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MIDDLESEX ONLY TEAM WITH AN

AN OUTRIGHT WIN

London, May 11. Middlesex, playing Oxford University in a non-championship game, were the only team to gain an outright win in the cricket matches which ended today.

Heavy rain last Wednesday had prevented play in most games and only the Worcester versus Sussex match was played on three full days, while there were only 19 minutes of play on the first day in the match be- tween Glamorgan and Warwickshire.

The game at Hull between Yorkshire and Northants was reduced to one day and there was no decision.

shire took first

The tween the MCC and Essex the MCC in the first innings.

Foursomes

Birkdale, Lancashire, May 11. The United States won the when the foursomes Walker Cup Amateur Golf Match with Britain began here today.

They won by two matches to nil with the other two halved,

Eight singles will be played

tomorrow,

The

results were (American names first):

F. Stranahan and W. Cambell with R. J. White and halved J. Carr C. Cor and J. McHale halved with C. Ewing and W. P. Langley; J. D. A. Turnesa and S. Wazelta beat J Bruen and J. Morgan Ave and four; R D. Chapman beat A. T. An R. Knowies

and 1. Caldwell by one

Nyle

hole,

The matches

over 30 holey,

by.

were decided

once-in

Britain, who have beaten the United States only 1938-in this two-yearly series, well placed after the were

leading moruing rounds, Three matches with the "all"square"

the

in

wrist

In the other champion- against the accurate fast bowl- Worcester, Ing of Appleyard and Trueman, ship games,

ESSEX SAVED Derbyshire and Warwick- Essex, ufter

three losing innings wickets for ip runs,

all to the points while the non-fast bowler, Shackleton, were championship match be saved by Dodds and Avery and a draw with county corned

Essex, with 78 rubs, had a three-run

their but in innings the MCC were second able to declare at 285 runs

ble for six. Some bright hitting by Constable (00,) Poole (79) and Thompson

the (50) enabled club to put on 178 runs in two and a quarter hours.

was drawn.

The Worcester bowlers made a great effort to give their sile victory over Sussex at the extra Hove, but although half-hour was claimed Sussex still had four wickets standing at the close.

The Worcester batsmen, who six had scored 356 runs for wickets on the first day, proved

at

Dews

rather painstaking loday ond thel Innings was declared 185 runs for six wickets.

(50), Although Bird and Howarth were always try

Out- Ing to force

the pace, schoorn was at the wicket for nearly two and a half hours for 53 ruing.

their Sussex, 322 Juns in first innings, ware set 218 runs play to win with two hours' remaining.

seven wickets for 33 rùns.

Icad

Dodds and Avery, after the

highest Brst class score of the tour, and they were 28 runs behind the Cambridge talai.

Fullerton played a faultless which included innings of 72 nine fours. With Eric Rowan, he added 110 in two hours, 55 mins, for the third wicket be- fore he mistimed

and skied a catch to short Fullerton's xcore

the highest individunt score of the tour in a first-class match.

Eric

RO

who was st extremely cautious, times retiched bis 50 in three hours, 40 minule, just before the in-

val.-Reuter,

Was

SOUTH AFRICAN REINFORCEMENT

Johannesburg, May 11. ugh Tayfield, the Natal off

needed

runs early Essex disaster, put on 81 pin bowlen, is to fly to England in 100 minutes and at the to join the touring South African close the county were 145 runs cricket team. Tayfield was one for five

of four players who were asked Oxford suffered their second to be ready to leave for England defeat

of the

the touring team season

today Middlesex beat

them, reinforcements, when The

Mr A. S. Frames, Secretary of University were set 239 runs to win in their second the South African Cricket Asso- innings but apart from Boob-clation, sald today that Taydeld yer, the batsmen fared dismally was Joining the team at the and the side was all out for 147 request of Syd Pegler, the team

TUNS.

Results matches.

THE SCORES

Ai Swansea:

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manager.

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RAID A SUCCESS

Salgon, May 11. French Union amphibious units killed 35 Vietminh troops a raid near Cape Varella, about 235 miles northwest of French Salgon, according to a Army communique today.

