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THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, AUGUST 11, 1960.
in hot
Lancs, Yorkshire keep up
BOTH TEAMS WELL
PLACED FOR FIRST
INNINGS LEAD
London, Aug. 10.
Lancashire and Yorkshire maintained the hot pace at the top of the English County Cricket Championship table to- day, both of them being well placed for
All set for
Olympic torch kindling
ceremony
Olympia, Aug, 10.
first innings lead in their respective Greek officials converged on this
matches.
The current leaders, Lancashire, put Leicestershire
in to bat at Old Trafford, Manchester, and leg- spinner Tommy Greenhough took six for 37 to help skittle the visitors for 186 and justify his skipper's gamble.
The only Leicestershire bats- Brian Crump, the 22-year-old all-rounder, man to offer any serious resis- Northamptonshire
left-hammered a fine 72 out of his tance
21-year-old WGS hander Paul Munden who hit a side's 147 against Nottingham- lightning 52 the first half shire, and then followed this up
century of his career.
with two quick wickets wher Lancashire replied with 122 Nottinghamshire batted. Notting- for four, Alan Wharton gettinghamshire totalled 180, thanks out for 40 in the last over of the largely to an excellent 70 from day, and, provided they can John Clay. master the bowling of spinner John Savage, who claim- ed all four wickets for 29, they! seem set for a substantial lead.
Biggest
total
off-
Bad start
Kant had a bad start against Somerset, losing opener Puser Richardson to the second bail of Yorkshire captain Vie Wilson the day. A patient 48 by put Glamorgan in, and, but for:
Arthur Pheboy restored their a spirited 80 by Bernard Hedges
however, and they and 41 by Alan Watkins, who balance, put on 72 together for the fourth went on to tosi 222, SomersEV'S wicket, Glamorgan's final total Australian medium-pace bowler Ave Kent would have been considerably Bill Alley claimed less than the 184 they eventually wickets for 53. raised.
Middlesex bugan their match Brian Stott and Ken Taylor gained Gloucestershire late in slammed 101 for Yorkshire's the day due to rain, but quickly first wicket, but then five wic-made up for lost time, sending kels fell in quick succession, and back four Gloucestershire bats Yorkshire still needed 47 for the lead at the close. Statt's 75 came men for only 75.
in 11 minutes and included 12 fours.
Warwickshire skipper and England batsman Mike Smith must have regretted sending In Essex at Birmingham, as the visitors knocked 311 for nine before declaring. Brian Taylor hli 63, Doug Insole 56, Geoff Smith 49, and Gordon Barker 43 in the biggest toial of the day.
Acceptors for
Nunthorpe, Gimcrack Stakes
and the Ebor
London, Aug. 10. Sixteen first acceptors with the weights for
Nunthorpe Stakes, to be run over five fur- longs adi York on Tuesday, August 10 are,
Shamrock Star, Indigenous und Bleep-Bleep (nine stone five pounds); Nerium, Tin Whis de and Sing Sing (9:0); Marche D'Or, Barbizon, King Fuimar, the Mapps (7:3); Dry Spell, Kathy Too, Close Up, New Move, Mythical Return and Kerrabee (7:0).
Seventeen
second acceptors Stakes
for the Gimcrack
for
Scores
Close of play scores in Gay's cricket matches were:
to
At Weston-Super-Mare; Kent
222
ancient Olymple sile today lu prepare for the historic ceremony of kindling the torch which will Inaugurate the 17th modern Olympics in
Kume on August 25.
The torch will be it by rays of the sun on Friday morning. It will then be carried to Rome by relay of nearly 2,000 runners.
At least two rehearsals are planned before the blessing of Zeus
is finally invoked in ancient rural and the dame kindled.
One will be for the benefit
television and newsreels, the other for the actors in the drama.
Hairdressers and make-up men are already on hand at the she. So is a large concave magnifying glass which will be used to ensure that Zeus sends down a flame from his sun chariot on schedule,
LAST LAP
The torch will arrive Athens on Saturday after being carried along the lovely Gulf of Corinth by 362 ran-
in the Greek erpital's Olympic Stadium, it will be handed over to Italian Olympic officials by Crown Prince Constantine, Pre- sident of the Hellenic Olympic Committee. Then it will be taken aboard the three-masted Italian naval training ship voyage Americo Vespucci for under sail to Syracuse.
Arriving in Syracuse on August
(A. Phobey 48, W. Alley 18 the torch will be shipped across to Crotone on the Italian five for 53). Somerset 63 for two. south-west coast and started on Al Southampton; Hampshire the last lap of its journey to versus Surrey. No play today, Rome by further relays of run- students. them rain.
athletes are lined up for this phase of the cere-
ners, most of
Al Hove; Sussex versus South About 1,500 Africans. No play today, rain.
