WEST
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, TUESDAY, MAY 80, 1950.
ARE ALL
328 GLAMORGAN
INDIANS OUT FOR AGAINST
Cardiff, May 29. —At the close of play today on the second day against the West Indies touring cricketers, Glamorgan
Frank Sedgman of their match game wicket in their accond innings after dismissing
Eliminated By Unknown
the visitors for 328 runs in their innings.
Glamorgan's first innings total was 123 runs.
Glamorgan still required 153 runs to avoid an innings defeat, When lunch was taken carller in the day, the West Indies had scored 155 runs for two wickets. By ten the visitors had scored 294 runs for seven wickets. Before a large holiday crowd, the touring batsmen quickly settled down on the ideal wicket. They added 128 runs during the morning for the loss of only one wicket.
Jeff Stollmeyer and Frank Worrell batted on for exactly one hour when play resumed before Stollmeyer played over a ball and was bowled.
Paris, May 29.-living Dorfman (USA) today pro- vided the Arst major upst of the French Lawn Tennis Championships here by de-
When Worrell was joined by Fall of wickets: 1-4, 2-70. Parkhouse not out
-202, feating the seeded Austra Everton Weekes, the scoreboard 3-171, 4-202, Ian Champion, Frank Sedg-oved rapidly. Worrell reached 7-250, 8-320 and fi-320. man, one of the favourites his 58 with a glorious six after for the Wimbledon title.
only 22nd Darfninn, seeded
beat In hi own country. Sedeman 2-0, 0-1, 3-4, 6-4, 7-3 round after a In the fourth
hard Aght
Sedgmun,
who was handi-
extent by
copped to some
wrist injury. was finally out- played by the America's le Beste placements near the net.
BROMWICH THROUCH
Bromwich, fortner Jolu
Champion, Erle Australian Sturgess, South Africa's No, I and the American, Art Larsen, fuflowed! Dortman tu quarter-finals.
Bromwich
the
ally good tennis to score a con- toriable 6-3, 6-2, 8-1 win over Sven Davidson of Sweden.
Sturget thanks largely to ht Splenald volleying, overcame Fre! Kovaleski (United States) C-1, 4-6, 6-4, 6-3 while Larses, sixth ranking American, after early errors settled down to outplay Bernard Destremau, the French internallonal, 6-3, 3-0, 7-5, 0-4.
the
HARD FIGHT
100 minutes, but though both
raen played delightful strokes Hever Weekes dominated the part- Woller uership, racing to his half cen-Shepherd
Boll were Museer tury in 50 minutes,
Jones well set at the Interval.
E." Davies TEN DEEP
פין :
6-222,
SPORTSMAN'S DIARY ASKS
Are Middlesex Testing Our Future Cricket Captains?
Middlesex county Intend to give
their potential county captains of the future a chance to gain experience and show their characteristics now.
As R. W. V. Robins, probably the best cricket captain in the county today is unable to lead Middlesex in the next few matches, his understudy is to be W. J. Edrich. Later the committee will give opportunities to others, Denis Compton will be among them.
What Middlesex think today may sonably prove to be what England thinks Lunorrow. Middlesex Influence in the Home is high. If they discover a real cap- tain, younger than Walter Robins, he may eventually sad England here, or in Aur- tralio.
1 Edrich Brst played for Middlesex In 1997, so he has waited quite a time for The modest honour of leading the side in four matches running. He has previously bn in charge only on occasions.
Extras
Bowling
Total (for one wichtet)
52
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GLAMORGAN
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2nd Innings 52 (for one wicket).
Williams
4 0
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Hamathin
+
1 15
1
spectators E. Davles, not nut
Valentine
#1 2
0
0
12
Byas 3, Leg-byes 4-Reuter.
A crowd of 15,000 was pre- Every sent after lunch. necupled and
WAR
were allowed to sit on the grass Woolter, b. Rauadhin 10 deep in places round the
boundary.
Werke was bowled when he reached 59 runs after his third wicket stand with Worrell had Tealised 101 in 30 minutes. Ila bit nine fours.
