THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1957.
COMMONWEALTH WELL BEHIND AT BOTH TORQUAY AND HASTINGS
UPSET WINNER
Heroine of the first night's racing at the inter- national athletics mutch at the While City Stadium, Landon, on August 24, was Diane Leather. Pietare shows: Miss Leather winning the 800 metres in a time of 2 mins 6.8 secs. Miss E. Ermolaeva (Russia) was second. Miss N. Olkalenko (Russin) third-
London Express Photo,
BURMA BEATS THAILAND
5-2 IN MERDEKA SOCCER TOURNAMENT
Kuala Lumpur, Sept. 5.
Fred Titmus Just Short Of His Third Double
London, Sept. 5.
Ninetcon wickets fell at Torquay today when the match between-á Commonwealth Sclection and an England XI was confinued.
Fred Titmus, the Middlesex all-rounder, came within one wicket of his third successive double of 1,000 runs and 100 wickets by taking aix Commonwealth wickets for 44.
The Commonwealth were all team bad increased this to out for 318, giving the England { 303.
X1 a lead of 145.
Brisk bailing by Colin Cow-
By the close the English drey and Arthur Milton helped another England XI to a load of 20 over a Commonwealth iram at Hastings.
Red Sox Beaten
By Bob Grim's 3-Run Homer
New York, Sent, P. Reliever Flob Grim the Yankees, who generally hits ilke most pitchers, came through with a tree-run homer In the ninth Inning Today that
heat the Red Sox, 5-2.
The home, a légitimate 350- foot drive into the gat fieir eats, was Grim's frat hit of the reason and t gave the Yorks a 51⁄2 game lend over the idle Chicago White Sox
Willard Nixon, who went the route for Doston, was given u 12-0 lead In the fourth inning }when Juckle Jensen bit his 19th
homer with Frank Malzone base off Bob Turley. With two nut in the eighth, Gil Me- Dougald singled home two runs to tle the score.
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Grim, who registered his 12th vletary, hit the second homer of is Major League career after Jury Lumpe singied and Enos Slaughter walked with two out,
In the only American League, game scheduled Roy Slevers
After the last six Common- wealth wickets had fallen for Go this morning---Alan Mos finishing with Ave for 62-- Cowdrey and Milton shared In a stand of 170 in 75 minutes,
Cowelrey's 62 in 85 minutes netded ex. boundaries an Milton hit ring fours in his 74.
GENTLEMEN DECLARE
At Scarborough the Gentle men took their score to 214 be- fore declaring with seven wickels down, mainly due to typically solid 31 from Trever Bailey. Bailey then took Jour of their Arsi live Players' wickets for only 18 runs In 12 overs.
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Brian Reynolds and Frenk Tyrson restored the position in o partnership of LI
the Players falled by eight ins top the Gentlemen's total,
County Champions Surrey topped 300 points by gaining bonus points against Sussex in the last Championship match of the sson.
WEEK-END LAWN BOWLS TEAMS
The following players have been selected to represent their respective elaby in Fawn Bowls League games over the weak- cond
FC
2nd Division FC "Blue" (AwDY), PRC-F A. Sanlon, J. W. Leo, A. V. Ribeijo, R. Basa (Skip); A. Machado, M. J. Rull, P. Manson. A. 1. Bouza (Skip); C. M. Franco, J H. Soares, V. A. Neves, A. Bachov
2 Réservca:~C. A. Castilho and L.
Lima.
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2nd Division (one) v Herrzio: L. M. Silva, R. K. Pavri, R. O. Baker, 31. 4. Wong (5klpi; A K. Ismail, A. B. H. Castro, li. Tay, F. O. Modar (Skip): G. F. Santon, S. 1. Solina,
Pati, T. A. Leonard (Skip).
3rd Division (Away) v PBC:-G. E. Roytance, J. II. Merchant, Y. A Karnek, A. F. Ferreira (Sp); L. M. Sousoc, Y. T. Cheng, S. A. it. Bux, W. 1. Seuse (8k.pl: W. Quick- mire, W. Y, Bru, 2. Tsak, Wong Yan ISkip
para Diviston (Away) v Beczelo on Monday: G. E. Roytanen, 4. 11. Mer- chant, Y. A. Razach, A. F. Ferreira Leslie Lenham, 21-year-old SM. Sousie, Y. T. Cheng, Sussex opener, carried his bat.Quleintre, W. Y. Hu, Z. 5. A., R. Bus. W. M. Swag (Skin)! for 60 of the total of 147, but | Prok, womit Yon (skip). Surrey andshed 27 ahead on the
first Tanings, mainly through 2nd Division filemej v KÚƠ:--H.
