THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, JANUARY 19, 1960.
England declare against Trinidad Undefeated Pl lead
130 RUNS BEHIND ON FIRST INNINGS WITH
ONE DAY TO GO
Port of Spain, Jan. 18.
MCC declared at 171 runs for nine wickets in reply to -Trinidad's first innings total of 301 for nine declared and the home sida scored 17 for no wickets on the third day of their four-day cricket match here today.
A lunch-time declaration by Trinidad tomorrow may have MCC in trouble unless they play bowlers Charran Singh and Corbie better than they did today.
They furad Tradly today agalhst, Singh, with his cernomieni the fow left-hander Singh who
by off WIN w! Jupported s pintur. Carbie.
Only May had the look of a Test hiteman and he was unturkey to be on to
backward short- low catch a leg off fact bowler Peters,
Arsenal beaten by Rotherham
Sheffield, Jan, 18. Arsenal, one of the highly- fancied teams in the Eng. lish Football Association Cup, were eliminated to night when they were beaten 2-0 here by second¦ division club Rotherham
netion, hed all the other beaten in the air and occasionally off the whekee which began to take rplg. He moved the ball with the arm and MCC paid a heavy Frier for their failure to use there feet.
The tourists made u shaky art this morning, offerings [zeveral visances,
two anet last wickets while adding 37 runs.
was caught behind the wickel us be tried to drive Singh. MCC ran into serious Houblo when they lost May and Smith to superasive balls to make the total 118 for Ave.
Struck again
May guve a catch to back- word shot-1+59 on Peters and of the first ball of the next Opening batsman Geoff over
Smith lifted an easy Pular had more than his catch tử mid-on, give Smith share of luck. With an addi- his third wicket for 36, « tion to the overnight total he pushed the third ball of the day back to wow left-hander Singh whd, seemingly
mesmerised, sinod still unti it was 1ou late. The tail
12
One man later Singh, a stini
messenger on 22-year-old citrus ostale, struck again.
Dexter, who had been at the wicket for 20 minutes was
dropped just in front of him, typed leg before with a ball
་
Caught
Pullar lifted a tour of Singh over mil-olf for four but when he tried ES similar stroke he
Tekst sther easy clunce, Rodrigues, at deepish mid-off, was the culpet this time.
was heki
back and
Record-breaking catch
Radio picture here shows play on the third day of the first Test match between England and West Indies at Barbudos last week.
Wicketkeeper Alexander is seen making a good catch off Ramadhin to dis- alss Trucninn for three runs, and set a new West Indies Test record of taking
Press Photo. - Central live catches in an innings.
Many
withdrawals as
start of Monte Carlo rally draws near
which Mighted. |
Illingworth struggle for one, hour tras his seven funs and showed hotter appreciation of unetice whilst unable to get the balt away, before being slumped by Minshall off Corbie.
Tieu262, in a merry half The Lancastrii's luck did hour demonstrated to the itol hod. The next time ne (ricd), senfor
the uced
to daismich
hig Rotherham will be at home to ; to hit Singh he was caught at attack but was ou jo a
nother von division team, Ploegr mad-en after scoring 24 stroke and at tea MCC needed Brighton, in the fourth round art of 53.
to avoi the follow-on Reych on January 30.
Singh thoroughly dererved with three wicksals standing. Rotherham scored both goals in this wicked. The bowlod spiradid- This crowning indignity was Many eleventh-hour withdrawals were registered
in a third round reply.
the half of a matra | ly.
watched by a crowd of 50,300 Subba Row was also inade
at
"Hinsborough, Shefield to struggle for his runs. Wednesday's home ground, ·Barrington, after a good run f seures for the tourists, made The match was play n
hely a ghs today. He pushed neutral ground as Arsenal hail previously drawn at Rather-Tell from Carbie, the off-
ham and the rst replay in London also entled level,
Kettle- Inside-right Krith
tough flashed in a goal from the nige the penalty area in the seventh unte, and 13 onuts Liter centre-forward 2-0 Beyin Sawyer matie H when Arsenal goalkeeper Jint Stauden was hopelessly out of position.
