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Yorkshire crush Somerset to share County Cricket lead with Middlesex
London, May 20. Yorkshire, last year's English County Cricket champions, crushed Somerset by a ten-wicket margin at Hull today and moved up to share leadership of this year's table with Middlesex.
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Somerset were only nine runs In the one other match- ahead when play began this japart from the South Africans morning, and could only muster game at Cambridge.where
their last three play 25 more for
today, was possible wickets. Yorkshire's Brian Glamorgan beat Derbyshire by Stott and Ken Taylor hit off the 119 runs. necessary 35 in 20 minutes, aid- ed by 11 extras.
Play had to be abandoned be- cause of rain in the other four matches scheduled to end today
-Oxford
University against Lancashire, Gloucestershire Leicestershire, MCC against against Essex and Surrey against
'Double' for Hants Yorkshire now have a points the average of 10,66, exactly
their top-of-the-lable Same 25
Middlesex, who Sussex, companions were without a match.
A third-wicket partnership between Denis Baldy and Henry Horton which yielded 189 rung in only 97 minutes helped a seven-wicket Hampshire to win over Warwickshire,
Hampshire thus completed the "double" for this season over the Midlanders, whom they beat by 82 runs a week ago.
Results
Results of today's cricket matches were:
At Lord's: Match abandoned, rain. MCC 302 versus Essex.
At the Oval: Match aban- doned, rain. Sussex 327 for four declared versus Surrey.
At Cambridge: South Africans beat Cambridge University by seven wickets. University 182 and 80 (N. Ad- South Afri- cock six for 26),
At Llaneily: Glamorgan beat Derbyshire by 119 runs. Glamor- gan 237 for 178. Derbyshire 130 and 166 (1. Hall 65, A. Hamer six for 51). 42. J. McConnon Glamorgan 14 points.
At Strond: Match abandoned, 112 and rain. Gloucestershire 203, Leicestershire 158. Leice stershire four points.
At Hull: Yorkshire beat Somerset by 10 wickets. York- shire 339 for nine declared, and 35 for no wicket. Somerset 178 and 195, Yorkshire 14 points.
SATURDAY, MAY 21, 1960,
SATURDAY SPORTS SPOT
England's international scene is bleak
It
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By I. M. MacTAVISH
(Writing from London)
The Press outcry against the present unsatisfactory state of English football continues with undiminished venom. would be easy to imagine that this was a chip-on-the- shoulder' campaign being waged by disgruntled Pressmen but the more one wanders about the country-and I have already had the chance to visit many different places-the more it becomes evident that the feeling of disappointment stretches far beyond the columns of the sports pages of the national press.
In the clubs, locals, and when-, drubbing which the England ever football fane meet it seems footballers Buffered. to me they have one topic....
the alarming deterioration of English football.
So far I have seen four major games. Three were in { England and the other in Scotland... and in addition
I watched the television film of the International clash in Madrid between Spain and England.
At Birmingham: Hampshire beat Warwickshire by seven wickets. Warwickshire 232 and 246 for five declared (N. Horner
Frankly I have been astonish- 132 not out, R. Hitchcock 64
editat only at the lack of not out). Hampshire 234 247 for three (D. Baldry 93, H.success of the British teams I Horton 88 not out). Hampshire have seen....but at the dismal- y low standard of skill of most 14 points. Reuter.
of the players who have, boen finvolved.
and
Cambridge FIGHT POSTPONED
Hard hitting this morning by Norman Horner, whose fine un-cans 145 and 128 for three (R. beaten 132 included 16 fours and McLean 0, J. McGlew 34 not three sixes, and Ray Hitchock out). (4 not vul), had enabled War- wickshire skipper Mike Smith to declare at 240 for five, leaving Hampshire to score 245 in 170 minutes.
At Oxford: Match abandoned, rain. Lancashire 103 and 71 for four. Oxford University 418 for eight declared.
Tokyo, May 20.
Poor standard
sotme
played
Well there it is.
Hongkong
certainly has its football troubles....but so has a great footballing nation like England. The football I have seen so far has been poor, poor stuff indeed .... and as I write a new touch of bitterness has taken the Eng-headlines,
The Yugoslaviens
superb football. Un- fortunately they did not fully exploit their superiority and were often Dore concerned with 'taking the mickey out of the crude, inexperienced land players than in presing home their advantage.