Forrow (Skips Feltham.
TIME TO GET TOUGH!
COTTON WOOL
CREPELLO
Pat McAteer Retains British
Next season I'm going to smoke fifty cigarettes a day.
stay out late and do my
Best to become an
alcoholic
FOREST HILLS
And Empire SVEN DAVIDSON WHIPS
CLIFTON MAYNE IN
Titles
London, Sept 5. British Middleweight Boxing
slammed his 35th hour with aggressive batiing by Arthur Black, 29. Lashley, K. SHRICA Champion Pat McAleer retained
one on and lefty Chuck Stobbs hurled a three-hilter to pace the Senators, lo a 3-0 triumph over the Orioles.
the
Meintyre and Tony Lock, Peter Londer took two quick wickets when Sussex went in again.
CLOSE OF PLAY SCORES
At
Torquay: England XI 284 and 240 (Brookes 68. Ramchand Είνα for 58). Commonwealth XI 130 (Titmus alx for 44).
lor, T. V. C. Resalold, #3. 1. Bickford his British and British Empire Skip B. A. Jones, T. Harley titles by scoring a points vic-
Gautler, T. Dyer (Skipi.
3rd Division Hamej v HERC-Glory
over challenger Martha Edwards, II. Revolta, C. Harelay, H. Hansen, over 15 rounds at Holgate (Skip); W. J. Wocuslock, J.
Rice, H. Harris, M. N. Rakuten Liverpool tonight. Hansen, who (Skip); A. Boyd-Cowart, W. A. P. | Was
the Danish
formerly
QUARTER-FINAL MATCH
Forest Hilla, Sept. 5. Third-seeded Sven Davidson of Sweden fought from
Thon, A. Mackle, E. Moth (Skip). Middleweight Champion, Is a behind today and whipped sharpshooting Clifton Maynte
Iectelo 2nd Division (Away) y CCC;-A.
A. E
H. Silva, V. A. Senuetra, 11. Ozorio, A. A. Guterres (Skipi 24. Jibeiris, A. M. Daglista, da Silva, C. P. Basta (Skip]: Sales Jr., M. Remedios, S. E. Souzy F. G. da Luz (Skip). St. Xavier, L. Marques, C. A. grd Division (Away) v KBGC-C.
naturelised British citizen.
of Berkeley, California, 3-6, 6-3, 7-5, 6-4, for a berth in There
little WAK
between the semi-finals of the US Termis Championships, the boxers until the half-way mark. But from the eighth round
Hansen's onwards, chances grew steadily less au MeAlger took complete mund
Hansen's
HIS EIGHTH VICTORY Stobbs, who doubled in the ninth to drive in Washington's final run, picked up his eighth victory while Ray Moore suf- ferred his 11th loss,
At Soarborough:-Cenllemen Sievent third-inning homer { 214 for seven declared. Players put him
one ahead of Mickey 200, (Reynolds 75, Tyson 63). Mantic of
Yankees зла At Haslings:-Commonwealth Burma beat Thailand 5-2 in a soccer match at two up on Ted Williams of the XI 181 (Pettiford 59. Mocs five the Merdeka Stadium tonight for the Prime Minis- Red Sox.
for 62) and 58 for one. End!- | Yonovich, G. F. Rozario (Skip); F. 277 for live declared. da Luz, F. A Husa. F. X. Alves, The Cincinnati Redlegs hand-land XI ter's Cup. Thailand scored first but Burma sooned the Chicago Cubs their 10th
(Milton 74, Cowdrey 62).
F. L. Cortes (Sup); A. 7. Xavier, J. V. Sequeiro, A. B. Marques, G. Al Blackpool:-West settled down to become the superior side.
Indics Noronha (Skip). loss 12 games by beating 174 and 42 for three. Lancashire 3rd Division (ame} * CCC on them, 4-1 behind Brooks 176.
