* THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, AUGUST 7, 1959.
JOHANSSON, ROSENSOHN MEET IN PARIS
No Decision Reached On Date Of World Title Return Fight
Paris, Aug. 6.
World heavyweight champion Ingemar Johansson had a meet-- ing here today with New York boxing promoter Bill Rosón- sohn to discuss a title bout with Floyd Patterson after Ingo ruled out a proposed Sept. 22 date. Rosensohn flew in from New York for the meeting with the Swedish boxer. Johansson arrived by plane from Sweden shortly before noon in the company of his adviser Edwin Ahlquist.
BASEBALL RESULTS
New York, Aug. 0. Following are the ralts of
today's herball gamest
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Paris on an early the duhansson-Patterson return Sweden to
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fight today-UPI.
The return match W23 teniatively scheduled for Sept.
22 af Yanker Kladlum, New
York, but Johansson repo Jowle Leads In
ly rejected that date,
Promotion Muddle
He said he wanted to know great deal more about the pro- motional anddle, which now Is tunder investigation by both the Manhattan Disriet Attorney and in New York State Athletic Commission,
Itosensohn would not
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Open Golf
London, Aug. 0. R. Jowle took the lend in the British Junter Open golf cham- pionship today after 36 holes with a total of 130.
Jowte is a professional. There are 160 players in the tourna→ Dent. The leaders were;
1. R. Jowle, 130, Jin 2. H. Campbell and E. Sha-
mash. 145.
Gibson was president of thei
4.
J. Sanderson, A. Highfield,
old International Boxing Club, A. Scoll and L. Stungo, 140.- which was dissolved by court AFP. ørder after it was found to be monopolistle, and now heads National Boxing Enterprisen, which protiletes toxin al Chicago Stadium.
Holds Contract
Busennolisi, who owns only one-third of towerksohn Enter-
Inc., which prises.
holls the contract signed by Johansson for the
bout return
with Patterson, had! offered earlier i this week to sell his one-thire | interest to Gibson's Corpora- tion.
Gibson ostensibly was 111 Paris to visit fus nughter, a student here.
Homensohn talked to New York district attorney, Frank Hogan yesterday, then dis- appeared. It was raid he had Rone to a secret hileoul ond was being guarded by elty de- teclives.
However, it was learned that he left New York last night UTI an oversens flight which
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known the hover plane was crossing!"
London urged Jervice.
HURRICANE BY PAUL GALLICO
Eldon Wins The Six Miles
Policeman Stan Eldon is seen here winning the Six Miles event in the two-day athletics match between England and W. Germany at White City last week. His time was 28 minutes 18,6 seconds.-Cen- tral Press Photo,
Inter-Zone Davis Cup Tennis LAVER PLAYS PIETRANGELI TODAY IN OPENING GAME OF ITALY-AUSTRALIA TIE
Ex-European
Boxing Champion Fined For Stealing
English County Cricket Yorkshire Well On Way To Victory
Against Middlesex
"
Loitdon, Aug. 6. Yorkshire, who have six wickets standing, need only 40 runs to beat Middlesex at Scarborough tomorrow a victory which would either narrow the gap or keep them in the huht for the county cricket title with the holders, Surrey.
After Yorkshire had been w
At
Canterbury: Derbyshire
Paris, Aug. 0.、 Ray Famechon, fother Euro- 225 to win, their openers Ken 257 and secondly 108 for eight pran featherweight cham-Taylor (53) and Brian Stoll (37) (D. Curr 37 not out) Kent 232
hit attractive half-centuries to. Wilson 73). pluh who once nude put them well the way to At Idloesier: Lancashire 240 and secondly 198 (3. Holton, 4,000,000 francs for four victory.
The Middlesex Innings was 16, K. Standrlitg 41, Leicester- minutes in the ring was
carried by Fred Tiimus who Aire 163, D. Green three for convicted last night of a
lita aiendid 74 Including six) and secondly eight for two. theft equalling one thou-! four alxes and four fours after his nice had lost three wickets Handth of that sum.
for 10 run.
