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MCLEAN AND GOODMAN BEATEN AT GOLF
AMES AND
LEYLAND SAVE
ENGLAND XI
(Continued From Page 4)
Cabe a most difficult chance in the, his slips. The fieldsman brought off a magnificent catch by taking the ball an inch from the groùnd. Hen- dren's contribution was 19.
He scored 114 without losing wicket in 110 minutes, hitting eleven fours and one six. He then said that he was quite satisfied with bis thumb and would report it for the Test match.
of
captain a gal-
ADDINGTON PLAYER BEATS U.S. HOLDER
WALLACE'S TRIUMPH PLEASES GALLERY
England's copare the eltusson DISTURBING ELEMENT, TO McLEAN
ef-
*
(By George Greenwood)
Prestwick, May 21. Įthe hole back, his opponent never
Scotsman,
and
young
presented a loophole.
Johnny GREAT BUNKER SHOT
McLean had a chance
|(Victoria), capt. W. A. Brown (Now he was missed in the slips by Me.ship, were defeated here this boldly up to the hole.
Cabe.
UMPIRES IGNORED AT QUEEN'S CLUB Friction With American Players.
SHIELDS AND WOOD ENTER FINAL
London, To-day.
Friction occurred in both semi-
The Australian side is deprived of and when he and Walters became the services of W. H. Ponsford associated they took the scare ta (Victoria) who has not yet recover-
130 before a separation was ed aufficiently from an attack
fected. Walters was easily caught| Influenza and a cold. He, together by Bromley at short leg of O'Rell- with L. O'B. Fleetwood-Smith (Vic-y after adding a sound 82, made toria), H. I. Ebeling (Victoria) A. in 165 minutes. Walters played JACK MCLEAN, the
fine inaings and collected eight F. Kippax (New South Wales) and fours during his stay at the crease. Goodman, holder of the U.S. B. J. Barnett (Victoria) are stand-
at the finals, which were composed entirely ing down.
A feature of his innings was his Open title, joint favourites for eighteenth, but he played a terri- of American players, at the Queen's The tourists are, therefore, being driving and his play to leg. He the British Amateur Champion-bly weak run-ap when there was Club Lawn Tennis Championships nothing for it but to hit the shot yesterday, in which F. X. Shields represented by W. M. Woodfullave but one chance, at 48, when
Wallace defeated G. M. Lott 6–3, 6–4, and afternoon. These were the great was promptly acized by his friends S. B. Wood defeated Lester Stoeffen South Wales), D. G. Bradman (New South Wales), S. J. McCabe (New
A Stubborn Stand
surprises of the fifth round.
and carried shoulder high from the 3-6, 18-16, 6-3, South Wales), E. H. Bromley (Vickets he and Wyatt put up a stub-Scotsman, James Wallace, of Treon
When Leyland went to the wic-) McLean was beaten by a fellow-green.
In both matches arguments arose toria). W. A. Oldfield (New Southborn resistance, but Wyatt snicked Portland, a neighbouring course. Americans bear charmed lives; at ferees.
I am beginning to think that the between the players and the Wales), W. J. O'Reilly (New South
re- Wales). L. S. Darling
In the match ja ball from Chipperfield into the Wallace is 30 years of age and a
between (Victoria),
any rate, it would appear to be so Shields and Lott the players appear- T. W. Wall (South Australia). C. V. safe hande of Oldfield when he seasoned golfer. By trade he is a
after witnessing the to shipwright, but after being unem-escapes first of our smiling friend, make decisions for themselves. had helped to take the score Grimmett (South Australia) and A182 for the Ofth wicket.
miraculous ed to ignore the umpire, and to G. Chipperfield (New South Wales). had made 33 when he was caught. Look the first job that came along the fourth round, played this morn- refused to continue, a second having Wyatt ployed for a considerable time he Dunlap, and then of Goodman in In the other match the umpire Barnett is twelfth man.
Wyatt won the toss and elected to
He played a stolid innings. ¡He is now engaged in a sawmilling. bat first, opening the innings with ed 4 runs before the tea interval
Ames filled the vacancy and add-jat Ayr.
to be procured.-Reuter. If Wethered in the first case and
Of the four players to enter the Walters and Sutcliffe. The pair with the adjournment was made.
