Fage 67
FIRST TEST MATCH
THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, JUNE 16, 1954.
DEREK JOHNSON JUST MISSES
PAKISTAN'S OPENING BATSMEN PLOD THROUGH 14 RUNS IN FIRST HOUR
London, June 14.
After one of the longest waits for a game in Test match history, there came one of the slowest periods of scoring known when, in two hours 35 minutes at Lord's today, Pakistan put together but 50 runs for three wickets. With only one day left the match seems almost certain to peter out into a draw.
Pakistan, having been put in by England on a slow wicket, were content to be on the defensive. The Pakistan openers, Hanif Mohammad and Allmuddin, scored only 14 runs in the first hour.
Hanit
Mohatuwad
WDS
York-
210. In his In Derbyshire's plo let | took over from Balley. along quite unperturbed by second over he made a ball shire were struggling to avoid some mid barracking from the rine sharply but Hani raw follow-on crowil. 10
there quickly and ok ru dat oud of with 11 to his credit in two the way.
bact hours 35 minutes when light put In end to play ten minutes before the prearranged
comparison to I.. W. wak not out ferr Australia
time.
The nearest Hanif's Innings Murdoch's 19 minutes
England at Melbourne
1882-83
the
but
only Lester's vakishle 70 kept patient but them from that trouble. Smith, with hls Statham conceded only four
right-arm runs in six overs but he did not offbreaks, took half the York-
shire wickets look dangerous,
cheaply. The ground was & soft that Appleyard and Trueman wor- WAR used nt the ried Derbyshire in their second sawdust phyllion end by the slips to knock.
Warwickshire. sharing the maintain & Arm foothold.
Neither
Mohammad table lead with Yorkshire, are Honit
any risks. well placed against Nottingham- during or Alimuddin kook
Nevertheless Alimuddin could shire who are still
more than Godfrey not rexist hooking short 200 behind the Midlanders' de- Stathamclared total and have only two Without Pitched
Armly to the boundary. But he wickets standing.
to Wardle soon
in 150
versus
Evans, England's wicketkeeper, once spent 97 minutes scoring in Adelaide in 1946-47, but
the circumstances were much different. He was hold-- ing up on end while runa came from his partner,
Trevor Bailey and Brien Statham, England's opening bowlers, were ou scarcely tong enough for the shine to go off the ball before Hutton switched to le spinners.
e
ball from
caught by Edrich for 10
after.
THE SCOREBOARD Pakistan, Ist Innings Hani Mohammad, not out Alimuddin.
Edrich C.
b.
Wardle
Waqar Hassan, c. Compton
b. Wardle
Maqsood Ahmed, st. Evane
b. Wardle Imtiaz, not out Extras
Johnny Wordle. the York- chiro left-arm bowler, tended to bowl too far outside the off stump at Arst nad looked muru Total (for 3 whts.) dangerous when he began 10 pitch on the wicket. His thre wickets cost only 21 runs in 21 overs.
Full of wickets: 3/42.-Reuter,
10
out
STRONG CHALLENGE
Middlesex are pulting in A strong challenge to regnin top 11 place
Somerset and they had
Inday. Shooting baiting twice
the opposition for 88 (Titmus shone with five for 27). 10 Middlesex declared after hitting 213 for nine in good time, thus ensuring first Innings points, and broks
60
1/24, 2/42.
the
ono
the Somerset opening stand when the West Country- men had a short session of bat- the towards the close of ting day.
Endrie Outschoorn, Ceylon cricketer, needed run for his century at ten when Worcestershire declared against London, June 14.
Glamorgan, whore own decinra- The weather was kinder to tion earlier had opened up the cricket today and in only two prospect 口
fur
a sporting Anish. him of the first lass matches on the Glamorgan her lost half their
kept second programme were players
Innings wickets before in the pavilion before lunch, the close, so there should be
The effects of the recent rain
excitement tomorrow.
It was pure fight which bent Maqsood Ahmod.
AOTTOM WINE TOSS Button won the toss with
COUNTY CRICKET
"Jucky" sixpence Kiven last Saturday by the Duke of Edinburgh. This was only the fourth fine in 14 Tests that fortune has favoured the Eng-were fell on other pitches, It took Gloucestershire two tand skipper in this respect.
however, and bowlers generally hours to score 50 runs agalast Statham and Balley began the held sway.
