THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, AUGUST 16, 1960.
JACK BRABHAM WINS AGAIN
Portuguese Grand Prix victory puts him in almost unchallengeable position
Oporto, Aug. 14.
World racing driver Jack Brabham of Australia won his fifth Grand Prix in a row here today-the 253-mile Portuguese Grand Prix over the twisty cobbled Boavista circuit through the streets of Oporto.
Driving a Cooper Climax at an average speed of 175.849 kph (109.805 mph), he made virtually certain of being 1960 champion as he was in 1959.
STARTING TOMORROW
LYMPIC TORCH!
Your guide to Rome and gold medals
Herb Elliott not among Australia's Olympic marathon entries
Sydney, Aug. 14.
Star runner Herb Elliott was told today he cannot compete in the marathon event at Rome, be- cause the Australian Amateur Athletics Union already has chosen three runners, the largest entry possible.
The three to compete are His coach, Percy Cerutty,
Power Alan Lawrence, Daive
said Elliot's omission from the marathon meant Australia and lan Sinfield.
Elliott had been keen to run sacrificing almost certainly the in the 1,500 metres and sub-gold medal.
their stitute the marathon for the! Elliot and Power won 800 metres.
events at the Olympic trials t Newcastle today despite stomach upsets.
Baseball results
New York, Aug. 15. Yesterday's baseball results included:
NATIONAL LEAGUE
St Louis Pittsburgh
(1st game)
RHE
4 14
9 18
(2nd game-11 innings)
Pittsburgh
2 $ 4
St Louis
3
.8 1
(18) game)
2. 10
{
Chicago Philadelphia
(2nd game)
Chicago Philadelphia
(isi mam)
Los Angeles Cincinnati
(14 game)
San Francisco .Milwaukee
Outside record
Elliott had planned to make an Australian record bid for the 1,300 metres, but his Ume of 3 minutes 48.2 seconds was
lis team-mate Bruce Maclaren of New Zealand was second, also in a Cooper Climax. Jimmy Clark of Britain was third in Lotus which was re-built over- night after a crash in practice yesterday--and Wolfgang Van Trips of Germany fourth in an Italian Ferrari,
Lap record
Britain's Stirling
Moss, driving in his first Grand Prix since he was serioudy hurt in practice for the Belgian Grand Prix, was plagued by bls traditional finx and finished fifth.
Moss, in a Lotus, made strong challenge early in the race when he broke the lap re- cord, but called at the pits four times with engine trouble. AL the end of the race he was four laps behind the leaders.
Brabham, 34, is now unchal- lenged for the 1860 champion- ship except by his team-mate Maclaren.. He has won five, of the 10 championship events and has 40 points, Maclaren now has 32 points and Moss is next with 13.
Only eight cars finkled out o the 15 starters in today's ract, run for 55 laps of the 7.4 kilo-
WINS AGAIN Malaya, Korea
OPEN RINKS BOWLS TITLE FOR CCC FOUR
The
Craigenjower. Cricket A. A. Guterres. Club four of F. Lee, C. K. Sunj,
Play was of a low standard F. K. Lau and J. §, Landolt ye on the whels, with most of the terday annexed the Colony Open contestants playing well below Among the Rinks lawn bowls title the first their usual form. Open title to be deelded this winners, C. K. Sung and J. year with a convincing 25-10 Landolt were prominent, while viotory iz the final over among the losers, skip. A. A. Recreio's V. Sequeira, A. M. Guterres was left to wage prac Baptista, Silva-Netto and tically a lone battle against the
R.
Three teams
do well in
pre-Olympic
basketball
Bologna, Aug. 15.
metae (4.6 mile) creuit' - 3 | Three of the four top-seeded distance of 407.385 kilometres (253 miles).
Incidents
There were many exciting Incidents but no injuries, The crowd went hushed and tense when the loudspeakers an- nounced that John Surtees, The young British motorcycle champion who had been lead- ing the race, had
"turned
oyer"
teams in the pre-Olymple basketball tournament were riding high today on the basis of yesterday's games. Only one had trouble,
The
Czechoslovakia, in one of the tournament's finest displays of power routed Surinam 121-49 to set a team-scoring record. Czechs made their tournament debut in this game. Surinam had previously beaten Sudan. But the Portugues word used
Poland spurted to an 11-0 lead also means "turned round and a 21-point first half score which was apparently what had
and then played Israel on just happened.