CALLOVER PRICES
saved with the Inst pair, Statham and Groenhought stay- ing together,
Statham hit Corble for six and four and Greenhouch Singh for a four,
When May declared 130 be- epinner, Inlo the hands of hind. giving Trinidad 45 Comical at backwand short-mintles of baiting.
Ixavis Bl and Cornel batted with ease assurance against the pace of" Trueman and Statham and the
leg.
I
Collapse
The fast-medium howters, spih or Illingworth and Bar- Peters and Taylor returned riugion.
but they were nothing 21 [s t as dangerous as the spinners,
Trinidad finished
Paris, Jan. 18.
at starting points over Europe as departure times drew near for the 29th Monte Carlo automobile rally.
Paris had the most withdrawals with nine of the 50 teams
scheduled to hit the road beginning at 0830 hours to morrow dropping out and a tenth team being qualified because its car, equipped with a special raptor, had not been authorised.
My Team manager
Subba Row, who had scored successful day with a lead of
40 in 'two
hours 20 minutes, and Peter May, eight net out were together at the interval.
Off-spinner C. Singh alerted -a
147.
While the game was behu: play-collapse in the MCC batting ed in Sheffield, Arsenal were after lunch when he dismissed offered at 18 to onc and Subba Row, who made 49. Rotherham at 86 to lo 1 at Michael Smith, 0. and Teclared.
Scoreboard
FIRST INNINGS
Trinidad: 301 for nine de-
runk
Wanderers
ant
nine.
The Victoria Club etilover in Dexter, a duck, for only London.
C. Pullar e Peters, & Singh Hotspur remained i Tatbeshort
The tourists were 144 for R. Subba Row, e Minshall b
Singh favourites at 15 to two, fol- seven at ten, having lol nye
© Cornerl b runs K. Barrington. Wolverhampton wickets while adding 60 by lowed
at eight to one, since lunch.
Subba Sheffield Wednesday at 10 to
Raw and May were P. Mas, e Corneal b Peters 24 and Manchester Unlled in a rations mood when they M. J. K. Smith e Polers, b
Singh and Burnley each at 100 to resumed their innings and the
only
Dexter low Singh
England
ten
24
49
Corble
#
ง
7
aggressive stroke for a
Corble
The best backel team at the long the was a straight drive R. Illingworth at Minshall b
enlover
Blackburn for four by May off a no boll, Trueman e Furlonge Rovers, who came from 22 to from Taylor.
one and
were
ore dewa to
18 to were supported to win £7,000.
-Kettter.
pessimistic on HK's. chances
Of the nine forlestures, six were French, two Sparsh and the other British. The dis-
qualified team was French,
At Glasgow, where the first car is to leave at 2255 hours to- night, six uil-Brllish terma
withdrew to reduce the num
ber of entrants to 72.
At Frankfuri, 12 teams tre to set ou starting at 0437 hours after
German two Scams and onc withdrew..
American
Dropped out
Manila, Jan. 18. Hongkong's basketball team manager, Kwong Yu-ya, said today he doubts his
At the Hague, a British team squad can make the dropped out to leave nine teams championship round of which will head for Monaco
basketball from 0545 hours tomorrow on. the Asian tournament being played here.
"I have only 10 players, one 21 of whom is injured, and I do not think they can stand the pace 12 of the tournamwnt," Kwong sald.
The total reached 100 after. Andrew b Singh two hours
but 47 minutes
B. Statham not out Cour runs later Subba Row
¿T. Greenhough not out
Extras
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12
Trinidad schoolteachers up in arms against no half-day decree
Port of Spain, Jan. 18.
