THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, JUNE 29, 1954.
WIMBLEDON...by HELICOPTER
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THE FAMOUS COURTS FROM
A NEW ANGLE
Key to picture
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The Centre court.
2 No court.
3 No 2 court
4 Church Road entrance.
5 Somerset Road entrance.
It Could Be An Unhappy Henley For Russians
Says HYLTON
CLEAVER
I forecast that the Russians will be beaten in four out of five events at Henley Royal Regatta, which begins tomorrow, and possibly in the fifth the Grand Challenge Cup.
Their eight for the latter is with one change at six the crew which was second to Amerien in the Olympic Games and which won the European Champion- ships last August in Copenhagen.
They will, however, be meet- were second to them a year ago Leander
who eight
Are
LOCAL GOLF
The following are the draw
starting times and
for the American Cup to be played over 30 holes on the Old Course at Fauling on Sunday, July 4.
9.04 . AV White y E. C Drown; 900, 1. W. E. Heath Dr J. B. Mackin; 12, R. K. Collings v W. Stoker; 9.10, A. R. Petrie V Cap. I. Burt; 020, Austin Ho v D. Shaw: 9.24, J, D. Mackle v A, D. Duffy: 9.7. Maj. P. V. Huyabe v B, E. Cole; 0.30, A. Brown v W. N. Gray: 9.40. Capt. D. A. Kennedy v It. Main: 9.44, Sq/Ldr. T. C. Imrie Anderson; 0.40. Maj.
ν
D
F
1
C. M. Reeves v K. 8. Kination.
AT DEEP WATER DAY
The draw for the 1934 Deep Water Elay Mixed Fournoines Competition
follows
Byes into second round:---M File/3, D. Mackte v Mr & Mrs F. Main; My J. KET/Mas McCarthy v Mr & Mrs C. J. Jackem; Mr & Mrs 3 E. Richardson v Mr & Mire
A B N, P. Downie: Mr & Mrs
Wal y Mr Coleman Mr & Mrs W J. D Cameron Mr & Mrs 3. &
J. B. Kite, First Round-Mr & Men L. C. in Hawki
Kent/Milm v Mr F. N. HDF Cotter Mr & Mrs A. F Harper v Ma). & Mrs C. M
ing the Danish crew Kvik, who by Just over a length, and the earmarked for the British Em-
PAKISTAN IN GRAVE DANGER OF DEFEAT
AT SHEFFIELD
Sheffield, June 28.
Pakistan followed on against Yorkshire for the first
pire Games, and who include six of last year's winning Grand eight and six Olymple cars
ail.
I like this Leander crew very Reeves: Mr J. R. Callia/Mira Tun much, and providing they do ter v Mr & Mrs H. W. E. Heeth; not meet the Russians in the Mr & Mrs W. A. Johnevus v Bir & first heat, I give them rather Mr H. D. Bidwell; Mr & Mrs D. Eliack v Mr Austin Ho/Mrs A. more than an even chance,
Hayes: Mr & Mrs It. Willoquet v Mr & Mrs J. G. Byington; Mr J. J. Robson/Mrs Littlejohn v Mr & Mrs In any case
case it is their home. van der course, whereas the
MAKING SURE
PIRIE PREFERS
European Athletic Championships In August
By
“RECORDER”
The British Empire Games take place at Vancouver, Canada, in early August and the European Athletic Championships at Berne, Switzerland, late in the same month.
There cannot be the slightest doubt that the standard at Berne will be higher than it will be at Vancouver and one can understand Gordon Pirie's desire not to tire him- self out with the Vancouver trip before trying to outrace Emil Zatopek.
The athletic senson is Junt ; 1:30.0 Stanislav Jungwirth (CSA)*
1:00.3 Ralf Lanices (Germany) beginning in Europe and nost 1:30 Olaf Lawrenz (Germany) of the performances for the 1500 Roger Bannister (GB)* current European Reason listed 1615 Brian. Hewson (23)^
1:51,3 Jono Bakos (Hungary) here were achieved within the 1:814 Siegfried Hermann (Ger.) last three weeks.
