AND THE DRIVER LIVED
THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, MAY 29, 1950.
Looks like the end for driver Reg Parnell as his Connaught crashes into a barrier during a Whit Monday race at the Crystal Palace track. But the 44- Buffered a only moments year-old Parnell — a pig-breeder in his quieter broken right shoulder and torn leg ligaments. Parnell later sald he had had to brake while travelling at around 100 m.p.h. "The car seemed to go.completely out of control," he said. "I hit the left-hand inside banking, which it climbed. And as it climbed the banking it threw me out. I never felt the bump. I fell I think it is a miracle that the specta- on my right shoulder and crash helmet.
— and that is all that matters, really."-Express Photo.
tors escaped
GOLDEN PROSPECTS FOR THIS YOUNG MAN
Arthur Milton's Chance
For Test
Honours
By DENIS COMPTON
These big scores by the counties against the Australians must be One young Test prospect said to me last week: "Their good for morale. bowlers can't be such terrors, can they? They aren't getting rid of batsmen very quickly."
Australian touring
It's the first time I've ever heard that said about an side so early in the tour, but it shows the amount of confidence that will increase In our young players as they go out to the middle to face these opponents in the large green exps.
HKRA PRACTICE SHOOT
At last, for the first me since the revival of rifle shooting after the War, the century mark was broken when Sgt J. H. Stanbury
of REME scored
102 out
of
n possible 106 points. Sgt Stan- bury is a member of the Army 8 Team In England and
hold
These next few weeks out golden prosperts for young men with gifts of temperament and natural ability plus the will to succeed
of
One who falls right into that category is Arthur Milton Gloucestershire,
Magnifcemty though Surrey boys bowled, they not certain of getting into Nottingham Test.
#square,
עד
the
ате the
Trent, Bridge The
wicket. to the Oval vastly different
them. not quit Johnny Wardle and Bob Appio- Milton, now he has given up
on yard as a pair can be very to Soccer
concentrade
will certainly the economical and erickut, certainly has both, ablity and the will to succeed fight for their places,
He finished football when he was still drawing top money, the and I suspect he was somewhat
at missing disappointed chance of representative cricket honours Last winter,
with
Strangely enough, Tony Lock was quite worried about his Lack of success this season.
AN OLD FAULT
ell the Then someone told him But he is obviously bids better
and for his rest,
hos was taking his right-arm
old foult hind his back- season fair to be one of the best rifle started the new
which meant that he was bo- shots in the Colony. It was un sume impressive scores.
coming almost medhum-paced. extremely hot day for shooting."
He remedied the fault with but nevertheless quite a good
terrific success recently, Bamber of members turned up for the shoot.
HALLMARK OF CLASS
How sad to read of the death Maurice Tate, that wonder- ful Sussex and England bowler.
of
1 know that some important ofcials have a high regard for The Princess Mary's 10 Curkha Arthur's ability and for myself. I have always noted he has had Rifles led by Major R. N. B.
I played against him for the McGurk attended for the first plenty of time in which to play time since their arrival in the the ball; always the hallmark of Combined Services in 1942 when He had he was 47 years okl Colony and showed great keen-
big ness in the shooting. The scores If he makes the grade Arthur not been playing much returned by them were only Milton will be an asset to Eng-cricot,
J.L. MANNING'S SPORTS DIARY
OLYMPIC TRACK IS IN SACKS
ON THE HIGH SEAS
If you spare a few minutes from thinking about the Australian tour-
ing team, I should like to tell you a strange sports story.
Gliding through the Mediterranean last week-end and bound for a call
at Marseilles is the P. and O. ship Perim.
Nothing unusual about that until you know the cargo she is carrying.
What's best in
Kowloon ? -
For in her hold are 8,290 sacks into which was shovelled the Olympic GREAT SUMMER SALE
Games running track a week or so ago.
And if you want to know why. Australia has not any cinders of her own, why then I must tell you that we have the Ashes over here.
It's in this new spirit that I score 347 runs on a patch which yog Bhains sending a helped bowlers' rather than are worthwhile fearn;
the
The Journey began at works of En Tout Cas when 450 tons of sort coal wth and two types of bunt"clay, dug up in Leicestershire,, were londel into 41 railway wagons.
