THE CHINA MAIL, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22, 1955.

YORKSHIRE BEAT SURREY BY SIX WICKETS WITH 11 MINUTES TO SPARE

London, June 21.

Yorkshire won their dramatic County Cricket Championship duel with Surrey at Headingley today by six wickets with only 11 minutes of extra time left. It took Yorkshire, who now hold the distinction of being the first side to beat the Champions this season, one and a half hours to capture the last three Surrey wickets earlier in the day..

for 79 for A match

ARMY SPORTS

PARADE

There are seven stalwart sportsmen in the Spot of Honour at the Top of the Sports Parade this week and they are worthy occupants too,

They were then left to get 178 runs for victory in three hours ten minutes. The batting conditions for this task were the best experienced in all three days but the Surrey attack was maintained at high pressure throughout, " After losing Huston at eight cashire's fifth Championship win, wickets Wilson and Lowson put York-of the season-but

were not disgraced. shire well on "the way to vie tory.

They added 91 for the second wicket Lowson batting two hours and Wilson an hour and and

a half

half and then both were dismissed with the score- board ut 99.

Worcester aggregate of ten for 137 Army cap.

The sound defence of Sutcliffe and an aggressive innings by the left-handed Watson brought the required runs. Sutcliffe and Watson, who remained unbeaten, added 71 runs for the fourth wicket.

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FIRST. IN 16 This was Surrey's first defeat in 18 consecutive

Rames since July last year when they were beaten by Glamorgan at the Oval. Yorkshire are now only rivals 12 points behind their who have a match in hand.

Nearly 18,000 people watched today's

play and total receipts for the match were £3,847,

eight wicket Lancashire's victory over Worcestershire at Manchester.

Middlesex's win by nine wickets against Somerset at Lard's put them in joint third position in the Cham- pionship table, Middlesex

and

needed only 45

minutes today to hit off the re quired 48 runs against Somerset, Jick Robertson, who hit ä magnificent century in the first innings, was again in a free -scoring mood. With the help of five tours he scored 28 out of 36 in half an hour.

When pace man Brian Statham bowled Richardson, it was his

50th wicket of the season.

Cohn Cowdrey, brillant young England batsmar, recently dis

from the RAF C1) charged medical grounds, hit his first century of the season for Kent their unexpected 142-ruet victory over Northamptonshire at Tunbridge Wells.

a

Cowdrey, who "batted thre is 20 minutes for his 139,

h.. two sixes and 24 tours,

personal

Cambridge University's 53-run victory over Warwickshire at Birmingham was triumph for Gamini Goonesena, the Ceylon all-rounder. In addi- tien to his century and Ave wickets for 58 in the first inn. ings, Goonesera claimed five warwickshire

Dodgers.

Reuter.

LEAGUE BOWLS

Setback For HKFC In

in our

With the recent lull in troop movements we have been given a breather

all too fre- quent task of saying good-bye to our star sportsmen. The lull however will soon be over and In a week or two we shall

again be saying our au revoirs, not only to some fine sportsmen but also to some of the people who, by their interest and thoughul encouragement, made possible so title- much of what is achieved.

2nd Division

By "TOUCHER"

certain to be aired at a forth coming meeting we may soon hear news of our cricketers in སྐྱུ new role.

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Golf

to

GOLF COMPETITION As I reported last week the

Inter-Unit Regimental Competition scheduled take place at Fanling during July and as one golf enthusiast said to me the other day "Terrie temperature or Typhoon shall be there.

we

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It's Not An Easy Job For The RAF To Pick A Team For Singapore

Says "“N'TACA”:

From the point of view of local cyclists, this has been "Fiasco". week. Both events scheduled for the two Novice Competitions were cancelled. The NTAÇA 25 Miles Time Trial found the officials attending an inquest on the death of Rip Poole," while a missing turn marshal ruined the RAF 25 TT on Sunday. Quite a hectic week.

names.