181.7 Laleen De Muynck (Belgium)* The list of outstanding per- 1:318 Alfred Surzinok (CSR)
1:318 1stvan Barkany) Hunkary) formances appended, is correct 1420 Ceorgly Ivakin (USSR) up to one week ago. It shows 1:28 Viadišty Bagreyev (USSR) an exceptionally high standard 120 Town Kentla (Finland)
1520 Ron Day (GB)* this Carly
of the stage European season, particularly in formance over 880 Yards. the 100 Metres, 800 Metres, 400| Metres Hurdles.
for
Pole
*0.7 Recond subtractedi
for
per-
1,500 METRES RUN Vault, 3:430 Roger Bannister (GD))
|3:474
Gunther Dobrow (Germany)
3:47,0
Manisday Jungwizih (Can)
3:460
Istvan Rozsavölgy) (ffingney!
40
Vaclav Devona (CSN)
3:40.0
Discus Throw, Javelin Throw Chris Chutaway (G and Hammer Throw,
The standard LO the 400 Metres is also very high for mid-June. The weakest eventa in Europe this year are the 200 Metres, High Jump and Lon Jump.
It may be noted that British athletes are holding their own. with Derek Johnson leading the B800 Metres list and Roger Dan- nister the 1,500 Metres. No British athletes are ranked as yet in the 6,000 and 10,000 Metres. but none of them has yet raced over the metric long distances in good company this scuson. Noteworthy are the
high mandings of British athletes in the feld events.
Geoffrey Elllott ranks seventh Pole Vault, Ken Wilmshurst third In both the Long Jump and Hop, Step and Jump, John Savidge fourth in the Shot Put and Mark Pharaoh ninth in the Discus Throw.
Siegfried Hertmann (Ger.) 3:49.0 Bandor tharos (Hungary) 1:49. Jetzy Chromik (Poland)
Oint Lawrenz (Germany)
3:48
3:49.4 3.49.7
5:494
Gunnar Nielsen (Denmark) Sandor Cloray (Hungary)
Dennis Johannsson (Finland) 5.000 METRES RUN 13:07 Evil Zatopek (CSR) 14.10.0 Helmut Güde Germany) 14:110 Luolee Honwych (Belgium) 14:13.4 Handor Garay (Hungary) 14:44 Miklos Szabo 11 (Hungary)
Jerzy Chromik (Poland) 4.0 14-170 Jozor Kovacs Litungary) 14:20.0 orbert Schade (Germany) 1456 Laylo Tainliitemic (Hungary) 14:20 0 Dela Julietz (Hungary) 14:20.4 Grigory Dasainyev (USSR 14:33.6 Ivan Visberger (CSR) 10.000 METRES RUN Envil Zatopek (CSR)
In the Girly Bosalayev (USSA)
Best performances by Euro- pean athletes this year follow:
190 METRES DASH
10.4 Retox Fulterer, USA).
Ardalion Ignatyev
10.
10.0 Peter Krmin (Germany) 10.8 Karl-Friedrich Haas
105 Theo Soot (Holland)
10.0 Ewald Schroder (Germany)
10.0 Lucio Sangermano (Italy) 10.6 Vilen Mandlik (CSR) 10.0 How Sekulta
10.6 31. Schholder (Germany)
100 Germar (Germany)
10.6 Rutlander (Holland)
19.8 Zdobystaw Stawczyk (Poland) 10.0 Alexander Benjak (Yugoslavia)
10.4 Holst (Germany)
10.0 Barteryev (USSR) 10.0 Levan Sanadze (USSR) 10.0 Tyutton (USSR)
200 METRES DASH (Around a turn)
213 Ardalion Ignatyev (USSR) 21.7 Brian Shenton (GB)"
0.1 subtracted from perforinonce over 220 Yards.
400 METRES RUN 47.5 Karl-Friedrich Ham (Germany) 47.0 Ilean Ulzheimer (Germany) 47.8 Zoiton Adamik (Hungary) 47. Robert Bart (France) 47.7 Derek Johnson (GB) 47.0 Ardalion Ignatyev (ÚSSA) 48.2 Vincenzo Lombardo (Italy) 48.3 Lajos Szentgoli (Hungary) 4. Alin Dick (GB)*
29:43.4 Alberi Ivanov (USSR) 30:01.0 Juzsef Kovack (lungary) 30092 Davi fintropas (Finland) 30:20.8 Kauko Hypnen (Finland) 301 Vasilly rivoshiyeln (USSR) 3036.6 Antonio Amoros (Spain) 398 Bela Julianz (Hungary) 30302 Wischka (Bulgaria)
3,000 METRES STEEPLECHASE
8:40.0 Viktor Kurchavov (USSR) 8:60.0 Laxzio Jezzensky (Hungary) 5:00.3 Fyodor Magulin (USSR) 89.0 Rozerey (Hungary)
110 METTES HURDLES 14.5 Stanko Larger (Yugoslavia) 140 Yevgeniy Balanchik (USSR)
147 Ion Opris (Rumania) 14.7 Chris Higham (GB)*
"Over 120 Yards Hurdles.
