THE CHIN,
'THURSDAY, MAY 29, 1958;7.
Asian Games Review
JAPAN'S GREATEST DAY SO
Set One World Record As She Made Clean Sweep of Yesterday's Swim Events
Tokyo, May 28. Japan's athletes, going under full throttle today, set
world's record for the men's 400 metre medley relay swimming event, and easily picked up all the seven gold medals in a spectacular sweep of the second day's events of the Third Asian Games swimming championships.”
It was Japan's greatest day so far.
Not to be outdone, her track and field athletes bagged one gold medal in
a bewildering display of athletic might, and her cyclists bagged two
more.
The 5,000 spectators
Natatorium, clamouring
(buckstroke),
moto
it
1
Balbar Singh won the discus nt the seconds is one of the best ever į
feet, 44 inches for a recorded under the new rules, with a 166
11
only
Swocten The Port
world
goi record,
from which forbid wimming under heave, ringing up one of the three few gold medals Indin expects Japan's qute of Manabu water for more
Keiji Hase strokes and allow
one to bag in the Thiel Asian Koga (freestyle),
Takashi Ishi-imlerwater stroke at the turn. Gumea.
Japan's other swimming gotd (butterfly) uni Mossary Furukawa (breaststroke). The medullists were Masaru Ohta in
men's ilme
minutes, 17.2 the. was four seconds.
The Japanese mérmen swam not against the competition but the clock. The crowd rose to a fuft-Usroated
Koga,
Just to sweeten the pork, away Japan's cyclists rompod with two gold ratdals and crushed Hongkong in the water- polo by the basketball score of
breast- 100-metre stroke final. Shizuo Miyabe in 100-metre butter- the women'a, fly Anal, Kumiko Watanabe in diving, and the women's high
in the women's22-0. Yoshiko Sato Four
200-metre freestyle final.
Japan had to Lake the back Javoured seal in the track and feld events, winning only one gold medel, and that wea Yamuda's in the pale vauit. There it was the show of India and Pakistan,
particularly
Milkha and
the anchor man, sprinted the last 25 metres and gave his country Ita first world record in the current games.
Outstanding
In weight-lting, the highly Iron team won the overall champlonchip, matching gold medals in the middle- and heavyweight heavyweight divisions in the Inst day today, light-heavyweight and in the entegory yesterday. of
Sugh and Abdul Khaliq,
Day's Surprise
чете
Another outstanding Japanese
The boxing events got under- twinming performance was that
way and although the Phillp- by 10-year-old Tuyoshi Yama-
pinca favoured flyweight, Jose naka, who the 1,500 metres
Bonus, was eliminated today free-style men's Anul In 18 This
The day's surprise at the by Iran's Ezkiel, the Fulpino minutes, 00.3 seconds.
amateur pugs
ntill con- Was Iron's Mahmud equals his best record and takes Stagium
who
1,500 sidered the team to beat. won tho the its pluce among
world's Khallg,
In football, the countries that best,
surpassed only by the mere rae In three minutes, 57.0
Now to this race, qualified for the second round ime of tice nier-Australiane seconds. Jon Konrads, Mervyn Hose and Mahmud Khalig can improve were China, Korea, Hongkong, Vietnam, India, much more. Insiders say he Indonesia, Amerlea's George Breen.
The Japanese may be used could be Aalo's first serious con- Israel and the Philippines.
dc- The Philippine engers, to the sight of Yashiko Taka-tender for the four-minute mile.
rivul malu, but visitors and
Another high-stepping per- fending champions, were given Loday by foreign athletes could only gasp formance was that of Tolwan's a first half-scare
has Korea but they cane alive in us the Japanese female breast. Yan Chunt-kwang, who
points for the the second half, handily won stroker, built like a battleship, amassed 4,006 virtually drowned the pack in frst Ave eventa in the docnth-88-65 andreinained favourites the 200-metre breaststroke. Her lon. Yang holds time
minutes, $5.8Games record for this event. of two
7
the Aslan
to retain the basketball crown.
-France-Presse.
Main Highlights Of Today's Programme
Tokyo, May 29,
With a glittering array of 30 gold medals to its credit, Japan bid fair to continue its record-shattering advance towards the unofficial team championship of the Third Asian Games as the Nipponese boys and girls prepare today for a new assault on the swimming record book in Tokyo's Olympic pool.
14
1430
Today will see the heals and In volleyball, Korea, making 1420 final of the men's 100-metre a alrong bid for top honourg in 1940
division, has yet free the nine-man butterfly, the 200-metre style foal, the men's 100 metre to face the strong Japanese and 1000 fan!. the men's Filipino teams. They go, today. 1015 backstroke
diving platform
and the against Japan in the inain afte-
tion of the day's programme. In 1830 women's 100-metro backstroke.
malcher the Philippines 45 Experta agree the Japanese other
and Trun faces will play and mermaids
harvest of medals Hongkong across the net in the
dx-man competition. In today's scheduled evenİR,
Exhibition.