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The

no

Forthcoming events in these competitions are a 32 miles Australian Pursuit The Army Cricket officials have just announced that seven cricketers have been awarded their colours and that by the NTACA on Wednesday, and a 10 TT on Sunday, run by the RAF. this award carries with it the privilege of wearing the NTACA race starts at 3 p.m. instead of the usual 4 p.m., in order to give some of

the "Kowloon-dwellers" time to catch their trains from Fanling.

the 500 metres Galloway's hope is to Anish The following members of the Army teams have been As slight recompense for the World records,

Wednesday. Standing Start.

three rides, at 23. 50 and 100 - so honoured:-Major Fillingham (2/7 GR), Lt. Russell cancellation of the

TOUR DE FRANCE TEAM miles, to qualify for the York- (7 Hussars), Lt. Spooner (1 Northamptons), 2/Lt. Price event, a scratch "25" was held

Jim Gower on Friday evening, Jones of the The British team for the Tour shire BAR contest. (1 N. Staffs), B. S. M. Aldrich (72 LAA Regt. RA), Pte.7 Hussars returning a good 1-3 de France has been selected, just wants to race anywhere, but Young (1 N. Staffs), Cfn. Crouch (11th Inf. Wksps on a very

and includes one or two surprise has a sneaking hope he will be evening. windy

able to Bernard Pusey, Bevia

Amateur start in the REME).

Ken Mitchell have Circuit of Britain. While you are reading this, Wood and some of the finest amateur racing done nothing during the present

Their going will seriously de- cyclists in the world will be season to justify selection (UT taking part in the classic Manx such a gruelling race, and it is plete the RAF Hongkong team TT, the 113 miles Massed Start to be imagined that the Manu- for the Three Day race at Singa- Rhee held over the Motor Cycle facturers Union have the idea pore at the end of July. In fict, Course in the Isle of Man. of experience-gaining in their the RAF will now have a difficult task to select six riders worthy Among the many foreign teams minds.

of being sent to such an im- entered.. the greatest challenge

To

date, It is to be hoped that the big portant event. will

probably come from the

teams to invitation has been received for French boys, who have an excel-bugbears of British

date, non-standard equipment the NTACA to send a team, but lent record in this event.

Individual

we are not giving up hope—yet. is favourite

junsatisfactory the land.

gear Ericson

mechanisms, have been eliminat-

BEST ALL-ROUNDER Wheeler, Ray Booty, ed. In an event of this tyype, who last year pulled of a

Raleigh Cycles, of Nottingham, The competition will be play-spectacular victory. His fitness no chances can be taken. One ad off by teams of four players was shown the other week when so very rarely hears of foreign have proposed to the ACU that suffering mechanical they be allowed to donate, a and teams may be drawn from he rode the fastest 50 TT since trouble, unlike our own boys. Trophy fot the Individual

and 1953, wel inside 1-59. Units, Formation HQ's

Equipment must be not less Winner of the ACU Best All Messes, and the tournament is

itseens that the Ladies con- than 100%, and the riders Rounder competition. Walters will be going back to

open

officers to serving

not be kept out of the news. should be a bit better even than

Include all ACU the Hawthorns to rejoin his old oiber ranks of the Army

petition will and The latest is the team mates with West Brom the Royal Hongkong Defence Massed' Start rare scheduled for

Three-day that.

sponsored Time Trials at the three distances of 25, 50 and 100 As a result of this defeat, the wich Albion, Murray will be Force 41

July 30-August i, in France, Our numbers continue to be miles, to be held during the The conditions of play are Football Clubs are still three returning to Canterbury, but it points behind League-leading may be that the one to hit the simple and victory will be de-Seven riders have been selected, depleted. Two more of the "Old present season. A pity some at of whom four are certain to hands," Jim Gower and Brad our boys cannot have a try at Kowloon Dock Club with the headlines will be winger aided on single matches off

travel, the participation of the Galloway, both leave the Colony it. sume number or six matches Walmsley in whose future both scratch. Team captains are ex-

others depending on the state of in the near future, and they will played.

Bury and Workington are show-pected to prepare and exchange the purse.

be sadly missed. Both have been icam sheets giving part.culars of Craigengewer look a good leading an active interest.