County Hampshire in ideal conditions at Yorkshire, England attack but goined
Joint
Bournemouth. but
piez
and
off,
in his
no
ג
enter-
the definite
off very slow wicket. Championship leaders, last first prising fourth wicket stand of Bailey, who had both a silly innings points to Derbyshire, 60 saved the day from being mid-un
rather but was
may yet win the match as
a completely dull, though there errulle, but
third over Derbyshire
four second seems jost
Little prospect of unsuccessfully, appealed for teg innings
30, after match wickets for
providing before against Allmuddin.
being 114 ahead on first innings. With the SCOTL
Despite a fine performance by Ave, Warule, the left arm
splaner, Appleyard, who claimed six for
at
Football
Built World Cup Soccer Stadium
Pool Profits
Basle, June 13.
Basic owes its brand new soccer stadium, the second biggest sports arena in Switzerland, to a craze for betting on football matches that swept this country after the
war.
result.
Essex and Northamptonshire, with only an hour's play possl- ule, today, are also heading for a no decision game unless svine- thing extraordinary happens
tomorrow.
Sussex were in trouble when their opening pair were out without a run scored against Leicestershire, but Doggart and both reached the Parks the sixties and there may be an
exciting tussle for first innings
points.
Air
Since the days of A. G. K. Brown th ore has been no English quarter-miler to match strides with any of America's best at the distance. But on Whit Mor day at the British Games at the White City, Oxford University's Derek Johnson just failed to hold Manhattan's Louis Jones, who bent him in 48.4 seconds. This was the nearest to a British victory since Godfrey Brown beat Jimmy Luvalle at Berlin in 1996. Johnson has already run 48.0 seconds for 440 Yards and I minute 50.2 seconda for 880 Yards this season.
Hungary's New Noblemen Are The Members Of The National Soccer Team
By FERDINAND WIMMER
Vienna, June 14.
Although the Communists claim to have abolished aristocracy, the young men of Hungary's hero-worshipped national soccer team are treated like princes and dukes.
These new Red noblemen live so well that there probably is little chance of them jumping the fence to Western freedom the way ofher Iron Curtain athletes have done.
In their Communist home land they are adored like film stors, fed ilke gammets, housed in luxury and clothed Jike Cabinet Ministers. Budapest
whisper sources
thai the athletes have certain privileger mat even high Communis. officials must do without.
their team than of any other in London, Paris, Cairo or other ne-llenat possession. It gives Western cities where they have them really something worth played. boasting about to the world.
The eum has not been fented In four years. Hungary's secer delirium hit an ecstatic new peak on May 23 when the "Moglead Magyars" and their highspeed tricks whipped once- proud England by the devastat- | For Ing score of 7-1.
Millions of Hungarians questionably Bre prouder
bers
SHOWCASE
of the
'There is a saying in Budapest that if you see a well-dressed man, ho must be either a excer
is 400
Pat On Back For Those Who Elected To Play Football For Hongkong
Hongkong's football Internationals will play in the sécond match of the series against visiting - teams, In future, the H.K, Football Association's. Interport Sub- Committee decided at a meeting yesterday,
As usual the first match will be played by All- Hongkong, composed of all players registered with the HKFA and including those who elected to represent Ná- tionalist China in the recent Astán Games and all faturè̟ international competitions.
The third match, as usual also, | nothing". Hongkong would have will be played by a Combined to pay the air passages, ·· Iva | Chinese team selected by the weeks pay for the players and Chinese Amateur Athletic "whatever bonus we may see Federation.
fit to pay them."
The meeting disclosed that The sub-committee deferred FIFA hrd informed the action on the Austrian Admin HKFA its persentative, Mroom's request to play hire next L. G. Young would be per February. mited to vote of the FIFA Congress in Zurich on June 22.
The world soccer governing body. Jant April had granted Hongkong provisional member- ship to enable the Colony to talce part in the Asian Games football competitions.
The meeting yesterday niso decided to asi Manila, Singa- pore and India If they are will- ing to share in the expenses of bringing out Arsenal to the Far East next May,
LEAGUE
TENNIS
TWO
clore matches were seon in tho Men's C Division League Tennis, fixtures played yesterday in which the Hongy Australia had earlier signified.idony Cricket Club playing at their intention of entertaining the crack English football team, Mr Leslie Channing told the meeting.
The meeting authorised Mr Jack Skimmer, Chairman of the HKFA. to contact Mr A. C. Maxwell, Commissioner of Police, on the question of the Hungarian national soccer team's proposed visit next February.