Some of their passing WRE inspired. The bail moved from man to man with astonishing accuracy and, due to their in- telligent
of the open space, they always seemed to have an extra man both in defence and in alések.
The man in possession always had enough skill to hold the ball and when it was necessary My first look at British foot-beat his challenger by deft
The world bantamweight ball since my return to the footwork. The passing was
and
The England team is now on tour and great play is be- ing made of the fact that only one of the selectors has been able to find the time to go to Madrid and · Budapest with them.
This has given rise to a slash- ing attack on the selectors who, to quote one newspaper, were too busy to go with the side they picked to represent the country.
The unrest which is a current
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ent display as one could could tame the ball, work it imagine. The strong England brilliantly into position and team with only two changes when they made a pass there from the tide that eventually
was nothing speculative Iackled Spain struggled through
to
about
a barrow 2-1 victory but it The ball almost invariably the standard of wing-helf and went swift and straight to the
inside-forward play was very man for whom it was intended,
poor and thousands of the spectators had left the ground
Jong before the end,
I sat through this game with two old England Internationals
How different
How different things
·were
for England. The half-back
and it was obvious to see that line simply could not master they did not think a lot of the the ball Ronnie Clayton had efforts of the men on the field. the worst game of his career.
that
Britain 1-2 down in Curtis Cup
Sheffield, May 20.
opening day of the women's Curtis Cup golf competition 43 Lindrick, near here.
I was wondering how to broach He spent most of the time on The United States took a 2-1 the subject of relative merits the seat of his pants and pro-lead over the British Isles in without causing any embarrass-voked the comment: England's foursomes matches on, the ment when a gentleman sitting skipper sat this one out in the right behind did the job for me morning
papera. It is of in the neatest way possible. course easy to slay a player He tapped one of the old who is having a bad run but players on the shoulder and Clayton was so much out of made his point in the bluntest touch that he was dropped from way. "That lot," he said point the side for the game against Ing down to the playing field, "wouldn't have been allowed in Spain.
an England dressing room six There were times during the years ago and they would not game against Yugoslavia when have been allowed to carry the the England players were
The British Isles now face an uphill task in tomorrow's six singles if they are to retain the trophy which they won in 1958 and held in the last contest in 1950,
The home team's point today
teain hamper ten years ago." caught in a maze of magnificent was gained as the result of, a The speaker is currently man- interpassing. They simply could magnificent rally by their top aging one of the upper half not get a kick at the ball and pair, Elizabeth Price and Mrs Recovering sides in the second division of during a later film on television Angela Bonailack. the League!!!
there was one bout of passing from six down after 16 holes in On the afternoon of the Cup when the ball was played ten the 36-hole match, they came Final I had a chance once times by the visitors without an back to defeat American cham- McIntire and again of having a few words England player getting near plon, Barbara with peerless Sam Bartram one enough to intercept.
Joanne Gunderson by one hole.
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Judith Eller and Annie Quast The Yugoslavians got a great reception from the
60,000 beat two Scottish girls, Belle and Janette spectators and they thoroughly McCorkindale deserved it, England gat Robertson, by 4 and 2. vocal slashing and we were -Joanne." Goodwin · and "Mis Sem, now manager of York treated to the astonishing situa- Ann Johnstone won the other. City and having his own re-tion of seeing and hearing pre-match for the United States, legation worries, has been longed bouts of slow handclap-acoring a 3 and 2 victory over giving great thought to the ping which has nowadays Mas Frances Smith and English whole problem of finding suit become the mocking symbol of champion Ruth Præter --Reu- able young talent to replace the derision and disapproval. veterans in the game..
"Promising " youngsters are (becoming fewer and fewer,” said Sam. "Football stilt has x. tremendous hold on the popu- lation but not enough young. boya are taking the kind of practical interest that ́ ́ will' make them good players, an "Far too many of them Bre nowadays content to watch rather than play....and- you simply cannot become a footballer that way-although It seems that many of them think they can."egynt
The story, of the Cup Final you already know.
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again on Wednesday to Gane England tackle the very much under-estimated Yugoslavian rational alde, now
"Never, fins the England stock suk so low, The, record books will show only that the game. finished in a 3-all draw bit him::: dorians who take the trouble to reud the newspaper reports on the encounter will find that words : like humiliation was Brud-around.
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