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Seeded Players Win Easily

Men's Singles Shaping Up To Tremendous Climax At Wimbledon

Wimbledon, June 29.

Four seeded men advanced to the quarter-finals of the All Eng

land lawn tennis championships today with the loss of only a single set.

Form prevailed overwhelmingly in the women's matches, too; there was not the faintest hint of an upset such as the spectacular defeats of defending champion Budge Patty and betting favourite Jaroslav Drobny in the past two days.

Frank Sedgman of Australia, the No. 1 seed- ed player, completely overpowered young Fausto

reach round eight.

Brian Close's Gardini of Italy, 6-0, 6-2, 6-1, to be the first to

Fine Century

trementious climax.

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WARWICK STILL AT TOP OF COUNTY TABLE

London, Juné 29.

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A.m

BATURDAY, JUNE 36 By Air U.B... Canada, 2 p.m.. P.A.A. Formosa, p.m., C.A.T.

Aut Indonesia. Zealand. J p.m..

Slam, Malaya. tralia. New

P.O.A.S.

Japan. B p.m., B.O.A.C.

By Surface Macao. 1 p.m.; & p.m., Loy/Tak Shing.

Tai

China, People's Republic, P30 a.m. p.m., train via Canton.

Philippines, 10 a.m., as Benattow. Australia, New Zealand. Noon, | Tal Ping.

Indo-Chino, Indonesia. 1 p.m., es Pak fot.

Warwickshire, Yorkshire and Lancashire, the first three teams in the County Champion- He was quickly followed for a

ship table, all won in the series of games which ways by Art Larsen of San Fiami wins tomorrow, he meets

ended today so that the positions at the headFrance, Sedanan in the quarter-Anals, Francisco, California, the and if Savitt wind he has to

remain unaltered.

At Portsmouth American champion seeded tangle with Larsen,

Portsmouth,. June 29, Brian Close, the 20-year old Yorkshire and England mude the all-rounder, highest score of his career and his first hundred in England today when helping the Combined Services to Have their match with the South Africans.

third: Eric Sturgess of South Africa, seeded eighth, and Ken McGregor of Aus- tralia, seeded seventh.

form book rules

The two

winners clash in the semi-final and the winner of that should

take home the silverware.

Down below, Sturgess will meet the winner of the Richar- scrap, and on-Armanda Vieira McGregor will get either Ber gelin or Tony Maliram, the 31 year-old Englishman who dis- rosed of Drobny on Thursday. The quarter-finals will prob-

The other four quarter-finalists tomorrow, will be determined And if the anything like it did this cloudy, sultry afternoon, they will be Lennart Bergelin of Sweden, and

mot Americans Herbably three

Ham Flam, Dick Savitt and Richardson.

more

Warwickshire lead with 100 points, followed by Yorkshire with 88 and Lancashire with 84.

Essex, still fourth, were held 1 success

with Eric Bedser's

to a draw by Derbyshire but spinners put Sussex in sight of

defeat. took first innings points and re-

The extra

half hour was main the only unbeaten side in

claimed but with things looking for Sussex, James and black Webb resisted successfully for the competition.

Four of the next five teams were beaten and so the gap be- be played on Monday,ween the top four and the rest The best per. was increased. with the semi-nals.on Wednes

the wins of day and the finals on Friday. formances were

Worcester and Somerset against teams higher placed.

The two bottom teams in the Championship

Nottingham- shire and Northamptonshire... the Trent after meeting continue in their lowly places

neither side completed an in- took Arst

and Laisen showed

LADIES' MATCHES 35 Batting three hours and

more that it will take a tremen-

American women Five more minutes for 135 not out, he

himself, he kept joined the three who were al- looked a far more mature bats- dous effort to beat him. Playing

round, of his match ready in the fourth man than in the past and show-well within et exceptional skill in choosing absolute control

ngainst Torsten, Johansson, giving the United States exactly the right ball to punish,

won in straight sets, 6-3, 7-5, 6-4,

-

on

the fual 10 minutes.

Pakistan, & West Europe, 3

Japan, 2 p.m.. ss Anna Maersk Malaya, 2 p.m.. so Autolycus. SUNDAY, JULY 1 By Air Formos. p... via H.K. Alr

*India, Indo-China.