Australla
long way to take a running track, but re- search has made this surface so fast that it may win Britain's only Olymple modal.
Anyway, I am assured that the troek will be faster than the one made for the London Games in 1848.
J
́ON THEIR OWN GROUND So if Britain's athletes feel n long way from home in Novem- bor, at least they know they will be running on their own ground.
But it is the sensing of a new British. Olymple policy which interests me most.
From the very start I co- demned any proposal to cut the team to a few stars, which was the British made implicit in Amateur Athletic Board's state inent last November.
Then they said, only those athletes who
were likely to
<vent would be sent.
To which I replied that this was hauling down the Union mck
0 Commonwealth country staging the Games for the first time. And I added that Britain team would be so small that any spectator | sheez- Log during the marchi past
Why, the Land of the Bout Race could even send a rowing echt, and do escape the critic dem that Oxford and Cam- bridge are willing to race in South Ameries this summer, while Britain could not afford to send a crew to Melbourne.
Some officials still do not want to send a sprint relay This is ridiculous!
team.
Mako them look silly by sending to the British Olympic Association every penny you can spare. If small private football pools can, save county cricket and League Soccer clubs from bankruptcy, can they not be used to save our Olympic in the eyes of the reputation world?
batamen
England needs this encourage
for. whereas we have ment, every bowling position dupli- catod, our batting has not, yet in the county taken shape games,
So the first Test at Notting- ham is approached by Australin shart of match-winning bowling, and England
without match- winning batting.
That adds up to a tight game, and all I would say of 'Aus- tralia's dismal start of the four is that I am lex possimistle about England's prospects than 1 wins when the Australian party was chosen,
THEY NEED A TEST
Australia will have the ed- vantage on the buisman's wickel . OVAL MATCH SHOWED at Nottingham. Her real test
will I left the Oval the other day follow, for in the England's dumbfounded by what I had bowling son of Australian cricket in friendiler soil: three days play against Surrey.
come in matches which will be pitched on
Right now the one observa- Stting in the Oval pavillonition I make with confidenco is were only two Australians who that these Australians badly
All they have achieved so far is to show stubborn resistance at the start of an innings, and waywardness thereafter.
reach the first six in an Abamic would have made the team need a Test match to lick them
their strongest Test sidente fighting form. Archer and Bonaud. Yet it was outplayed in bowling, batting. and fielding, and in captaincy. Furthermore, the Australians had the best use of the wickel Maybe this tour will prove, throughout the match.
after all, that the policy of Latter and Lock's bowling packing alt-rounder into a team of decisive striking way memorable, but the real robs it significance of the game was power, either with bat or with that a team of Surrey's very ball. But that was nothing com-limited batting ability
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would miss seeing us.
team lacks for anything, or the finds ого not sufficient. will be a clear.
demonstration to Australia, and indeed to the whole world, that we are not interested in one of our sister nations, and that we are not in the Olymple interested Games,"
This
campaigning has had good effect. I believe a larger tearn will now be sent.
The British says
this:
This is a different cup of tea from "THOSE LIKELY, TO REACH THE FIRST SIX"
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team
selec- chao, 5083 Leung Yun-Long sto kong: 2556 Taul Dick Phong WR/50 "For
Trang Hing-y20, 8185 Yeimg Koon- 2006 Lam Shina-fat; 3441 Chan Po tion it Was agreed that shine, Air Lau Kim-ming P. 0156 WA: 4471 Yuen Chi-keung. Rewrit 4156 Lee Kat-fi; he priority
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Enrolmente.---30/1/30—8224
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3631 Tu Ping-ken, 3.30 p.m. to 19 Chien-pai, $225 May Chen, 22 Write to the British pm-238 Cheng Yh-ling,XIM Margaret Wong, B221 Ng Shou-may. I urge: He is u "natural" whether I recall that he never bowled Olympic Association, 10, Poon Kwan-kind Leung sze-ing: 5226 Ng Lal-ching, 5229 Bernadette good shots in the Regiment and
Course No. Wh/50-June 3, 4, 5, 6 Zmong, 6230 Fok Wing-yea, $231 more ac- close to the bat his usual posi-n bad ball of a half-volley. He
Conduit Street, London, when the
W-2.. men are
and 7-1 a.m. to 230 p.m.-110 Madina Balu, and ask what you can do to Mak Pak-dal - 200 Yau Ka-yes: 5233 Kwong, Lal-dong, 1234 Chung customed to the longer Ranges, thun or in the country.
will be possible.