Wallace's record in this cham-McCallum, a local player, in the semi-finals at Queen's Club, re- made a steady start and scored only
pionship is striking and Leyland and Ames put up a
signifi-second, had 18 runs during the first half-hour
cant. He has taken the scalps of crucial moment, we should have Lott is not among the seeded players not faltered at the cognised as being the preliminary stubborn stand after tea and
try-out for Wimbledon, only George at the wickets. Walters are
four Walker Cup players -three bagged the two national champions for the Wimbledon Championship. carried the score, to 293 with- ploiting his scoring strokes
but
British (Tolles. Fiddian and He-of the United States in the same 001 Sutcliffe was a model of patience.
being separated, when
Lean), and one American (Chand-round. Dunlap wriggled out of the and Sidney Wood, 1931 winner, are When Walters hooked a delivery]
play finished. Leyland had
Frank Shields, Lester Stoeffen (ler Egan). from Grimmett to the square
made 95 runs and Ames, who
net at the eighteenth and Good- jeg
was more subdued, 44.
No wonder the vast crowd from man
ranked fifth, sixth and seventh, res- boundary, the half century went up,
at the nineteenth, escapes pectively, this year at Wimbledon. Brilliant fielding by Bradman, when Wallace beat McLean,
these parts went frantic with joy which altered the entire comple- after the innings had been in pro- Bromley, Brown and Darling. saved |
xion of the championship.
The Final at Queen's Club will gress for 80 minutes. Of the total dozens of runs, but after tea Ley- GOODMAN OUTDRIVEN Walters had made 37 and Sutcliffe land and Ames, by a mixture of
Of the two the more tragic, from to beat Wood, to whom he was forced give Frank Shields the opportunity Goodman was beaten by a Lon-Goodman, who as the open cham-Wimbledon Final, owing to an in- our point of view, was that afto concede a walk-over in the 1981 Immediately afterwards Austra-mand of the bowling for the first dington, a young man of 24, who for the British title. Being 2 down
aggression and defence, took com-jdon player, Leslie Garnett, of Ad-pion of America is the lia nearly met with their first suc-time.
favourite Jured knee. cess but Wallers was missed by)
Leyland sent up
has built up reputation as one with two to play, he should never Stanley McCabe low down at se-the innings had been in progressgame.
the 250 after of the mightiest drivers in the have been allowed to escape. cond slip of a ball from Wall.
THE IRISH 1,000 GUINEAS The next delivery the batsman with a pull off Chipperfield into American champion by "the length scratch player at the neighbouring ended in a victory for 'Kyloe, rid-
for 310 minutes by scoring a
He certainly lived up to that rputation, for he outdrove the is a man forty years of age and a sand Guineas, run at The Curragh,
H. G. McCallum, who let him off, cut for 2 to complete his 50 after the mound stand.
The race for the Irish One Thou- he had been at the wickets for 100
Grimmett and O'Reilly were not minutse. Shortly afterwards Sut-really dangerous. .
course of Troen. Except for den by T. Burns. Planchette, rid- After his miraculous escape of small reputation in the West of den by J. Canty, was second, beaten cliffe was given out 1b.w, to Chip Detailed scores follow:
the morning, the defeat of Good Scotland, he is virtually unknown by a neck, and Tempest, ridden by perfeld after he had scared 20, with
England-1st Innings,
man by Garnett was the biggest in golf. But today the name of M. Wing, was third, another two 70 runs on the board.
surprise of all, more especially as McCallum was being shouted by lengths away. The winner started 82 he as 2 uwp' after four holes had thousands of spectators as the man at odds of 1 to 1 on, the second at been played. At the third Gar-who was on the point of beatinz 5 to 1 against, and the third at 100 20 nelf cut a brassie shot into the the most feared of the American to 6 against. Six ran
Pow Burn, while at the next hole players.