French North Great Britain. p.m., Air France.

By Surface Macao, p.m., Tai Lay. Japan, Noon, 1 Stechuen.

PUBLIC HOLIDAY MONDAY, JULY 2

Africa,

By Air

Formosa, Noon, vis C.A.T. Burma. India, Pakistan, Middle East, Africa, Great Britain, Eu- rope, 5 pm.. B.O.A.C.

U.S.A..

Japan, P.R., B.O.A.C.

Okinawa. Formosa, Canada. 5 p.m., B.K.A.N.W.AL.

Slam, Malaya. 8 p.m., C.P.A.

By Surface Derbyshire saved their match

Macon, 1 p.m., ss Tal Loy, Repubble. with Essex after following on,

China, People'

Noon. helped by the fact that Trevora.m. Noon, train via Canton,

Philippines. Bailey did not bowl, because of

Afall.

Australia, Gumen, D.N. strained shoulder,

Zealand, Noon. is Citos.

TUESDAY, JOŁY J

BOLD BID

His powerful strokes gave him very good Swedish player, and half of the remaining player Bridge featherbed wicket, where night century and reacheli 100

three sixes and 15 fours.

He has eliminated that dan- stroke which sweep Детои caused his downfall so often in Australia.

Besh Africa took only two wickets today for the match end- el at lunch-time because they had to set out for Sheffield,

Having followed on yesterday the Combined Services started half hours' play the two and this morning neetting 179 with eight wickets in hand to save the innings defent.

Parka went at 99 but they after- troubled. never Were wards because Close and Man- ners--proceeded to put on 143 for the fourth wicket in two hours before Manners, having recovered from a shaky start, was caught.

France was

по

American

nings.

8.30

Ocean

New

Dy Air Formosa, 10 a.m., via C.A.T. Malaya, Indonesia, Australia, Dim.. New Zealand, Ceylon, de-1.0.A.C.

Eltott continued hig over- including 20 fours, six-hour slay. Derbyshire clared and Essex at

during a

one time

West

5

Slam, 6 p.m., P.O.A.S. Indo-China,

Pakistan, India,

& North France, Frenchi sary 184.In 115 minutes,

Great Britain, Europe, Africa. made a bold bid for the noces- -IA meant the sacrifice of

p.m.. Air France. wicirets and, with Ave minutes Philippines, B.N. Borneo, 5 p.m..

hour left, C.P.A. the extra half

.By Surface wickets in with four Essex,

Macao, 1 p.m.; 3 p.m.. as Tal

of

of the game was hand, were still 78 behind and Loy/rak Shing

is the the game was given up as

this draw.

Since there are no clashes in the round of 10, an

Nottinghamshire The blond Californian scooted all-American quarter-final is a about the court as if he were ou possibility.

Hard-hitting Beverly Baker Innings points in a game which produced 1,045 runs for only wheels. He pulled out a per-

California, Santa Monica,

13 wickets. Nerthamptonshire and eliminated Althea Gibson 'ol

replied with 547 runs for six feet high lobbing game against | of

Arst American the het-rushing Johansson

wickets. seemed able to turn on the heat New York, the

Negro champion ever to play

A feature whenever he wanted to..

of at Wimbledon, 6-1, 6-3, Miss Destremeou Bernard

match for Gibson

won the first three Hardstaff's 247, which

highest Individual score

He batted seven and Sturgess, and the South African, points of the match on her own

Gabriel. hours and was match yesterday and Lancashire who last week won the London service, but Miss Baker caught son.

to her after three three-quarter

Jong today short of his did not take cut when 110 never trailed

Somerset de- Championships against Sedgman, up, advanced with a simple 6-2, 6-3,

thousand for the season. Had he Anish off Kent.

thits afternoon, but 0-2 decision,

got

those two runs he would clared

was soon among the have beaten the best previous Robinson

a vallant Northampton, wickets and, despite against

same effort by McCorkell, the Hamp on the Whysall's 248

shire batsman, could not save ground 21 years ago,

Stocks hit his beat of the the game and were beaten be- season and shared with Hard- fore the extra half hour was

wicket stand necessary.--Reuter. staff in a fourth

ix

af

broke

sea

and rieuces, gain.

