THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1961.

DISAPPOINTING U.S. TENNIS FINALS Mantle hits 53rd

Easy straight-set wins for Roy Emerson and Darlene Hard

Forest Hills, Sept. 10. Roy Emerson, of Australia, and Darlene Hard, of the United States, won the men's and women's titles at the U.S. National Singles Lawn Tennis Championships here today. Emerson, third-seeded, crushed his compatroit, Rod Lover, the Wimbledon champion, 7-5, 6-3, 6-2, in a final which never lived up to expectation, to become the sixth Australian to win the American crown in as many years.

Emotion, who beat Laver in Rafnel Osuna of Mexico yes-, superbly to give the British the final uľ the Australian terday, played ca a well- girt little chance in the 47- Championships lust January olled machine today. Hla ser-, minute Anol. completely dominated the match, vice was strong and awkwardly Despito Are' double-faults serving and placing his shots; plazed, he was severe overhead in the match, three of them

тоге strongly, and was far and moved about the court

foot-fauks, Miss Hard served guleker about the court,

with eel-like quickness,

with tremendoun confidence and power and, helped by Miss Haydon's backhand mis- Lakes and weak returns of Nervice,

fost never

control of the play.

Laver. who lucked giale, was never able to produce his killing volleys and whipilke backhanda.

47-minute match

Miss Hard, who inlased most of the European reason through liness, trounced Britain's Ann Haydon 6-3, 6-4 in a 47-minute

natch that also disappointed.

Emerson sharpened by his five-sel semi-dinal battle against

Hungary in World Cup finals

Berlin, Sept. 10. Hungary today made sure of a place in the World Soccer Cup Anals by defeating East Germany 3-2.

win

Wulter the nt

Tilm

Ulbricht Stadium in East Berlin

put the Hungarians safely at the top of Group Four and guara

Chile next lead their trip to June.

Previously Hungary defeated

com-

WR Lover below his best, Emerson took complete mand of the second and third zets, never allowing the Wim- biccion champion down,

Lo settle

He moved the ball constantly from sideline to sideline, drove seep, and seklom allowed Laver to rush to the net.

Emerson qulekly got on top to lead 3-1 in the Gral net after breaking Laver's service In the fourth, game. He then alimbed to 4-1 and never Joked back.

Far from classical Laver kept level with Emer- son in the third set until the Australian title-holder broke cham- through the Wimbledon pion's delivery to take the Nith game to lova.

ed resigned to the inevitable.

From then on, Laver appear-

Emerson leaped on anything ed are and precision. short, while Laver's shots lack-

From 4-1 Anerson again broke Lover's service in the seventh game

and served out

the match for the title with a

tave gurne on his own service. Earl Germany 3-0 and the In the women's Anal Miss Netherlands 3-0-AP.

Hard smashed and volleyed

U.S. National Golf

Championships begin today

Pebble Beach, Sept. 10. The 61st annual U.S. National Golf Champion- ships begin tomorrow with Americans Deane Beman and Jack Nicklaus the ones to beat in a select field of 200 competitors.

PHIL HILL.

Ihis was a tragedy-morrod victory.

VON TRIPS

KILLED IN

MONZA RACE

Tearful winner Phil Hill assured of Drivers' title

Monza, Sept. 10.

Phil Hill of the United States today won a tragedy-marred Grand Prize

of Italy motor race in which German driver Wolfgang Von Trips and 11 spectators were killed.

The race continued with shocked crowds pushed back and cars roaring around the trach for two hours past the badles of the dead airewn over the STARS and covered with.

newspapers.

Three-way crash

nevertheless,

noble

Germany's No. 1

the His

homer as Yankees

win

again

New York, Sept. 11.

Mickey Mantle today hit his 53rd home run but Roger Maris failed to get any in their attempts to break Babe Ruth's record while the New York Yankees continued their amazing mastery over the Cleveland Indians by sweeping a double match by 7-6 and 9-3.

Mantle's blow came in the third inning of the night game and left him two games behind the pace Ruth set in 1927 when he hit 60 horders.

