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THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, JUNE 8,

BANNISTER AND CHATAWAY

MAY YET BE

EDGED

OUT HELSINKI

OF A TRIP TO

By "RECORDER"

Those two great Dark Blue milers, Roger Bannister and Chris Chataway, on whose Olympic chances a dozen English sports writera have written two dozen columnis, may yet be edged out of a place on the British Olympiè team for Helsinki.

The British Games at the White City over the Whitsun holidays have already produced two greater Three Mile runners than Chataway in Gordon Pirle of Bouth London Harriers and Frank Sando of Aylesford Paper Mills SC.

Pirie was timed in 18 minutes 44.8 seconds and Sando in 13 minutes 48.0 seconds. Both beat Sydney Wooderson's British record of 13 minutes 63.2 seconds and became the second and third Englishmen to beat 14 minutes for the distance.

Chalaway's third string berth The other highly successful

has already been

Morgan, by Philip Dark Blue, who beni m 14:07.0 to Chataway's 14:12.0 carlier in May.

Hurdles

two

Tony (Ren()

4:19.0

4:10.0

challenged 1 sect of the Chiedono W. T. Pager (Surrey) :::....

THREE MILES another was D. K. Gracle of Glasgow D. A. G. Pirle (South

beat in Tiniversity who

Angus

London H Scott and Harry Whittle in the F. D. Sando (Aylesford 400 Műtres

in $3.0 PMSC) seconds, the first British athlete, L. Morgan (Oxford UJ 14:07.0 C. J. Chetaway (Oxford U) 14:12, to beat these

in three J Draughton (Blackheath H 14:144 уелта.

A. Parker (Lancashire) D. C. LAW (Oxford U) 400 M. C. Whenman (Kent)

A. T. Ferguson lighgate 11) 14:27.8 J. 11. Scott-Wilson

(Oxford U)

won

(Bevil

.... 14:10.0

.. 14:10.4 14:24.h

14:33.0

30:00.0

30:43.0

DOWN TO THE MILE With Alan Parker and Roy

(Just Beckelt

^^^ Year's

the Gracie also Champion) as two other strong

and seconds may Meires in 49.1 contenders, Chataway

down to

the should have no great difficul- have to come Mile, in which event his 4:18.2 ty in malding an Olymple berth

SIX MILES Oxford-Cambridge for himself in this event. also. the

Beld so far

Derck Pugh, the J. H. Peters (Essex Beagles) 20:56,0 now that malch lends the this season..

an Champion, is out of D. A. G. Pirle European

London II) Мол- However, neither Bill

the running as a convalescent A. T. Fermason (ilighgate #1) 30:414 keville, Roger Bannister or from Infantile paralysis. Les D. Sando (Aylesford

I'MSC) Len Eyre hos yet run a mile

Lewis and the two Egginses this season and the best has may challenge, but their early J. Broughton (Blackheath 1) 30:40. yet to be scen from Alon scanon form has not been very. 3. teks (Hampstead 1) 30:40.2 T. E. Keeran (London 31004 Parker and Peter Robinson.

promising.

W. E. Lasers (Belgrave 1) 31:13.0 F. J. Pirte (Routh London 11) 31:25,4- Nankeville on Saturday beat

Field events performances ins. F. Wilkins (Walton AC) 31:37.6 an international geld that in..

early part of cluded Don Gehrmann of the Britals in the

120 YARDS HURDLES United States and the Yuge the season have been excep- slave, Andrija Otenhajmer and tionally good but are stil for F. J. Parker (South

London standard. other

Vine P. A. I in 3 minutes of Olymple

(Oxford U) 10.0 Zdravko Ceraj,

R... Robinson (Oxford U 15.1 John Savidge's than for 40 seconds.

feet 1 inches in the Shot P... Hildreth (Polytechnic F) 15.4 This time has only been Put at home and 54 feet 934 T. E. W. Clarke