Trinidad schoolteachers, not to mention pupils, are up in arms against a decision by the Colony's Education Ministry to discontinue giving half-days to teachers and schoolboys to watch big cricket games, it TV A reported here today,,
In the past, the school day. | Teachers,mdy be given one day started as, early as 8 am, and off during ench match, but finished at noon during inter-normal school hours must not Colony games, and Arst-class be disrupted. There should be matches played by touring no abuse of this concession," aldes
the elreutde warns.
the ti
Now. according Trinidad Evening News, "Education Ministry has out o
The injured player, he said, is Chan Po-ming, centre, who 171hurt his beel during a pre- tournament practice ression. 3-Chan has been sidelined, since
the opening on Saturday.
Tolai (for decl.).. Wicket falls: 1-53, 2-4, 104, 4-118, 5-118, U-130,- 7-143, 0-147, 9-151.
Bowling Analysis
OMR W
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"ile is still in some pain and I'dunkt he'll be able to play much it at all." Kwong sald
Kwong, noted that Chan, who is 6 ft 1 inch tall, is one of the 1 Celony
squad's few players 9 with felght. "Most of my boys 6 34 3
or under 5 ft 11 ins" he said.
Taylor
201
f1
Peters
Singh Corble
17 4 17 31
54
19
SECOND INNINGS
.
Trinidad
A. Corneal not out
B. Davis not out
Total (for no wit)
17
Bowling to date
O'MH W
2
3 0
4
( 0
1
3
2
0
An official of the Trinidad Trueman the Tenchers Union is reported as Statham sent saying that the circular was flungworth unprogres-(Darrington
circular decreeing a "reactionary
and
this age-long practice must stop. sive China Moil Special. -Reuter and AFP.
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THANKS
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POOR
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Honkong coach Chung Shu- tong said, however, that win ur lose, hd players will have gained a lesson that should be valuable, in the next Asian tournament.
20 At Warsaw 24 of the teams, of which six wero
French. ave Polish, four West- three Netherlands, German, three Czech, two English and one Australian, were ready to rol commencing at 2227 hours tonight.
Meanwhile the first starter from Oslo got under way at 1000 hours GMT followed at one minute intervals by the 07 other teams which have chosen the Norwegian capital as their Danish departure point. Two
The hnd withdrawn. Arst 25 kilometrea of the route were snowcovered but the sky was clear,
teams
Temperatures generally had elsen over Europe but it was feared that a new cold wave
would freero the Anow and lush an
mejting harden
the driving tasks of the somo 200 team representing 20 na- (tons and 40 car maken.
At Rome, Denmark's Urobert Chung said only two mem- Pillemann, and Mugen, Skarcin bers of his squad had previous will be the', first lo leave at experience in international | 070-4 hours tomorrow. The with- compeition,
drawal of an Italian Leam meant that seven teams would follow He said he wanted to bring the Danes at one-minute inter-
but some mory players,
of vals,
them could not get permission At Athens, 14 cars began
under way to leave their jobą or aludies.— } gotting AP.
hours tonight.—AFT.
by Barrie Applebis
GRORISE
WILL YOU COME HONE
AT ONCH
PLETAGE
at
IBRAHIM AMIN
WINS BRITISH
in Asian basketball event
Manila, Jan. 18. Undefeated Philippines tonight took the lead at the Asian basketball tournament here after defeat- ing Malaya 126-58 for its third consecutive victory.
In second place was Taiwan who beat Japan 71-59
for its second win and no losses."" Talwar dofented, Karen Inst | ed ught 78-71.
their tallest blayers, averaging six feet one Juch in
the Japon, who was previously height,. against
long. Titel in fist ploce "with, the shooting to pile up their Anal
lead of 88 points.
Half-timo scorca Philippines 44, Malaya 28.
Pallippifies, each having won Awo gamer and lost попе, dropped to third place with its Ices tolght to Tuliam.
Korea was in fourth place with one win and one loca.