The meeting confirmed that a Swedish team will play here in an Australian November and teum in December,
Mr Skinner told the meeting that Arsenal are willing to play here provided It costs them
IP AND TSAI
BEATEN
London, June 14 Edwin Teal of Hongkong was beaten 6-3, 6-4 by the South African, Abe Seral, In the first round of the London firams Courts Lawn Tentils
championships At Quèen's Club tortay.
Jeff Robson, New Zea- land, beat K. H, Ip, 5-7, 6-2-Renter.
0-A
The Communists have poured player or a relative of a soccer
player untold funds and material into Budapest's new "People's
comparison with Western Sta-professional athletic standards, dium"-possibly de..
Europe's most the salaries and bonuses of the elegant arena as a showcase Hungarians are small. As Army for their heroes.
or Police officers, they earn The members ot the team about 2,000 forints (less than theoretically are working mem-200 dollars) per month.
Their Communist hive. bonu for victory the most part they are forints, for a tie 200. listed us Army offéere and
officers.
OPEN SECRET One of them, un- Police
right half Joseph
Bozsik, is a
But these earnings are said to Member of Parliament. But in reality all of them are public incomes.
be only a fraction of the players' charges,
to be
A. R. Petrie (78-7-hott 71) They
devote so much umo bulk of their money comes from petition played over the Old
open secret in Budapest that the won the weekend Begey com and effort to perfecting teamwork that they have little from their trips abroad-cloth- of one up. R. G. L. Oliphant, their the "souvenirs" they bring home Course at Fanting with a return time for anything else.
Major League Baseball
Staging
of
It
seems
Local Golf
الاسم
home succumbed to Indian Re creation Clay by the odd gót lá nine and over on the Mainland, KITC defeated their neigh
Cricket bours, Kowloon
Club by the same store.
Ladies Recreation Club de- deate Police by olx sets lo three and the feature of this match was the clean sinte re- turned by Bill Gillies and his partner, D. Brown who won ali three sets for the Custodians. Varsity lost to South China bo the same prode.
Recreio
and Chinese Re- registered good creation Club
defeated victories when they Post Offices and Urban Coun- cil seven-two respectively,
whilst at King's Park, Chines Civil Servicp trounced Craigen- gower B1⁄2 to 2.
The following were the re
sults:
P.
MEN'S "C" DIVISION
LIC beat FRC,8-3, Andrésen áno 11. William
(LRC) lost to W. Giles and D. Izu D-0: boss, fl W. E. HOOG) Boch:1f. AR 9 Majót 1-5; "bent O. KL. Mathers and G. March, 0-0
a. Norton and J. Cheetham (LRC) fect to Glen and Brown 4-0 best Heath and Major 6-3; bèst Mathera and. March -
H. Alery id T. Waher (LHC) Jost, to Cillian and Brown 4-d; beat Tom and Major 6-3; bent bintziare and March 02,
A.
BKCC lost to me 45 Ropkina and Wigg (HCC) lost to 1. Kielland Bux 2-1: 1-5 beat 8. M. Riba- A. Bilk and S., X Rumjahn, Jnr
Jan and M. Samy 6-9
D. Weldon si A. Maldón fííRICC) lost to Kitchell and Bux 0-6; beat' Bux and tumjaha 6-4; 16gt to Rum- Jahn and Samy 0-6.
D. Xlxman
and
3-0; best Bux and Faunjah 6-3;
A Windo (KCC) lost to Kitchell and Bux
at to Humjatin ani. Bomy 3-6.
Urban Connell lost to Cho, 2-7
P. S. Chung thứ 8. 1 Họ (Lào Jost to E. Chok and B. D. WbG 3-5; lost to D. Choy and A. Chok 2-11.
ing, jewellery, razor blades, being second and I. H. C. Thom- Paris perfume, nylons and other s (85-11-nett 74) team
third, quarters ut Hungary.
portable luxuries unavailable in with a return of three down beat W. Lig and Y. K. Pos 6-2.
against Boger. Budapest's
Each Thursday the moves into fancy the Grand Hotel on Margareth Island
gether until Sunday. A special
10 ive to- According to Budapest "grape-
Deep Water Bay Entry Lists for the 1934 Deep Water Day Mixed Foursomes competition are now posted on Club, notice boards, the closing date for receipt of entries being
Surrey would have been in a bad way against Lancashire but for a good stand of 75 by Clark and McIntyre and Clark went un to reach the 94 before being dismissed.
