MANCHESTER, TENNIS
-TOO
THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, JUNE 3, 1955.
YOUNG FOR WIMBLEDON
KRISHNAN CREATES BIGGEST SURPRISE BY BEATING WIMBLEDON CHAMPION
London, June 2.
One of the biggest, if not the biggest, surprises of the British Lawn Tennis season was caused today when Ramanathan Krishnan, the young Indian number one, beat Jaroslav Drobny, the holder of the Wimbledon title, in straight sets in the quarter-finals of the Northern Tennis tourna- ment at Manchester.
The 18-year-old Indian beat the former Czech Davis Cup player, now playing under Egypt's colours, by 7-5 and 6-4.
I was Krishnan's best victory title, but he had played of his career. Drobny had only matches on the grass courts arrived from Berlin two days therefore had no time to age where he won the Singles used to the surface.
Lawn Bowls Teams
The
following have been sejected to represent their res- Bective Clubs in league lawn bowls matches tomorrow':
sectelo
F
two decisive one by 6-2. However, and he was by no means disgraced
set
have
Krishnan appeared to Drobny's measures from the start and he said afterwards that after taking the" first set, he realised he had
a great chance
of winning.
The Wimbleder Champion never hit the ball well but that should not detract from Krishnan's Ane performasce. The Indian Champion was
in
by his 6-3, 5-7 and 8-2 defeat at the hands of the giant Ameri can, one of the globe-trotting campaigners.
The form of the two Indian players today is a good augurY Davis Cup tie for next week's against Britain at Manchester.
encounter A pointer to this will be obtained tomorrow when Krishnan meets Roger Becker, who has been chosen for the
top form from the start, uming | Davis Cup tie, his shots to perfection,
There were some good ex- changes early on but games went on with service right up to the 11th when Krishnan
Rervice
through J. A. broke
his opponent's to lead 6-5. He held 31. his own in the next to take the
Recreio "Blues" (away) v I.R.C
Luz ukipi. Gut P.1.-R. 1. E. Noronha, A. M. Souza, G. A. Guerros J.F. V. Ribeiro iskep.
Pereira, S. E. Su Luz. E. Passow skip).
A Pereira.
P.
3. Pereira, Guterres
Recreio Whites" taway) v How-set. loon Docks Club at 4 pling A. A. Remedios (skip). 1. J. Norordia, 1. A. Rosatie. A. M. Bapta, C. A. Moran- A. Danenberg (ip), G ha, F. G. Luz.. A. A. G. Silva; r.
A da Silva (pl. Guterres, S. Rivero. A. Bragt.
M.
ксс
A.
the second stt, Drobny started by dropping his service in the very first game and al- though he played teadily after- he could not take the war.is, initiative from Krishnout, who
The other semi-fallst" is Mottram, Britain's Tony
one, who will also number oppose India next Thursday, Friday and Saturday. He beat the Canadian, D. Fontana, 7-5, 7-5,
Results:
Men's Singles Quarter-final:" R. Krishnan (India) beat J. Drobny (Egypt) 7-5, 6-4,
A. J. Metiram (Britain) beal D. Fontana (Canada) 7-5, 7-5,
R. Becker (Britain) beat R.
H. Steward (USA)) beat N. Kumar. (India) 6-3, 5-7, 6-2. Women's Singles Quarter-finals:
1st Division (Home) v Police R. Played a strEDE VERTUSSive game. Howe (Austraila) 8-2, 6-3.
creation Club, at 4 D.-A, V..
One of the first to congratulate was his own Davis Cup captain, Naresh Kumar, who Was playing the American Hugh Stewart, cog shook Krishnan by the hand
Lopes. E. R. Horselet, W. Galfoeshim T. E. Baker (Skip): C. 1. Staple ton, C. Thompson, D. Phillips, F. R. Keman (Skip): D. B. Sequeira. D. C: Symons, 3. N. Wong, W. Bong Sing (Skip
Taikoo
2nd Division AWB3) Club, at 3.30 p.m., Y. Doc, L. Eones, H. Phoenix, W. J. Howard "SKUD): W. C. Dooley. E. P. H. White, R. S. Capell. M. J. Divecha Skip): S. Ramensand, J Duffield. A. 51. Alves, G. Lee (Skip).
3rd Division (Away) v United Services Recreation Club, at 4 p.mat Navion. R. Ta A. C. Tribble, H. A. Triggs (Stipi: A. Lang. 3. Carvalho, J. F. da Silva. C. T. Champelovier. (Skip); D. Taylor. A. J. Maitland, G. S. Lidd. J. Tang
(Skip).