13.
ex-
C. F. Walters, e Bromley, b Hammond followed, but he stay- O'Reilly ed only to add another 8 runs be-Sutcliffe, fore returning to the pavilion with
field
1.b. Chipper-
6
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and
In
2 to his credit. He was caught Hammond, c and b
bowled by Chipperfield. field two mindy
Chipper-
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bowler. Hendren joined Walters Leyland, not out and scored 2 when the match was Ames, not out adjourned for lunch, with the score Extras standing at 83 for 2. Walters had scored 58 runs.
CRICKET
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Scores 18 eabled by Reuter
were:
COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP,
At Swansea, with Warwick.
Glimorgan drew Warwick: 378 G. D. Kemp Welch
not out).
123
Then
man, who hits the ball & mighty Approach putt close to the hole. However, he was only 1 down at wallop, and plays the rest of the Complete master of himself, Good- 33 the ninth, and he squared the game carefully but without much man hit a perfect spade mishie 95 he is 2 up after 44 match at the eleventh with a gal-man when in the throes of his first the line rammed the putt into the four holes had finesse. Anyhow, he caught Good-shot to within ten feet of the flag, and with one searching glance at 4 lant two.
bad round. Each was out in 38, hole for a $ and the match. Slowly but surely he forged the fun began.
and the match, was square. Total (for 5 wkts). ................ 293 ahead, and his driving was colos
Kunning his Angers through his McCabe's Great Catch.
Fail of After lunch the score was taken for 70; 2 (Hammond) for 78; 3 was on the green with a drive and American, after being bunkered at
wickets-1 (Sutcliffe) sal. At the twelfth (503 yards) heficult tenth in 1 good 4; but the DUNLAP'S ESCAPE___•
McCallum won the long and dif-the luckiest escape I've ever had.”. hair he remarked, "I guess that's to 90 when Hendren touched (Hendren) or 99; 4 (Walters) for a No. 4 iron, while at the thin the short eleventh, played a fine ex- swinger from Wall and gave Mc-130; 5 (Wyatt) for 182.
teenth (461 yards) he reached the plosion shot to within a couple of different. Wethered won the first The story of Dunlap's escape Ess green with a drive, and a mantle. yards of the pin and holed the putt two holes, but a mixture of crooked
Both holes, of course, were play-for a S to square. led downwind. This terrific hitting
driving and indifferent putting These Americans certainly saw him one down a the turn, with left Goodman, a little fellow who know how to play bunker shots; a score of 39 to 38. He won the does not pretend to drive abnormal they are not content merely to get next two holes, however, and was distances, positively stunned. Gar-out if there is a chance of getting still one up with four to play. nett was I up at the fifteenth, and close to the pla. McCallum be There' was a sudden change of for At Leeds, Yorkshire beat Mid-Glamorgan: 272 for 6
driving the sixteenth (288 yards) came one up again at the thir- tune, Dunlap finding, his putting dlesex by an innings and 3 runs.
At Chesterfield, Kent Look Arst he got a 3 to become 2 up, and teenth, where he got a 4, Goodman touch and holing a good pult for Middlesex: 123 and 65 (Macaulay 6 for innings points from Derby. with another glorious 3 at the Alps having mlased the green with his a 3 on each of the next two gresas.
Garnett brought about the down-second shot.
This was one up to Americs, but fall, by 3 and 1. of America's Open Goodman made what seemed a Wethered had a wonderful chance champion.
fatal slip at the fifteenth, where he of squaring the match at the CROWD'S PARTISANSHIP
took three putts. This was two seventeenth, but took three patta down with three to play, a position from six yards, finally missing one McLean's fight with Wallace of grave peril. The American was of three feet. drew a huge crowd, and sections slightly flushed as he stood on the of it, I regret to say, showed a sixteen tee, and cracked his drive eighteenth, where Dunlap was bua÷ He had another chance at the
cheered Wallace's shots on every down the course. Surely this must great recovery shot on to the green. dietinctly partisan feeling.