They sank 260 junks and sam- and destroyed several pans supply depots and a large quan-

of ammunition. In other operations in Central Vietnam,

Franco-Vietnamese troops

Vietminh killed eight soldiers and took 19 prisoners. The communique added that in six-day sweep In South Viet-

wiped out Vietminh forces garri- soned in the Travinh peninsula

area 75 miles

Saigon. south of

In England Peglen said: "We that in view of the arduous felt of today's first-class tour ahead an extra bowler After Smith had gone John

would be needed. The Seleclors The match be here will then be able to have Langridge and George Cox play-

bween Glamorgan and Warwick- more scope in their. choice of ed attractive crickel and put on 09 runs together in 40 minutes.shire was drawn. Warwickshire nack for each match with the But after they were both dis: 140 and 145 (E. Davies, left-bowlers getting the necessary mised trying to collect runs arm slow bowler, four for 34).

rests." 137 (Grove, right- Jack Oakes had Glamongan

Tayfield took the quickly, and

arm fast medium, seven for 53) wickets by a South African in fallen to an Injudicious stroke, the remaining batsmen played and 22 for no wicket.

the Tests against Australia last At Hull: The match between defensive cricket.

Yorkshire and Northampton-year-17 at a cost of 42.7.

He is a 24-year-old insurance CLOSE THING

was drawn. shine

Yorkshire

agent 143 for seven declared (Yardley Natal since 1948. He is also a who has played for Warwickshire, with 146 runs, 65 not out, Clarke, left-arm fast useful bat, making 75 runs in other managed to gain a first innings medium

for 461

Test against Aus- joud of nine runs in their match The?

"traiki -in"Capetown-Reuter?” Hove: At Irish with Glamorgan at Cardin, and Manki the second

bo. The SUCOCAS was mainly due to some

Sussex and Worcester was drawn. Worcester 354 for ing by Charlie Grove, who took six declared magnificent medium fast bowl- tween.

and 185 for Six Ho

declared (Outschoom 63, Bird bowled unchanged throughou: 50). Sussex 322 and 133 for six the innings.

Glamorgan fought back when (John Langridge 53). Warwickshire bated again and tween-the-MCC-and-Essex-was

At Lords: The captured the first six wickets for drawn, MCC 75 and 285

big huling six 85 runs, but some

declared (Constable 60, by the New Zealander, Tom

Poole

Thompson 69). Essex Pritchard, dispelled any hopes 78 and 145 for five (Dodds 08 of a dramatle finish.

not out).

London, May 11. At Leicester: The

The winner match

of the Two between

Cambodia, Leicestershire and Thousand Gulneas, Ki Ming, Derbyshire was drawn. Derby-

northwest became joint 10 to 1 favourité shire 215 and 93 for four. with

the

American-owned Leicestershire 171 (Palmer 30, Turco for the Epsom Derby

fast right-arm

at the Victoria Club callover bowler, Ave for

57)

here tonight. At Oxford: Middlesex

Bat big money

was for At Leicester, Charles Palmer, Oxford University by 91 runs.

which was backed the Leicestershire captain, whose Middlesex 335 and 110 for three down to 100 to 7. Zucchero is Oxford Arst four innings this season declared.

University owned by the bookmaker, Mr

Rolls vicleet three ducks and a five, 213 (Blake 57, Young, left arm George made a valiant effort to pull his slow bowler, Ave for 64) and

was

James Bruen, golfer, injured his eight practising before the match and citer playing nine holes suffered severe pain, but luckily con tinued though his hand bodly swollen. He and Morgan were all square after 18 holes and Urzetta but with Turnesa were well beaten,

matches the four Three of ended only on the home green to provide one of the greatest the 13 foursomes tussies in

of these en- years.

history

counters.

dis- The result was a bitter

the thousands appointment lo

of spectators who swarmed over the sunbathed course, cheering British Americans alike.