The race was run anti-clock-about leven tears in the final wise the reverse the usual 20 minutes to win its second European procedure over a cir- game 78-53. Israel in now 1-1, cuit whose longest straight is only one and a half miles and is very rough and hard on tyres and suspension.
Brabham has already won the Belgian, Dutch, French and Bri-
events. tish
There are only
COMPLAINED
器
to
Belgium needed strong second-half my
defeat Germany 67-6), a team which has shown surprising strength so far despite having lost both its games.
on
winners.
share Merdeka Soccer trophy
100-minute goalless draw in final
Kuala Lumpur, Aug. 14,
Malaya and South Korea fought out a 100-minute goalless draw in the final of the Third Merdeka Festival Soccer Tournament here today. Neither side had scored at full-time and the ten minutes' extra time provided for in the tourna- ment rules failed to produce a result. The two teams will therefore share the trophy, holding it for six months each. Malaya formerly held the trophy.
Seven other teams-South, Woo Sang Kwon saw his hard Vietnam, Indonesia, Hongkong, rising shot barely tipped over Singapore, Pakistan, Thailand by Malayan goalkeeper Lourdes and Japontook part in the for a corner. tournament.
The game was played on R sodden ground and this ap- peared to affect Korea though they dominated the ex- changes.
Above photo shows the six front men during the game. They are (from left): F. Lee, P. K'Lan, C. K. Sung, V. B. Suva - Netto Sequira, (bowling) and A. M. Baptista,
Seen in action below is the winning skip J. S. Landolt ground. China Mail photos.
more,
The match began at a terrifc pace in spite of the slippery
Missed
Play in the first 20 minutes was even though the Koreans were attacking strongly.
Then Chun
Sak tested Lourdes with a high shot which Lourdes safely handled
Offside
There was a moment of real anxiety for Kores in the 68th minute when Malaya's. Ng Boon-bee streaked away but he wasted time taking a shot and full-back Kim Hong-bok pounced on the ball to kick it to safety.
Outside-right Chang Soon Two minutes later Malayan Ng Chun narrowly missed, mi lest Boon-bee scored but..the lines three times in the first hali. man had waved offside. Towards the end of the first The referee whistled but the half, Korea's lanky, centre-roar of the crowd drowned the forward Cha Tal-sang also had noise,
bad luck, His first shot was The Anal whistle came with saved by Lourdes while the the Korean's still pounding away second went inches wide as the without success.
Malayan goalkeeper anxiously
sprawled on the floor.
The Koreans had the better of
play in the goalless extra-time.
In the second half the Reuter,
Koreans had the better of the
exchanges but were again dog-Indonesia take
ged by ill luck.
Ten
mthutes after the
interval, Korean
ins-de-luft
Young Pioneer School is an
incubator Russian sports
of future
champions
By WILL GRIMSLEY
(Will Grimsley of the Associated Press, one of the United States' outstanding sports writers, has visited the Soviet Union to report on Russian preparations for the Olympic Games as part of the AP's special pre-Olympic sports coverage. Following is the second of a series of exclusive articles in which Grimsley describes the development and training of Soviet athletes),
Moscow, Aug. 15.
third place
Indonesia easily beat Pakis
tan 1-0 toniglif to take third .place in the Merdeka Soccer
Tournament,
Indonesia had finished
10
equal points with South Korea
in Group "A" but better goal average put Koren in the final. Though the first half was goal- less there was little doubt as to the Indonesians' superiority.
dominated
the ex- They changes in the second half to run out worthy winners.
Indonesia "took the lead from a penalty which Inside- Left Omo converted in the 13th minute.
Omo, the Indonesians' best forward
was always a threat to the Pakistanis,
In the 27th minute, Indonesia led 2-0 through inside-right Henki. Then Omb assured the Indonesians of victory with two more goals in the 34th and 88th
trick."