KBGC
1st Divisior (Away) • C.C.C. 43... Tindall, P. Hughes, W. Williamson, J. McKelvie (SX): E, Liddell, F. Howarth. C. Rounse
J
11. M. E. Purvis (Skip); L Gaddi, F. Canson, T. Kavannen, A. Har
vey (dp)
Ard Division (Home) v P.O.C.
4 p.m.-V. 1. Thomas, A. D. McCracken, J. McLelland. C. E. M. Terry Skip: V. C. Bond, C. W. Greaves, A. Scott, A. Hutton Skipi: 5. Bicheno; S. Hewarth, B. Tremlett... F. Cosgrove (Skip).
inc
1.R.C. "Gold" Homel v Recré BlueA. B. Kitchell, I. Kitchell. A H. Ablas, J. M. A. Ramjahn skip: A. R. Abbas, F. M. el Ar- cuti. M. Y. Adal, A. R. Minu
skip); A. M. Wahab, S. Bucks, A. J. Hussain, S. M. Rumjahn (skip).
1.R.C."Blue" Away) Fill
pinor: M. T. Hazuck, S. Lusuf, A R. Kitchell, A. M. Omar (sp) A. H. Seemin, K. M. Remjahn, 1.
Alf. U. A. Rumjahn (Rip): J. 1op
res, A. R. A. Rahman, M. B. Hav Sun, A. K. Minu (skip),
Flipina Club
1st Division, (Home) v LR.C
E. G. Patrcs, J. T. Cotton, L. S.
Silva (skip); J. Lea A. H. Souza,
A. Pereira, R. Basa (skip):
C. M. Xavier, M. T. Nunes, J. A. Tibble. C. A. Coelho (skip): Re serve:-F. Hunt.
2nd Division away), H.K.C.C.
LIGHT DRIZZLE
The match was played in a light drizzle but neither player appeared handicapped, although Drobny "kept pausing, to wipe his spectacles.
Krishnan's victory must have concentration, breken Kumar's
Miss
A. Shilcock (Britain) beat Miss L. Felix (USA) 6-4.
5-7.
Miss L Brough (USA) beat Miss W. Middleton (Australia) 6-2, 6-0.
Miss K. Hubbell (USA) beat Miss E. Watson (Britain) 9-7. 1-6, 6-3.
Doris Miss
Hari of the United States qualified for the for after having squared the semi-finals yesterday.-France- game at one set all, he lost the Presse.
Wherever British Middle
Distance Runners Go,
They Make Headline News
Says ARCHIE QUICK
There is no holding British middle distance runners these days. Wherever they go, whatever they do they make headline news. Sometimes it is the national cross- country team, sometimes Gordon Pirie, sometimes Chris Chataway. But just lately it has been all Peter Driver.
The limelight has shone fiercely on him for two con Murs at Pan Xavier,secutive Saturdays "now. His latest achievement was to run 2 miles at the White City, London...in 8 mins. 52,2 secs. a time which had only ever been bettered by Pirie and Chataway. And this on a cold, wet, depressing after noon in early season. What is more three of the English 614 P.A. M. Luz, M. A. Rah-cross-country team-Frank Sando, Bill Maynard, Bill man, A. D. Rem. A. C. Sequeira
Barrett-also got inside 9 mins, and that is the first time kup; L. A. Perts... F. Pereira,
the feat has been done by four Englishmen in one race. Brian Shenton. AAA Furlong beaten by his own-pupii Mike Champion and ex-European title | Ruddy. Sherton forecasts 고가 next year for 4 p.m.-R. Castro, i.. A. Rosario, holder, emerged from his retire- Olympic place
S. Suskain. A. J. Cuello. (skip);
1. M. Neves, I. S. Castro. H. M.
Xavier. V. A. Neves (skip); serves: C. Foster. E. Luz.
Re-
3rd Division (Away) P.R.C. at
T. M. Castilho, T. Tan (skip); C.ment to take part
in the two this red-headed Ruddy, who has
M Franco, C. M. Rozario, M. J. sprints but in each he was Rult. v. Ribeira takip);
Paul
Chung, V. Espina, C. M. Castuho.
A. Ribeiru (skip): Reserve:-M. Tavares.
PRC
1st Division (away) ✓ KCC at 2.30 p.m.-H. Finny. T. Poynton, "A. O, Hughes, H. B. Dewar (Skip); Roza Yu, W. Gillies, F. W. Hol- lands, K. . Bodle (Skip); R. G. Laurel, T. C. Reynolds, G. Y. Wath J. H. Goodman (Skip).