Monday: CM. Xavier A Mar- Lawrence's seven-hit pliching
quer, A. Varovich, G. F. Razario Found. At Hove: Sussex 147 (LR- (dp): F. N. A LA F., Souza. Don Hoak put the Redegs in
ham 60 not out) and 10 for two. EX. Alves, F. 1. Correa (Skip); A. frott with
a two-run double of!
Surrey 174 (Murlor six for 75). (K).
V. Sequeira, F. A. Rosa, rookie Dick Drott In the second
A. B. -Reuter.
UBKC Inning and Frenk Robinson beited his 2421 homer of the Cambodia drew with Singa-season with the bases empty in
victory Cambodia the third. The pore one Cool all. Juined he rat point from this Lawrence's 14th of the
Burma's star player was Tan Kyi, inside left, who scored two goals and led many attacks. Both goalkeepers. Hung Tim and Susvat, played well Burma will meet Singapore on Saturday.
In
was cam-
Tamiland, pressed at the start, i word
201 rewarded
The 10th minute when Staten, outside feff, wenn through the defence raw, white Singapore now has paign, and shot the ball into the net,
All other National League two points. Burma took up the attack and
Hongkong lends the Cup games were scheduled at night. after arvest raids equalised
placings with 3 points, indonesia Brooklyn was at Philadelphia, through ecnire forward Semust
York at Pittsburgh and New with Lerond In the 20th minute
points, we also Singapore, while Milwaukee at St louls. Burma, Thutland, Cambodia
The Scores AMERICAN LEAGUE
Is Tying
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after and Vietnam each have one
A minute later Burma zerred gain
Styles, when receiving a through pass, treat | polit, Sulvat irem eloje range with a well placed shot.
Just
before
the interval, Bum went to a 3-1 lead when Tun Kyl, inside left, headed in from a ground pass by Styles.
Five minutes after the interval, Thailand reduced the defelt
the
BASKETBALL
in the
....
At
West Indians Two Behind Lancashire
com-
and
troubles started when McAteer
him caught with a tremendous tefl hobk between the eyes in the eighth As well as opening o
Hansen's nose cut over right eyebrow, it seemed to rob the former Dane of his at- Lacking power. Hangen, How- ever, never looked like being knocked off his foot and it a tribute to his perfect was condition that he was still quite fresh at the end in spite of the facial damage-France- Presse/Router.
2nd Division (Borne) 1kce: R. H. Noble, A. Loentre. A. Duckley, 1 ***
L. Edwards (Skip); B. von den, G. Walker, G. D. 3. agnew, R. A. Edwards (9kip); A. J. Stonyer, R W. Hoilway, N. Hart Baker.
Hetherington (Skip).
Reserve: JohnEn
MERC
1.
ard Division (Aquy) ▼ KFC-A. Tarbuck; H. de Rome, W. Macfarlane, 1. Stoker Skip): W. Lando, D. Bottimiday, D. Vipond, E Poulson (skip); 1 J. Mei(civic, 1 P. Wit Hame F. A. Golding) L. Gibson ❘ (Skip).
Harry Bradshow Win Pro Golf 1.1. Boxall & Duty. Tomy Championship
HKYSA 3rd Division (Heme) v CG:-W.
Bodie (Skip); J. R. M. Wall, B. J.
600-200-300-7-0 Lancashire, lost three wic-skip). New York
Cintlanati Chicago
Lawrence
031-000-001 4-0-0 **
Pic
Davidson, a towering, dark haired Swede, is a nötörle ously slow starter und Mayne cut through his defences in a hurry in the first set as if to register an upset similar to his third round victory over Neals Fraser of Australia.
But the
experienced Wimbledon Champlon Althea of New York and Davidson harnessed hia power Gibson early in the second set and Australia's Mary Hawton started banging home key point winner against the 23-year old Army Ideutenant.
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Davidson started on the rond to victory by registering break in the eighth game of the second set and went on 10
In the 11th game win it, 0-3. of the third set and down 40- 15, Davidson brought the score to deuce and eventually scored another break when Mayne knocked a half volicy over the baseline and on the next point
untouched in the centre of the
watched a Davidson volley fall court."