The day's best bowling was
Boston, June 14. by Tom Hali of Somerset, playing for the Royal accomplished
their
biggest
vines," the players "take Force against Kent. He offensive show of the sea-
team of chefs supplies the train orders" from "steady, customers" The 2,000,000-franc (US$460,000) St Jakobs-Stadion, took eight
for 18. a personal don, American League Ing table with dishes
each junket most before
out
of a brick and concrete arena holding 58,000 spectators, is record, in
of the leading Cleveland blasted 22 Hungarians seldom
se-roasts, Hungary, for al, one spell of hits off three
butter, Boston stealts, chops, Switzerland's greatest monument to the "Sport-Toto" county
bowling giving him four wickets
Communist officials are maid pitchers today for a 12-5 and nourishing puddings, soccer pool which puts its net income into sporta projects. for two runs.
Gamint Goonesena, the Sing-Victory, giving the Indians a The street clothes worn by but Indulgent towards it. News- It was built in the record time francs (US$815,000) of public talese Nottinghamshire and clean sweep of a five-game | the players are luxurious by men who have travelled with Rule of of Switzerland's second biggest stadium for the World Cup.
tbreaker, also had a personal re- Red Sox. city, in a popular referendum. had refused to grant 3,600,000 slightly more than half the cost cord with dight for 39 when
envisaged for the public project, helping his University is also a monument to the untir-Free Foresters, ing efforts of Ernst Thommen,
getting rid
cream,
S. 11. Loung and B. Getz (Ưca Jost, to Chink and Wớo 1-0; loss-to Choy and Chak 2-6; 'lost to kāna mesei Po 6-7
M. K. Yung ausd, N., Ledig (UC) lost to Chok and Woo4-03 lost to Pro 0-0, Chuy and Chak B-7; bout Ling, and
KITO beat Kec 84 Y. Khan and U. B. Mun (KITOS boat N. Leonard and E ABDO 631
to be aware of the smuggling June 2t..ze 3 20 (1) will beat P. Wood and H. A V. DUJOK
of 16% months after the citizens money to build a municipal Cambridge University lex-series from the staggering Most of them wear suits tailored luggage is not inspected by Com-will be played over 18 holes t
present-day Hungarian standards, the teom Bay the players' apply in this competition which at G. Edington, and
Harry Oduff
say's
First it was "HIGH NOON",
then come "SHANE"
and now you must not miss
“JACK SLADE” which....Cosmopolitan magazine rates as the picture of the month
The
new arena, built
wus
WOMEN'S TEST
against
The victory was Cleveland's eighth without a defeat over Boston this season and enabled the Indiins to increase their American League lead to two fuil games over the idle Chiengo White Sox and four games over the Yanks.
Right-hander Bob Lemon won bis dighith game against three lomes, pitching 11-hit ball for seven innings.
The scores were: Cleveland
the Jovial, 250-pound General At the halt way stage of the Manager of "Sport. Toto" and Women's Test, England against Chairman of the World Cup | New Zealand at Leeds, the Organising Committee,
home side with a first innings ACHIEVED IMPOSSIBLE
lead of ten are well placed as When the murdelpai stadium New Zealand lost six second project
defeated by a innings wickets for 93. Harrow majority, Thommen Molly Hide and Barbara Mur-
and a group of prominent, football-ray of Surrey tooks only an hour loving citizens got
to to put on 92 for the fifth England "Stadium" wicket, 4 stand, which helped foundi A which, with credits coming England to the first innings ad- mainly from the soccer pool vantage is they went in front Boston achieved what had been called with the last pair together the Imposible-replace the Reuter, public project with "private" stadium and finish work in time for the originally scheduled in- auguration last April 25,
week-long overimo by concerned and "better team work than ever shown by a football eleven by thb co-operative, Contractors and workers permitted the TO-DAY AT THE roidlations of the project, Thom- KING'S & PRINCESS men sald,
arm
'CLOSE OF PLAY SCORES
At Chellerhell: Derbyshire 280 (Appleyard, right medium offsplo, six for 71 and 30 for four, Yorkshire 100 (Lester 70, Smith, Tight arm offbreak, five for 47).