As some slight recompense for All of the stages are short staunch supporters of racing out with C. K. Sung, 11, W. Randali,

Walmsley has the ability to players and their order of play:

(due to the train strike), P. K. La sed R. Tay who, go right to the top and it would This exchange is to be effected ones, (from 35 to 47 miles) and here, both fire riders and Brst-missing the Championship "23,"

it will be most interesting to class sportsmen. match of the be a story book twist if he was before the first

see how our girls compare with We wish them luck. Their first Norman Shiel ran away with the after conceding a single on té

to do it as wing partner to alteroon starts.

contemporaries. task after "demob' is to spend National Pursuit Championship, From there on it is to be nor their European

fellow analis by first head, choices up a five on

Robson at Workington.

slouches is a couple of weeks the second aid copŝted to a com-

touring in beating his It would surely be one of the mal match play ever 18 holes and That they are Do

as a means of getting over ten seconds, in 5-24. Shiel's rival, Peter Brotherton, great wings in if there is a tie the match will be proved by the fact that one of France travelled

was not a competitor this year, British football. These two came decided on the number of holes them has already beaten one of really fit for what will be left of re

as he is in the middle of moved to won in each match. This means Daisy Franks' recently acquired the English season. Korea, together in

a special training plan aimed at and Hongkong,

now....who of course that

winning the World's Champion- knows....they may

zhip he so narrowly missed last the headlines Workingten.

Division Second aspiring Hongkong Football Club suffered a severe set back yesterday when they Craigengower Cricket Club) in a postponed Lawn Bowls League match

second innings lost .to

7-2 Win

Score by four points to one.

Over

Chicago Cubs

Chicago, June 21. The Brooklyn Dodgers scored A neat stumping by Stephen-five runs in the 11th inning to the Chicago Cubs, 7-2, ended his entertaining defeat innings but Brown and Edrich today behind the six-hit pitch-fortable 26-15 win over Football

Son

denied Somerset further success,

Cub's H. Black, W. McColl, W. Bovard and Kun Forrow..

July will see many of last season's Army, soccer side on their way back to the United Kingdom, and for some of them at least, to a promising future in

the game. 1:

farthest

.

and

yet make finish as the 18 game will The entry fee for the com- at together

petition is $8 per team and this should now have been forward- ed with the entry to Capt. D. A. Kennedy, RE. (DCRE KOW- loun) for the list was due to close yesterday,

A GREAT FIGHT Worcestershire put up a great Bight at Old Trafford, where they not only averted the expected defeat by an innings but set 70 Lancashire to score 90 in minutes.

This was achieved after 20

jast of extra time-Lan-runs with his second double. He minutes

scored himself on relief pitcher Hal Jeffcoat's wild pitch. Duke Snider drove in the Arth run with a

single. The Dodgers

thus stretched their lead over the second place

abs to 12 games. Cubs,

went all the way Newcombe for his 12th win of the season again one defeat and ran his lifetime

against the Cubs record to 23-3. His two doubles raised his betting average to .426.

THE SCORES National League

ing of big Den Newcombe be- fore 22,886 fats.

.Much closer games were seen Roy Campanella started the

Jot 11th-inning

with for the other two risks. vistory

beld 10 # double to centre for his fourth Leonard's four were

Bickford hit. He hurt his knee sliding in- 9-10 score by B. 1. to second, however, and pitch and his men on the 14th head, runner Den Hoak scored what but rallied strongly on the next

Also an impending departure by 17-15 on proved to be the winning run few ends to lead

is Capt. Chisholm RADC, who when Sandy Armores singled, the 20th.

was very of the strong men of Newcombe drove in two more The footballers just failed in a the very successful Army rugger

valiant

end attempt to side last season, 1 shall have snatch the decision. After lay-more news of departing per ing three shots, they fell to a sonalities

'Leonard | future. brilliant shot by Joe who with his last wood drew inside blocker a hugging

cucher

India's Sole

Representative Eliminated

Wimbledon, Jane 21. Rita Davar, India's sole res presentative in the woman's singles, was no match for Mrs Haze Redwick-Smith of South Africa.

2

a

in the very

near

HOLE-IN-ONE.