ANOTHER BREAK
Miss Felix, who earlier al- loped Britain's 16-year-old sensation, Christine Truman, Rambicd on trying to outsleddý Mrs Knode from the baseline but did not come close,
LIVED UP
Favoured Ashley Cooper I Australia blasted Budge Patty, 6-3, 6-3, 6-1, to enter the semi- finals.
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Cooper, the top-seeded threat fo take the US crown nguin, lived up to his billing as he routed his California rival,
Patty, 83, still was shooting for a spot on the Davis Cuộ team-and it did not take long for Cooper to put a solid deat in his plans.
Blackpool, Sept. 5. Sixteen wickets fell in an interesting day's play here Washington ocz-090-001 3-today when the West Indies, 1. 1. Dewar 15kip): A. F. lose, J. Baltimore ..... 000-000-0000-3- Taiwan beat Singapore 62-64 (10-11 and Triandos, Ginsberg (3).
Stobbs (8-18) and Courtney, Mouze conceding n first innings. Goodman, Mackenzie, K. F. in the final of the Merdekan-Bierfes (13th).)
Ireland, Sept. 5. lead of two runs 10 Stevens, G. F. Watt, J. F. Hayward
The Swede scored another Boslan
Hurry Bradshaw, of Portmor- night. |Basketball Championships to-
300-000-023 5-8-1
nock, won the Irish Professional break in the seventh game of
They fought 'even through tha Flixon (11-10) and Daley; Turley, kets for 42 rung in their
the final set with a 2nd Division (iloma) v FC "Blue"; | Golf Championship here today
series of The tall Taiwanese dominated Grin ta and Beria,
first seven games but then la WP-Grb
passing shots for a 4-3 lead and Grin second innings before the Lord, 8. Marvin, with a 72-hole total of 288. Home, but
early (12-0). RS-Jenseni (10th).
the eighth Patty committed four Lowe, C. Pone (Sktp): 1 Yu. M.
and went on to win the set close,
Bradshaw had already been Taylor, P. W. Metcalfe, T. Poynton sluges Singapore fought back (1st)
ezons co straight volley
1080 (Skip M. Wiliamson. E. Bellamy, selected to represent Ireland in
match with case. NATIONAL LEAGUE ad at the intervel Taiwan was
The tourists, resuming
service as Cooper attacked tila ARO luges, P. W, Hollanda feldp), the Canada Cup in Tokyo nezi 120 for six,and Division (Home) v CCCP-u. 000-070-000 1-7-o their overnight
Davidson will play the winner backhand and found it wanting. October The second Irish re- nee (14-11), and Batley: added only 48 this morning and. Dunting. E. . Northcote, T. H
of a match tomorrow between I was no contest after that as Walker, T. Chalmers (8HIDE IL A. presentative was to have been Pratt, Lown and Silvern. were all out for 174 to which McLennan, J. J. Bretherton, J. 11.
Malcolm Anderson of Australia Cooper, runner-up to recently Drott 112-111. HR-Robinson (21) the county replied with: 170.
Evans, R. F. Smith (Skip . meni but, in the event of the winner of today's tourno-
tug and Lulz Ayala of Chile.
turned professional Lew Hoad at -United Press.
Fisher, S. G. MIB, J. H. Harris,
and Knode
now Two stands, one of 42 for the
of Wimbledon,
h Dorothy Head Pilkington (Skip). third wicket
Bradshaw's winning, the Fro between Cyril
Forest Hills breezed into the nation's top-ranking star, took Valley Shield
fessionni Golfers' Washbrook (retired hurt 36)
Association semi-finals todny by defeating complete command, Policy (Home) v IKFC on Sun... and Geoff Pullar (37) and day Mr Pilkington, Murs Marvin, had announced that Christie Los Felix of Meridian, Conner- another for the ninth wicket Evans, S. 11. Marvin. T. Piking
Mrs Pope, Mrs Poynton (Skip); J. O'Connor would complete the fleut, with a solid baseline as- Cooper smashed through
team. of 30 between Brian Statham ton, C. Pope (Skip): R. G. Laurel,
Patty's delivery in the very first game of the second set, hand- (27 not out) and Walter Hoy, J. J. Harris, P. Lowe, F. W. Holands (ne) held up the West Indies
ISP, E. Dellamy, T. Chalmers,
Mrs Kuode, veteran Wighting Budge's big service with man Cupper and third-seeded case, and the third set T.. Poynton (Skip); M. Williamson,
Whe F. H. Northcote, E 11. Walker, R. O.