(Cambridge U

15.5 beaten in England by Sydney inches in Paris. Wooderson (3:48.4) and พลง

athletes Three British faster than the 3:40.3 won the Olympic Games.title already over 200 feet in at Wembley

1940 for Javelin Throw, which is Sweden's Henry

440 YARDS HURDLES Eriksson. It more than in any previous aca-

Hanuner Throwers D. K. Grucie (Glasgow U) - *43.0 son. The Pas not Nankeville's best, HC

So are the H. E. Whittle (Reading AC) 54,0 F. J. Parker (Bouth Londen ) 55,0 500 J, Davis (Middlesex)

M. Woodford (Oxford U) 50.4 D. H. Ede (Surrey)

(London U)

which

54

ого

14.5

D. II. Somerveli (London U) 18.7 G. A. Marwood (Cambridge 13 15.0 P. W, Haynex (London AC) 15.0 the G. M. Elliott (Lenden U) 10.0

*Wind-aided. опе

did 3:48.0 at Brussels in the are doing exceptionally well in A. W. Scott Achilles) 54

Championships early season and Discus Throwers.

1050 European for third place.

Nankeville's 3:49.0 for 1,500 Metres is worth 4:07.4 for the Mile.

Peter Robinson's second place in 3:49.8 on Saturday is worth 4:08.2.

The

B

that

"WHAT DID | TULYAR?"

"What did I Tulyar?" that seems to be what Charlie Smirke is asking Lester Piggott as Tulyar wins the Derby by three-quarters of a length from Gay Time.

The Aga Khan's horse beat off the powerful French challenge to win the

the winner gets £20,000, richest Derby in the history of the raco ****

Mrs J..V. Ronk's Gay Time, ridden by Lester Piggott, was second and one of the French colta, M. Francols Dapre's Faubourg II, was ridden to third place by J. Doyasbere--Neuterphoto.

The Scots Reserved

Their Biggest Cheer For Mac Bailey

Braway

Scotland came to London on May 24. The occasion was the Caledonian Games at the White City. Scots, their kilts swinging in the breeze, tossed the caber and threw the hammer, while in the background the skirl of the pipes could be heard.

But though the crowd of close on 30,000 enjoyed themselves in the sunshine and applauded all the per- 071formers heartily, they reserved their biggest cheer for a man who is Scots in name only, E. McDonald Bailey, 8 Britain's Trinidad-born Sprint Champion.

57.3

Б1.7

portor.

improbable It is not before the season is over, there. Walker will be five Javelin Throwers. B. Duffy (London Ui

1. Friar (London) over 200 feet,

DISCUS three.

*0.3 seconds added for AAA Throwers over 150 feet, three mance over 400 Metres. Bannister wen

and Pole Vaulters over 13 feet and 4:07.8 Mile last year in

Jumper

IIIGII JUMP High half-dozch Olenhajmer's came second to

3 Inches. That Pete Wells (London AC) 3:47.0 for 1,000 Metres at Del-over 6 feet

season. W. Lender (Cambridge 3:48.4.

Otenheimer will make the present

7. I. Jones (Cambridge grade in

ever in field . C. Pavitt (Polytechnic ran fifth on Saturday to Nan-the greatest keville and Robinson and the events standards and will be a 8. 6. Williams Polytechhle 11) 0:2 2. R. Cox (Eton Manor AC 61 P. J. Brinson (London AC) 4:1 fact remains that race placings sond start for the futurepres

gonerally

The appended, аз pointers to for the season (up to May 24, M. J. Rickard (London U0:1 (London AC) | 0:0 9. J. Freeman more satisfactory who ranks where than relative with.come later ones that have

through by come

agency best performances,

Dг0

In short,

considered

ert, Bannister has yet cables) are marks made in the to beat Olenhajmer, while bath British Isles and exclude por-

M. G.

d:

i

8:2

4:0

A. P. J. S. Orton

(Shaftesbury 1) .......

POLE VAULT Elliott (London U) 33:0 A. 3. Burger. (Oxford U. 13:1 Nankeville and Robinson have formances on the Continent by. Anderson (Achilles) now accomplished that.

