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TOKYO AS 1964 OLYMPICS VENUE? DEVASTATING BOWLING BY
Japanese Delegate Tells IOC Meeting Why Far East City Should Be Chosen
Munich, May 25. Representatives of Tokyo and Vienna today told the annual congress of the International Olympic Committee meeting hare why their respective cities should be soléätäd as tho site of the 1964 summer Olymplės.
Although Brussels and Detroit are also candidates to play host to the 1964 games they appeared to be content to take a back seat before the powerful publicity machinery set in top gear by Vienna and Tokyo.
The Vienne delegation was East and West, ancient and ternational city. Tokyo is re-
celylag
200.000 more thary led by Franz Jonas, Mayor of modern.
foreign visitors a year. I nemure you that Tekyo Is hospitable city,"
the Austrian capital and Tokyo Tokyo is fully qualified as a by journalist Kazushige Elra-modern city. No
pawa
epidemier, good drinking water and six The vote on the 1904 Olympic television channels. sites will be taken on Tuesday, He went to some lengths to Hirosawn told the TOC men-counter arguments that it would vers fit all Japanese cofldren end too much money to send were instilled with the Olympic athletes to Tokyo. spilt and were well aware ht the achievements of Boron De Comberlin.
Unfulfilled Duty
sama
The speaker added: "At the Hur, Japanese adults, who experieng the deracpoint- cancelling if the ment of the
not be higher than those of any Games place where Olymple have brên held in the past."
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Hirasawa rald Japan had De proposed that the Olymples
25 held either between July and August 9 or between Octo- ber 17 and November 1,
The Tokyo reprezentálivé ex-
"I can nexure you that the ex- penses for staying in Japan willplained: "Whichever of the two periods your committee may chose, we are sure that we can lve up to your expectations. Though each period has its own incrits, We
say That my westhur conditions are more
Travel Expenses
The speaker promised that his 1940 Tokyo Olympic Game city would make every effort to because of unfortunate circum- keep down travel Exporises, stance, earnestly desire in oppointing out that Japan was portunity to rega the for negotiating on agreement with the Soviet Union that would provide Trans-Siberla roule and greatly shorten the cat capability to stage thenying distance between Europe
and Tokyo.
felted honour and to discharge their unfulfilled duty".
He said that Tokyo's techni
Gomes had well been
proved
by the Third Asian Games held in Tokyo last year.
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wic
As to the language problems he said that in addition to ex- Hirasawa prulsed Tokyo as apert interpreters, all college modern elty which at the same students in Japare will be moreį
oid traditional than gind to act as interpreters
said delegates for foreign athletes,
4.me keeps i
charms.
would Mind there -ehmbination of
The
unique Tolyo has been well run- cultures, led in this respect as a great in-
18-Year-Old Mulligan Extends Fraser In
French Tourney
Paris. May 25.
Eighteen-year-old Martin Mulligan gave Fraser the top seed and Australia's number one player a tough battle ander scorching sunshine in the first of the meir's singles quarter-finals in the French tennis championships here today,
They levelled to 3-3 when player crashed down his shots Mulligan lost his service and to lead 7-8 and 40-15 on his wen his to lead 5-3. With his own service. With an accurate- Esuitably executer passing shots Mulligan came up to 5-4 but replying with his cannon hall services Fraser gave pround to his opponent and toole The Ret 8-4.
veteran
Exhausted
stable during summer than SAMATTEN Therefore, if you should ask me which season 1 would chase. I would recom-
end summer."
Olympic
Olympic Village
Dealing with the Village, Htraswa said: "We inve one now which is ready mode and which we can provide Im- mediately. This place
called
An
RECORD PLAQUE FOR IBBOTSON
The Duke of Edinburgh presenting runner Derek Ibbotson with a plaque commemorating his mile record of 3 mins. 57.2 sees, set up in July 1957, but Inter broken by Australia's Herb Elliot.
This was one of several plaques presented to British athletes for world record performances at the Robens Hotel, London, last week. Ibbotson himselt qualifed for another for sharing to the world record of 10 mins $0.0 sécs for the 4 x 1 mile relay in September last year. - London Express Photo,
Major Upset At British Amateur Golf Tourney
Asaka is located 20 kilometres or 12 miles from the main Olympic stadium. aku was used unt recently by the American forces In Japon and meets all the re- quirementa for
Olympic Villege. Even
present, Asalta's 900,000 nere area, is capable of taking care of 10,000 Olymple | Village dwellers, with ample
facilities, including a gymnasium. The three swimming pools, a track and field stadium, two baseball parks and even an 18-hole golf course.