The Young Pioneers School is an incubator of future sports champions minutes to complete his "hat-
located on the outskirts of Moscow near the famed Dynamo Stadium.
is no
The Pakistanis had their
6.2 seconds outside the record, three more that count for the championship the Italian,
The German leam lost a one- Power easily beat the world Moroccan and United States point decision to Canada
and three-mile record (Watkins Glen) events. Reuter. Friday night and Belgium: by wo holder Alby Thomas in the 5,000
a 33-27 score at the halfway metres, timing 14 minutes 17
mark last night, seconds.
other games yesterday,
It is a complete athletic plant, the hammer and sickle, is just
It is for sports strictly. There chances, especially in the first made its Switzerland
debut
other curriculum. The half. But their forwards were en older child's dream, one of part of this vast programme. with a 68-44 .wir over ARE 30 children's sports schools in
"You might say this is a finish. chiktren do not live on the pre-off mark. The slippery turf be regular cause of earlier rain appeared affect Pakistan badly. ---- tralia, which is now 0-2; Aus- this city timed at speeding gifting school for young athletes," The der
school and then undergo their ta tria, now 1-0 held of a mid-ed young sons and daughters or explained Ivan Dmitrievich, the rigid sports training during off Beuter.
Soviet toward athletic second half rally by Britain, the
director. "Four hundred (0-1) to win 67-62 in a game greatness.
sand boys and girls between six
They are virtually wards of after which both coaches com-
and eighteen years of age took the state, with little tone of about the Official
tests try to qualify for the
their own. school.
Betty Cuthbert comfortably beat Pat Duggan over both the 100 and 200 metres-reversing her two losses in Sydney 1 Saturday.
1 4 1
She clocked 11.8 seconds for the 100 metres and 24.3 seconds
for the 200 metres-AP.
THIRD MAJOR
TITLE FOR
9 0 ROD. LAVER
7
1 8
3 9
+
2 7
0
0 5 1
3
4
0
AMERICAN LEAGUE
An Olympic competitor at 65
London, Aug. 14.
An energetic grandmother will plained
be one of the British athletes tournament ball.-AP. competing in the Olympic Games.
She is Mrs Brenda Williams, 65, who was named today as a British rider in the Grand Prix Dressage event.
It will be no novelty for her. She rode in the last Olymples, and does not think that 85 is an extraordinary age for a com- petliive horsewoman.
""The horse ought to be! younger," she said.
South Orange, Aug. 14. Australian champion Rod Laver maintained his mastery of the US. grass court tennis circuit with a 6-3, 10-8 8-4 o victory over Don Dell in the
final of the Eastern Champlon-years ago. ships today.
In the women's division, 17-
Her horse is named "Little Model." She bought him three
"I trained him myself," she said at her home in Slough.
0 year-old Karen Hantze of San "This has been our first year in
Diego
(16) game)
Detroit
Cleveland
Detroit Cleveland
1
5
(2nd rame)
3
9
0
2
3
(1st game)
Kansas City Chicago
3
6
9
15
(2nd game)
11
Kansas City Chicago
Boston Baltimore
won her major advanced competition, and we
ürst
2 crown in the first teenage title have won all six events we en-
0 match in the history of the tered."-AP.
toumament, 6-1, 6-3, over 17.
year-old Nancy Richey of San
1 Angelo, Texas.
Athletics match
For Laver, it marked his
Rotterdam, Aug. 14. third straight ille in as many Holland beat France by 68 toumaments. The red-haired points to 48 today in a women's Australian Davis Cupper won international athildes match at O both the Pennsylvania Cham-Vlaardingen, near here. Opionship and the Southampton Holland won eight of the -UPI. Invitation-AP.
cleven events.--Reuter,
(1st game)
Washington New York
5 5
4 12
THE GAMBOLS
BUT I TOOK YOU
· OUT TO DINNER
LAST MONT
AND TAB NIGHT BEFORE
THAT
Belgian wins
world pro cycling title
Cerami (Beighm).
It is a unique institution government-supported, as are all Communist ventures, and staffed with a full faculty of coaches and trainers in all sporia,
The enrollees are boys and girls from six to 18 years old.
The subjects are nothing but sports-track and fed, gymnas- tics, cycling, skiing, fencing, etc.