Parlett,

British athletes.

Bun-

the

N. G. A Gregor (Herna

71 25)

13:0

12:0

nister has yet to make an ap The tables include all AAA-N. E. C. Dear (London AC) 12:0 pearance in an important race

(Shaftesbury H) this season and he will now have registered athletes, ceveral of D. Howland

whom ore Coloninis

and M. Jackson (Cambridge Uj mind between to make up his

these being J. N. G. E. Broad (Herne Hill Hi 11:8 foreigners, the 800 Metres and the 1,500 Turner (Canada), _E. McD. R. B. Hayden (London U) 11:3 Metres at Helsinki,

Bailey (Trinidad), K. K. Kor-. Lots (Cambridge U

A. Hopkins (Walton AC) Arthur Wint sah (Nigeriu)..

LONG JUMP Harry John -

(Jamaica), A.

Bunter S. 0. Williams European 800 Metres Champlon, (South Africa). S. O Wil(Polytechale-H) recently tore a calf muscle and liams (Nigeria), B. Richards W. M. Dixon (Coventry

nay be out of racing and (New Zealand), M. H. Draper training for some weeks. The Austratia), T Pukis (Lat. G. II. Walker (Oxford U) 22: 9

G. E. Villers (Oxford U) 22: 3. chances are that he will not), W. Thomas (USA) and G. E. Brond (Tieme make the team for Helsinki

3. H.

Moosgaard-Kjeldsen R. A. Jackson (Surrey) Metres Bannister's and

Valley II) berth is at present not serious-(Denmark), all resident in the A. Poland (Thames

United Kingdom this season. 1. Whittin (Reading AC) 21:10

Best performances by British. C. L. Wood (Cambridge U)

BDC

11:3

-23:-03

Godiva 11)........

23: 2

24

21:11

21:11

Mac was in tremendous form in both sprints which were run ever the metric distance in order to give a guide to Olympic form.

He scorched up the track in both the 100 and 200 Metres to record times of 10.4 seconds and

No Race Data

On Bannister

20.9 seconds respectively-both he has put up in the fastest Britain.

His time for the shorter dis- tance was only one-fifth of second outside the world record, the 200 was and his time for better thari that put up by Mel Patton in winning the 1043 Olymples.

י

MORE THAN ATONED

than These victories more atoned for Bailey's, defcat. in

the America

week previous when, fired after a 8,000-mile air journey and with no time to regain his "land, legs" he was beaten into fourth place in on Invitation 100 California by Art U. S. Champlon.

ATTEMPTS ON SWIMMING RECORDS

Hongkong's Olymplo wwimmers will attempt to break the Colony recorda In the 100 Yards Free Stylo at the Victoria Recreation Club this evening,

.F.

X. Kin-man

Monteiro Cheong

ана wil

make an attempt on the 100 Yards Free Style re- cord of 54 4/5 seconds set by Monteiro in the Colony Champlotiskip last year.

Cynthia Eager will at- break her own tempt to Cotony record of 76 4/5 soconits in the Women's 100 Yards Free Style. This

set in the heals of the Colony Championships last year.

There will be eight other

the

programme events on and a diving exhibition. The gala, sponsored by the Hongkong Amateur Swim- ming Association, mences at 6 pm.

.

British Games

London, June ǎ.

Swimming World' Forecast On Helsinki Finals

New York, June 2

In an attempt at forecasting the results of the swim- ming in the forthcoming Helsinki Olympic Grymes; the influential monthly Swimming World: magazine wrote that the-400 Metres Free Style would be won by a Japntesti

Thla bulletin, which is directed by the chief swimming coach of Yale University, Bob Kiphuth, is regarded as the world's greatest authority on swimming.