400 METRES HICEDLES 51.1 Yurly Lituyev -(USSR) 810 Analally Yalin (USSR) 62.1 Guy Cury (France)
023 fite Bayet (tumanla)
K2 Heinz Utheimer (Germany)
| 120 Dezso Lomtios
63.0 Harry Kane
63.1 Robert Bar (France)
ary)
B2 G. Zhivotyagin (USSR)
| 53,4 Sven-Oswald Midh (Finland)
53.8 Armando Filiput (Italy)
*0.3 second subtracted from per- formance over 440 Yards Hurdles.
HIGH JUMP
:
0:0
0:0
0:44
Bengt Non (Sweden) Jaroslav Kovar (CSR) Vladimir Savcinsky (CSN)
ton Soter Runanda)
POLE VAULT
14: 27% Eduard Adamczyk (Poland)
14: 2 Eeles Landstrom (Finland) 14:14 AM Albov (USSR)
14: 12
14: 12
13:
14:0
Viktor Chernobay UBSR) Vladimir Drazhmke (USSR) Vladimir Bulatov (USAN) Geoffrey Elliott (GB)
from per
13:11
Georgios Roumbanis (Greece)
BLY
DA Regjcar (CAN)
13:11
Taman Homonnay (Hungary)
13: 9%
Edmondo Ballotta (Italy)
13: 9
13: 9
Valto Cienius (Fieland) Erkki Kataja (Finland)
13: 9
*0.3 second subtracted formance over 440 Yards.
800 METRES RUN 1:40.5 Derek Johnson (GB)* 1:40,0 Audun Boyren (Norway) 1:400 Heinz Ulzheimer (Germany)
Pakistan Beats
Ceylon 9-0 In
Richard Lanen (Denmark)
13: DPs at Dendaertko (U697) 13: B Viktor Knjazev (USSR)
13: 9:1 Rascar Lundberg (Sweden) 13: Lennart Lindh (Sweden)
LONG JUMP
23 Odon Foldery (Hungary)
Leonid Grigoryev (USSR) bfs Ken Wilmshurt" (GD)
Richter (Germany)
Russions misclock Tou Mr & Mr Thomas Cup Tieces May)(C)
The Russians have two cox- swainless fours here, but in
HOP. STEP & JUMP 50: 515 Martin Rehak (CSR) 50:1 A. Tyerkel (USBR) Colombo, June 28. 50: 1% Ken Wilnishurst (GB) Pakistan had no difficulty: 6 Zygmunt Weinberg (Poland)
48: 7 Nikola Dagurov (Bulgaria) entering the second round of us nequen Boulanger (France)
time in their tour and are now in grave danger of their Copenhagen in 1953 they failed C. Saville; Mr & Mrs .. the Thomas Cup badminton 48: 6 Gurgurinov (Bulgaria)
Arst defeat,
Most of their batsmen falled ingloriously in their first innings of 199. They were 106 for three at the close of play in their second knock and still need 128 runs to save the innings defeat. Yorkshire promptly declared today at their Saturday night total of 433 for nine,
Close
The one batsman to face up to | Imtiaz Aluned, e. Wilson b. the bowling with confidence was Waqar Hossan. He followed A. II. Kardar, b. Wardie faultless 78 in the first innings M. E. Z. Ghazali, b. Close with an equally dne knock when Mohammed Aslam, b. Close.
Khalid Wazier, not out ....... Pakistan botted again.
Shujauddin, st. Booth d. Wardle
At the close he was unbeaten with 71. Altogether he was at the crease nearly five hours and has so far hit 23 fours, mostly drives and hooks,
Khalid Hassan, c. Lester b.