At Manchester: Leicestershire mony.AP. 188 (P. Munden 52, T. Green- hough six fur 37). Lancashire
122 for four (A. Wharton 40).
At Birmingham: Essex. 311 for nine declared (G. Barker 43, G. Smith 49, B. Taylor 53, D. In-
Hockey defeat for
sole 56, T. Buley 40). Warwick- NZ Olympic team
shire 17 for no 'wicket.
Singapore, Aug. 10.
MERDEKA CUP SOCCER
pace SOUTH KOREA HELD
GUARD FOR THE PRINCE
Every year Prince Philip spends a week yachting at Cowes, Isle of Wight. And every year, he says, his enjoyment is marred by the presence of photo- graphers' boats. He has complained that they are dangerous, that they get in his way. So this year he got himself some protection-Her Majesty's ship Drox- ford whose job it was to keep the photographers away,
British newspapers, however, strongly criticised the presence of the ship, which was later sent away by the Prince.
Picture shows Philip's yacht, with Droxford hovering nearby.—London Ex- press Service.
Italian
Italian Fascists scuffle
with police at
Olympic Games site
Rome, Aug, 10. Fascista scuffled with poller tonight at ihe, main site of the Olympic Games, While most of Rome took on a carnival mood with the officini start of the Olymple period, young present-day believers in Italy's glory under Benito Mussolini vented their ire against removal of some of the Fascist emblems at the main Olympic site.
At Lord's: Gloucestershire 75 for four. Versus Middlesex. Rain. At Northampton: Northamp- tonshire 147 (B. Crump 72) and land Olymple hockey team lost eight for no wicket. Nottingham-to all-Singapore 1-0 here lo- shire 180 (J. Clay 70, M. Allen night. The winning goal was scored five minutes before half- five for 26).
Jeft The Rome-bound New Zea-
At Bradford: Glamorgan 194 time-Rafter. (B. Hedges 80, A. Walkins 41). Yorkshire 148 for five (W. Stott! 75)-Reuter.
Baseball results
two-year-olds, to be run over Today's baseball results in-
six furlongs at York on Thurs- culded:
day, August 18 are:
Phil, Night Life,
Capableo,
New York, Aug. 10,
American League
New Blood, Pardao, Test Case, New York Foxstar, Roy Pennent, Indian Chicago
Conquest, Time Greine, Flori-
bunda, War Rock, Blue Sails, Baltimore Prince Tudor, Good
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EXPLOSIVES
During the day, young Fascista two cardboard boxes filled with explosives at the Eur sports complex on the south side of the town, second biggest of the two major sites the Games openlos on
for
Mysterious disappearance of Olympic sculler
Stuart Mackenzie
Rome, Aug. 10.
6100 Australian sculler Stuart Mackenzie, whose mys- terious "disappearance" has had Olympic offi- cials puzzled for days, was reported on his way to Italy today.
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and Practice (8:11). Twentysix second acceptors weights for the Ebor Handicap, to be run over one mile and thrcequarters at York on Wednesday, August 17 are;
Milka Singh wins
But officials of the Australian [that be was sick, or missing, or Olympic team said they had no both. news of him and were still expecting him to take part in the rowing events starting on August 80.
August 25, The home-mado bombs did not go off.
Special Olympic medallions
from the Pope
Vatican City, Aug, 10. Pope John will give a special medallion to every athlete taking part in the Olympic Games, irrespective of his religion.
Vatican officials said today the mediallion's design, which had been entrusted to the well- known Italian sculptor, Glacomo Manzu, was not yet complete.
TO A DRAW BY SOUTH VIETNAM
Kuala Lumpur, Aug. 10.
In a Group 'A' match South Korea, the favourites to wrest the Merdeka Soccer Cup from Malaya, were held to a scoreless draw by their con- querors last year, South Vietnam.
It was a game of missed chances with the defences
stealing the show.
Both the goalkeepers, Bam, their goalkeeper T, Hosuke Heung Chul of Korea and Duc brought off a couple of fine of Vietnam gave a brilliant dis- saves,
play.
Japan began well and after the The match was mostly a grim Pakistan goal barely escaped two
ΠΑΡΤΟΥ struggle in midileld.
shaves, the Japanese
In the tenth minute aj took the lead in the 11th minute tremendous 30-yard shot by through centre-forward T. Korean left-half Yoo Kwang Miyamoto of a lovely pass by -- Joo was brilliantly saved by the speedy left-winger
Duc,
Then the cxellement switched to the Korean goal.
Vietnam were awarded two free-kicks in the next ter minutes.
save
Great save
Sugiyama
Dominated
Pakistan retaliated strongly and Hosaka saved brilliantly from Umar, and then Hussein's shot grazed the up-right.