Walcott was dismissed by Wouller at short leg when the taken at 181, new ball was but Glamorgan's persevering
cess at 202.
Walcott fell la a good run- ning catch on the boundary and Worrell wan bowled by ball which swing late. Worrell batted
hours and for minutes, hitting une six and 10 fours.
ree
21
Trestrail and Willams falled to stay and at ten Johnson and Gomez were together with the runs for seven Beore at 294 wickets.
Johnson, who hit three alxes and four fours, went as a result
Middlesex Fail To
Enforce
unces.
Follow-on
THAT CASUAL TOUCH
He has it in him to steered, because of his personality, aggressive spirit, and deep knowledge of the game; and it not in- significant thing he was distinguish.d in war. Compton has played for the County a year longer than, Edrich, but has never yet captained the side, although he fed the Players against the Gentlemen,
No doubt when serious responsibilities fall upon him in this respect he will discard that rather churning touch of the casual in temperament.
A point is that before Middlesex have Baish.d with their experiments the first Test against the West Indies will be upon us.
ANYBODY'S TITLE
so open
A 25,000 crowd at Lords saw the Sussex seventh wicket pair, Jim Parks, 18-year-old all-rounder son of the old Sussex player, and the professional skipper,
have James Langridge, prevent the follow-on against Middle-
sex.
WORLD CUP
The pair
put on a valuable 44 runs in just over half a hour before Parks was caught for 33 runs
Langridge went 92 not out after batting three hours and 20 minutes. Ho hit six fours.
on to make
On the other hand, Surrey have distinct chances and co 'a Road
Warwickshire, well-balanced team, with strong Hol- bowling (including Erie ties!) and strong batting, 100.
As a long shot, Warwickshire must have as good a chance as any.
BACK TO THE OVAL?
TOTALL
by
Bill Edrich (right), who has captained Middlesex in their last few matches, and
Denis Compton.
MCC Await Report On Compton
Test selection as wicket-keeper i voles ns against the 44 voles of Second Division Not for years has the County ainst the English tourists in the First and
the 1950/31 season.
clubs. Cricket Championship Escen
Tallon aged 34, who withdrew Tuttenham suggests that the now. Certainly the
last year from the Australian League reason should start on London, May 29.-Bank Holiday crowds took adjoint champions of last year-
the Orst Saturday in September the time that he intended to
the third Saturday vantage of the good weather and the County cricket Middlesex and Yorkshire-have for South Afrien, hinted at the first Sat played exception-attack met with a double suc-
matches in most parts of the country had huge attend-done little to give their sup-retire from big cricket. How in May.
unless. confidence porters
ever
He later accepted selection SUCCESS ABROAD Middlesex can come off before in the Australian recond XI
In the first match of their long
which toured New Zealand, rugby tour in New Zealand, the As a result of his good form British Isles team secred six it. New Zealand with both bat penalty gonls, a kicked and gloves he has deelded to Malcolm Thomas, continue in the game.
The fact that they were given
chances, eloven
and scored
London, May 29.-The TWO MORE CLUBS
from six, whilst twenty-six
MCC are awaiting the re- awarded against them, Close-season football polities | were com large just before the an-and
their New Zealand op-port of the orthopaedle sur-
or geon nust meeting of the League on ponents could not kick
who today examined goal, is beside the pout. Which Denis Compton, the Eng- June 3.
Thomas wa Non-league clubs with ambi- is that Malcolm If trouble within the Sussex tions await the outcome of the not known in his own country land and Middlesex cric- County Cricket Club does not Management Committee's pro- as a place-kicker at all!
keter. They are expected should not posal that the number of clubs
Devonport to issue a resolvo trelf, why
statement on Bartlett Hostile bowling by Jim Corn Hugh
NO back to each section of the Third Services; his county Devon, and
Compton's condition within ford, the medium fast bowler, Surrey?