Congratulations to 2/Lt. D. J. Only a strong finish by Eddie Lyness of the 7th Queen's Own Greenwood's four enabled the

Hussars for achieving the Football Club to avoid a blank-

It is the hope of the organisers that once the competition has commenced team line-ups will aot be changed, but in a case of emergency another eligible play- er may be substituted provided he is not and has not been a member of another team. In- cidentally the Secretary must be

out. Held to 15-14 on the 17th 8olfer's ambition of chalking up notified of all such changes be.

end by the Craigengower four skipped by George Madar, they scored a four, a single and two braces on the remaining ends to R HE emerge winners by 24-14. 7 12 0

THE SCORES CCC 2c. K. Sung

Brooklyn

2 6 Yet the young 21-year-old giri Chicago

Newcombe (12-1) and Cam-H from Calcutta fought like a tiger

(11). Hacker, against the tall lanky South panella, Walker African nuraber one player, be- Jeffcoat (11), Davis (11) and fure losing. All applauds were Chiti. LP-Hacker (7-5.) HR

Banks (15th).United Press, for Rita.

But, as she said afterwards, her opponent was "too good."

Indian Champion

The

stayed

Mrs

always on the base line while the more Egressive Redwick-Smith ofter, advanced up to the net, driving the Indian girl frem one side of the court

the ther with volleys.

to

The first set was short lived,

but in the second the Indian girl

increased

resistance. She hce

HKFC

H. Black

W. McChil

W. Eevaird

W. Randall

R. Tay (5)

25

P. Collier

A Ferret

R. C. Buller

P. K. Lau R. Ragi

Leonard W. Leonard

Fox

(S) 18

F. Santos

J. Kelleher

K. Farrow (S) 15

P. Gardner

B. 1. Bickford

H. Blyth T. Dyer"

H. Ridsdale

British Runners 24

To Attack Two

World Records

Manchester, June 22, Attempts to better two World

even took her opponent's service records will be made here 10-

to lead two-one, but only to lose night by British runners Gordon all her services but one, soon Pirie for ...afterwards."

taking

Brian

Three

Hewson

on

58

a Hole-in-One at Fanling. I am told that ambitious golfers

fore matches are played. dream that such a success will

There is a

jaunty air about come their way during their

those whose job it is to run career: it's not so much the in the Army's Water Polo affairs. mediate value of the achieve-It is a well justified air too for ment, but what a story it pro in the short time the season vides for the years that are still

has been running the soldier long way off.

During the life of this column I have several times had the pleasure of expressing publicly (S1 15 the gratitude of Army cricketers for the generosity of many of the civilian clubs who allow their be used for regi- grounds to mental cricket matches.

E. Greenwood

(S)

34

Trueman May

Bowl Against South Africans

London June 21.

I

on-

aquatists have been excelling themselves both in the Hong- kong League and Army Leagues.

Pirie Beats

"Aces

=

Beats Hungarians,

But It Was Not Good Enough For

The Crowd

By DOUG WILSON

· M

Thu comi-

Several local⚫ riders have announced that they will atempt

some of the Colony records during the next few weeks, part of their training for the season which

in the be of August Two of

opens

Philcox (Essex) and Lord (REME CC), have designs CTL

the NTACA 12 Hour record, for which no times have yet been Brussels.

This record is not re-. put up. Britain's Gordon Pirie scored a brilliant 2,000 Metres cognised by the HKCA, but the NTACA recognise records at 12, victory on June 16, slamming Hungarian stars Laszlo and 24 Hours, and 1,000 miles. Tabori and Sandor Iharos in 5 minutes 12.6 seconds. But, Any Lakers? although the race was exciting, and, from the tactical standard is 200 miles, no easy viewpoint, perfectly won, it was just not good enough for feat in this the crowd.

They came here expecting to see Gaston Reiff's world record of 5min. 7sec, well beaten. When Pirie's time was announced the spectators found it difficult to raise even

in the a polite cheer. In these days of faster and faster times it seems that a weil-won race is no longer good enough

and

District Workshops REME continue to set the pace in the in top class athletics. "South" League and in scoring

It is true that conditions were. „Driver clocked 14 min. 17.3 27 goals against 4 by their op- perfect; and that Pirie, Tabori, sec. Bares did 14-23.4,

still ponents they

maintain

and Ihares, who finished in that Belgian Frans Herman 14-29.