Fameclion stole the money the night before from a scrub- woman at the Gare De Lyon-n Paris railroad siatlon-where he had been working as a sweeper 180 francs an hour. He was given a one-year Suspended sentence and Aned 5,000 francs or 1,000 times more than his theft,
jor
A meagre
"Ped had ko fiaby troubles" He had vainly told his boss at the railroad station, "Tox not a thief, Just give me onn
indre chatite."
GREATEST DEFEAT
Famechon European
for seven
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Worcester In Lead
at
At Worcester: Worcestershire 328 and secondly 41 for no wicket. Surrey 272, IK. Barrington 09, R. Swelman 81,
J. Flavell Ave für 421,
Surrey emerged pointless from
At Nottingham: Nottingham:- ilieir fret innings struggle
Though Ken Bar- ghire 303, (R. Simpson 132, A. Worcester,
Sussex 943 rington (99) and toy Swman Bus five for 73). (83) fought hard Worcestershire for three. (A. Oakman 40, J.
40, K. Suttle 118, to the bonus points and a lead Lerbam
of 30 which they extended to Dexter 125 not out). 07 without loss.
T.
A Northamptoli Nurthemp- Jack Pettiford, Ken!'s Aus-tenthire 175 and secondly 221. trallan leg-break bowler, check-(Subba Row 62, D. Brookes 59); ed Derbyshire in his bencil Hampshire 157, (J. Manning match at Canterbury by taking even for 63) and recondly 18 Tour wickets in a spell of 141
had
balls without cost after they for no wicket-Reuter,
But reached $1 for uke. Don Carr restored the position who
the with another fine innings, lie tille featherweight
13 for his second cen- needed the until years
tury of the match at the close,
helth
Spaniard, Exuperenclu (Fred) 224-Run Partnership
Gallana, took it from hi
1959. He un- November 3, successfully fought Willy Pep and Perey Bassett for the world championship. His lack fight was a losing one against Robby O'Neill in London on October 2, 1950.
But the greatest delent of his life came pre evening during the year of his retiranent when he returned home to find that his wife and son had abandoned him.
FAMILY OF BOXERS
A partnership of 224 be-
tween Ken Suitle (118) and
Ted Dexter (125 not out) pul Sussex on the way to first inn- ings Tead
agatust Notling- hamshire at Trent Bridge. With
wickets left, Sussex wanted. another 51 runs Sulle bal- to pass Notts 293. ted four hours 10 minutes and hit 14 fours.
seven
Dexier, after three and half hours, had hit six and 20 fours. Reg Simpson, who was 120
Hot
out for Notts overnight, added another 12 this morning,
batting just over four hours and hitting 16 fours,
Gary Chapman Retires
From Swimming
Sydney, Aug. 6. Gary Chapman. 21-year-old Australian swimmer who Once' held every Austra- llan freestyle record from 220-yards to the mile, announced today that he is retiring from swimming to concentrate on work in his father's sports store. Chapunan explained that he could not mix trafung und the store work without affecting bis health. He had not been competitive swimmer this year, but it had been expected he would return to action next At Seatborough: Middlesex year nid attempt to make the 144 and only 164 (F. Timus 1960 Olymple team. Fancehon COMES from
74. B. Close live for 75). York- family of boxers. Of his five
Chapman reached his peak at shire 64 and secondly 185 for the age of 16, when he held all brothers four-Amire, Emile.
and Imein—had
four (K. Taylor 53, W. Statt 57the major Australian freestyle riju careers. Andre and Emile were D. Podgett 48 not out).
tecords. In 1954 he was French lightweight and feather- At Leyton; Essex 304 for six Empire Games 440-yard cham- weight – respectively. All of dieloved and secondly 23 for ion, and in the 1830 Melbourne them have retired from the two. Gloucestershire 320 (A) Olympies he took third place in sport-AFT.
Milton 39, R. Nicholias 64). the 100-metre freestyle.--UPI.
Hore inking the fub at the Gare Je Lyon, Farvehan worked at Les ilalles-the Paris entral market-thel in a prin!- ing office. He spent his nights In bars reminiscing over his
(boxing days.