2nd Division (home) v. USHC 4 p.m.-J. Boxall, W. Jones, D. E. O'Brien, P. Lowa (Sidp); J. H Harris, E. B. Jones, C. Wilcox, A. Soutar (Skip): T. Pilkington, R. J. Russell, A. J. Bennett, S. 21. Mar- vin (Skip).
3rd Division (home) v F.C. at 3.30 p.m.-R; J. Smith. V. L. Veriga, H. M. Bryan, G. Arliss (Skip); E. Bellamy, J. M. Gurney, E. Lonsdale. W. H. Coton (Skip); E. J. Jones, F. Roberts, A. E. Joder, R.. Mackenzie (Skipi...
BKFC
2nd Division (Away) v C.C.C. at 4 p.m.-P. Cottler, P. B. Gardner,
B. 1. Bickford, R. C. Butler (Skip);
R. Blyth, W. McCall, W. Bovaird, K. Forrow (Skip); K. B. Baker, T. Sneddon. H. Ridsdale. E. Green- wood (skip).
SPORTRAIT
"Perhaps she'd rather
stand, Gerald
London Espremy Service,
easily beaten the reigning AAA Champion, George Ellis, over
100 yards already this season.
under
The 15-year-old South African tennis wonder, Jean Forbes, who is too young for the Wimbledon Championships, in play against Miss Pat Hird during the Surrey - one each. Central Championships at Surbiton. The first two sets went 11-9
Press Photo.
Detroit Snatches 4-3
Decision Over Washington In Sixth Inning Rally
New York, June 2.
Rookie Herb Score of Cleveland, locked in a "fanning bee" with bullet Bob Turley, took over the Major League strike-out leadership from the Yankee right. hander today while striking out 10 batters and taking the measure of Baltimore 9-3. Score, who collected all 10 strike outs in the first four innings, now has a total of 92 compared with 84 for Turley.
Hubl (1-4). HR - Snyder The Indians made Score's "job the help of Wilke Mays 14th easy with six runs of Saul home of
the senson and Don (16th). Matthews (7th) Logan Rogovin in the second inning. Mueller's second. Antonelli gave | (6th). With the bases full in that up είχ hits, including Ted
St. Louis frame. Al Smith and Bob Avila Kluszewski's 15th hömer, cach walked, forcing in two railing down his fifth win, Pittsburgh
Haddix, Lawrence (3). Tiefe runs, and Dave Pope fellowed Jackie Celum was the leser.
The Cubs were at Philadelphia rauer (5) Lapaime(6) Smith with a grand slam homer..
game while the (8), and Sami. Surkont (4-5) Yankees were at Kansas City-and Peterson. LP-Haddix United Press.
(2-8). HR-Thomas (3rd). Long (3rd).
Score gave up six hits and walked nine in gaining his sixth victory against three defeats.
A three-run rally i เกง sixth inning gave Detroit a 4-3 decision over Washington, Kaline, who slammed hits and took over the Ameri-
for
a night
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Al Washington three Detroit
Stobbs. Shea
R HE ''B
8 0
4 13 1
(7)
and
(8)
can League batting leadership Fitzgerald; Gromek, Aber with
a mark of 382, tripled and Wilson, WP-Gromek (8-2),
off Chuck Stobbs leading of LP---Stobbs (1-5), HR-Runnels
the sixth and scored ahead of (2nd). Phillips (2nd). Jackie Phillips, who his first homer of the year.
Boston his Chicago
9
SOUTH AFRICAN TOUR
Essex Fight
!
Uphill
Battle To
Avoid Defeat
London, June 2.
Essex fought an uphill battle at Colchester where the.. South African tourists completed a total of 503 runs for the loss of four wickets before declaring and setting the County to get 354 to avoid a follow on.
Three Essex wickets fell for 30 but then resistance stiffened. McLean enjoyed the distinction of scoring his first century in England and the third for the South Africans during the tour. a very good innings indeed full of powerful strokes.
Mansell who shared with | Murray him in a fourth wicket stand of Adcock 125 in 80 minutes, was un- Keth fortunate to play or when at Mansell tempting to cut Trevor Bailey McLean for the run, which would have He taken him to three figures. was more subdued than Wednesday and his 99 took him altogether three and a quarter hours. Most of his 15 came from drives.