Miss Gibson lost her strvice TREMENDOUS CLIMAX

out of eight times and McGregor was the only one

without it she was completely of the big four to run into any

against the baseline king of trouble,--He needed four

Nancy Chaffee of Los Angeles, sets to whip Paul Remy of perfection of Misa Baker.

6-4, 3-0, 6-3, 0-4.

of was nis defeated Arvilla McGuire France, Remy's best weapon

the other all-American Match. AL the finish the Services, service, but only in the second Piedmont, California, 6-3, 6-3, in

served where he still with six wickets in hand, cat, were only eight runs behind.-straight aces in one game, wes Doris Hart looked a winner

he able to make full use of ithe way against the Australian Australian champlon, Mrs Nancy Bollon, as stadi Reuter,

Tho gangling covered the court like a blanket she triumphed in straight sels, and his speed and rushing 6-4, 7-3.

Japs Back To 1938

Tokyo, June 29. Japan reached a new post- war record in industrial "pro- duction in May and had got back to the same level as for 1938, the Supreme Command of the Allied Powers announced today

of

SCAP officinis attributed the record Agures to the improved the competitive position Japanese steel industry and ex- pected further Improvements since bigger cutput would help nationalise operation and reduce production costs Reuter.

ger

Freichman.

three

Ohio,

Shirley Fry of Akron, attack proved too much for the lost one game, in the first set, against Susie Schmitt of France, and Mrs Ria Anderson, Hollywood, defeated Jean Stock of Britain, 6-2, 8-6.

The upper

bracket of

the

up

men's singles is shaping

Tass Man

Gets Cold

Shoulder

of

Defending champion Louiso Brough, second-seeded Mrs Margaret Dupont, and Barbara Scofield had not got as far as the fourth round yesterday.- Associated Press.

score

cf 203,

FINE BOWLING The Ane bowling of Grove, who is proving such an asset to the county in this, his benefit season, was chiefly responsible for Warwickshire's win, which kept them at the top of the Championship table.

His match figures were 11 wickets for 74 and in one spell

ball with the new

today ho captured four wickets for 13 In 11.1 overs.

Warwickshire were left with omple time to get the 08 neces- sory but made hard going of the losic and lost four wickets before

BRITAIN'S JET esfor

nounced today.

the match Oxford starting next

10

Saturday,

Yorkshire had

ปี

won their

9.30 Republic. People's China, a.m., train via Canton.

Formosa. 3 p.m., as Sheng King. Indo-Ching, 2 p.m., as

San

Slam, 2 p.m., An Ping. Australia & New a.m., 89 Hindustan.

Zealand,

10

WEDNESDAY, JULY 4 By. Alt Philippines. Guam, Hawali, Canada, 9 A.m.. via U.S.A., P.A.L.

Malaya. Indonesia, Australia, New Zealand, 10 a.m., C.F.A.

Formosa, 10 a.m., C.A.T.

Marshall Thinks

Chinese Reds Have

Learned Lesson

Washington, June 29.

own

of

million foreign aid programme. strength and that of the free

General George Marshall, United States rounding off the fino work of Secretary of Defence, said today he believed that Grove.

Cambridge University, favour- the Chinese Communists had been taught a lesson against in Korea and would hesitate before starting a Crude and refined petroleum,

had a remarkable win over the military campaign against Burma. ATOM BOMBERMOC The Cambridge declara- calcium, carbide, soda cement,

Tokyo, June 20.

General' Marshall was testify-but there was a great change Tass Russlan

American military 'The official

a sporting ash and hydrochloric acid were

tion gave the Club in

correspondent, record post-wor

news agency

Southern England, June 29. produced

chance but they offered no resis-ing before the House of Repre- in the Was today Egorov, Evgeny

Lance Britain's jet atom bomber, quantities.

Cambridge's pace sentatives Foreign Affairs Com strength since the war in Korea

began. the proposed $8,500 on production came

batsman mittoe

"Our bowlers and not a

position Basic steel

Noval within 15 per cent of the all-time banned from attending a naval still on the secret list, has been it was an- briefing given by the

reached double-figures.

Mr Waller Judd

decided influence in 05 minutes and from 77 Minnesota) record reached during Japan's Operations chief, Admiral For- named "Vailent",

asked if General world has a maximum war effort in 1943. rest Sherman.