Philadelphia, Aug. 6. Rod Laver of Australia will face Nicola Pietrangeli of Italy in the singles match that will start the Inter-Zone Davis Cup terinis series between the two countries tomorrow at 2 p.m. (1800 | Alfred GMT) at the Germantown Cricket Club.
was drawn ngalust Sirols for The draw, made today on the
of Germantown the first match and Fraser centre cour! Stadium,
the Neale also pitted
will play Pietrangell in Fraser, Australla, against Or- concluding content. Jando Sirola, Italy, In the second singles match.
The final two singles
will
be played on Sunday, Laver
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IN THIS WEEKS
SUNDAY POST-HERALD
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COME ROUND about turEE OBLOCK ANÓ WE'LL WATCH ||JULIE DO HER PIECE ON TV
By Barry Accel
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The Doubles
be
The doubles watch will
ot 1800 played on Saturday GMT.
Vanni Campele, the non- playing Italias captain, snid that he would ugé Pletrangeli and Sirola in the doubles.
Harry Hopman, Australia's
| non-playing captain, refused to divulge his doubles team. Не said he would make i known about one hour before play on Saturday.
In scleeding Fraser and Laver, Hopman decided on the use of lefthanded players against Italy's righthanders. Fraser, the veteran of the team, is the top-rated Australian and Pietrangell the No. Italian. Laver and Sirota the No. 2 players.
Better Form
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Hopnun said that he selected Laver over Roy Emerson be cale Laver has been showing the better form. Emerson and Fraser won the Wimbledon doubles championship and Laver was ruier-up for the Wimbledon singles tile to Alex Olmedo, the US. Davis Cup star.
The winner of the Australia- | Italy match will
play India. Eastern Zone champions, at Brookline, Massachusetts 01 Aug. 14 to 16. The winner will then challenge the United States for the Cup on August 20 to 28 at Forest Hills in New York.-UPL
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Close of play stores in today's matches itôluded:
William Tilden, Helen Wills
Roark Elected To The
Tennis Hall Of Fame
Newport, R.I., Aug. 6. -
William Tilden and Helen Wills Roark, who ruled the tennis world in the
"Golden 20's", today were elected to the game's Hall of Fame.
The announcement was made i Julian S. Myrick, chairman of by the Board of Governors of the board, and James H. Van the National Lawn Tennis Hall Alen, président, will officlate, of Fame and Tennis Muscum. William T. Tilden III, will re- Tilden, who led in 1953, and ceive the scroll on behalf of his Mrs Roark were chosen on the late uncle. basis of their records between 1020 and 1920.
had one of the best services
in the game's history,
Mrs Roark, Miss
Poker
known as "Littie
Face," boasted
surb
overpowering ground
could strokes that few women Tilden and Mrs Hoark are re-challenge her from the back of and she had little garded by many tennis observers the couri
America's Top Stars this country. Each won the probably hit the ball as hard
The enshrinemeni cero- montes will be held at the Hall of Fame in the Newport Casino on Aug. 15, the day of the semi-Ituals of the New- port Invitation tournament,
Sports Diary
LRC
TODAY
Tenala Tramont! Men's Opti Singles, Men's Feap singles, Ladina' singles, Mixed Open Doubles.
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national singles
championship as any woman who ever played seven times Both compiled bril- the game. lant records while representing the United States in International competition.
Johnson, Tilden's Davis Cupi teaminate, Mrs Molla Mallory; R. Lindsay Murray and Tilden and William Johnson Maud Barger-Wallaceh were tennis Hall of won the Davis Cup in 1920 elected to the
and kept it Ід America Fame last year on the basis of through 1926 with assistance their play from 1916 10 1910- from Vincent Richards, R. UPI. Norris Williams Jr.
Watson Washburn.
and In those
Keven years. Tilden lost only one match in singles fil the challange rounds. Mirs Roark wah £8 for 20,Withlihad Cup singles matches against Bel- (ish players.
Wimbledon Titles
Mrs Roark wou the Wimble- don women's crown eight times and Tliden won the Wimbledon men's le three times, He un doubledly would Have Won many more titles in the big British tournament I he had chdsen to compete indre often. third Wimbledon cham- His vince,planship was gained 10 years: after his arst, in 1930, when he WA 37.
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