In an

signed by Peter | 57.0 ectonds, Hungarian Geza Daland, Swimming World Kadas and American Clockc predicted that

Scholes, (1) In the 100 Metres Free (2) In the 400 Metres Free Style: Japanieso swimmer Style, victory would come to Hirosi Suzuki would

como Japanese Hironoshin Furuhashi fourthi In 57.4 seconds behind | in 4 minutes 20 seconda, ! in American Dick, Cleveland · In front of American Wayne Moore in 4 minutes 34 teconds, American Ford: Konno in minutes 34.5- seconds Aus tralian John Marshall, Ameri

GRADING

GETS RESULTS

Says McDONALD BAILEY

World 100 Metres Record Holder

can James MacLane send Frenduman Jean Boiteux,

(3) In the 1,500 Metres Froe Style, the winner would bo American Ford Konno in 16 minutes 28 seconds, followed by Japanese Hironoshin Furuhashi in 18 minutes,30 seconds, Australian John Mar shall, American Jimmy Mc

McLane and Tozukuri and N. Azuma of Japan.

United

(4) In the 109 Metres Bacit Stroke the winner would be. American Richard Thoman in 1 minute 6 seconds, followed by Allen Stack of the United States, The more I run in, and Gubert Bozon of France and

of the watch, handicap.

races the Jack Taylor more I am convinced that States.he winner of the 200

(5) the system of handicapping Metres Breast Stroke would be in use in this country-and the German, Herbert Klein, in 2 most other countries for minutes 33 seconds, followed by John Davies' of Australia in 2 that matter-is not the minutes

33.5

seconds, Masao ideal way to get the beat out Yamamoto of Japan in 2 minutes of performers, particularly 34.6 seconds, Bowen Stassforth of the up-and-coming young-the United States in 2 minutes 83 seconds, Gerry Holan of the

ག་” United States in minutes 35.5 That 13 why I Guggest seconds and Takayashi Kajikawa that for once

way of Japan in 2 minutes 30 seconds: (7) In the 800 Metres Free we take a leaf out of the. book of the Irish. A couple Style Relay Race, the order of of years ago a grading system Anish would be the United States Irish in 8 minutes 38 seconda, Japan, introduced athletics, and so popular has, it France, Hungary, Australia and

Sweden.--France-Presse. become that there is difficulty in coping with the food of es- trics.

sters.

Was

in a

into

The idea, briefly, is to have three grades in all events with set standards for each grade, into which the athletes fall no cording to their performances. As they Improve, they move up Into the next grade.

*PROMOTION

}

Thus, in the 100 yards, for example, instead of all the entrants being lumped together

Banned Golfer Gets A

Cash Boost

By FRANK ROSTRON

in the sime event with vary- A subscription has been ing starts, as under the usual

system of handleapping, there started by Sandy Lodge would be three separate 100 Golf Club for its new pro- Don Gehrmann, one of Ameyard races, In each of which fessional, 27-year-old Scot rica's Olymple middle distanca

the runners would be of the hopes, won the 1,000 yards in in lerrtional event today in Bragg, the fastest time ever recorded in Britain on the second and art de of the British Games at White City Stadium.

Metres

London, May 30. When the Athletics Board pick Britain's three for the 1,500 Metrea

the in Olympic Games at Helsinki

It must be admitted that when they will have to take Roger Bailey-failed-in-America-there- Bannister, last year's Cham- were those in England who be- pion, on trust. They will loved that the reign of Britain's have no race data for the Sprint Champion was at an end. But the doubters may not have distance or for the mile- to

writes been without justification: Balley, guide them, Harold Palmer.

after all, is 31 years of age, and that, as far as sprinters are concerned, puls

in the him .It is not a difficult decision

veteran stage. But Saturday they have to make, but it is an unusual one. It is obvious that disproved the theory. Bannister is not going to be But if Bannister decides on A. Gregory Gloucestershire) 12. n. I. Walker (Oxford 171 45: 74