01
fours
27
18
Blue Eagles
Arriving Today
Tourna-
SOON STRUGGLING
Facing the biggest total hit against them by a South African tearn, Eryex werr von struggling. An alert plece of flelding by McGlew brought about the dismissal of Dodds
Taiwan's famous "Blue Eagle" with 12 runs on the board.
Dodds played a-bali from fast softball and baseball team have bowler Adcock to mid-on where #nally confirmed their two-week McGlew fielded cleanly and tour of Hongkong and will ar- . with only one stump to aim, at rive by air this afternoon.. dived full length and broke the
Several members of the Blue wicket,
Eagle squad have represented Barker and Gibb lett for the Nationalist China in the Asian. Nationalist China was there came a stand. Horstallment. addition of 18 runs but at last Baseball Federation especially severe upon the leg eventually runner-up to Japan, breaks of Smith and insole, pu. On the softball side ·The on 51 in an hour before Horstall, Eagles batting is reported to be dropped by Mansell at Arst slip, extremely powerful, but they was caught by the same player are believed to be slightly in the same position
weaker in pitching. Their field- Trevor Bailey suggested a de- ing is reputed to be on the same parture from his usual dour level as that of Hongkong. method when hitting Smith for The following is the complete three fours in an over, but he revised programme, gradually settled down to the Saturday 4: Blue Eagles type of play he seems to enjoy Combined Chinese at 4.30 p.m. most and he and Insole were [Softball). still together at tea with the total Sunday
3 3 11 12 17 I
Close Of Play
Cricket
Scores
London, June 2. Close of play scores in Kansas City,first class cricket matches
today were:
Parnell, Hurd (7), Susce (8) Singles to Red Wilson and and White; Trucks, Consuegra Fred Halfield followed by (7) and Lollar, WP-Trucks Slove Gromek's double pre- (54). LP-Parnell (0-1). HR- duced what proved to be the Kells (4th). winning run.. Gromek, nicked
New York at for a homer by Pete, Runnels night.... in the fourth, was the winner although he had to leave in the. eighth because of an injured | Cincinnati Lack.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
New York
0
at 122.
For a long time Insole and Bailey could not afford to take risks though the bowling ap peared to
them little trouble on a pitch still in good
order.
cause
In reaching 50 in two hours
55 minutes, Insole
and
only
one boundary.
set about
5: Blue Eagles Braves 4.30 p.m. (Baseball)
Monday 6: Blue Eagles
5.30 Overseas Chinese (Baseball)
Tuesday 7: Blue Eagles Saints 5.45 p.m. (Sptiball).
ד
V
p.m.
Thursday 9: Blue Eagles v
hi: Portugal 5.45 pim. (Softball) Then he
Saturday 11: Bule Eagles v Al the bowling, taking Hengkong 4.30 pm. (Baseball) four fours from drives in two
V
Overs from the leg break Sunday 12: Blue Eagles bowler Smith and three more South China 4.30 p.m. (Softball) in an over from Murray. As a Monday 13: Blue Eagles v All result, his second 50 look only Hongkong 5.45 p.m. (Softball)
33 minutes,
Bailey too gat his 30 in two At Lord's: Gloucestershire 213 hours and 40 minutes and the and 129 for Ave. MCC 307 for pair stayed together for the eight declared (Bird"52, Dollery last three hours.
At the close of play, Essex were 242 for four.
SCOREBOARD:
HONGKONG TEAMS
Softball: Battery Pedruco, Jackie: Wei, Brown; Man Guterres, Ray T330, MM (Cuscus) Souza. Infeld: Yvano- vich, Tsung, Donaldson, Art Ozorio Armstrong, Om
Omar, Wal- Ma, Y. "Chan, Junior Remedios. Tony Osmund and Y.
S. Liang: Outfield Dhaber, 118 Dave Leonard, Frankie Loureiro, S. S. Hsu.. Gus Pereira, Tony
SOUTHPAW PARNELL Collum, Elippstein (3). Pod-02).
bielan (7), and Burgess, At The Oval: Surrey 239 Southpaw Mel Parnell suffered. Antonelli (5-8) and Katt. LP-Glamorgan 56 (Bedser, right a defeat in his first appearance Cellum (1-2). HR Mueller arm medium fast, five for 30, of the season when the White (2nd), Kluszewski (15th) Mays Surridge, right arm fast, five for South African 1st innings Sox beat the Red Sox 4-2.
.(14th).
24) and 137 for two (Parkhouse D. J. McGlew, c. Smith, b. Parnell, out with an injured
Preston knee since March, gave up two Milwaukee
not out 73).