In this tournament, moved to strictly for Jaughs, with Patty Hughes (Skipi: G. I. Dunning, M. Taylor, L. F. Smith, P. W. Melealta
the not only when she had to holding service only in the sixthi (skip),
and played in routine fashion game-United Press, Reserves: Moore, E. A. Fisher, R. Bretherton. 1. A. McLernen.
"BKCC
when Sanlun scored with inhead by only 44 points to 33. ing shot into good shuflar to the one he got in the first half.
Burm went to a 4-2 kad four minutes later and Inally Tn Kyl made it 5-2 for Burma with a shot from close range after beating two defenders,
ANOTHER MATCH
In another match Indonesia beat South Vietnam by three, gonis to one. The Indonesians ied 2-0 at half-timo.
The Indonesians outclassed the Vieminese by their smart passing and fast footwork dur- ing most of the game.
kenred Donk
the solltary Vietnamese goal,
GUINNESS
*GIVES STRINGIH
恹
́TO ATHLETES.
AND VIGOUR
TO SPECTATORS
Wong You-chin of Taiwan was the outstanding player in the Kame, scoring 20 points.
Earlier, in the league siyle kont 07-00 and Kowloon also matches, Kowloon beat Hong-
eat Indonesia 69-64-Reuter/ France Presse.
HOME SOCCER
London, Sept. 5. Rosuits in- tonight's League Football matches
NOT THAT OLD Hute off to Mrs Violet Heady. word: a butcher's wife, who has held Watford Football Club sea-
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son ticket for 51 years! No, nhe is not that old, just that hor Can father bought her one.
when she was six and she has had one continuously ever since. What
is more, she has been on the Supporters Club Committee
for 21 years.
League Two Leyton Orient 2. Doncaster Rovers 0.
Rotherham United 1, Middles brough 4.
League Three South Walsall 1, Southampton 1, League: Three North Scunthorpe United 1, Tran- incro Rovers 0.-Heulor.
THE GAMBOLS
THE CLEANERS HAVE LOST IT WAS MY FANDURITE
MY DRESS -- BOMBEoover
STOLEN IT
OREOS
spin attack and gave the home team the lend,,
Pullar hit a eix and four fours in his 37, and the partnership with Washbrook lasted 70 minutes.
Washbrouk left the field with a strained calf muscle sustain- ed in attempting a sweep. He did not bat again and was not expected to take any further
part in the game-Reuter.
2nd Divbion (Away} v UshC- . C. Tra. N. Heaton, E. F. Gee.
O'Connor Anished second. 16
290,-Reuter. Bradshaw today with a total of
Rangers Win 3-1
Glasgow, Sept. 5. Rangers, the Scottish Foot- ball League Champlons, beat St Etienne (France) 3-1 Here last night in their first. Ico Ist round match in the Euro-
P. Howarth ekip: A.B. Culeasa penn Cup (Western Group).
W. H. Pritchard, D. Tmi, T. D. Morgan (skipp: K. Alma Rees, goal at half time-Reiner.
Each side had scored one I., C. Kew, F. Marshall (skip).
Barry Appleby
'YERE'S NO HONGSTY IND THE WORLD THESE DÈVIS (
IT WAS THE DRESS THAT È, MURIEL SMUGGLED BACA! FROM, PARIG FOR ME
20-0
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tack, 6-2, 6-1,
да she entered a semi-final bracket opposite the winner of match tomorrow between
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A HEAVY SIDE
For sixty years there hay al- ways been a member of the Heaviside family playing in the Great Ayton (Middlesbrough)
cricket team. First there were brothers Dick and Bert, who WHO are now grandfathers. Before the last war a second genieta- tion Wax. represented bar brothers E sind Maurice (Bert's sons) and cousins Dick, Bu and Jacke (Dick's guns). BI has been secretary, Ifaurico captain, and Bert scorer. Now the present team, include, s Hodvlaktes Maurico and sopa Kish, Donald and Laurence and Bull) senior and jublar, Whist is more the eleven, also tricludes Fret Saype And John Roldman Who won mariled one of the
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