Division should be increased in his country Wales. In each case
taken by the re- the next day or so, keen elding resulted in and
Because some of his admirers 24. Two sets of fixtures are kicks were
Jones;
and Lewis colunu being
Compton, who is 32, hus been accordingly-markable prepared 29. five Middlesex second funing? | have suggested it, this whe had 30 Glamorgan,
Rio de Janeiro, May
la troubled again by a once in- Worldwickets falling for 70 runs. asked the ex-Sussex
were other kickers county one on the present 22 basis, the there minutes batting, played defen- The timetable for the
wonders whether jury received a few years ago. captain what his reactions were other 24.
Wales. Onc sive cricket and they took 55 Succer Cup
was tournanent
Tottenham Hotspur
Kifts were discovered at The timb CLOSE OF PLAY SCORES
was badly have his to this iden. of the United Budge Patty
Imirables to scure 37 runs bc-announced today.
He said that frankly, it had shown faith in their First Divi- practice, or whether the whole after his innings for hiddlesex Cucell, State: found Gional
matches The venues for the
against Sussex on Saturday, and scores in pot occurred to Chain- the
The close of play dynamic
The In-
Bi. A little sion prospects by sponsoring thing was a chance shot.
In any case, as he scored the same eloer they still required 153 were not announced. plan, ak from 10
wickets inthet.ternational Federation decided first-elam ericket gaines were as inter however he did correct three-up-al-three-down
try too, and so notched twenty- Patty, who was prac-rans, with nine round,
his first match. for avoid
At Lords: Middlesex 319 and this version to rome extent; he 10.5
remembered that 1 friend,
one points in Reuter.
meless, had Sussex 257 (James) whom he left
written to him About the un- gracious way he had her A Derby: Derbyshire
rrated, and had said: "Perhops and 12 for no wicket. Warwick-we shall see you back at the
300 for seven declared Oval yet."
WILH But this (Dollery 100, Wolton 50 not possibilty he had not really
Jaroslav Drobny
(Egypt)
of is splendid running catch de TIMETABLE
on the leside, ever quickly who is favourite to Win the Gnished off the innings with the
men's lile, was given
fight by young
ahend hard West Indies 205 runs Tony Trabert after batting Ave hours and 39 In the forks
minutes. round before winning C-3, 6-3, 0-7.
(United States)
Italian
Lically unbeatable
won 0-1, 6-4, 6-3.
at the net,
fure Wooller was bowled
the round of It the third
Felicissimo doubles, men's Ampon and Cesar Carmona of
the Philippines
nhle
Foured a
success over
-
the Italian
Davis Cup pair, Ganni Cheelli
and Marcello Del Tel10] They 6-1, 6-1-eu-
won by 10-8.
ter.
EASY FOR KUMAR
an innings
THE SCOREBOARD
GLAMORGAN
1st Inntugs 123
WEST INDIES
Iv Tanings 328
Stollmeyer, h. Shepherd'
Bae, . Bever
Worrell, b. Wooler
Weekes, b. Hever Walcott, C. F.. Davies
Wooller
London, Play 29-Naresh Trestrail. b. lever Kumar. The rising young Indian Gomez, 1. Hover player, pined a mot impressive Williams, r. Wooller h.
first round win in the Surrey Termly Championshigan Lawn here today, heating Roy M- sell, of Britain, by 6-2 and 0-3
Kumar, whin in seeded for thei ovent, revealed strokes of gren! power and was never pressed.-- Reuter.
"Shepherd Jphan, e. Shepherd b. E
Davies Ramadhin, not out Valentine, b. Hever
Extras
Total
Aquascutum
RAINCOATS for
MEN and WOMEN
BRITISH UMBRELLAS
COTTON,
RAYON,
>
S
IL K
COVERS
ALL WITH FOX FRAMES
MACKINTOSH'S
13, CHATER ROAD
(Between Moutrio's and Kelly & Walsh's)
AL
20
F
07
30
12
39
ANNOUNCED
to wait Rive Portugal
til
Wednesday time
10
follows:
to reply
16 for Ave.
does not
come..
to an invitation to compete be-angriige 02 not out.) fave allocating matches.
If Portugal
-Rookie
"He's trying to get an offer from a South American club."
London Express Service.
shtre
uut).
190
At Taunton; Gloucestershire 375 (Allen 91). Somerset 213 for live (Huse 67 not out.