At Bournemouth: Gloucester- shire 178 (Gmy right arm medium, six for 31), Hampshire
for no wicket. At Bath: Somerset
AKTI gottide the gifts When (Tani, right
ve for 27) and 18 for one. the stadium was Middlesex 218 for nine declared with a Germany: v. land game, before 3 capacity (McMahon, left arm slow, 'nve
of
fans
werd
offidenk
SOAPY WATER crowd of 12,000, half of them) Cambridge Cambridge
IS GOOD FOR PLANTS;
USE BATH SURPLUS
IN THE
GARDEN
Germans from across the de- University 223 for eight de dok, which is only four miler Pelared (Whitcombe Ave for 03) and 117 for four, Free Foresters louuguration game 23:140 (Blake 83, GooDesena,
RE
well advance sales of tickets right arm segbrouk, 'eight for for the World Odpigamer shows: (30).
ed
that the stadium, though At Tanniomu. Kent 91.- (Hall, Cuyong in che Caly to Begie's right arm, fet modlum, eight U for 18.), Royal Air Force 167
too
-ByKhizother i'effort of Thöft»
Footer 6-2.
munist Border guard's.
Deep Water Bay between July(KITC) lost to Leonard and Abb
B.-3. Moorjani and P. 20-YORA The Red officials may feel and September 12, conditions 3-0 beat Wood and Dick 7-8; D that this leniency gives their being on follows:
Erlington and Footere fatta di S. 1. N. Hariel ärad V. Jtum (KITC) come home after each match Water Boy hardjobp.
Ladies will play on the Deep lost to Leonard and Abbas 3-0 lost
to Wood, and Dijck 4-0; | Bone - 30 iristead of asking asylum in thd?
Zelington and Fontem 1-0. West.
Frenchman Wins heroes another inducement to
World Foil Title
(OCSRO) # to C. K. Chan Mai UK.
P. 5. Shau and K. Y.
Men taking three quarter of their Fanling hatidicap. The Hungarians are favourites, for the forthcoming World Cup Handicaps will remain through- | Carang. 7) West O, Sadick and tournament
Switzerland. out the competition as on data Teng 0-2. Luxembourg, June 14. Christian D'Oriole
seeded.
in group two of draw, three 'eights of the dif won the men's
(France They are Andividual foil of the event in the world fencing Turkey. The other two feums stroke play handicaps on either be sung at Teng
finals with ference Between the aggregate (cono) 1041 to Chau add Tung nà -quarter
draw with Sidlek, and Long 6-3; championships hero last night. in the group are West Germany side being taken. RHE
and Koren agilist whom the 13 22 0 Eduffdo Manidrotte (Italy) Iron Curtain XI is expected to
5 13 1 and Bergamini Giancarlo (Ita- have little difficulty-United partners will play alternately Top-4,0,0 United Press. ly) were second and third. - Prem.
"THE GAMBOLS & GEORGE ɑhu QAYE
continuing their tour of America
WATCH THAT BUTTER GO-
AVES dier does not allow, either of us to
́no,we eat, no butter. But every time, wa sat down in a New York restaurant, the walter -plated h, taket óf brénd und
THE GAMBOLS
BEDROE, YOU KNOW THAT IT MAKES YOU FAT IF YOU EAT- ROLLS
WATTER SAYS WHAT WE EAT IS THROWN AWAY SUN NEW YORU
s pinte of butter in front of
At the end, of each mest the bread and butter was ALL collected" and BURNED, For the laws of hygieno 'governi,
Ing New York restaurants KIS ¡wo strict that once buster hina 'been placed on a table it must
Men's Tees will be used and
and drive off at alternate: Tees.
nat be served again, We gut involved in quitê Hökted arguments, about which was best 1. the striat hygiénio jaws that rwulted in food being thrown away, Of the unhygienio cady-going, food saving of Zairope,"
Barry App leby
SURELY YOU DON'T AGREE WITH ALL THESE ROLLS AND THAT. GREAT LUMP OF BUTTER BEING THROWN AWAY
WET NO, OF COURSE
OH DEAR, LIFE'S FULL OF PROBLEMS
G. LA and T. H. Shau_{OCSTC) stadion and Long 6-0; học Hướng and beat. Chau, and, rung: 6-dja km
Bacrolo bent Pono i
T. 1. Rödviding she'C, A. ZNIES (Brorelb)), best A. G. Crook W. Wong 0-9;' bhat:27. C. Wong and
•N. B. Wong C-21; 100,10 P. Dep CY. 8. Nih" 8-8."
J. A Soares
(Boérnio), but Crook and Wrang best wing and Wang our best ped-hung B#3 %
(Rečevia) · Kom
'8-7; fmk Wong and Wong.
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