Maris, observing his 27th birthday, has 68 home rung and Is four games ahead of Ruth's pace.

Both Mantle and Marls have 10 ramen in which to break the Babe's mark in 154 decisions.

Horse plunges into lake- while leading

Hmilation set by in home stretch

Comunisaloner Ford Frick for record-recognising purposes. Ruth hit bis 60 home runa tu 184 games. The schedule is now longer.

In eight times at bat, Muris had two singles, fled out twice, fouled out oner, popped out, and walked iwice.

Mantle walked three times for a total of 19, homered, tiple, struck out grounded oui and hit into a double-play.

The Yankees double sweep pushed their winning streak to 12 and extended their Yanken Stadium string over the Indians to 16 straight over a two-year span.

The two triumphs, coupled with Boston's 8-7 decision over second-place Detroit, left tho Yankees only eiglit victories 吋 Tiger defeats wway from nailing down the American League pennant. The Yanks now lead by 11 gumes,

Results

Forterie, Sept. 10,

Dumbfounded punters watched their bals float away when Puss to Boots, leading the field by two lengths In the home stretch, suddenly galloped off course and plunged into a lake-puristed by his Jockey, a rowing boat full of track officials, five slabitboys and three grooms,

The horse, egged on by the Encouragement of panters who bet on other horses, MOZOSTA about 200 yards and stayed in the water for six minutes.

The grooms eventually caught up with hiro and coaxed him to the shore.

Publio beiting on Pusü In Boola amounted to $17,535 (about £0,190),

China Mail Speclat.

Luis Ayala joins

2 Kramer's troupe

Today's results included:

AMERICAN LEAGUE

(Second game) .

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7 10

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8 15

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10

13 17

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Kanano City

NATIONAL LEAGUE

British racer Gerald Ashmore | with his back wheels, It was World Championship. And Wis Injured seriously, 25 the fatal moment.

many were certain he would be spectators ineluding five Swiss "Von Trips' car' spun twice the first German ever to Ret and two Germans, were hurt and went into the guardrail the title. when Baron Von Trips Ferrari along the inside of the tracic. Scion of a well-to-do hurtled into a crowd packed Then it bounced back, struck family in the Rhineland th elbow to elbow,

my own car and bounced Into Count earned his laurels the crowd on the outside."

hard

way Ashmore's car was bolloved to parents did not think much of Cleveland havo hit either Von Trips' red hla early motoring ambitions, New York Ferrari or Clark's Lotus some- And the engine of a Porsche in where during the pileup.

Detroit which he placed second in the Witnesses sald they saw first car race of his life In 1854 Boston Von Trips' body hurtle out was paid for out of the prize Minnesota of the car as it bounced into money. the crowd. The tumbling Fer- TATI ploughed through the stunned crowd before the spectators realised what had happened, or even had time le cry out. After Sunday's race, Hill had the Drivers' Chompionship as- sured. Hill knew there had been an

No other driver would It was Lar from a classical accident, but had not been told able to overcome his lead in nual and was almost totally de- anyone died. At the end of the the final race counting for the vold of drama except for a few race, as he beamed with no of the United States at Watkins championship, the Grand Prize brief moments when Miss Hay-piness whlie -the American

the final set, Anthem was played, he learned Glen, New York, October 7, den, trailing 3-6 drew up from love-40 on her what had happened. He burst own service, to save three match into tears and was too shocked pulls and win the game. lo speak. Router.

the U.S.

the Open and Amateur aix times each, Harry Nicklaus holds the record for

Berman is the present cham- | pion and begins the defence of histe by taking

Allers of the U.S., In a first the lowest searc ever turned in round duel. Nicklous, the 1950 by an amateur in the U.S. Open champlun when only 19, has a 202 at Denver in 1900 and first round bye.

has qualiḥed for the Amateur

Hei

Beman, 23, has won the Orl-j every year since he was 14. tish and U.9. amateur crowits, too has been on the past two and is one of only nine play- | victorious, Walker Cup teams.