The Pakistans cominated the second half, in which play was confined mostly to the Japanese half,
Off the first Ham made a great
from Ho. In the next! minute
Ho tried
again from almost the same spot and best
Pakistan equalised in the 46th Ham but full-back Kim Chung
through left-winger Suk headed the ball off the line, minute
In the 32nd minute Due saved Moosa and took the lead in the with a leap to his left to stop a 70th minute with a gift when nicely placed shot from ten Sugiyama deflected the ball into his own goal. Pakistan made yards by Cha Tai Sung.
The second half was much a victory certain when in the 75th repetition of the first with both minute inside-left Jhan scored teams fighting desperately to off a Moosa pass-Reuter. score with the defences again on
top.
in
The drawn match puts Korea Teams arrive for
the best position to win
Group "A". They have won two matches and have now to! meet Singapore tomorrow in the last match which they should
win. easily Vietnam but lost to Korea and With 'to- are two points down
Vietnam night's drawn match are three points down
pre-Olympic
Hongkong bat basketball event
Japan defeated
Bologna, Aug. 10. The Rags of Canada, Czecho- slovakia, Sudan, Surinam and Thailand, were hoisted today at the Sports Palace where the tourna- Games qualifying basketball ment for the Olympic. will open on Saturday.
In s Group 'B' match Japan were defeated 3-1 by Pakistan, Some of the medals will be Then tonight about 200 mem-handed over to athletes person-
Japan had led 1-0 at halt bers of the Fascist youth ly by the Pope at his Mass
Ume.
The teams from these coun- movement burned Communist audience for Olympic athletes Tals was Pakistan's second tries are already in Bologna. hammer-and-sickle Baga at
Their last match against The ceremony was accom- on St Peter's Square on August win. the Foro Italico (Italian
on Friday, August 12, panied by bugle calls and the the Games Malaya 24, the day before Forum) on the north side of
will decide the winners of playing of the national anthems, Rome, where
Teams were present in their monuments Members of the International Group 'B'
Paidston, fully deserved their] Olympic uniforms. raised by Mussolini to himself Olympic Committee will be re- are in danger of being received in audience by Pope win. Though they tralied 1-0 moyed,
John on August 29 at Castel- at half-time they held the better ed tomorrow and on Friday for the the later arrivals from other exchanges but Work was begun two days ago, gandolfo, the papal summer of the
residence-Reuter.
Japanese defence, particulady countries.-Reuter.
and suddenly suspended on Tuesday, to erase the inscrip- Hons in marble and mosale which praise Fascism at the forum.
Italian pollee moved in 'on the young Fascists with the red riot jeeps, One youth smashed a jeep windshield with a rock, but no onE WAR hurt in the brief scuffle be... fore the Fascists were dis- persed.
Police arrested about 20 de-
monstratora.—AP.
27th straight win for Chic
Calderwood
Unbeaten
British
The
open.
U.S.
The ceremony will be repeat-
take
tipped to
gold medals Games athletics
most
in
Rome, Aug. 10.
The United States will take the lion's share of the gold medals in the athletic events of the Seventeenth Olympic Games here with Germany taking second place and the Soviet Union third, predicted Vince Reel, assistant coach to the Indian athletics team here today.
able to track down the athlete fight after the eighth round roach who has been training the gium). 2. Cunliffe (U.S.)." 3—| himself. He said Mackenzie's.
father was lying in from Sydney because of a cut over on August 19 for a reunion with strong's left eye. his son.
Atm
Shot put 1.--O'Brien, (US). 2--Long
2.-Davis (U.S.);
3
In an interview with AFP at think of the list” said Reel who the Olympic Village here Vince has been coaching since 1838. Reel who was awarded a Full- His winners' list gave the fol-} (US.).
Discus: 1.-Babka (U.S.). 2.—–— bright Fellowship in 1957 said: lowing names;
100 metres: 1-Nartan (U.S.). Szecsenyi (Hungary), 3.--Oerter. Paisley, Aug. 10.`
"I may be sticking my neck out Chic
but I do not think my ratings 2-Hary (Germany). 3-Jeffries (U.S.). Calderwood,
Javelin: 1.--Alley (U.S.), Z.-. 200 metres: 1-Norton_(U,S:). Zsivotzky (Hungary), 3—Ruden- and British Empire will be very far wide of the (South Africa). Hrht-heavyweight
mark. I know Ray Norton, fos boxing
hap had a strained 2-Johnson (U.S.), 3.-Radford kov (Soviet Union).
Decathlon: 1.—Johnson (US). champion, gained his 27th example,
| 2,-Kuznélov (Soviet Union). Boxecutive win here tonight back but he is still my bet for (Britain)
400 metres: 1-Milkha Singh 3-Yang (Nationalist China), when he beat heavyweight the 100 and 200 metres gold Houson said he had heardi
medals" Joey Armstrong, of Ghana.