Jongkong, which dropped its first two games against the Philippines and Korea, scored a Aral win tonight beating Indonesia 10-72.
In Afth place was Maloya which had lost both its games, Indoncalo was list with three defcats,
Orst
Accurate shooting Hongkong tonight posted its victory in three Kames defeating Indlanesia 08-72.
Hongkong with
man-to- shooting and night man defence jumped to a 47-32 teach
end of the al the
first
half.
werd:
The crowd of 10,000 TC- pentedly cheered the Malayans As time Ind agin they netrated the defences of the more experienced Filipinos and scored from under their taller guards..
Baah
Kor
bul-
1710
Lee Hai-yvag and Kuan-boon Wero the elanding ninyers Losers scoring 13-pointe och. Fns here have established Sah us one of the best socoters in the tournament.
He mrely missed his jump shots from joruz range, often against the best guards of the Filipino
accurateteam-Reuter.
Standings
Manila, Jan. 10. Team standings in the firs So accurate was the long-
Asian Basketball Conference kong players' shooting that In
foumament after the third day the first ten minutes of the of play today are: second half they scored 29 points against 14 points by Indonesia.
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Philippines High-point Than for Hong-Ching Japan SQUASH_TITLE" kong was No Viet-ak with 20
points. Bon Kim-EBE scored Karca
Hongkong 27 for Indonesia.
Talwan defeated Japan 71 to Indonesia 50 in a tightly fought match in Malaya which the score was tied ten times before Talwan could poli away in the last ten minutes of j Jopan led 35-32 half-
ot
London, Jan. 19. Ibrahan Amin of Egypt won the British nmuteur squash championship tonight, benting fellow-Egyptian Tawik Shalk 9-7, 0-9, 0-0, 0-5 in the final. play.
was second time Amin bad won the title in five years. Heavenged two defeats by Shank in Egypt in the
first all-pressing man-to-man defence to
weaving Egyptian final in the history of offset China's
passing attack which พด 30 the competition, AP.
successful againt Korea,
year,
This
the was
time.
It was an evenly fought match past throughout with Japan using a
Uber Cup win for Ireland
Dublin, Jan. 18. Ireland beat Sweden 7-0 in the Über the second round of Cup women's badminton cham-
lonship here today, and quali- filed to meet Denmark in the competition's European Zone Anal-Reuter.
SPORTRAIT
JONAL BOAT SMU
-" Gentleman wishes to know # pe' haven't something rather bigver --he's 0 recent втора dividend pool" winner.
London E1 Server
Controversial
It was only in the last eight minutes that Taiwan drew to a nway from n 49-49 Ula 60-53 lend and Japan, who had been shooting well in the first half. began missing casy shots. as the minutes ticked away.
to
Two controversial calls by the referee drew Jeers from the crowd and socmod upset the Japanese team in the closing minutes, Talwan quickly lengthened their lead.
The Philippines, three-time Aslan Gomes champlons, feld-
Raduly retains Australian boxing title
Perth, Jan 18. Hungarian-born Steve Roduly
Today's games are:
W
L Pet
3 # ∙1.002
2 0 1.000
2 1 FOT
1 1 .500
1 2 333
03- 000
2 .000
Today's games
5 p.m. (0000 GMT): Japan y Hongkong.
0.30 pm. (1030 GMT); Malaya Taiwan.
8 p.m. (1200 GMT): Philip- pines v Korea.--AP.
PI and Taiwan
picked to fight out for title
Manila, Jan. 18. The American coach of the
Talwan team at the first Asian Basketball Con- ference tournament hero today picked the Philip- pines and China as the teams that will fight it out for the champion. ship.
U.S. Marine Major Donald
"I be rough Spencer sald, going, but I think we can Co it."