A Oxford: Oxford Univer- alty 355 for eight declared
pondered.
GREAT HITTING
Well, the suggestion may occur to others now.
Particularly to those who ro
pru-
HIS
club was
swollen
had to withdraw from the
match,
e must be counted a remark-tremely doubtful OMINOUS PROPOSAL
What wo agitate the Third able success!
than Division clubs even more
Increase their the proposals to numbers and to make prano- flon a little easier in the Mann-
gement Committee's suggestion
that any team
fuishing at the bottom of the -table twice in i
shall three successive seasons not be available for re-election, And they can muster only eight
not reale that Hugh Hartlett. Empire
(Win 148) and 51 for or Dulwich College, and Com Free Foresters 220, (Barlett 55, Jessup five for 43).
At Sheffield: Lancashire 257. Yorkshire 185 for six.
At Romford: Worcester 409, Essex 247 for four (Insole 88 not onl).
bridge University, did play for
ፍኖ Surrey for
reason", three 1933/4/5, and only played first for Sussex in 1937. becoming captain in 1938.
These who say Bartlett Is now no chicken may be surprised to know he is 35, distinctly
At Southampton: Kent 163 Founger than Waller Robins, 44
and 170 (Ames retired hurt 55, Kuat, right-urn offspin, five for 46). Hampshire 180 and 47 for
130.
Flight changes will have to beshire made in the timetable.
The timetable was announced
us follows:
Jun 24 Brazil v. Mexico,
June 26
Uruguay v. France. Holivia v. Another. England v. Chile. Italy v. Sweden.
Switzerland v. Yugoslavia, Spain v. United States.
June 28
Brazil . Switzerland.
June 20 Uruguay v. Another, Spain
Chile. Sweden v. Paraguay.
England v. United States. Yugoslavia v. Mexico.
Bolivia v. France,
July 1 Brazil v. Yugoslavia,
July 2 Spain v. England.
Italy v Paraguay. Chile v. United States.
Switzerland v. Mexico.
Bolivia v. Uruguay,
Franco v. Another,
Bartlett scored 175 for Gentlemen
not cu!
Billiards
Championship
He is considered to be ex- for the Arst Text ngainst the West Indles next mont and doubts have been expressef that Compton. greatest all-round cricketer of laday, may not be
NBA Clears Up England's
Middleweight
Title Muddle
able to go with the MCC to Australla next winter.
The
MCC in
later om
instatement- akt a further of Comp- Washington, May 28.-
noe was to be mate. The ton' kase was The National Boxing Asso-statement added:
"The MCC ciation today proclaimed the desire to state that Compton's have always June 5 bout between Sugar medical advisers
hell that ro defnile decisión Ray Robinson and Robert!
youll be reached until the re- Villemain a pre-champion-ult of priliative treatment and modifed exercise ship middleweight contest reaction to ami decreed that the winner fus been ascertained."-Reuter. London, May 29-Amu- of the fight between cham teur billiards enthusiasts pion Jake Lamottu Anti are looking forward to the Rocky Graziano must meet 15-Mile Run
To Be Revived
revival of the Empire Cham-the
Philadelphin
winner or forfeit
. Players at pionships which will next within 90 days
year coincide with the Fes-the title recognition..
Lord's in 1938; he hit the fastest
Was
first hckl
ina
At 84
Twickenham. May 28. -
Hart, #4-year-old did his annual
hundred of that first class sen- tival of Britain.
The NBA said the results of a It is 24 years since the Cham-poli of the Executive Committee Charlie At Leicester: Northampton- son, against the Austrations; in for five. the same summer he hit Verity and 109 155
pionstup Janing. London. for seven sixes in one Leicestershire 152.
He has a fair for county kader- ship, and the gift ut personality, If Sussex surrender him Surrey might well step an..
At Nottingham: Notts and 29 for one. Surrey 275 nine declared.-Reuter.
