THE CHINA MAIL, WEDNESDAY, JULY 31, 1957.

SOCCER TEST AT BRISBANE

SURREY'S

TRIUMPHANT MARCH

HALTED BY GLOUCESTERSHIRE

First Defeat Since May

Tommy Atkins ARMY SPORTS

PARADE

Tommy Atkins has spent the last few days setting up a few more lamps so that this week's spotlight might shine the more brightly on as gallant a band of soldlery as likely to be found anywhere. I refer to the members of 33 General Hospital who entered the 'Walkathon', and by sheer determination and courage carried themselves round as gruelling a course as anyone would wish for, under, for some five hours, a blazing sun.

Led by Captain Nigel Last, who it may be remember. ed persuaded a party from the hospital to enter last year, the "team" of thirteen was added to by the horny inclusion of Mrs Peggy Busby, the wife of competitor Sgt. Dave Busby, to avoid that 'unlucky' feeling,

They certainly took note of 130th and 137th places of the the starting anthem of the RAF | 145 to finish, their time being! contingent to "Keep right on to 16 hours 35 minutes.

the end of the road".

ECITO

be

IL is

SIGNIFICANT

Mrs Bushy decided 15 have

significant that CLA fall after

covering on young hay Buished first abend miles, ud kok our tablete,

and two just behind this pair. which not surprisingly made her Could it ise they they were

there 311. Exit Peggy, then

Tacht Laing gentlemanly and escorting To make sure that these members of the fair ax were 137 ile unlucky tag did not tHxx

along the long etretch of un- their steps Pe Ray Cheekley lighted road between Aberdeen Rave up after 12 ulcs, band Kennedy Town? followed by Ple. Franel: Wood

Terry in fact tells me he was at 15 mics, whiko Sgt. Dave coerced into this walk the Busby, having braved the stiff false pretences, being lots it was climb up the hill from Shek O

ama wait competition, and, wither veing his wife coming having promised to enter, fett down, give up

with law. organise search partic Be bit over walted any great found her enjoybug coal drinks distance before and promises to Al Shek O.

be very careful in future when PLODDED ON

answering questions

the

race To

could

10L

en

London, July 30.

Surrey's triumphant march in the County Cricket Cham- pionship was halted today by Gloucestershiro, who claimed the extra half hour to win by 38 runs.

It was the second year running that the West Country team had beaten Surrey in a close finish. Today's was Surrey's first defeat since May when they lost to Northamptonshire.

this season.

Since then they have won 11|to their points and slipped down) Wicketkeeper, a turn with the times and drawn twice to gum a the table when each lost, he ball. well uigh impregnablo position Surrey, for only the second tine) A top class bowling performi at the top of the table,

Two points for Brst lanings lead was a consolation, but dief Hap from their neurent rivals what has been a chule among Yorkshire taking anaximum was narrowed when Yorkshin † mort teams in the top half of points from Worcestershire, took over second place (110 the table, points) by beating Worcester. ahire rad Derbyshire, with Arat

ance was turned in by Ray Glamorgan (120), Middlesex | Ulingworth, whose ning for 42 (118) and Ervex (114) follow in Was

largely responsible 1 T

mins lend and bonus against Nuttigemshire,

become third with 136.

Northamptonshire and War- wickshire, previously jottit second with 134, could not” add

fart

TO SURREY'S CREDIT

Gleuccstershire scored against the Champlons before declaring to leave Surrey the theke of scoring 130 for victory. It is Surrey's credit that they rever looked towards draw to save their record but wen. ali out for a win.

For Only yesterday. Frank tacl lue for 36 for Ireland agalast Scotland

and earlier ! this ananth David Halfyard (Kent) took nine for 39 against Glamorgan.

Frank Tyson, the England Tes: player, was cisn on the target with five Glamorgan wickets in 35 balls for five runs (flua) figures five for 18). But this did not a. ve his county, a Glamorgan

Wolsamen to win by the crow Amargin of 23 runs.

AT WASHINGTON then Mike Stewart and Ken declaration being in time for 1016

Bill Introduced To Waive Fingerprinting Sportsmen

tipr Sub-Committee,

his the

The

ten remaining herves wishes to compete in any sport, plodded on anti at the 17-mile He it was who produced une inark the oldest member, S/Sql, fof the Bihter moments Gungy Talbot, had to give the sericus event, Asking for

thi

NCO'

rzec best. Tal; was a

Co plucky for en Furt.

he having only recently em spell or it rectvrzed heall,

Tula brought the survivors to

Eumber the

of appropriate "iscurs endas" and these the walked on determined to make

being

208th

the

Two wickeln fell for 10 and

Barrington both passed 50 is a third wicket century stand, partial collapse did not and Surrey Alowing up and they were going for the runs until

the end.