A
Tawan, represented here by a topilight' sqund, has made it known it is aiming for the retained his Australian heavy Conference title to venge weight boxing title tonight by loss to the Philippines in the 1958 Aston Games in Tokyo. knocking out challenger Steve Zoranich in the sixth round of They beat the Flipinos in Tokyo
but were defeated by a scheduled 15 rounds fight.
Japanese and Philippines woh was floored three the Games championship on a Zortzich
times in the first two rounds, point spread.
bu. was gradually fighting his
way back when caught off
G
the
Spencer cald his team is bank-
guard
by sledge-hammering heavily on the services of right which ended the bout in six Asian Games veterans, team vlcs- captain Tong Suct-tong, round six.
captain James Chen, Lauls Lao, Raduly sealed. 12, at 8 lbs Lo Jih-row, Lal Zan-kang and 121 41bs by Wong Kock-yeng compared with his glent opponent,--Reuter,
Letters to the editor
Softball match
Changos
it is rather pelfish for
EXICULTY)
Spencer, athletic
(the
director of Forces 011 U.S. Armed Formosa, was invited to coach the 14-mon Taiwan squad at this tournament.-AP.
211-run stand in Sheffield Shield match
Brisbane, Jan, 18. Jim Bratchford, the Queens- land captain, and Tom Veivers, a country school- teacher, put on 211 runs for Queensland's sixth wicket agatrist South Australia here today.
that ". Mr Olly Vas to muggest that theso officials who are strictly ama- tours and giving up a great do! Sir- refer to the letter that of thele valuable time, should appeared in your sporia corres-felephone all raftball weliers of pondence on page 8 of the China charges. The thought
the last muroly it is the responsibilty Mail of 18.1.00 written by
Com- of those who are paid to do a job Chairman,
Management miltee, longkong Softball Asso- to seek confirmation before rush-
ing into retian”, -- 2020❘ ciation.
Bury the Chaltman, Manage-, In paragraph 0, he states that you, Sir, were informed of the meat Committee, does not expect
CUT Mntadura-Squaws and SCAA- all the softball writers to
fact the busy softball officials Cheyennes changes,
Here presume that
the every week, either by telephone, calling on the Sports Editora of the other by folter or by
At the close of the third day'a indofficials personally, to conflam newspapers, English Chinese, were also informed the weekend programme before play in the Shefeld Shield (preparing their reports. Would game, Queensland looked set the changes. But if this was it not be less troublesome to the for an outright win. Scoren done, how was it that the other oficials if the contacted the were: South Australia 253 two portaali writers of the Eng softball surther as and when 76 for three, Queensland 470. Jl Press-Windmiller (Souls changes ara moke?
IT WAS OUR
GEORGE.
GAY IT
DUTY TO TELL YOU
IDN'T SO
AIR-INDIA
China Morning Post) and Young
AI (K Tiger Standard) ol
reported the SCAA-Cheyennes
game instead of the Matadora-
"Rome, sweet HOME—what load
WAR WINDE=WE za 4*
Bratchford acured uxactly 100 land Volver 116.
SIMPLY. DISGUSTED:
Agree
The stand broke the 10-year- fold alxür wicket record for the
beating partnership
by
De-
Squaws game in their previews? Sir After reading the 'sar-Brisbare ground,
Surely not all three of the castic letter written by the 23 runs the compotent Sports Editors of the Chairman Management Comween Bil Brown and Don English Pross could have failed mitter, Hongkong Softball Asso-allon.
to notify their respective wolle clationi regarding Bottlin!! Dratchford followed this up ball writers if they hand received changes whitch appeared in the by claiming all three South any nolention of the changes Chion Mail of 10.1.90 I am in Australian second innings wie- In the weekend softball pro-complete agreement that, in the kos widelt tell before the close, gramme.
Chaltan's own words, ‘karenson Ho did so in 21 deliveries at a In paragraph B the Chairman, only mirrors wook character'. personal cost of 10 sub- Marcomeni Commities. woich
I AGREE. China Mail Special,