The Brish players flattered only to deceive. As the *cond round wore on they were worn down by the machine-like golf- ers that soem to balong to the United States--Reuter,

Botvinnik

Retains His Title

London, May 11, Grand-Muster Milkhall Bol- vionik, 40-year-old holder of the World Chess Championship, retained his title today against hig

In just under half an hour, he sconed 43 runs out of the 53 runs scored, including three sixes and

three tours,

Warwickshire were all out for 145 runs, leaving Glamorgan Hall, 155 runs to win with only 20 minules left for play,

19-

match

be

(or

medium

beat

Ki Ming Joint Derby

Favourite

Zucchero,

Le Vent, 100 to 7. at the last was omitted from the

side out of trouble. But his 59147 (Sims, right-arm slow ICC because, there was n

α

includinke up runs could not

for the Reuter. failure the other leading batsmen and Leicestershire were all out for 171 runs in reply to Derbyshit's 215 runs.

break bowler; five for 53). -- fours, seven

TOURISTS DRAW

rumour

10 to 1 Ture if and Kl Ming, 100 to 7 Fraise du Bola II, Zucchero and Flamboyant,

100 to 0 Bybil's Nephew and Stokes,

at the club that he might

not run. But after the Cambridge, May 11.

callover Madame Volterra an- The match between Cambridge nounced in Paris that her colt 'University and the South k a certain runner with Roger Derbyshire's young pace bow- Africans today was drown. The Foincelet in the saddle. Hers, Hull and Morgan, were the South Africans scored 283 runs The quotations: chie facters, in Leicester's for four wickets in the first failure to gain first innings | Innings, points. Hall took five wickets In order that the South for 57 runs.

Africans could make an early start on their journey to Cardi, stumps were drawn at 3.80 p.m. Yesterday, after the loss of two wickets for five runs in reply to Cambridge's total of 188 runs, Erle Rowan and Fullerton effected a recovery in CAPTAINS' BATTLE

an unfinished stand of 59 runs.

At the lunch interval the The Yorkshire versus thampton duel for eight points South Africans had scored 100 runs for three wickets, their

When Derbyshire batted again the batsmen refused to take risks and the game faded out on a disappointing note with the secre at 97 runs for four

27-year-old wickets. challenger, David Bronstein Moscow Radio reported. Both are Soviet citizens.

in

They scored 12 points cach contest which has been going on since March 15.

By drawing

Nor-

under the one-day rule provided en Interesting battle, especially

with Bronstein on the past and present

in the 24th and final game to- day Botvinnik,

in

captains, Norman

accordance YSTEM Loy after

and Freddie Brown.

a splendid in- ings of 65 runs not out, set Brown five minutes over two hours to score 144 Tung for those eight points,

with the rules of the match, re- tained the championship.

Today's match went quickly. It was played in a hall packed

Every with spectators.

movo was reported by telephone to the main chess clubs in Moscow and other cities of the Soviet Union-Reuter.

RUSSIANS, QUIT

18 to 1 Crocodile,

20 to 1 Paradise Street, 25 to 1 Arcol, Malkas Boy, Le Tyrol and Gala Night, 39 to Sun Compass Nynngal-Heuter,

and

JUBILEE HANDICAP

London, May 11, Peter Flower, who won last and Kelling, the 1950 year, Cambridgeshire Handleap win- ner, clash in the Great Jublice Handicap, to be run over a mile and a quarter at Kempton Park, tomorrow. The raco is timed

the court at 2.00 p.m. GMT and 11 probables, with Jockeys, are: Rickaby), Peter Flower (W. Hyperbole (A of the de- borough ( MOSE

(W.

Cook)

Strikers See

Minister

+

Wellington, May 11. Three members

Waterside Workers' registered

Val

(N.

In the end Nerthants needed 13 runs and the match remained drawn with no points to either Union wore received in Parlia-wood), Riding Flame (G. Little-

ment Howie here today by the wood), Roman Way (D. ̧ sido

vardley went in after four Labour Minier, Mr Willum Goyuca (w. Riley), Strombol

Sullivan,

atter

000 striking (J. Sime), The Moke (T. wickets had fallen for 45 run dockers

hai

Mahon) and gothered, outside

Misty Light and his changeless Innings, the building.