At Hove: Sussex 175 and 138', w. R. Endean, 1.b.w. runs in the second on Sherm Brooklyn
(Wardle, left arm slow, six for Greensmith Lollar's double, singles
Buhl, Jolly (8), Vargas (8), 39). Yorkshire 157 (Hutton 54, H. J. Keith, c. and b. Smith 94 sain. by Walt Drope and Virgil: Trucks, and another run in the deman
(8) and Crandall James, right arm medium, nine P. N. F. Mansell, b. Balley 99
R. A: McLean, not out third on Bob Nieman's double Loes (6-2) and Campanella. LP (or 60) and 26 for two,
P. L Winslow, not out and Jim Rivera's single,
Exxxtras
a walk
and
George Kells homer off re- liever Tom Hard gave Chicago
2 6 13 14
At Oxford: The Army 172 and 220 for eight (Seaton 60). Ox-
61, D. Gibson, right
arm fast medium, Ave for 45).
an insurance nun in the seventh Leeward Islands ford University 233 (1. Gibson
Sandy Consuegra come on in the seventh to preserve Truck's Arth victory.
In the National League, Duke Snyder of the Dodgers continued his spectacular hilting with his 16th homer and a pair of singles in a 13-2 rout over the Braves.
Dismissed For 99 Runs
St Johns, Antigua, June 2. The Australian cricketersi scored 499 and then dismissed
At Birmingham: Combined one Services 251 and 137 for (Richardson 78. Shirreff not out 59). Warwickshire 345 (Wollon 136, Allan Ave for 38).
At Manchester: Lancashire 251
to start Billy Loes on the way throwing on 400 runs in ar-farm leg spin, five for 39),
they
110 Tunis
84 Guterres, Manager: A. J. Hus-
101 20
Baseball: Battery
Tony Guterres, Dave Leonard, R. Mattos, Man Guterres, Cus- Total for four declared 503 cus Souza, Rey Tsao, Infeld: Yvanovich, Tsang, Ong. Os- C. A. R. Duckworth, AR. A mund, Armstrong. Paul Tu, Murray, F. Heine Selden Ma, Y. K. Chang, Benny and N. A. T. Adcock did not Omar Junior Remedios, bat.
Bowling
0.
M. R. W.
3 102
·1
1
4 -117.
70
Insole
Essex--1st innings
T. Barley The Furlong race provided a
Preston remarkable interlude
Snyder hit today's The
Smith home the Leeward Islands eleven for and 281 for five (Washbrook
Kent 226 J, Bailey starter's gun went the six
with a man on base in the third 99 on the second day of their 64. G. Edrich 103).
(Fagg 56. Hearn 56, Ikin, right Greensmith racers were on their way and
game here today to victory. The Dodgers drove as they bounded round the bend towards
the tape three ladies
out two pitchers when
At Worcester: Derbyshire beat rears, the islanders had scored 18 sheltering
in the eighth ILELS scored 10
Worcestershire by 144 runs. an umbrella
without loss at the close of play Derbyshire 277 and 160. Wor T. C Dodds, run out stood chatting unconcernedly Ed Mathews and Johnny Logan
The tourists, who
Overnight right in the middle of the run-
each homered for the Braves a9
were 345 for five wickets, had cestershire 163 (Broadbent Dr P. A Gibb, D. Adcock lanes. Runners had to Loes coasted to his sixth added ning
In the 80 Smith, right arm offbreak for G. Barker, Lb.w., b. Smith swerve each Way and Bill triumph.
minutes before lunch for the 45) and 130. (Carr, left arra Horsfall, C. Mansell, Henderson who came all the
slow, four for 21).. of three more wickets and Pittsburgh rocked Live St
Murray way from Glasgow was forced
Louis pitchers for 17
were all out not long afterwards, hits in a
AL Cambridge: Cambridge D. J. Insole, not out 12-3 victory. Max Sunkont Leeward Islands made a disas University 164 and 81 for two. T. E. Balley, not out, Bratteren 11 alts for his fourth trous start to their innings when Middlesex 284 (Edrich 88).
Extras Hadd Keith Miller
three wickets 100k victory while Harvey suffered his eighth loss.
•At Leicester: Nottinghamshire Dale three overs. A fourth wicket The meeting was the Sixth Lan) drove in five runy with a stand at 42 between C. Rogers 183 and 178: Leicestershire 188
and
.C. Roberts slightly im- and 53 for one. home run and two singles while | 20 Frank Thomas also homered proved the position,
At Peterborough: Ritobie Benaud, who hit his
North- for the Pirates.