Wardle
Extras
Total
22
3
15
even to reach the Anal.
bett.
have been measuring it out yard chell: Mr & Mr L. Goldman v Me by yard to make sure what the& M W. N. Gray: Me Be Mrs A. H. Penn y Mr & Mrs J, L. Main- exact distance in.
tyre: Mr & Mrs B. K. Collugs v Capt. & Mr. Fortune; Mr Willorton/Mas Wilson y Mr & MT Kibes v Mr & Mrs R. M. Cam Byes into second round: Winner Kübee/Campbell v Mr & Mrs P. G. Camis; Mr & Men P. A Laroche Mr & Mrs. H. Robinson: Mr & Mrs A. d. B. McCallum Mr D. Hunter/Mrs Collis: Mr & Mr T. J. Tippin v Mr R. Firkin/Min swallow: Mr A. A. Lopea/Mre Liang
Dr & Mr T. K. Lich.
Their pair come to Henley as
European Champions, but we can put against them B. B. M. Click and T. H. Christie.
Dates on which rounds are to be completed are:-
The Russian double scullers have already been beaten_once by the Swiss European Cham-
hold plons, who also
Henley the
The record, and are here again.
1st Round-to be played by July Russian sculler Tjukalov was 16: 2nd Round-to be played roced a standstill in Copen- August 1: 3rd Round-to be played
by August 15; 4th Itound-to hangers by the Yugoslav: August who be here anxious be played by Septembar 1; Final- 4to repeat the performance. to be played by September
20
199
to a
Leander have strengthened their eight by bringing in W.A.D. Windham, at seven, and switch- ing the Australian Olympic var and Oxford Blue, EOD. Pain, from seven to bow, in addition Wicket falls: 20, 33, 62, 107, to introducing H.M.C. Quick last 140, 151, 151, 172, 199.
year's Oxford Howling
three.
Pakistan's chlof drouble-maker was Brian Close, who followed his 123 not out with a dne spell of bowling. In the absence of Yorkshire's usual
ball bowlers, Trueman and Apple- yard, he opened with seamer Hodgson and switched to off-spinners Close take four for 54.
new
OMR W
12 5 28 3
President,
at
MASONIC CUP
by
be
This private competition was played over the Old Course at under on Sunday Fanling Birtwhistle (32 points) was the favourable conditions. W. P.
winner of a Cup presented Kor the best Stableford score over
tournament by trouncing 80: 51% Ceylon nine to nil here 53:41 night. They will now meet; the winners of the India-3 Thailand match.
nine
THE RESULTS (Blogies)
Saeed Malik (Pakistan) ben: P. Sivalingham (Ceylon) 15-3, 16-0;
Shamshad All (Pakistan) beat 8. Jansz (Ceylon) 15-7, 15-0;
N. Fajput (Pakistan) beat S. Schoorman (Ceylon) 15-5, 15-7.
All Shamshad
SHOT PUT
Jiri Skobla (CSR)
(USSR)
Roland Nilsson, (Sweden)
John Savidge (GB)
Lipp (USSR)
Vorian Ovsepyan" (USSA)
eine Heinastegat 57: 1 ks Pirta (UBSR)
Casimir Kalina (Cón Smt. Schmidt (Germany) DISCUS THROW
Adolfo Corsini (Italy)
Pakistan outclassed and out 52: 14
nil pl: 0 played Ceylon, winning
matches-four yesterday and five today-in straight scls. 11:31
120: 9 Perene Kiles (Hungary) doubics 173: 0 Roland Nilsson (Sweden) schoolboy Ceylonese
N.
and 107: 1% Heinz Romontist? (Germany) Suginadva players,
100: 6 R. Zubov (UBARI Narendra, were the only mem-8: 1% Jozsef Szecsony! (Hungary bers of the homo side to extend 10: 4 Otto Oriziko (USSR)
186: 114 Heino Heinaste (UBSA) the visitors..
109: B. Mark Pharaoh (ÒB) They put up a plucky fight ank Andrzejczyk (Poled). before going under to Pakistan's 101: 6. Karl Oweger Germany)
101: 21 Rof Straulli (Norway) Cani and Soares.