Men's x diving. Men's 200-metre ve style, first.
Women's 100-metr Faci strole, f.
" flon!.
"
Men's 100-metre back stroke,
Men's 100 metre butterfly, final. Women's 460-mete relay. heal.
WATER-POLO
Merten
Talwan
Feop a new
1200
Ind rivein v. Singpore.
In other aquntiu · altractions, defending champions Singapore surprise - laden
The individunt matches of the
1350
table tennis
1700
way
1400
H
will battle it out with Inclineda Championship gets under in the feature event of the today with the first round of the water polo tournament. The men's and women's singles and Philippines take to the water the semi-Anala against Hongkong in the other doubles. game.
Philippines v. Hongkong,
Indonesta va Japan.
BOXING
Elimination matches, unil) 1718.
BASKETBALL
(Final Bound)
Thailand v. Taiwan.
of the women's
The surprise element
In the tourney. has been the strong showing of the Vlei namese team.
1340
1729
Koren v. Jan
1000
1400
In The Lead
Singapore v. Philippines.
Cambodia v. Malaya.
Indonesia v. Hongkong
VOLLEYBALI,
1100 tirs, Iran v. Bongkong, six-ins
The unofficial overall points table,, tabulated by AFP on a 1964 7-8-4-3-2-1 basis, shows Jppen 18 for in the lead with 303 points, the result of multiple placings 1400.
maln The marathon is the attraction today of the track and feld programme which comes to an end in the vast multi-millio
dollar stadium in which Japan Перес to plage the Olymples.
Strong teams from Korea and Japan are entered, but although the Japanese and Koreans are Invoured over all, the horses are 400 many even mention.
Outpainted
dark
is all events, including 30 Arats, }
18 seconds and 12 Qurds.
The Philippines and Iran are
+
REINO.
Philippines
Taiwan, W nine-man game. Japan v. Korea, nine-mRET game.
LAWN TENNIS
1000 hrs. Món'a «toubler, nt. 1200
to virtually tied for second place 1500 Mixed doubles, semi-final.
In the unofelul standings, The Fulpina delegution,
secorid
numerically to. the host, nalion,
Boxing produced one of the has a total of 135. points, with
Wornes's aingies, nat.
SHOOTING
0000 1u 1400 Hours, 'Silhouette, Record, accord.
1400 hours. Air-Hife,"
MATCHES)
FAR
HONGKONG TAKES A SHOT AT THE BASKET
Hongkong last Monday played Singapore at basketball in the Asian Games and lost by 101-77.
Photo shows Wong Kam-tong (No. 10) of Hongkong jumping high in the air to make a shot but is blocked by the long arm of Wong Kim-pott (No. 11) of Singapore. Another Hongkong player in the picture is Cheung Shing-Luen (No. 9).-AP Asian Photo,"
Real Madrid Achieves The
Hat Trick
Brussels, May 28. Real Madrid beat Milon 3-2 hero tonight to win
the Europaon Football Cup for the third year in succession. The winning goal was scored in extra, time after the teams had (bean level at 2-2 after 90 minutos. There was rio score at half-time.
Real Madrid have now won the European Cup, the world's greatest club trophy, each your since its inception.
Milan's scorers ware centre - forward Juan Schiaffing and inside-loft Grilla. Madrid's gools came from Stofano, thoir atar centro-forward; in- side-right Jasoito and outside left Ganto, who scored the winner.
The game, in which most of the excitement come when tho SCOTO stood at 2-2 was watched by 70,000 spectators.— Reuter.
Test Match
Bookings
London, May 23. Advance booking for the first
In
British Pair Score
Upset Win French Tourney
Paris, May 28.
KANSAS CITY ATHLETICS AGAIN BEAT YANKEES WITH 4-3 SCORE
New York, May 28. The Kansas City Athletics applied the brakes to the runaway New York Yankees for the second time in less than 24 hours today when they beat the 'Amèri- can League Champions, 4-3, with the help of a throw. ing error by Rookie first-baseman Mary Throneberry. The Athletics, who also beat the Yankees on Tuesday.
night, thus swept their two-game series and reduced New York'a League lead to 7 games. The Athle- tics beat the Yankees only three times in 22 tries last season.