(India), 2-Mel Spence (South rumours that Mackenzie had
Despite the recent world hop, Africa). 3.-Kaufman (Ger- 400 metres relay: 1---United referee stopped the fallen sick but he had been un-scheduled ten-round non-title step and jump record set up by many).
States. 2.-Germany. 3.-Bri- Poland's Schmidt, the American
800 metres: 1.-Moens (Bel- tain,
1,600 metres relay: 1-West Primera (nine stone seven
sprinters of the Indian team for Kerr (West Indies).
Indies, 2-South Africa. pounds). Operatic Society (0:0); High Perch (8:13); Paul Jones
the past three months gave
1,500 metres: 1.
Elliot U.S. (8:11); New Brig (8:8); Farmney
Calderwood, on top moet of Russia's Kreer as the Olymple.
(Australia). 2. --- Rozsavolg
As for the result of the Fox (8:7); Persian Road (8:4);
Mackenzie was reported the time, first opened the cut
(Hungary). 3. Vahos |marathon which will be Light Horseman (8:3); Billun
this morning to be on his in the second round, and the
Breakdown (Rumania),
gruelling event if the blistering and Babu (8:9): Water Wings,
way to Come, a northern referce stopped the bout after
5,000 metres: 1-Pirie (Brun, now beating down Jet Stream and Supreme Courage
Italian resort,
it opened again.
Conch Reel, a former physical tain), 2. Grodetzki (Ger- Rome continues, Reel said: (7:19); Fall of Cruachan and
Calderwood meets Willie education professor Quelle Chance (7:9); Colchicum,
He has been staying, it was Pestrano
at Bagdad maty). 3.-Bolotnikov (Soviet "Anyone could win and that (United States) in University and coach of the Union).
same person could disó be last. Vienna and Poetic Licence (7:8); The Indian athlete easily bent Mackenzie has been in Europe learned, in the Swiss cily of Scotland on September 18 in a Iraq athletes team during the
Halberg This sun will hurt the Euro Eborneezer and Domesday (7:1); French sprinter Abdul Seye by for most of this year competing Lucerne. His landlady there bout that has been billed as 1957 Pan-Arab Games at Beirut (New Zealand). 2. Kovacs peans for more than the come Red Ross and Dainarmein (7:4); three tenths of a second, while as an individual. He was sche told United Press International an eliminator for the world gave the breakdown of countries (Hungary) 3.-Artinyuk (50-petitors from warmer parts of Roll Away, Roman Empire, Jamaica's Malcolm Spence finish-duled to show up in Rome last by telephone that she under-light-heavyweight crown held Dolores V, and Stirling (7:0)ed third, clocking 47.5 seconds, week and his non-appearance stood he had suffered a recur-by American Archie Moore follows:
the world. So many things Reuter,
-AFP.
sparked off a food of rumours 'rence of an old ulcer-UPI,
Reuter.
Steeplechase; 1 Krzyszko decide the marathon winner, wiak (Poland). 2.-Buhl (Ger- A shoe wrongly tied means a many). 3,~~Sokolov (Soviet blister in the first few kilo- Union).
metres and you're but? AFP.
Fortunebleau, Aug. 10. India's Olympic hope Milka Singh won an international, 100 metres race here today in the excellent time of 46.8 seconds, despite a bad track,
THE GAMBOLS
“As far as we're concerned Mackendle is on the list of athletes who will be com+ peting for Australia there," Kaid Jack Houson, Amfyłazt General Manger of the Ant- tralian team. "That's the way we're treating this thing until Stu tells us differently,"
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winner.
10,000 motres: 1,
medals aviet Union).
athletic winning
United States (13 gold, silver and 7 bronze-total 26)."
Germany (no gold, 5 liver, 2 bronze-total 7).
High bundles: 1. Calhoum Soviet Union (one gold, one (US). 2.May (US). 8.- silver and four bronze-total 6).
South Africa (ail, 2 silver and Lauer (Germany).
1 bronze--total 4).
**400 metres hurdies: 1- Hungary (l,' 4 silver and nil Davis (U.S.). 2. - Folgleter -total 4).
(South Africa). 3. Cusaman Reci who was awarded an (U.S.).
honourable mention during the
United States sprint trials for
High Jump!--
Thomes
the Berlin 1938. Olymmies when (US). 2. Tle Faust - (US). he had to compete against such 3-Dimas (US),
men as Jesse Owens was also, Broad hamp: 1-Boston (U.S.), bold enough to give the name of 2-Steinbach (Germany). 3 the men who would fill the first Hoberson (US). three places in each athletic. Morris (US), a. — Click Pole vandt 1 Bragg (US.), event,
"I know the Russians would
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