The speaker added: "How- ever, as soon as Tokyo is chosen as the site for the Games of the 1004 Olympiad, Tokyo will im- mediately, begin Improving the
Sandwich, May 25. two top favourites, Charley Coe of the U.S. and Joe Catr of freland, won first round matches today irt the BrHish Amateur Golf Champion-
ship.
Carr, the defending champion, won by default, when his oppos
Crawley of England.
BORDE, UMRIGAR SAVE INDIANS FROM UTTER ROUT
150 Partnership Against MCC
London, May 25, Chandrakant Borde and Polly Umrigar saved the Indians from utter rout against the MCC at Lord's here today.
facilities in Azoka oven further." went withdrew, The. Car had In a fourth wicket partnership they put on 169 in Vienna's Submission Eustace
Almost as edzy n time as he best
three hours 20 minutes after three wickets had crashed for 31 runs. They accounted for all but 41 of the tourists' total of 211,
bowled Although, the MCC gained, aj frkér „ngalu. Moss
butted 200 Tyson accounted rot enforce the follow-on as mimter and Arthur Milton has a strained for Borde before Mosa rda left arm and will not bat gain through the tall. in the match and their pace
Scotas bowlers were tired after a long spell with the new ball which
Scores at the close of play tó- wrecked the Indiona tobes a day were: cumplete recovery.
ave and three. Vienna's Mayor Franz Jonas In the day's major upset, told the delegates that the city's 48-year-old Lesile Randall of "Prater" Stadium will be cap-England defeated 22-year-old able of holding 95,000 spectators Tom Aaron of the US. Walker lead of 103, Doug Insale did Umstigar who had བས from next autumn, The Cup tem, one-up in 21 holes.
bi
ly angled backhand, shot, Muli-swimming stadium could
INTO THE ROUGH gory saved a set ball but Fraser enlarged without dificulty to took the second set 8-0 with ahold 20,000 spectators and the Randall took a par three on strong smash,
vusi "Stadthalle" indoor stadium the 21st hole while Aaron, using completed in 198 could hold No, wood where all other 17,000 spectators without din players used an iron, sest the Powerful Services Fraser had le Trouble
Incully.
ball into the rough and lost, a inking the third set 0-1 from
The mayr sald his city had stroke to par, Varying his return forehand Mulligan, who was exhausted planned two Olymple villages— Two Americans scored mild} and backband shots, Mulligan by his brilliant battle analyst one for ladies and another for upats. Major W. D. Henderson, who earlier in the tournament the ginnt.
gentlemen plus a village for a long-time resident of London brat Egypt's
where he is an executive in a Chile's Lule Ayala also enter-news, radle and film men. Wimbledon champion, Jaroslaved the semi-finals of the men's Pointing out Vienna's favour-financial corporation,
beat Drobny wept away to a 3-0 singles today by defeating Royable position
for international Gerald Misklem. Betala's non- Fanerson of Australia by 1-8. | eemmmmieations,
said playing Walker Cup captain, Jonas But again the young Austra-5-4, 6-4, 6-3.
ample
and six while LA Bit Iransport seven Han was unable to touch The Brazilian puit, Barnes and facilities — highways, express Gibson eliminated Albert Evans, Fraser's powerful services and Fernandez, caused the surprise urbon rollways →→ between a Welsh internationalist, two smashes and the top seed came of the day when they beat the Vienm and the stadiums, up from 3-5
to 4-5 and then American
veleron Patty, who He said the city had 2,214 equalise at 5-5 with two splen-had been badly supported by hotzia boarding hoses,
and Denmark's Nielsen.
thousands of rooms let by pri- vate house owners and numer- ou youth centres,
Lead,
cid volleys,
Mulligan was playing note julished and graceful thun the high-powered macḥlne
tennis
play of Fraser and he relook hurat ft 5 But this was not enough. The top AusITAN
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Results
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Japan Favoured
The 100 members will weigh Up the pros and cons for Vienna. end Tokyo during the next 24′′ hours before they take a secret
vote.
Man's Doubles Elith Finsic: Raver and Mark-Australia). beat Brichant (Belgian and Legenairin (Stateless) 6-3, 3-4, 7-3 J. N. Grinda and J. Molinari ECHINI (France) beat A. Aquire and A. Palafox (Mexico) 4-0, 0-3. 6-3, 6-4.
and D. Birola N. Pietrangelli Italy) beat L. Gerrard and M. (New Zealand) 6-2, 7-3, G-B. 4-5, 4-3.