(Lenter Piggott).—Reuter, which included EXVION fours, helped Yorkshire to

reach The delegation stayed for

two total of 143

runs for seven wo hours with Mr S

Afterwards he bad that there wickets declared,

had been" a 'full discussion and Doxing When Brown went to the he had agreed to write a letter wicket 54 runs were needed in stating the details that the 40 minutes, and although. he Government required for the

foura resumption of work. Appleyard for drove twice" in olie over, he could

Milan, May 11. Soviet Russia haa with

from the drawn her boxers European Amateur Championships which begin here on Monday.

The Italian Organising Com- mittee today received, a tele- gram to this effect. It is under stood that no reason was given for the sudden" withdrawal, Reuter

FESTIVAL SOCCER

T+

London, May 11 The following are the rơ- sults of Festival of Britain football matches played today: Later ho reported to the East Fifo 0, Distillery (Iro- nos foo the good sufficiently. Prime Minister, Mr Skiney land) 0 Dunbarton 1, Surling With 10 minutes to go ho was Holland, on his discussions Alba 1; after extra time. --

Router. run out and no score was added 'Reister,

They factories,

mechanical equipment.

In other areas of

several and

Civilian Needs Take Back Seat

Washington, May 11. Officials sald here that more than half the record United States steel output might be set aside for de

fence in July and more In August.

This would mean a per ce

cent

15

greater inroad for defence into steel supplies

of vital material and à con- reduction in the sequent steel avaliable for civilian Foods,

DQ

10-

Further, cuts could

in

CSTS, expected frigerators and other con... sumer goods, the produc- tion of which is niready about 20 per cent less than _last_year's.—Reuter,

Pakistan's

South Trade Pact

Vietnam, French Union forces killed 14 Vietminh and took 25 prisoners.

Further reports sald French

that

troops killed two Battambang,

12

Khmer Vietminh, including officers, near

about 155 of the capital of Phnompenh,

With Ceylon

Karachi, May 11. Pakistan and Ceylon tonight

18-month trade miles concluded an Cambodian agreement by which Pakistan's They rice, flour and subsidiary food- be exchanged for also seized a machine-gun and stuffs will

rubber, Ceylon's

сорка 10 light weapons-Reuter.

Suggestion Rejected

cocoanut oil

and

15 which agreement, subject to

ratification, expires

The

of the end of 1952.

It envisages a volume

of

trade of 120,000,000 rupees, It

was officially announced.

Pakistan will also export to Ceylon chilies,

sports

goods, London, May 11,

diesel engines, electric bulbs, The Government today resoda ash and sulphuric acid in jected a proposal that it should return for certain Cssential set up a department to conduct articles from Ceylon like pep- political warfare.

other spices and graphite. per A Conservative, Mr John

official The

announcement urged this in the said that negotiations were con Baker White, House of Commcha as a counter ducted in a spirit of goodwill

the Soviet

propaganda in and perfect understanding be- the cold war. He also suggested|tween the two countries.- that the North Atlantic treaty Reuter. organisation should co-ordinate

10

the cold war counter-activity of the Western nations,

Mr Kenneth Younger, Mialster Japan A Stage

have

a

Nearer

of State, said that by far the best way to counter Cominform propaganda was constructive policy, a sane and

Japan, Western Germany and reasonable economy and to be Spain should be included as

n going concem

He thought they should be cautious about applying wartime mohoda to paaceitme oven if it was an uneasy peace.--Reuter.

Geneva, May 11.

members of the World Health Organisation, its Committee on administration, finance and legal matters recommended today.

here

The recommendations will be submitted to the fourth World here. It is almost certain that.

will be approved.

Egypt's Win In Health Assembly, now in session

Davis

Cup

Oslo, May 11, Egypt beat Norway 3-2 the first round of the Davis Cup tournament today.

they

The voting

was:

Western one

and

Germany 38 in favour, against (Isquel), five abstentions; in Spain 97 in favour, two against

(Mexico and Uruguay) seven abstentions; Japan 10 in Adly et Shalfei won hle favour, none agafast and throo match against Johan Harnes abstentiona (Australia, Israel

Marcel B-1, 0-4, 7-3 while

and the Philippines)~~~Router......... Coen, Egypt, lost to Jan Staubi, Norway, 6-4, 3-0, 3-0, 8-0. Egypt wilt now meet

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