(The που plane hitherto

were Marshall did not think the in Korea, A naval officer approached

Mr Judd asked if the United known as the Vickers 800i balls delivered, the MCC

lowest Chinese Communists, after ex- all out for the season's conference

to withdraw Egorov before the

Rolls-Royce four be powered by

score 43. For the second time tricating themselves from Korea, States wanted

Korea to strengthen began and told him that.

attend Avon jets.

in the match the Cambridge fast would reorganise their artolen from The was not permitted to

which aircraft, of

out with

million European defences which were good and perhaps send a special briefing. as it was

Warr taking figures,

five volunteers" to assist any re- considered more important.

tha! Egorov, protested that it was substantial numbers have been bowlers came

General Marshall sald wickels for 20 to give him match bellion in Burma. of delivering atomngures of 10 wickets for 01,

"I America did not want to com- not announced as such and the ordered for the Royal Air Force,

General Marshall replied: unit.omeer 10ld him, "I think you is capable

while Walle had eight wickets would say that they would be mit herself more than neces- will find it was. Besides it is bombs to far-away targets at

very high speed.

very hesitant about going into sary on the Asian continent. the Admiral's request,"

The Alr Minister, Mr Arthur for 72 during the game.

"VERY UNWISE" MIDDLESEX BEATEN Burma. They have had quite a Information A naval Public

Henderson, today inspected the

lesson in Korea and would "It Is very unwise for us,.to that announced later

ever to ny at a Omeer

Worcester jumped into

moving four hestate balare

into have

serioua top half of the table over four urma except as subversivca." which would lead Trade Union Concert-fit there was a G, H. Q. ruling that first Vellart

not to attend Buarded sirfeld here.-Reuter.

other counties as a result of General Marshall said that commitments in Asia." Не Tos Caber BriceBRK-

their 10-wicket win against Kith-Kin Skin-Deep Devil Egorov was

to was not the United States and taken

Japan or referring Lived Liver Bacon Haron-military Press conferences.

Middlesex, Robertson Egorov was asked to leave at Beet Eater Water Dilute-

"more positive steps to meet the Okinawa. Vice-Admiral

Edrich played a pace attack so dangers of our times that have If there was a truce in Kores Dilate Widen Wider - Wired

the request of

thas confidently

Middlesex

and the Chinese withdrew to looked like making a fight but he governments of Europe."

"I regret to report that some. Manchuria, the Independence Howorth, in a spell of three for one reason or another, brave and security of South Korea wickets for 15 claimed, both Canberra, June 20.

not seemed to do all that they would depend to a great extent those batsmen and then

General Marshall on the power could do,"

of the United Mount Lamington, the New

1 Padded. a struggle for Middlesex which boiled

Stales and the preservation of Guinea volcano Geneva, June 29.

Idlied 4,000 people rave the innings defeat.

["GREAT CHANGE

the military position of the free Australia, Ceylon and in over and

They just managed this but

Worcester's

Asked if the United States world.. opening donala have been elected to the carly this year, is active again.

General Marshall declined to A message received from the Keenan, 10-member Asian Advisory Com-

vol bat, hit all the 18 required for would return to Korea should

the Chinese Communists again (give his opinion on whether a mittee of the International La-Australian Government's

Surrey had to be content with attack after withdrawing under trace in Koron should be e5- bour Organisation, it was an-cano expert, Me A. J. Taylor,victory,

first innings points in a drawn cease-dre arrangements, General tablished at the "waist of Korea" nounced today. This was the said that dust vapour and larger

Marshall replied:** The chances north of the 38th Parallei rather second consecutive year that matter was belching from las

game with Sussex. Ceylon had been voted to the crater.

of having to go back become than on the Parallel itself. declared much more remote." d

Ho did not, feel he should Committee.--Reutte.

A large

the Korean tragedy Góral Macular conlintas yesterday They were never up with the come from the earlier military testimony on Monday.

clock, however, and a spell of weakness of the United States, Router.

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and

the start today and

·Surrey forced the pace at

to leave Sussex about threa

commitments

to

more

Mr Taylor is at Popondella, near the evacuated danger zone,

He said that the present mild hours, and a half to score 801. ment a part of the develop- discuss this'in 'an' open:sassion.. surrounding the mountain. eruption - began

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