era to have done so. He has

been

OTI

teams

Cup

two Walker

qualified for

and fans

Spanish Soccer

results

Madrid, Sept. 10 Spanish League soccer cham- piona

visited Real Madrid Sandunder today and won 2-0. Other Spanish League results this weekend were:

Real Socieded 2, Barcelona 1. Majorca 2. Oranuna 3. Elche 6, Saragossa 3. Atletico of Madrid 1, Betis 0. Valencia 3, Oviedo D-Reuter,

WOTAN

They head

the week-long the world's bext parade of amateurs over the Pebble Dench course that stretches for 0,047 yards over the high bìuits and beaches of the Pacifle. Par s 30-3672. but its difficulties vary from day to day because of the wind,

Eight of the holes have the ocean clther ug a background or n boundary. The course 1180 differs from the usual U.S. lny- cut in that the ninth and 10th holes, customarily near the club heuse, are the greatest distance Hway.

Cut

A series of eliminations the record 2,010 entry Hst to a workable fleld of 200. Of these 100 are Americans, with ten berths aloited to the British Walker Cup team, recent 11-1 victims of the U.S. quad at Scattle.

The visitors present a trio of challengers in doo Carr, three- tline winner of the Brilla

DARLENE HARD

good as ever.

SPORTRAIT

MARCH

**Gates are not necessarily all as bad as this, Rok- I've just remembered, this afternoon Rovers are

playing awa† ----

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the lead

Hill whipped into after Von Trips's car figured in

three-way crash

with two Lotus racers driven by Britous Jimmy Clurk and Gerald Ashmore, Clark was uninjured,

The victory virtually clinched for him the 1961 World Drivers Championship. He had been in second place after Von Trips, with only the Grand Prize of the United States yet to run. After trial runs yesterday, Von Trips had declined to make any prediction on the outcome of the race.

"Don't ask me to make a forecast on tomorrow's "race,” he toid re orters, "this wift be a race in which anything

might happen."

Standings

At the end of the Moaza race the standings for the Drivers Champlonship were;

In u

few years, ha became Germany's No. 1 racing driver Fhliadelphia and the idal of many thousands, Chicago some of whom had never seen St Louis a track

In 1958 he won the European Cincinnati Mountain Championship in a Porsche.

The next year, he switched to a Ferrari, quickly honours. When rain flooded the gaining mora International tracks, he was at its best.

Between races, he returned to the moated family castle at studied to become a farmer and Horrem near Cologne. He had he relaxed by raising, flowers on the parental estate." Ferrari, In the 1961 season, Trips 2. Wolfgang Von Trips. Ger- He won the Grand Prix races soon bulit up a fine points lead. many, Ferrari, also 33 points but at Aintree and Sandvoort, cap. with a lower placing score. tured two second ploces and

3. Stirling Moss. Lotur, 21.

1. Phil Hill, U.S., with 33 points.

Britain,

4. Richle Ferrari, 10.

5. Dan Gurney, US, che, 15.

P. Ginther, U.S.,

Pors-

II.

7.

Jim Clark, Britain,

Giancarlo Baghetti, Italy,

Lotus

The fatal crash came during Forrari, 10.

the second lap, only a few 8. Bruce Maclaren, New minutes after the race had Zeulund, Cooper, 8. started over the combined

one fourth.

"I w{I} try my best DS always" the Count had told on interviewer a few days ago, "But if it doctn't work there is nothing you can do about It,

Certainly Monza will not be matter of ilfe or death. After all wo are sportsmen."

He wanted to say. that even though he was leading in the

11

9. Jack Brabham. Australia,World Championship he did not

Monza track and open road and John Surtees, Britain, 4think a defent would be coures. опо of the world's AP. fastest speedways.

farmer

Was

A few minutes from the end, motorcycle champion John Surtees of Britain involved in another accident with Joachin Bonnier of Sweden. Surtees' Cooper plunged off the track, but neither he nor the Swedish ace was injured.