B. Shenton (Polytechnic 10.03. 1, Monteith (Liverpool 17) 45: 45 anything like flat out over his

Olympic distance emulating the late great Jack J. N. Turner (Oxford U)... 0.5 1. A. F. Rumbold

until thei (Middlesex) A. Grieve (Surrey) .. Lovelock and risks his all on

Games. 100 G. T. Wells' (Cardiff U) a 1,600 Metres berth for Hel-N. D. Stacey (Achilles)

pull J. Ferguson Notts AC) sinki, he will have to more out of the bag when he AR Pinnington (Oxford U) 100 makes a late season appearance. M. K. Finity (Cambridge U 10.1 A. Cle

ly challenged. Albert Webster, and Bannister Frank Evans

are almost certain to be Enge athletes this season follow: land's three In this event

Farlelt does not recover

from

his injury in time;

in campellon had to.

than

100 YARDS

10.0

21: 097 I. Whitaker (Middlesex) 21: 7 GM. Saul (Cambridge U21: 7

HOP, STEP & JUMP B. Richards (Polytechnic ) 40: 0

10.0 K. B. Wilmshurst

(Walton AC)

48: 4

454

45: 0

(Manchester U) 44:0 10.1 8. E. Cross (Small Heath 1) : 012 A. Blocker (St. Alb18 AC) Lovelock A. Lillington (Durham ... 16.1 K. A. Whatmere

Wind-aided.

(Herno H )

The opposition will be Nan- keville, Tobingon, Eyre, Chai- Parker and possibly eWay, another

Blue, Dark

220 YARDS (Around a turn) D. C. E. Meb. Balley

(Polytechnie

J. P. McNultý, (Rent)

SHOT FUT

43:10

43: 23%

J. A. Savidge (London AC) 54;114 A. Gues (Southgate II 40:9%2 Pharaoh (Manchester U) 48:3 Tukdit (Lincoln

21.0

21.

Wellington (AC)

40:312

Benes (Cambridge UJ. 44:0

Coef (Surrey) **

(Cambridge )

44:235

44: 234

Law, who won the Universi-w, Jack (Victoria Park AAC) *21.8 tler Athletic Union Champion B. Shenton (Polytechnic H ship at Liverpool in the Mile C. Lewis (Walton AC)... 1.8 21.0 on May 24 in 4 minutes 11.2 11. J. Merrett (London U

J.M. K. Finity (Cambridge Um.1 W. M. T. Helland seconds.

K. K. Korral London U

It may be mentioned hero A. R. Pinnington 1Oxford Uj 2

excellent

4:11.2 A. B. Watts (London U)

723

that Law's

uci G. Simmonda (Huli came among a whole collection. Riggins Heme 18 ! 17

good of mediocre times from

*0.1' recond added for performance | fields in the other running over 200 Melroa, events.

Thus, at the AAA Champion-

440 YARDS

ohips in June there should be Arthur. Wint (London ́U) a minimum six English Milers Alan Dick (Oxford U) under 4 minutes 10 seconds D. K. Omele (Glasgow U) plus the Australian Don Mag-P. G. Fryer (London AC) millan, the Canadians Don Mc- D. Lloyd (Oxford U Ewan, Bill Parnell and John Ross, and possibly New landers George, Kosking Maurice Marshall,

Vanlegan (Southgate H) 44:01

43:21% 1. Barroit (NGT)

(London U) 43:2 G. M. Ellot!

DISCUS THROW M. Pharaoh (Manchester U) 162: 81 W, Thomas (Oxford U)... 140:7 J. A. Savidge (Landon AC) 137: 1 M. F. Flacke (Herne Hin 14ti (Surrey) 11: 7 48.3E JA. Brewer 48 W. M. T. Holland

(Cambridge W) 131: # #49A *405-Gandy (London AC)

.... 130: 314 .... 126: 133 T. H. Barratt (NGT) 30,1

G. M. Elati (London U) 124: 33%|| L.A. Smith (City of

Rochester ACI

502) P. A. Atkinson

(Shaftesbury II) 153; 2 Zea-F. P. Higgins (Southgate 11) 802 and M. 1. Draper (Cambridge U 50.