Arst century of the tour yester- amptonshire 142 and 202 for (Tyson not out 50). Left-hander Johnny Antonelliday, returned the best bowling eight
6-3 figures with four wickets for Hampshire 342 (Eager 68) Heine pitched the Glants to a
Reuter. victory over the Redlegs with 35-Reuter,
on to the grass. Yet the result
of the race was allowed to stand
by the judges for some unknown reason,
to
London Arnval
Caledonian Games. Braemar came Shepherds Bush but tossing the eaber, sheep dog trials, Highland. Dancing, piping all seem sadly out of place without the back- cloth setting of misty hills and heather.
3rd Division (Hora) v Kowloon Dock Club at 4 p.m.-E. BLICK
While all this was taking R. Jones, W. Taylor. M. Rakusen
place the. Middlesex Athletic.r (Skip); K. Summers, H. Van-
Championshipa were being held Echten, T. Dyer. H. Shielde (skip): A. Crook, G. Walker, H. Holgate. Tappenden. J. E. Burns, I. J. Mc.simultaneously a mile Of 5 2. Gautler (Skip); Reserves; 24. Vans Tavish (Skip): Dr C. O. Lee, G. away at the RAF Stadium Heck, W. Woodstock, A. Boyd-R. Pickett, S. Malen, R. S. Rosen Uzbridge. Eome of the com- Cowan, C. Edgeller.
(Skip); F. H. Williams, J The
HECC
petitors
THE GAMBOLS
at
WE'VE NEVER: BEEN TO THIS RESTAURANT: BEFORE, ➡IT SEEMS VERY NICE
"doubled" the two Kelly, D. M. Miller, W. C. Bis meetings, Barry Kane, for in- stance, finished second in the
2nd Division (Home) v the Fill(Skip). pino Club at 4 p.m.-N. Heaton, Marshall (Ekp; W. F. WALBOD
R. McAusland, F. C. B. Black, D. Trail (Skip): A. Dury, A. B. Cole.
ao, L. M. B. Lloyd, F. D. Angus
(Ed).
Trikbo
UBEC'
440 yurtis hurdles and then 2nd Division (Away) v.P.R.C. at dashed off to Uxbridge.
4 p.m.-G. D. B. Agnew
(Skip).
4. Scott. 5. 8. Flanders, B. Van 120 yards Middleser Hurdles
Zuiden; R. M. Hetherington (Skip),
In reverse Paul Vine won the
to the
N, Hart-Baker, W. Rees. B. Trail: title and then rushed
2nd Division (Home).CC. at Curry: (Sidp), G. Hill, A. Flet White City to finish second in
cher. O. Lindars. Reserve; 3. Wood- the 220 yards hurdles. A gr
Miss Ann Pashley had the but her attemptat
3rd Division (Roma) v'K.C.C.
1.10 p.m.-AC Speace. G. T. drahen, C. McLennan, J. H. Kinward. "alburgh -(Skip); G. Stark, N. In.
(Sp). Douglam, W. 8. Mag- - Wolstenholme, J. Whitedeid, H. E. the hardy, BB. Starahall, W. B. Tristram: Wren [Skip) RF a broken blood vessel in an Green, E. Robinson, R. W Booker ankle. She won the White City A. J. Stonyer (Skin), A. Buckley, Srd Division (AwWY) V KEGC at W. R. Callard, C. Strother Stewart 100 yards on it though, but she
Keynes, Pa. Reserve; C. 9. Rolte.
withckrest from the 220 yards.
̈ger;~C~~H~Clayton, B.Baxter p,m-1 E Bead (SKP). Eines Wustrated by"!
Brown. (BRip).
Total for four Fall of wickets,
3/30, 4/01.,
Bowling
19
Smith
3:32 8-92
Barry Appleby
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THE NEXT TIME YOU BRING ME HERE, GEOISE DON'T,
GET YOUR WALLET
Ma. Rabbit Leung; Outfield: H
L. C. Poon, P. H. Lee, Dhaber. Frankie Loureiro. Spiky Guterres. Manager: Ed Carva- Tho.
Convicts Watch Australia-West Indies Match
St. John's Antigua.
June 2 About 100 convicts serving criminal sentences here were released, from gaol in the care
four guards to see the Australian touring cricket team play the West Indians.
The prisoners, who are all
gaol held in a
next to cricket ground, had prepared the pitch. For this they were Wallowed to ille in after lunch
yesterday to watch the game'
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