The fatal moment

Only 12 of the 32 starting cora unished the 430 kilometre

Russia beaten 1-0 283.0 mile) race.

by Austria

Moncow, Sept. 10, The Austrian national soccer

From a noble family

They used to call him "Count Crash". It was a good-humoured reference to the frequent spills Von Trips 200med into the

Wolfgang YOR Trips lead on the first lap and was

had Laken in the first whipping his Ferrari into post- tion for the banked · Veerland years after he had made! upen circuit back curve at the mouth end of the hla racing debut with a

track when

borrowed engine. the accident occurred.

There WAS Clark Raid afterwards: "Von left-winger

a burn but nothing is reider scored the only goal for Trips was running close to the bruise or

atop the Jashing match play with the first eight the Austrians in the seventh inside of the track. I was that would rounds over 18 holes esch. minute. He ran off with a long following him closely, keeping blond Count. He started his Next Friday's remi-finals and pass and lobbed the ball over

ncar the outside. At one polat | racing career ten years ago in Saturday's Anal are over 38 the Russian goalkeeper's head. Von Trips veered sideways se cross country moteteyeling. This www holes.AP.

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that my front wheels collided year, ho had set his eyes on the

Amateur: Mike Bouallack, cur- team today defenied the Sovie rent British champion and Union 1-0 before 90,000 dis- Martin Christinas, a rising star appointed Moscow fans.

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Paris, Sept. 19.

Lie Ayola. Chile's feeding

Flown tennis player, today signed

a professionöl contract with the

Jack Kramer troupe.

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Ayala, who will make his professional debut hero 1 Wednesday against. .Australian.. 7 Low Hoad, won the Italian

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the quarter-finals at Wimbledon for the past two years-Reut- ter.

THE ELUSIVE CUP

Here's the Cup Britain has won only once in 18 attempts. Charles Lawrie and U.S. captain Jack West- Innd hold the Walker Cup after America's victory,

Sangster made top seed in Canadian Tennis Tournament

Toronto, Sept. 10,

Carry Back not running in French race

New York, Sept. 10. Trainer Jack Price said to

Mike Sangater, the 26-year-old English Davis Cup day that the call Carry Back team member and ranked No. 1 in Great Bri-will not go to France to race tain, is top-seeded in the Canadian Tenals in the Prix De L'Are De Championships which get under way here tomorrow.

He will meet Bob Jacob of the men's singles will be beat of Toronto, the No, 2 man on the five sets, to conform with other Ontario Junior Davis Cup Leam, major world tennis tournaments in one of the first matches Previously the first and second the Toronto Lawn Tennis Club. rounds were best of three nota

Sangster Just

11-9, 7-5, 6

after a mighty struggle to Aus tralia's Rod Lover in the United States Championships at Forest Hilis yesterday.

Women's top speed

October 8. Triomphe at Longchamps, on

"A lot of my friends will bot disappointed," said Price, whose But I think it would be unfair wife, Katherine, owns the horse. to the horse. He would have to be taught to run in the opposite. direction to the one that he's

accustomed to, because that's Rede Buding, Germany, who the way they run over there.. won the United State Clay Price continued: "And than," ¡Court Championship in Chicago when he'd come back he'd have

year-the only Bob Bedard, 30, of Lennox-American over to take the title We've got a

non to learn que style all over again, ville, Quebec, trying for a ****la lopisetded

number of good artion theences hors that are just a good cvrd fourth Canadian Cham women. plonship. second-seeded. He

for his reputation ay, the Bird-

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won the title in 2000, 1067 and wills ́ ́gecöfid=söndedi Ann 1958 but was beaten last year Barclay of Toronto. Neither The three-year-old, in entered by Austrian Logi - Legensiónin : will play unifi tito second round In the $100,000 United Nations; who won't be back this year to when bilan Buding will meet | Handicap on the turf here next- defend the crown,

Brenda Nunne of Coronid and Saturday, it will; be die tient

Tournament amelais an. Mica Bareilly · will biey: Judy | time the popular condt Baghy fouléed today"` èuuh ́matali ̈ ́ ́t|TTAVÍM," Als of ToruniumAR. will run on the grua-APANI

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