Leicestershire

The hottent three tom-in the Championship, Kent (46), Nottinghamshire (40) and Went (30), all

today' pointless from matches, but there were, high- lights in both the Kent and Leicestershire games.

away

Not unnaturally declarations. were common in a serles largely affected by rain in the carlier stages. There were three halis as a recall of rein before Middlesex beat Warwickshire by 47 rus-Reuter,

Joe Erskine To Defend British Title.

Izadon, July 30. Joe Erskine will defend his British

boxing heavyweight

title against femy Cooper, of Londen, at Harringay Areno, here on September 17.

I will be Erline's first de- lenge since he won Die vacant Gul pointing in Championship

Washington, July 38. Representative Patrick Hill- Stuart Leary, South Anican with Charlton, ings introdured a bill today to footballer walve fingerprinting of foreign reached 100 not out before Kent declared against Sussex. Luy athletes who take part in the Winter Olymples

batted Squaw at

four hours 25 minutes and hit eight fours, but he give Valley, California, in 1900.

Mr Hillings, top-ranking Re-away some of his runs when a publiem on the House Inmigra bowling spell of six overs pro-

vided Sussex with 47 runs, said up-

A Sussex déclaration die not proval of his measure will do much to assure the success of Give Kent time to forec a win, 1960 Winter Olympics, but Leary added to his tally with Under present immigration inws 17 not art, athletes would hov. io be Oner. printed to get visitors visas to the US. į drink from the unit "Letters" (wh, incidently, were Sgt. Ken

"Singe

Games the Olympic Brock and

Pe. Prank Jenks, are designed to foster interna

tike Benal goodwill and all coun- both of whom worked like beavers throught the Jong after-

fier tries, including many of those in the Communist world, have men and night to keep their

an opportunity charges on the move), I was

to participate riven a buttle and just after the fully in the competitive, sports, It seems to me most desirable Shel O check polat he took a

to eliminate the anger-printing requirem.nt which has caused glucose very

misunderstanding and criticism of our nation," he said.

Mr Hillings said the Olympic Games Committra was "most desirous 1932 Congress pass his bill,United Press,

Überally

this

on

laced

an

it, and make it every one did. long drink of this to find it was

AL about his slage Capt. Nigel Iat decided to forge, with brandy.

The effect of whead and, from through the check poiri at, almest non-drinker, and on a Shet O, he made exectiont lime empty stomach, was alaming. to be 58th at the half way stage and it was reported that one at Stanley, almost 22 miles from very happy competitor raced up the art, and on corrected in the long hill in fine style, sing- was 28 minutes behind the

Su

leader.

ingick Hellnd produced Scarborough Pro Tennis Results

he red,

The check point al Aberdeen the other story. Trudging along saw only 34 shoud of him, but alone late in the evening he the leader had pulled up two passed a lone spectator sliting minutes and was 30 minutes by the roadside, Purely for the ahead, an alm. Impossible avke of temething to say. Mick lead to reduce in the two miles raid as

"What

London, July 20 left,

wouldn't I give for a nice cold

Three Pakistani tennis players Pledin: ca, very tired, he

The stranger rose and toxiny qualined for the third moved up a further ten pinces, promptly hande amazed round of the Scarborough pro

ferriond championships, which opened yesterday at the York- stranger 1831, kt really was hire resort.

bul

an

arca".

the feader alsu lengthened and grateful NCO, yea, you are

his rdvantage, and Anished 40 right a battle beer, and, minutes ahead of Nigel

who cold.

THE ONLY UNIT

In the second round today, Nasrullah Khar beat N.

wurpleted the 41.7 miles in D hours, 1 minute, I second, to claim 28th pedtion, He did, Well their is the story of the Neamani (France) B-6, 7-5, 7-9,

"Walkathon" from the G-1. Mustag Ahmed beat R. G. however, produce the second year's

Sunlih 8-6, 6-3, 6-3 and All A. fine. for a European taly Anny unit to put in A

behind that sericus estry, cod if my memory Khan beat R. V. Ristic (Yugo- Two Blavia) 6-3, 8-4, 6-4.-France- man were compet-Presse.

who

Leat

anal 58-year-

forven ine

young other Army

right, only

walker, G. S. Kennedy-Skipting, Sgt. W. Jones, RA, the Chamn of the Hongkong

Race Walking Association, and certain i that Nigel may

teame

Cpl.