JAVELIN THROW 30.4 A. B. Watts (London U Frank Evans (Lancashire)

30.0 D. E. Tucker (Oxford U) 204:11 P. Willmer (London U) ...

60.3 R. W. D, Müller (Dublin U) 204: 7 for *0.3 seconds added

Derfor 31. J. Dentey

(Thames Valley. H) 204: 415 mancu over 400 Metres.

Gandy London AC) 3:

(Cambridge U). 107: 4; Moesgaard-Kjeldsen

(Kent) 4831 94%

This will, indeed, be the Contury before -Milo of the

which all previous Miles of the Century. fade into second rate classics..

At the London

880 YARDS

R. G. Bannister (Achilles) SCOTLAND'S CHALLENGE A. J. Vincent Manchester U)

Caledonian Arthur Wint (London U}

on 8. J. Bryant (Oxford U) .. had . W. Nankeville.

(Walton AC)

Games at the White City

May 24, two Scous who

(South

B. L. Callaway

In what was really his first this season public appearance at Motspur Park last week, he most impressively, His ron first lap of a Half Mlle Tace

was done in 54.4 sec,

I would say that he could have gone

on to beat Sydney Wooderson's world record Imln. 49.2 sec. for the Half Mile if he had cored.

PUT THE BRAKES ON

Instead he put the brakes on, moving down the back straight on the second lap, and cased slightly coming into the falsh running against a fairly strong headwind.

"Just what I wanted. A nice etay race. Not too fast but fast- crough." That was hia sum- ming up and that after running the fastest Half Mile yét this season in Imin, 535cc,

Bansigter 'did run a mille at his hospital sports on Saturday but It was little more than a training run dad took him 4min. 30sec. | Ho will run a milo in the United Hospitals Championship at Mot-

spur Park on June

11.1

the

Celumann clocked 2 ms 11 secs, winning by a foot from Bill Nankerville of Britain in thrilling

race. Nankerville ro

which turned 2 mins,

seg also beat the previous British record of 2 min. 11.2 secs. 45- tablished by Cyril Ellis in 1929. Gehrmann's time was moro the track meritorious because had pools of water following e heavy thunderstorm which broke just before the start of the day's racing. More than 50,000 were present in spite of the showery weather.

·

Milton Campbell, 18-year-old coloured New Yorker, won the 100 metres International event In 10.7 seconds. Ho beat Willie Jack, the Scottish champion, with Bill Dwyer (U.S.) third, a foot behind. Both Jack and Dwyer clocked 10.8 seconds.

The soft track accounted for the comparatively slow time

Reuter.

4

Danish Thomas

Cup Team May Play In HK

to

same approximate standard and Eric Brown, who won the would all run from scratch. recent £500 Penfold Tourna-

The best men at the Erode ment first prize. would win. and there. would The money, according always be the incentive of secretary Ian F. M. Lucas, is for

sufficient Improvement

Brown's exponses in, the British · ualify for poor and Open Championship wit But it will enable members to crack at the stars. After all, there is precious sympathise with Brown on losing

under little sallsfaction

the Ave years of youngster because of beating me, say, off ten yards. Association rule. Present system in a But if he had worked his way The PGA bars a

to

tournament golf Professional

Golferatio

from

up from the boltom grade, and becoming a full one for

then licked me on level terme, he would have reason to think he was getting somewhere.

GIVE IT A TRIAL

five ears. He cannot take part:

years. in the big tournaments under¬ FGA control during that time."*": Secretary Lucna says with⠀ oficial

correctitude: "The

I don't expect such a prepo- subscription will mark our ep- sal to be taken very seriously preciation of Brown's successful, by the

but I start here" powers-that-be, think some enterprising local body might give the idea a

such iria). One

organisation with go-ahead men at

the helm the 19

North-East

Sports running a League, who series of weekly-athletics and

aro

'UNSPOKEN FROTEST But his younger brother, P.B.. "Laddle" Inicas, M.P. Sandy Lodge record-holder, says:

"It would be fair to describe this subscription. as a note of

Brown for the sympathy for recently ave lost tournament years of his

cycling promotions and under whose auspicos turned out at Newcastlo,

against.