Gordon Pirie's brother -Peter, crder, are all capable of beat- I know that while the clubs

weil

But the record.

even ran fourth, 14-35. expect no material return it is a matter

tter which has often been in

is going to lower their colours athletes of this calibre are "not the minds of our cricketers. It although the Royal

world record-breaking perform- Signals by wel be

that those who made them fight every inch of ancis at will. listened to Major Peter Chubb.in

Young the way for that 2-1 victory on

their 100 per cent record. The team is playing so that it is hard to see just who

Monday.

The

their unbeaten

Driver, the Empire's Six-Mile Champion, ran a well-judged

9-10ths of a

obvious when two laps had been this year, and of Harbig's

It takes all kinds and styles covered that we were going

see no record,

SPURT SHOOK THEM

io second outside

16-year-old World record.

Moens won the Half-Mile at the British Games two years

go.

331 He followed

obviously

may

The Saint Güloise stadium has race. He went ahead at 2,000 conversation with Brig

a very narrow track, capable of Metres,, and Beres chased him during Padio Hong cong's Sports

comfortably accommodating on-for the rest of the race. STAR SIDE

There were: ly four athletes. Cavalcade last Saturday, heard

We saw an exciting 800 Metres star side of the North ten in the Bet3, but there was won by Roger Moens, 25-year- the birth of an idea that may i Mues and

Engineer no scrambling. enable Army cricket to make a League, 24 Field

old Brussels police officer, who for 1,000

Tabori went into the lead on showed a scintillating return to significant contribution to the Regiment, lost Metres.

Colony game in the way which record when they went down to the first lap. Even without a form and returned imin. 47.5sec. Pirie will have a good field to So, like last year, Miss Davar

the civilian clubs will appreciate 1st Bn, King's Own at Sek glance at the stop-watch, it was fastest 800 Metres in the world him try to beat the 13 succumbed in the second round help

Freddie Trueman, the York-most-by helping to develop Kong. she had a bye in the first-it minutes 20,4 seconds set up by

shire fast bowler, has been young local talent. was her third appearance at the Russian Vladimir Kuls in

discussion..on the During a asked to stand by for the Eng- Wimbledon The first time she Prague last October.

will win and some mast in con- played as a Junior:

Those running against him are land team against South Africa contribution made by the services to make a competition. Some

Test beginning to Hongkong cricket it was Now she will compete In the Peter Driver, British Six Miles in the second

in pointed cut that one of the sequence lose, but as long as Hesketh, at Lords here on Thursday ..Walter

not become dis.

It was Tabori and Iharos ali Woman's Plate which is the Champion,

case Frank Tyson, the greatest difficulties facing the the losers do

are just as the way for 4 laps. On the Cross Country Northamptonshire pace bowler, civilian clubs was the lack of heartened they consolation trophy. Afterwards former British

6th, with 300 metres to go, she will travel to Germany, Champion, and Joha Disley; an

is not t

young players coming forward essential to the success of any

tournament 29 the side that | Pirie, who had been lying a "planted" pace-maker from the Australia and perhaps Olympic representative.

Tyson travelled by road to the various teams. Driver in

Monday night part

very comfortable third through gun, and covered the first 400 Yugoslavia,

The answer seemed to hang goes from success to success. from Tunbridge Wells to

With this in Chris Chataway's

Mr W. E

mind I would out, suddenly let rip: He gain-Metres in 52.5sec.

The pace was too much for on the provision of good coaches Championships there before re bettered"

don today to see English, native record for 1' Tucker, orthopaedic sur in the various senior schools like to offer a word of co-ed a six-yard lead before Ta-Hungary's European Champion,

realised what turning home-France-Presse.

Miles with

six minutes 32

that Major gratulations to two of the teams bori and Iharos it was here

Szentgali, who found it hard geor concerning his left heel and

work to finish second, 30 yards seconds on a grass track at which has became raw. Whether Chubb said that he felt certain in the Army Water Polo League, was happening.

China Middlesbrough.

Mali

to play in that

HKCTU; and Royal Military Tyson will be able

Even so, neither of the Hun behind în min. 31.5sec. Army cricketers Special,

the Test will depend upon the would be delighted to join in Police.

