroke; – Müddle school, boy's
In two inrings and Rog Simpson Simpson of Notts, with
Watkins, the Glamorgan all States and V. Skoneck), 6-2, 6-1, Laughter and Nectarine
Al carry, nine sione in Derby and Ken Suttle, Sussex's opening Trafford.
But what, one wonders, will be has managed only nine. Already
and, 6-3.
and the Oaks,, ir vestada, i the position if Trueman's speed the initiative has been passed to rounder, to follow. pair, it exactly 100 before the
Cyril Washbrook, who had two should prove too much for young the Australian bowlers and half close without being separateck,
bowling presente
To the Women's few
Doubles
CORONATION. CUP A stitches Inserted in a chin wound England. And remember that the battle, has been won.
enough problems or so it ap-quarter-finals, Maureen Connolly CLOSE OF PLAY SCOKES yesterday was it to play for he will be bowling from one end.
Lancashire.
Thirteen finst" acceptors for The Australians will be able to
Remember how Alec Botser pears at the moment. Bedser, and Julle Sampson of the United
Trucman, Statham and Trevor States beat Jacqueline, Kermina the Coronation Cup, running Arthur Balloy are
all contenders for the of France and Violette Rigolette over a mile and a half at Epsom put up a real pace attack from throws a hoodoo
Morris. both ends.
Think what could
on Friday, Juno 6, were also an happen to Earland with Miler w ball attack and while the of Switzerland, 6-1, 6-3 and Lindwall working to similar Arst two are almost certain to
Shirley Fry and Doris Hart of nounced to-day. They are; śvitha
weights: the Unlled States defeated Arn effect on the first half dozen in open the bowling, Bailey may get
his place as a second all-rounder, sortirper and Ann Shillock Castole and the. English batting, order.
Wilwyn, Dynamiter, Tudor (all) eight Experience ar Youth? England's Britain, 6-0, 6-3, The five days that have been selectors have to decide in the
stong
10. the Bold. allotted to each Test
and Joan Bucancer, Foublurg IT Giuliano, Helen Fletcher match next couple of weeks. Whatever Rinkel of Britain beat Dorothy Imprudent, Kingsfold worden would hardly be necessary.
the decision, let us hope they Knode of the United States and II and Vamos (all eight-stone The recall of Cyril Washbrook do not have to change horses in Mine. Nelly Adamson of France, lbs). Arpels," the "other" | etch- to partner: Len Hutton would mid-stepasiz.
3-0, 7-6 and 7-6,--France- for, has been withdrawn" Binge- Prease. give England an opening partner-
declaration of forfeits-Beutet,
Middle school boy's 100 m. Free Style; Primary school boy's, 50 m. Free Style: Middle school girl's 50 m. Free Style: Primary school girl 100 m. Free Style; Middle school
boy's 100 m. Back Stroke; Primary achidol boy's 100 m. Breast stroke; Middle school girl's 200 m. Breast
stroke; I'rinary school 50m Black stroke:
London, May 27. The following were the clost of play scores of games which began today:
At Lord's: MCC 25 for three. Lindwall, Hampshire to bat. Rain restrict-Johnston.
TRUEMANITIS
The Australian team ware: L. Hassott, (captain), A. R. Morris, G. B. Hole, N. Harvey, K. Miller, 1. Craig, R. Archer, D. Ring, R.
G. Langley, W. A A bad case of Truemanitis may result in the recall of forgotten Middle school boy's ed play.
men like Edrich, Washbrook, Joe 400 in. Free Style; Middle school
At Cambridge: There was no Lancashire, N. D. Howard Hardstaff and even F. R. Brown girl's 400 m. Free Style: Pilinary school girl's 4 x 23 m. Free Style play today between Cambridge (captain), C. Washbrook, W. himself. These players have faced Пelay: Kiddle tohool boy's 4x100 University and Warwickshire Pace, G. R. Edrich, K. Grieves, the Australians before and have m. Free Style Relay,
because of rain.
P Marner, A. Wharton, M. taken toll of their bowling to the Heats will be swum off on June 16 At Ilford: Essex 109 for slx. Hilton, F. Parr, J. Statham, and extent of recording centuries
Northamptonshire to bat, Thero R. Berry-Router.
against it.
and 17 with the events BATTLE S
above.
OVAL?
YES GIR, BUT
START AT IPM SO THEY'RE ONE LOT OF TRAFFIC
AUSTRALIAN GAMES SHOULD
ALIVE AFTER
LUNCH
LIGHTS ON RED AND
YOU'LL MISS THE
PLAY
GET 'EM IN QUICK OR
WHEN THEY MEET
HOW CAN YOU HIRE
THERE'LL BE CONGESTION / CUSHIONS? THE GAME IS OVER BEFORE THE
CUSTOMERS BEGIN
FOGET!
THE CROWD
COMING OUT
COURSE IT'S THE LATEST CARD. IT DON'T HAVE THE LAST SIX, WICKETS BUT THE PRINTERS INK
VIS STILL WET
on
The
-¿London Express Service)
DON'T STUB THAT CIGARETTE OUT. ILL
FINISH, IT: WHEN"
COME BACK.
NO CHEESE (OR THE SURREY MEN THEY'RE A BIT SENSITIVE
ABOUT THE AUSTRALIANS CAT AND MOUSE TACTICS
FLETCHER HAS
BEEN THERE ALMOST
13 HOURS, RECKON THE YILL
TAKE HIM TO THE NETS 7 DAY AND SEE WHAT HESTER
DOING WRONG
by me.
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