120
for
27,000 WATCH WOODCOCK
truin
TALLON IS AVAILABLE Don Tallon JUS mounced at he will be available for
Reg Harris Again British Beals Van Vliet
the
the
in
run
15 1/4
overwhelming senti-athlete, revealed but it has not been ment of this action and the from Windsor to Twickenham
vete today, covering NBA indicated that
four houra was lidly Marshall, won
stage against stripping talle course
coach beating und contested since 1938, when It.
Lamotta of his title immediate drawn by four grey horses, in Melbourne.
National
The run become a habit with "It said,
that both Charlie many
for
Australia
He had won two years earlier
da Anclation
Issued an Invitation
de-
Abe Green, NHA at Johannesburg and there are Commissioner,
"go. years hopes that he will, defend the universally conceded
race against a was 21 modern crown which has not been taken Robinson and Villemain are out- Making from him owing to the event standing contenders. Both hold age coach
was nothing Yet twist, but there victorica having been in abeyance for 12
over Lamotta.
the coach. Its the champlon, encouraged by modern about years.
com-age was estimated at 100-years London, May 20. A crowd
He had planned to visit Inila the only major athletic
country which plus
tooted of over 27,000, considered to be
four years ago when the Bil- mission in the
Charlie is fleet world record for such an oc-
of Indin remains outside the fold of the the
Boxing National
Association, spite his years, but competent to revive Nat
he
could casion, watchedi
to pick
an observers doubled
the four horses Heavyweight Champion, Bruce
the Championship in Calcutta, has been able Woodcock,
at Gwrych Manchester, May
track. 20.eg but the nilliards Association and opponent not rated among the have beaten
an unencumbered Castle, North Wales, today for Harris, the world's professional Control Council
were, because logical challengers for the title.on
The coach carried four hom Fred his world heavyweight title con-sprint cycling champion, won
Saddy, NBA President,
of a dou- champions blowers and plano accordion,
and players when that addedi
ble bass test against Lee Savold, of the the Professional Hnxlicap Road of world conditons at the time,
are either unable or unwilling
with Race from an International held unable to accept.
all that to United States
Mr M. M. Begg, Chairman of
to prove they are the best in The horses, Over 3,000 people had to be a Fallowfield here today.
Harris, startag from scratch, the India Council, watched the
heavy English their classes they should either drag along, were handicapped
which was the recent of
proper by traffic, OT the down refused
beat Arie Van Vliet (Holland) final
Amateur Billiards Champlon- step grounds,
by live yards.
Harris, of Manchester, also ship and promised full support nuthorities must then meet the on the first Sunday that Eng- At one ting there WIJ D
United gasoline tities." International to the Empire Championship of challenge to strip them of their lish motorists
Van 1851, which promises to be one hypocritical traffic queue of eight miles out-won the Dunlop
Professional Sprint Race. side the gates of the castle.
of the best over held-Reuter. Press. Vliet was second.-Reuter, Heuter.
The Anal games are due to and São Paulo
be played at
Rio de Janeiro on July 8, 0, 12, 113, 15 and 16-teuter.
admission
10 the
McDonald Bailey
Spaniard Saw Red Equals Record
London, May 29.--The Spanish
London, May 29-McDonald
Republican flag fluttered over White City Stadium British Games today and throat- today equalled the official Bri- ened to cause an International tish 220 yards record of 21.2 sees in winning his semi-final incident.
British Games Inter- Spanish
competitor, R. the Baldoma, saw the red flag among Counties Campeillion here to- these
of other nations and said day.
at the Balley, the West Indies sprinter,
A
•
ho would not run until it was This record, made 36 years changed.
ago by Willie Applegarth, was Stadium officials eventually lowered recently by Bailey by found the correct Spanish emb in tenth of a second but his time Tom: Baldoma finished seventh has not yet been ratified. in the two-mile event.United
Balley went on to win the Press
final in 21.4 seconds.Heuter;
GAMBOLS
THE
GUESS - KNOW
WOTE DONNA WIN -EDE BRA ! TEL
BEKNOW
TE BOTH OF THES
TWO DON'T
had
Ali thu they wanted--Ass-
elated Press,
by Barry
A CROWN-JUNK
"BEST"
LUCK
Appleby
AND HERE'S FIVE
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