Famous students
From such schools come such Russian athletle giants as de- cathlon ace Vladimir Kuznetsov, the fabulous Tamaps and Irina Press of Lenigrad who ore the newest track stars, wrestler Vakhtang Balavadze and gym- hast Uri Titov, who will be Josef battling the United States and other countries for gold medals the In the 17th Olympics at Rome 113.6 later this month. hours
thou-
"We accepted some two thou- sand-2,128, to be exact. These were the cream of the lot, who underwent physical examina- long and proved their skill in very strenuous tests,"
1
These selected youngsters work out three hours a day tour or five times a week under the best possible coaches.
"Everyone must take gym- nastics," sald director Dmitrievich. "We
consider that the foundation of all sports.
4
Underchannel swimming
Calais, Aug. 14. American #mermaid" Jakie Baldasare will attempt to swim the English Channel underwater tomorrow.
Staff of coaches
The 25-year-old honey blond housewife said she would enter Then a boy or girl may the water early in the afternoon, She said she expected to reach choose a specialty and con- centrate on that event. They Dover after swimming 40 hours, are put into a 'class, given ex-four metres below the surface. "They all want to be cham-pert training and coaching and -AFP. plaza and represent their then sent into competition
oquiatry in International com- │ngainst similar schools." pelition," Dmitrievich said.
This was the summer period “They take vows not to smoke, and all top pupils of the school not to drink, not to be fat- were away at camp-swimming, headed in victory and poor hiking, exercising under in-
structors. sports in defeat.”
4
Weightlifting record
Hohenstein Ernshal, Aug. 14.
Henrik Van Looy, of Belgium, won the World Professional Road Race Cycling Champion ship here today
Second was Andre Darrigade
and third (France),
Van Looy's time for 279.39-kilometre (about
seven mile) course 47 minutes 27,0 secxids.
Russian athletes, who won 98 The Young Pioneers School, track, cyclists zoomed The first 18 riders finished in medals in the 1958 Games at has two gymnasiums set aside the velodrome with its banked and Jerk world record with 170
for gymnastics and concrete tueas and two young kilograms. a bunch, and were all credited Melbourne, don't come by their strictly
Kurynov held the previous re regulation track paraplegics with new wooden with the same time as Van feats through chance or heritage. acrobatics; a Looy.
They are the products of a and field stadium seating 7,000; legs tried them out on the in- cord of 169,500 kgs, since 1958.
ATP. stern, Spartan system, success an ice skating rink kept frozen door ice rink
Other placing included:
4. Imerio Massignan (Italy).
5. Raymond Poulidor (France). 8. Hans Junkermann Germany)-Reuter,
Barry Appleby
KEEP TELLING YOU WE MUST ECONOMISE
HOW FLSE CAN I SAVE ON HOUSEKBEPINO?
(West
Country camp
of which is built on years of the year around; a cycling arena; rigorous training.
basketball, volleyball courts and The children's school, com a club room for chess and monplace through this land of checkers.
GAS FOR JOY
Six tennis courts were recent- ly added Equipment, however,
However, a dozen tykes play- ed soccer in the infield of re- gulation quarter-mile
Rica, Aug. 14. Alexander Kurynov of the cinder USSR today bettered his own around middleweight weightlifting clean
The six clay tennis courts were full and a half-dozen boys were busy hitting tennis balls against a crude wooden wall, they did it for hours,
Except for the albe of the 7,000 seat stadhan, the athletic is poor because tennis is a plant would be a credit to any latively new sport here. The American college or high school nets are like table tennis' nets. Instead of one gymnasium, there The rockets are poorly strung are separate rooms for gymnasts But players show unusual and acrobatics, basketball, box- promise,
ing, wrestling, fencing,
Each group has a staff of conthes and fraisers—not just one. Training. In regtinented and severe.
"We maintain a country camp in simmer," the director said. ⠀ through an interpretes. "The school costs boys and girls nothing. They are provided the
Pupils are rated on athletic beet, possible sports clothes and excellence and mast, uusintain a equipment without charge. They High standard. If a youninter get expert coaching.
CHESS
by LEONARD BARDEN
fails to measure to expectations "When they leave us, they are or to show proper spirit, he or ready to become masters of she may Aunk out a knor sporla"
dinary school, and lose the place to one of the thousands walling White to play and
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