"in 520, anzi a Sapper,

Manns, who ploughed graning

bedies every few claim to be Ariny and Inter-nough the field in the early hundred yards.

before Crimp and exhaustion were Service Champion for the long stages, but who retrea

chilet the

complaint of l disteuer event, and he thoroughly reaching Stanley dexrved every ecgratulation. The HAMC, often thoughs of casuales, ze all were dealt with efficiently and sympathe- firs:ly

for staying with his as the les active members teammates until they had their the Service, have proved cnetically before bng conveyed to

on the

route "econd wind', and secondly for incis

Regimental central points

could be given contug up front the rear to med

"IN ARDIUS FIDELIS" where they

tensport back to town. (Faithful under difflcultivi), can

Competitors in the main did Asked for his impressions, he be borne by the modern soldier was cut in his praise

(as cqually as well as it has been not comply with the instruction

right of th ingced were the majority of in the past, and for anyone who to walk on the competitors) for the excellence might think that this praise is road, and who can blame them.

inish co well.

45

that

their

of the angements made by rated all I the organisers, and thinle, that m the the glasses of beer he had

cen say

uctors

to is difficult to appreciate such

ine points when just k, sturt elf from The Gavenment Stadium at 1500her the road there is a delightfully on any day and wall scund the shady spot, and where you are

the "Walkatha" the sun is blazing down.

the cutting off of the corners on

after cessing he finishing line Jeland

were the finest he had ever tasted.

other

course.

Also

determined

The organisallen of this event such a long winding course

must be a consideration, could hardly be bettered, and I

Moterisis in the main obeyed

2

the

The plodders must not be forgotten notleed only one small point the excellent signs erected along All eight of them is the worthy of comment. At Shelt O

with course, four of them inside the

course, and drove ten-hour Unit,

competitors had to cross the road to report in and continge, caution, and the red luminous

which strips Second and third home from Quite often they had to wait up

enclosed the the "Medica" team were Ple to two minutes while police walkers race numbers were

most effective,

standing This time isn't long, but it clearly in the headlights.

Well done, Medles, let's hope

this most gruelling dust

Jim Alexander, in 0 hours 33 officers directed time past. minutes, with Sgt. Bob Ilolgate

the "difference

two recond behind to take 73rd could be all

ALL ELEVEN BOWL

Maurice lam hit 151 265 minutes (21, fours) against Jenny Williams nearly a year cutpointed Somerset, but a draw was algo. He previezely ways in

Championship sight and Somerset Cooper gave all their players, even the elaminator.-China Mail Special,

in a

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JOHNNY HAZARD

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and 74 position, while Sgt. between first and second place, next year you do even better in

been

of

Nows has just been recelved

Mick Holland and Pie. Godfreynd in any cuse some stamina Meager ocupled 88th and 17th compelltors may have beats with 0 hours 44 minutes, affected by the break in ahythm. and Clodfrey some 98 seconds I would suggest that next year longer.

this check point could be re-

of Cupt, Bill Withall, E, who was skipper of the Army South Almost 40 minutes later Sgt. slted, er perhaps the authorities cricket team until the early part Bill Keegan and S/Sgt Erle could give priority to the of last season. In a maschi at Artley breezed in to 12h und compelitors for a shor period. Lord's Bill strici a lusty 71 for 17th place, and B

PRAISEWORTHY paid his

the Royal Engineers In cenic

a nice

compliment by The highest praise is due to annual match against the Royal chying that the cheerfulness and

|the St John Ambulance: Brigade Artillery, held on July 15 and poc heart of Erie got him to for the care and attention they10. the end of the road.

to the competitors

Last but not least of the 33 throughout the twelve hours of

Cloneral

Terrance

their

·

Next week I hope to continue

Hoeplial contigent, thermos, ren From Blanley "on the review of Unit sport ever

Sgt. Joo Smith and Spe. winds the routs took on the the past year, and '0′′COD"MIU

McNallyTM claimed appearance of a battlefeld- with | be under the lights,

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This fine action picture was taken during the soccer game between Australia and China at the Brisbane Cricket Ground last week, Australian goalie J. Ruyters had just brought off an amazing "save" when he flew into the air to deflect the ball over the goalmouth.-Brisbane Telegraph Photo,

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