Dannon ana R. Hallel (France) beat D. Candy (AuviratieHirasawn told
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vote.
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MCC: First innings 374 för second four wickets declared,
LOADER FOR SURREY AGAINST SOMERSET
London, May 25.
A devastating spell of fast bowling by Test star Peter Loader put Surrey back in their county championship cricket match at the Oval after the champions had trailed on the first Innings by 148 runs.
Loader took the Arst eight wickets to fall in Somerset's recand innings for 40 in 14 overs and was mainly responsible for Somerset belag all out for 79
rums.
Al Birmingham: Hampshire-237 and accondly TDI for two. War- wickshire
(A Townend 01, A Walton 115. K. Badaila 37 Warwickshire two bonus points.
At Bradford: secondly id for sures 113. Nessus
for cle Sharo
deciated
30. W. Parihouse 60 noi out). Yorkshire 400
Derbyshire's Les Jackson, Bint 161 not out. I
who topped the first class 45) Yorkshire 1 bonus points-
Laverages last season, was an- Reuter,
| other paceman in form, He look
five for 38 and Worcestershiro
wore
bundled out for 72
Chesterfield,
First Defeat
pt
A festlez 112 by Laddle Out.. schoorn helped to Worcestershire's fact
Ove when
at the
runa
they followed on and the close they wert 31 ahead with three wickets left.
Lancashire, only team in the championship with a 100 per
were beaten
cent record,
three wickets by Leicestershire
al Old Trafford
pitch.
by
CR
a dusty
wickets
During the day 24 fell and archfleet of Leicester- strire's win was Lancashire-
off-spinner John Savage with alx for 01.
born
A marathon Innings of 181 not out, which lasted-seven hours 15 minutes by Harold Bird, was the backbone to Yorkshire's 405 for eight declared against Glamor- gon at Bradford. The 26-year-old Bird, who is not a regulár mem. ber of Yorkshire's team, hit 24 hours in his innings which was the highest in the championship so far this season.
Dour Stay
Paddy Phelan, the Essex 21- year-old off-break bowle: leave from the RAF, took five for
Ilford.
on
No Change In
Big Fight Date
Or Venue Says Rosensohn
American
New York, May 25.
promoter, Bill Rosensohn, declared here today that the world heavyweight boxing title fight between America's Floyd Patterson and the Swedish challenger, In. gemar Juhansson, will be held as scheduled on June 25 at New York and that no one could make him change elther the place or the date.
It had been rumoured here that
the world ekamplon's manager, Cus D'Amato would singe the ght outside of New York state because the New York Boxing Commission had refused his former partner, Harry Davidow, a licence to manage the Swedish challenger.
17 against Northamptonshire ot Rosensohn explained that legally no one could make him Only 'a dour stay three change the site or the date ex- hours for 97 by Raman Subbпcept under circumstances out- Row saved Northamptonshire side of one's control. He said
the two boxera from the follow-on.
were led to Jack. Pettiforth, Kent's Austra him by contract to meet for lian all-rounder,
Three the tile at the site chosen by
the promoter.
spent
Hours 30 minutes for his os ra
oul, his best for three seasons
ing lead over Muddlesex at
ALL WRITTEN DOWN "It's all written down in their Graves.
contracts, I am the promoter. Nottinghamshire face the in- It was I who chose the site and dignity of being the first county's more than two months ago to lose to one of the Universities that I took that decision," add-
cel the promoter. this year. Oxford, who need 73 to win, can thank David Sayer. After taking five for 44, ho hit hurricane 82 which inclides five sixes and seven found in 38 minutes.
Closing Scores
He declared that if Davidow thought he had a bad dent from the Commission and that he had a legul contract to be Johansson's manager it was up to Davidow to go to court.
"But that is not my affair, neither do I think is it D'Amato's affair," sold Rosensohn who acted that Patterson Was not At the Oval: Somerset - 331 for shiy continuing his training five declared and condly 79, (Pbut was stopping up his work- Loader eight for 40). Berrey 138,
Close-of-piny scores 奶 today's cricket matcher were:
IK. Barrington 13, M. Blewart soute for the fight to be held in
McCool mix for ) and secondly exactly one
Four Hours' Stay Scoring 29 for the loss of Ken Innings-29 for one.
India: First innings 211 Taylor in 50 runutes in dull light before the close, the MCC (Borde B8, Umrigar 82, Mods. finished the day 102 ahead. 5-41. Tyson 4-44, Dexter 1-48),
Umrigar had six and 11-Reuter.
fours in A splendid 82 and Borte had 12 fours in a stoy of nearly tour hours for 88.