è a.m. to 5 p.m.-190 Wong Yuen Zip-Jong, 545 Chan Sze-ying, özlə Larwood.
help. Congratulations to Tony Lock came off the pitch as fast better scores
to 10 pim hài vui chơi kia khi thân Cha Eu The following are the results and Jim Laker for their brilll-
A shilling from 100,000 1an. 2.30 0.m. Patsy Aug-
Benedict Joseph Young, 2630 Woo 1238 Cheng Ol-shult, 5239 Ho Man- Jack
Hearn
old Middlesex Britishers would raise £5,000 ant bowling against the
12, 1940 Chan Joy-fong, il lore. They Hendren, the trallars the other week.
that would send
Course still have scars on their and have certainly set the scicctors stan
Constart athletes. What a fine chance to a tough problem,
hands to prove, it, Jarring of the bot bruised their help British Sport keep the flag hands repeatedly at the base of flying. the thumb.
average
Bre but there
of last Sunday's shool:
B. K. (b) Class, "A"
4. H. Biankury
R. T.-Archer
bal Hung-sant
E. Y. MAO
J. Gilmour
O, R. Sadick
D. Wong
A. A. Noronha
Wong Bor
N. P. Pavri
class.
some land in the field.
300x 50 x 800x Total
Class "D"
2. K. Abbas ...
B. Gollevaky
A. J. Mooney
Ng Wah-ki
CIA "C"
B. Carvalho
J. Grant
M. C. M. Bilver
Lena Young
KY. Chiu
. .
Morgan
M. C. P.
(a) Clan "A"
31 34 30
Groombridge 25 23
P. Bull Gundabahadur
Clan "C"
Aluzbahadur Hal
Kherkabaliacur
Limbu
Mcdurk
R.N.M. Manbahadur
Tamang
M. G. Couture
M. G, Davis ..
albahadur
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Limbu Padarnbadur
ta
Tamang C. Board Azubahadur Rai CJ. Blaku Nishamanda AUMABOT ·
Limbu ço Narend Rabahadur
Gunung Rabian Rai, T. Pinkham Kulbahadur Ral
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but he still came out with a five-for-30 average,
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and
A great player, the genial Mourice Tate was, loved admired by, ime everywhere.
-(London Express Service).
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Philippines Must Play Red China On June 3 & 5 Or Face Default Sports Diary
The
Manila, May 29.
International Amateur
TODAY
Meeting
IK Chine Football Association
p.m. 27 eo Football Federation (FIFA) has meeting, at Sports Root,
relected the Philippine, request
Meer's "B" Divisions; UBRC a dolay of prodOlympic RAF LIC v Urban Cancil, KTGCA
CCC 111, CRC (1) VICU, Army soccer matches with Communist
11), CBC (1) ▼ Recreo, SCAA ruled that the CC
tho must face
Lader "B" Division; LRC (1).~ at Calcutta, India, in LAC (2) USRC CRC. SCAA
KCO v Barela (2).
20
HISCEDE Z 28887 = = 898 22 88 8 8 2 POZEGR BA8
sura~ thé, Spoon
for
Chim
and
Filipino team Peking XI
June 3 and 5.
This decision was
was made known in a recent cable from FIFA to the Philippine Amateur Athletic Association (PAAF) in answer to the latter's note sent a few weeks ago.
Should the Philippines fall to make the June 3 and 5 matches Irx the games will be forfelberï; favour of Red Chinh p
BRITISH AMATEUR GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP
HONGKONG
GOLFER BEATEN
Troon, Scotland, May 28.
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TOMORROW
KITC
The PAAF tormed the FIFA CC,
but
Bull, 8.30 p.sh.
rotection "unfortunate"
addod that it would be point- lons for the Philippines to Bie
a protest im care Communist Chine fault.
It fa beloved that the Phil
EK. Abbas Na pine soccer team
Gundaba able to meet the Chinisjad XI the scheduled." date,
former is ati' petsenti odi, m7gbd
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third round by defeating 16-AS Ewen of New Zen)
kiler getting kin
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and 4
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