1001:4
Miny (Bulgaria) HAMMER TUROW 200: 7 Jozef Cermic (11ungary) 2009 Mikhail Krivonosov (USSR) 1042 SVART Strand (Norway)
41 - Stanislav Nyanashev (Usan) 193:1094 Ivan, Gubian (Yugoslavia) 191: 31 Josef Malck (CSB 168: 344 Miloslava, Maena (Cán) 187 M C. Dumkru (Runaria) 180: pirt Dadak (CSR) 109: 14 Boria Popov (Bulgaria). 185:10 Zitle (YugoslavİA) in St. Nikolay Kyedkins) (Usan) 104: 15 Imre Nemeth (Hungary) 104: 4 Oldrich Engel (CHF) 183: 1 Vinilmir Morozov (USSR) 18:31 Jen Kypia (CSM), 100110 EXCEer Asplund (Sweden)
Tadeurs Rut (Poland) 170: BIS Avio Legali. 41ty) Gani and M. Soares 170: 83% Four Cederquist (Dermark) (Pakistan) beat N. Suganadova, 179 8% Velkko Hotsen. (indand)
JAVELIN THROW.PN and V. Narendra (Ceylon) 18-
330: 116 Toivo Hyylisinen (Finland) ističi Vidimizi taiznataOV (USSR) INSURANCE CITY
D. L. Anderson (78-3-nett | 34, 16-0;
and All
R. pugkner Bidjo (Poland) GOLF TOURNEY 75) and F. Mein (68-13-nett Shamshad
795 tled for first place in this Bharucha (Pakistan) beat Siva-Viktor Tybulenko Wethersfield, Connecticut, 18 hole Stableford competition lingam and H. P. Nadarajah |=2, Boli Nadiper) (Hinand)
Sa: Aleksandr Gerankoy (USA) OMR W
June 28. played at Fanling during the (Ceylon) 15-9, 15-8 03 20 1
..Bolt of Houston, weekend; "each" returning cards Soares and Gaul (Pakistan) | Fiberu "Danke Tank (Nor) Tommy Boll 100 311 Texir fired a four-under-par showing Kiotal of 13 pointage bavatingem and Nadarama kogule, katal
Jak(Colon) 15-5, 18-7; at the second robbing R Dr. of Dallaperexaa in the plays, adim of lotoryacang Shimshad All and Bharucha Pili Veterinary Vined
man) Beat Narendra and 180 off for the third annual : $16,000 H Wag: Heath 143 boints
wheeykjah (Ceylon) Zaket falls: 0, 14, 80-Rou-Insurance City Open Coit decupled "ascond place and;
taurnamedƒ**Unlled Press, 2 ST Drown was third arstikk: #1;
28 13 34 4
9 2 26 1
31.4 15 57
3
6 2 12 0 Pakistan, 2nd Innings
Yardley Close is indeed fulfilling the Wardie promise which gained him a
Illingworth place with the MCC tourists in Australia in 1950-51,
Eighteen-year-old Yorkshire Hair Mohammed, e. Yardley fast bowler Philip Hodgson, ros b. Hodgson garded herd as a youngster of Allmuddin c. Wilson b. Close high promise, did not bowl as Waqar Hassan not out .. well as la first innings two for Maqsood Ahmed, run out 20 suggest. Ho has much to Imtiaz Ahmed, not out learn still,
THE-SCOREBOARD ·. Yorkshire, 428 fər nine declared-
*Pakistan, lei Innings Hanif Mohammed, lbw b
Hodgson Alimuddin, b. Hodgson Maqsood Ahmed, c. Watson
b. Yardley.................... Wagar Hassan, e. Wardia;b..
Closo
are double sculling together, 1 cannot say yet what chance they have of holding the Swiss cham- pions, but I think they can com- pote on favourable terms with 2 the Russians.--(London Express 0] Service).
"Tony Fox and John Marsden, eighteen holes. E C. Drown two of our best scullers, have not being runner-up with a return entered for the Diamonds and
of 31 points,
A
the best nett prize for scere over the first nine holes was won by G. P. Ferguson with 45-11-nett 34 and J. R. Leitch was runner-up in this compati- tlon with a retura of 41-8=nett 85,
71
18
Extros
Total (for three wkts.) 100 Bowling d
Hodgson,
21 Close
7 Wardle Yardle
18 Ilingworth
78 ber
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