Duke Maas held the Yankees Nixon (1-8)__ and. Barberet; Lary. lo one hit over the last five and Wiron, HAS-Berberet
(si), Harris (bed), Darings gain credit for bis | Waliington 000-000-210-3-3-1 cacond
Stobbe. Clovengen (1), Grigen (1). Lument1 (8), Lyerly (a) and Coiri- ney: Wilson (6-3) and Lola Bailey 10) P-Stobbs (1-4), HR5--DropD (Ind), Froneone (196) Baltimore
win. Starter Ray Chicago ........ 030-000-63x 13-13–1 Herbert' and Mans struck out Mickey Mantle three times to. any, giving the Yankee slugger #carry-over string from Tues- day night of five straight whifts. He faily flied out in the eighth wning today to break the sting.
Cleveland
000-101-000 3–0–0 020-020-10x Bl
Ham (0-3) and Trinados McLtd (2-1) and Brown Ims Calevilo (3rd), Mindo (7th). New York ..**** 200-010-00055–1 Konana Chy.... 000-002-0034-
Sturdivant. Kuek (0), Magile (7) and Here: Herbert, Nana (8) ano Chill WPYmis_(24), LP-Flurdi- vant (1-2), 1R-Bauer (3rd).
The Athletics overcame a 3-2 New York Jead in the sixth inning after Bob Cery openext with a single and Throneberry threw wild to second
on grounder by Vic Power. Harry Chill followed with a satrlict: fly and then Joe Demaestri single home the fle-breaking San Frameles at Philadelphia, tally.
Other Games
The
Chicato
Walto Бах
|night
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Los Angeles at Pittburgh, night,
Chicago at Cinetoriati, night.
routed the Washington Senators, St. Louis at Mukaukee. night. - 13-3, the Cleveland Indians deu.Pr.
feated the Baltimore Orioles.
5-2, and the Detroit Tigers
beat the Boston Red Sox, 4-2,
in the other games.
Tito Francona, who hqd knocked in only four runs oll season, knocked in five in the White Sox victory with a homer, jiriple and double. Jim Wilson pitched a three-hitter behind the 12-hit attack to win his fifth game. Chuck Stobbs falled to relire a batter Iri the first Ina- Ing and suffered his fourth de- fast.
Rocky Colavio and Minnie Minoso hit homery and Cal Melish pitched a six-hitter for the Indians, who handed the Orioles their seventh straight Loss,
who Jack Harshman, started tha Benson with straight wins, lost his third in row for Baltimore.
fivo
SOLIS EQUALS SPRINT RECORD
Tokyo, May 29.
Inocencia Solis of the Philip- pinos today won the 100 metres Women's final in the Aslın Games contest hero.
Her lime was 12.5, equallkKI the Asian Games record held jointly by Kimiko Okamota, Japan, Atsuko Nambu, Japan, and Mary Klaus, Slingapore.
Second was Sakura Fukuyama (Japan) with a time of 12.7
Finch-bitter Gall. Harris, hit u two-run homer in the ninth to give Detroit's Frank Lory his fifth victory. The loss went to Willard Nixon, who pitched a seconds. Aix-hitter until the ninth.
The Results AMERICAN LEAGUE
Australians Mervyn Rose and Warren Woodock, the fourth-seeded pair, were unexpectedly beaten by an unseeded British pairing, Bobby Wilson and Alan Mills, in the quarter finals of Boston the Men's Doubles in the French Lawn Tennis Championships here today.
Their 8-10, 7-5, 6-3, 4-6, 3-0 Men's Doubles--Quarter-finals defeat was the highlight of a A. Cooper and N. Fraser day devated entirely to Doubles. (Australia) beat. Kriebman In the semi-inals, Wilson and N. Kumar (70410) 6-4, 6-2, and Mills will meet the top 14-0, 3-6, 6-0; R. Howe (An seeded pair Ashley Cooper and Neale Fraser, of Australia, who today beal Naresh Kumar and Ramanathan Krishnan (India) 10-4, 6-2, 4-4, 3-6, 6-6,
and
The other semi-final will be between Bob Howe (Australia) and Abe Segal (South Africa) the Italian pair Nicola Pietrangelt and Orlando Sirota. Tho top-secded Women's Doubles pair, Misa Y. Hamirew and Miss Vr. Heyes (Mexico), hod on easy second-round win over the South African's Miss S.
Schinir- Reynolds and Mlas R. man by 6-4, 6-3.
The Results
traila) and A. Segal (South Africa) beat J. Arlila and A. Gimeno (Spain) 6-2, 6-2, 0-4; M. Pietrangell and O. Sirola (Italy) boot W. Knight and J. Picisard (Britain) 17-15, 7-5, 11-13, 8-3,
Pirie Just Misses The Double
Third place also went to a Japanese, Yuko Kobayashi in also 12.7 seconds,
Stephi D' Bouza of India was fourth In 12,8 and M. Leela Rao, 110-000-0002-10-1] in the same time, look artis 000-020-002 4-4-place for India.
ASIAN GAMES
Iran Beats
Colony At
Volleyball
here
Tokyo, May 29.