They into a semi-hidden bunker kered from his drive, but played a Conceivable opportunity, and what be the end. Not a bit of it; he hit is particularly unfortunate, they glorious shot on to the green and Ox-even cheered when McLean missed got a half in 4, McCallum's putt a pult at a vital stage of the for a 3 hanging on the lip of the encounter. There were occasions hole. when the throne pressed so close to MtLean that he had to ask for room in order to swing his chrb. LUCKY AMERICANS
22). Yorkshire: 191 for 4 dec.
At Worcester,
Worcestershire. beat Somerset by 10 wickets. Worcester: 382 and 23 for no wicket, Somerset: 130 and 224.
At Trent Bridge, Notts beat Gloucester by an innings and 53
runs.
Gloucester: 226 (Larwood 6 for 451
and -199.
Notts: 478 for 5 dec. (Eeeton 261).
At Manchester, Hampshire Look first innings points from Lanca- shire.
Lanes: 168 (Kennedy 5 for 43).
38 for 3 wickets,
Kants: 226 (Gibbies 6 for 30).
beat
Derby: 278 and 200. Kent: 300 and 96 for 2.
At Chelmsford, Essex Leicester by 8 wickets. Leicester: 162 and 219) Essex: 294 and 88 for 8 (Smith & for)
40).
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At the Oval, Surfey drew with Cambridge University. Cambridge: 177 (W. H. G. Davies 188).
116 for 2.
Surrey 497 (Sandban 115, Barling
159).
At Eastbourne, Sulsex beat ford University by 8 wickets. Sussex: 288 (Singleton B for 75).
53 for 2. Oxford; 210 and 280.
12 4 3 1 4.
COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIP
TABLE TO DATE
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W
L W
1st Inns No Pis.
L Restilt Poas.
Yorkshire (1) Sussex (2) Kent (3) Lancashire (5) Essex (4)
11
6
1 1
Pts. Obt. I 2.165 106-
11
0 2 2
11
5
1:
165 121 0.165 98
11
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1 3
·3
0 135 0., 130
84
77.
Nota' (8)
10
A 3
0
0 150
75,
Middlesex (12) ·
11
442.
13K
73
|Derby, (8).
11
71
Surrey (9)
1.0
X.
0150
$6.
Glamorgan (16)
13
Hampshire (14).
11
135
55
Warwick (7),
64
Somerset (11)
10
140
Leicester (17)
10 3
160,
61
Gloucester (10)
180
ET
Worcester (16)
115
Northants (18)
1
I am afraid that some of the
Whethered played one of his. famous run up shots to within four feet of the pin, and was left with the pult to save the match.
Then came the tragedy. At the To the horror of the spectators, seventeenth the Scotsman com-massed around the green, he miss- pletely mis-hit his drive, thus mak-ed and so Dunlap escaped once ing it impossible for him to carry again.
the Alps with his second shot. But there was one American who Goodman hit a screamer, carried did not escape. He was Jone
spectators, in their eagerness to the great aandhill with A full Quilford, the "Boston slege gus," see their local hero win, forgot mashle shot, and von the hole in 4who was neatly despatched by Jack themselves. It was not that they their drives to the last hole; the the first eight holes McLean could Both were near the green with McLean, Scotland's golf hers. For deliberately hampered McLean American played the better ran un not get into his stride and, seizing Rather was it that their zeal over and was left will a putt of two the opportunities presented, Gull.
ran their sporting principles,
After being two up at he turn McLean allowed his advantage, to slip sway. When he was, bunker 67ed at the eleventh the crowd cheer
jed, and when he missed a putt at the thirteenth they cheered again.
For McLean it was very disturb.
yards for a B
ponent with what seemed a
He missed, and let his op half-stymis, the Balls being no more than seven inches apart McCallum attempted to screw round and failed—all squaro, The crowd, having recovered
Ing, and there is no doubt that the from the shook, dashed down the
demonstration affected his game. nineteenth in order to be in at the
ford was two up,
Then followed one of the most re markable reverses of the chama. pionship.
of the next seven holes Mc Lean captured alx by a perfect display of golf, his figures for 44, 4.,
the stretch being 4; 4:2,"
Unable to do anything against
He took three putta at the fifteenth, death," McCallum: hit two good tile startling rush, Guilford col- and despite a supreme effort to get shots to the green and played his lapsed,
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