These sides have still to break garians could offer any sort of the British star,

Geoffrey Schmidt, Britain, was decision of the specialist

chatjenge to any scheme that would help the of the skin game generally,

their-duck" of League victories who went on to win easily.

fourth in the pole vault, with Tyson had purt of

12tt; 5. his Pirie the I think Brig Young, Peter after having played five and four on the heel

glanced scraped by Northamptonshire trainer be Chubb and Guy Pritchard who games respectively. Both sides shoulder in the home straight fore he lett Tunbridge Wells." took part in the discussion have have found goal scoring difficult and seemed content to coast

The heel" is not giving me

one of the quite so much discomfort now,"

said "Bolin tear

teams can. be Wellington, June 21.

said Tyson, "but I am anxious

minute Sport is one of the best media

to get a specialist's opinion."

1 feet sure the boys in their relled upon to try every for the promotion of interna

not played for Trutman has

turn would enter into the spirit they are in the water.

Well congratulations both.... Honal

according

England since he appeared in of things with the result that the Secretary-coach TOI

three Tests during MCC's tour they, as dividuals, and the playing is the thing-winning is Chinese

The full contingent of 26 of the West Indies in 1953-54. game as a whole would reap a dumpy. (Hongkong) Association team; Lee Wal-tong Russian

Lee Wai-tong Likes Kiwis

to

the

Football

British Visas For Russian

Oarsmen Soon

Moscow, June 21.

oarsmen,

trainers,

Britain's famed

the

many

over

4

After his win. Firle told

the seeds of a great idea. Already for them, but not for the home, a winner by six yards reporters: "I felt as though we I have heard most favourable 9pe 200 bit as comments about

16

were walking? I stayed behind the Hungarians because they were after the record, not me, "I had taken the lead, the race would have been tas- ter. But I was playing my game, not theirs. I wamed to win, not beat the record.

2,000 "I can beat the Metres

who run a Mille in 4 minutes 4 seconds and I'll beat Reiff's ilme.

record any time. Give me men

from Tabori,

whose lime was min. 13.2 sec. Ibaros took 5

18.4 sec. min.

Recently criticised in Britain for some of his performances. Pirie certainly proved that he is a great competitor. He did At Victoria

Fool last night not seem at all overawed by at present touring New Zealand doctors, interpreters and others He was a member of the team some real benefit

which regained the "Ashes" Let us hope that the dea is Diferent customs acd beliefs to compete

1-1 win over EYMCA and like and how he liked. should not present any barrier Henley Regatta were today ex-from Australia at the Oval in not allowed to disappear in the Army North scored a decisive the occasion, and won just when

civilian clubs, have their South colleagues now have dust, The visas 1953. He has yet to bowl

DRIVER TOO to the preservation of peace, he peeled the revive hours was against the South Africans this even a real helping hand to the points, from 34 games. Both

within the next 24 hours.---

Another Briton, Peter Driver. Army by the provision of teams are finding the net with Primary of the present

object of

British Embassy spokesmen tour, g four was to strengthen the band said. "There has been no diffi- MCC announced later that grounds, now it is our chance to some regularity. South have et South London Harriers, beat despite the damp air. The of friendship with New Zealand culty of any sort about the visas Tracman had been invited to be return that service by assisting now scored 30 goals against Sa strong international field to Hungarians did not like the He felt it would not be long except the Russians late request in attendance at Lords, True

in the coaching and

ed out a magnificent burst of their slow speed. Hence mine, before anothér Chinese team which we

received only man visited the Dominion New recently ca

rest of the players when they it will be necessary, of course, North seem to bave made a speed in the last 250 yards, But I won.

Frac Zealanders were the most hos- He added that the visa proce- go to Lords for practice to to get the School Authorities to sine aquiation in Sgt. Smith, Again a Hungarian, pitable people, added Lee Wal-dure was being speeded up morrow aftercon China Mall agree to and sponsor the scheme. EAEC who had a particularly Beres, was beaten into second

place. Special. United Fress.

but as the matter is almost good game last night Long-Reuter:"g

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The track was OK tonight,

is expected to join the of the youngsters, eith have, netted 31% for win the 5,000 Metres. He pull sharp bende in the trick, hence?

the loss of 7.

would rather win in six minutes than lose in record time."

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