Malaya's Annie Choong camo sixth and lost in 12.9 seconds.
Interviewed by France-Presse after the race, Solls sald, think I had a very satisfactory start; but I could not break my own record (12.4) because the track was too soft and my last spurt was not as I would have Üld
"I was quite convinced this I would win, so did not pay any attention to other runners closing in behind me."
The 25-year-old school
"I am very proud of this Gold Medal and I would like to show this to my fell and friends back
In the Asian Games, six-a-| teacher added, beaming with
side' volleyball tourney | Joy:
Iran beat today Hongkong 3-0. The score Wax "15-9, 15-9, 15-6. Abdoinzim Kamal scored quick Presse. points for Tran with powerful amages in the first got which Hongkong
Surrey, May 28, Iran took 15-9, Gordon Pirie, Britain's Olym= | Results of yesterdays matched ple runner, just failed to com-arted quickly in the second
wen:
sot
home."--France-
DECATHLON
and led Iran -5 but Mixed Doubles-Bocond Round ploto a "double" in an athletics
A. Khanaba-Tehrani and S. L Ayala (Chile) and Mrs, T. mich here tonight,
Turokdi of fran, with norco
Tokyo, May 20. Long (Australia) beat A. Mille
Pirte won the two miles in smashes, pul Iran back into
Yang Chuang-kuang of Nas and Miss A. Haydon (Britain) eight minutes 51.0 seconds, the picture with a set score of tankilat China today opened 0-3, 0-3.
Clark beating Peter
ten 18-0.
the second half of the Asian, Mixed Doubles-Third Round
yards.
Hongkong mada' a good startį Games Decathlon with a win in and N. Pietrangell (Italy)
later again in the third set with Iran the 110 Metres Hurdles, and so, Twentyfive minutes Miss 9. Blooms (Britain) beat Pirie ran in the mile but was missing near the net but Aheld his points lead in this event.
Jalbert and Mano S
Reuter
by
Iran
to
cricket Tert against New Zea- Lebemurais (France) -3, 18-beaten by more than five yards Khanbana-Tehran's cool tactical
by Brian Kent-Smith, 28-year- brain masterminded land which sturta nt Edgbaston, 14; A. Junco (Hungary) and old farmer's son, who trains by another comfortable win with Birmingham, tomorrow week Miss W. Ramirez (México) already amounted to £11,000. beat W. Woodcock Australia) running over the fields. near his Iran Anishing the set at 15-0
and Miss K. Fageros (United); Last year £31,571 was taken States) 6-2, 6-1.
home.
Kent-Smith
9.2
four
won in seconds,
minutes
clocking
now won Its three Irna, has four
the against India, Pirie matches in during the five days' play, In Segal and Mrs H Seral minutes
10.9 Philippines and Hongkong. Its for the six-a-do chief rival the Test against the West Indies (South Africa) beat J. Belchant seconds.
and Mies C. Mercally. (Belgium)
Gold Medal is Japan which has few upsets of the Games when two Gold Medals, six Silver TABLE TENNIS (INDIVIDUAL at Edgbaston.
6-2, 6-4; J. N. Grinda, (Fran00) Piric and Kent-Smith
wole benten, the Philippines and Juse Donur of the Philippines, and eight Bronze.
1300 to 2100 bautre, Women' Iran with seven Gold Medals,
Miss M. Bueno (Breall) both running for The pitch, which is the same and prime favourite for the By-
the Amateur Hongkong. The two rivals meet Arst round, semi-anals: etrip of turf as used for the bent K Perreau-Sausainë | Athlétic Association against į tomorrow and if fran wins, the weight crown, was outpointed won In the weightlifting and doubles,
Lien's singles, first round; women's West Indies, Last, season is in (Franco) and Mrs. M. Petery London University,China" Mail | Iranians get the Gold Medal--- by khanafe Earlel an un-wrestling
and kingice, Brat round and second belstered by nine Silver Medals round-Franco-Presse
good shape.-France-Prese¦ ̧ (Stateless) 6-3, ·3-0, 0-1. known from· Iran,
The Filipino team, favoured and seven third placca, raised to take the team title, are pin-its total pointage to 133, Pakle ning their hopes on Celedonio tan to date has accumulated 122 Espionomi in the lightweight paints-France-Pressc.
division.
The agunt Manila thumper is enaldered by many to be the
competitions
"Today's Programme
The
Tokyo, May 29, following
today's
best amatour 185-pounder In schedule in the Third Arian the world today. On Tuesday Games
na won his first bout via the
TRACK AND FIELD
KO route. Competition continues | 1000 zw, assertion, work today, in the lighter divlaloma, 100 Kometry buitine" (Decxt-
The Filipinos who are second 100
to Japan so far in the un-1105 H ometal point tolls, are also
basketball and 30.
favoured Karında
1900.
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