Alan Moss, the Middlesex pace man, brought a quieit end to the Indians" Innings during an inspired spell of 9.1 overs, in which he took five' wlikets for eight runs.
Three Phases
the
CHINESE
PENTATHLON
RECORD
maye 25
for so wicket. Somerset 2 bonu
pointa.
At Illor; Daes 33 for seven declared and secondly 88 for three. Northampton -- 393, (Subba Row 97, P.. Phelan five for 17). Ex two. bonus points,
AFF..
month's time
Miss Garvey
At Gravesend; Middlesex - 201 for soven, declared. Kent -- 79 for (C, Cowdrey 83. J. Pettiford At Lords: icely 20 for on
Sia for four declared and secondly India 11. (C. Border 88, P. Umrig. 3. A. Moss Ave for 41 T. Ty tour for 4).
not put, A. Dibun #314 Now Favourite
At Manchester: Lelcartershire best Lancuining, by three wickets. agere 163 Lisa secondly 197
the Th
and
seven,
Leicester-
For British Golf Title
*****Astor, May" 25."
year-old Irish champion, survived a day of aur- prises In the British wontent's golf champion- ship at Berkshire Golf Club here today and be. came favourite to keep the trophy in the British lolcs,
The. Indian Jnnings,had three A-now-Chino DALGAL word New York, May 25. phases. – Hesuming at 13 Tor of 2,798 poliis in the men's pèn-” The largest.
rought they slumped immediate tathlon was set up by a 23-your-enough six for 6), and Philomena Garvey, the 32- sum of money ever paid for the radio rights. Dexter in his second over old student in Shanghai today, whire à points. But already there was a con-
of a boxing match was paid having Rox'caught at slip and New China News Agency re- Adent feeling here that Japan today whon
Oxford: Nottinghamshire Tele-Frank Tyson in his fourth send ported.
194 and secondly 140 R. Gimpson would got the Games by a large Promoter" sold for US$100,000 ing back Jaisimha aixi Gaekwad !
beat Chi Tch-chang
Baix Oxford Univerzity-350 the rights for the world heavy-with the third and sixth balls, national record set earlier by L!
Sith 70, C. Fry 42. After his speech to
This made it 31 for three but Meng-lin by 70 points at Shang-13 and wecondly the IOC weight title between American
D. Bayer .. Willers, six for eight for no that holder, Floyd Patterson and Borde and Umrigar, using their hal's second Muntefpat sports wicket. and J. Douglas (U5.3 2-0, 6-1, the Japanese delegation had Swedish challenger Ingemar
feet well, staged a magalicent meeting.
At Hovė: Gloucestershire...) ju been warmly received by the Joliansson, scheduled here recovery. They attacked
on
„pecondly, 303 for five tf. ICO, members.
On May 12, Chi created a new
Nicholls
Cerpenfor $1. June 35.
bowling to alter the picture national record of 5,096 points| Buses=360, 3. "Fatka 121, D. Mer-
•He added that after
his "Tele-promoter" who bought | compitiely, Yorkshire
Smith off in the men's decathion at the daunt so. h. Marler 40, D
Ihre Kor 190). Sumex two bonus speech 10C President, Avery up the television and redfo spinner Toy Illingworth was zame sporta meet in Shanghai. points. Brundago jokingly declared that rights for US$300,000, formed severely punished and only According to the rules, an A Chesterfinia: Derbyshire Más E. Burnos (Brazil) and N. the very fact that the future, out the radio
the Tights to the Doug Slade,
mariner in IB-your-bid athlele cannot
Worcestershire-7), (L__Jack- take part in Mine Olymple Fraser (Australia) beat
son five Los 38), and secondly 204 which the trounced Mrs Frances Michelberger And J. De 14 Prade been used by the American Artists.
Villago at Amku had Mirisch Company
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pentathion
and the for seven (7 Outschoorn 11. G. Smith (Woolton), twice cham- (France). Walkover.
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plon and for many years Bri ad Duding occupation föreen was an
The Mirisch Company is pair, who added 100 In their contest. Chi's score. in the points. (West Gennany) beat Mme cellent recommendation
tain's No. 1 golfer, by six and Granat kulsk (France)
for also hning the fight which will first 110. minutes together,
pentathlon was made in a test
four in the second round clearly Legenstein (statelesa) 4-3, 0-4 eveything connected with be distributed by United Artists, Noi until the new ball was specially, arranged for him by
indicated the is in brilliant AFP.
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form.
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and Mine Galtier (France) D-7, 6-2.
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