I commend the grading idealife, and as an unspoken protest, the ludicrous PGA to Jimmy Veitch and his com-closed-shop rule.". mittee. Give it a trial, Vimary, and show tho' rest of Britain the way.

Brown at 21 won the Scottish Amateur Championship, turned professional immediately after.

The PGA could not prevent him going to Switzerland last DEAD HEAT IN year, winning the Swiss, Cham- plonship and Enishing in the

50-KM. WALK rat three of the French, Hallan,

But

14.

Belgian and Dutch

Dutch Champion- Bradford, Juno 2. plonships. By "ARGONAUT”. A possibly unprecedented their rule could' and aido

event in athletica occurred in prevent his

playing for Britain Singapore, June 2!

in the Ryder Cup team, so the Bradford Golden Jubilee 50 The Danish Thomas Cup Kilometres (31 miles) Walk heavily beaten by the Americans, Commander R.C.T. Roc, Hon. fcam may play in long today when Harold Whitlock,

the Professional the 1936 Olympic Champion, Becretary of kong. Attempts are being and C. Colman deadheated for Golfers Asociation, made to persuade the Danes first place in 4 hrs B1 mins embargo like this:

1. This is

is not only

BritianTM and the Siamese to proceed 43-2/0 secs.

There, ware 79

the guile competitors.

is the rule. It to Hongkong after their At the end of the race the time in

every PGA Almost A Bool-

In every country..

# Mac Bailey

Bangkok matches,

keeper cald, "It was impossible 2. In every profession there to split the watch between are, embargoes, apprenticeships When Jack Lovelock won the

Last year when he broke track The Americans are not pvalt- | Colmar -- and Whitlock."—Noi- and examinations to make people Olymple 1,500 Metres in 1838 he records in all parts of the British able. Two members

of their ter

learn their jobs Cambridge U) 102: 216 was third in the Hospitals' Mile Isles and equalled the 100 Metres Thomas Cup team, Bob Williams

The time then was Amin., 28sec Bannister has to agree that he world record In Yugoslavia he and Martia Mendez, are parti

Philippine But cipating that can hardly fall to win the race was in tremendous form. because he proposes to do a time during the winter months he has Championships on June 13 and at least a little better then 4min. had to train extremely hard to 14

prevent stiffening of the miscles. 20ten.

It is apparent now that he has won the battle with old ago? and on form ho. would appear set in Helsinki. It would not be before time. Britain's last sprint success was in 1924 when Harold Abrahams won the 100 Metres

Lahden aspram Servici)

K, J. Brookman

b C. H. Wright

(Lohdon AC), 177:,7!

His chief rival will be N. E. Williams, who is with him at St Mary's Hospital and was an old

3. It is

is contin

for a good

golt professional to learn routine club-malding and do all

TODAY'S SPORT petty jobs connected with it.

Cinta' at V.n.c、. 6:p.m.

XXW**

4. We have 200 rully qualined

unemployed golf

but

03

Britain. Why let youngsters

like Brown overcrowar Opan Coler logies as KCC, Erie Brown, in his dry Scotus

D: Grimths (Oxford U) 176: B hitherto not been in the run- R.'T. G. Day (Cambridge U)

13) 171:5 ning for Olympic berths turn. I. Macdonald (London U 1:56.0 AF. gnil (Bristol

HAMMER THROW ed up two best-of-tho-senson K. Marsden (Cambridge U 1:50.0

D. C.. Seaman (London AC) 1:39 | Di Ci K. Douglas. performances.

Atalania ACT 170: 115 W. Jack, of the Victoria D. Prince

London H

1:07:1 D. McD. Clark Park AAC, ran second to Mac- Harrison (Endeid AD) ** 2:07,1

oyal Vistor Const.):107 Donald Batley, and sheat of

P.C. Aliday (London AC) 163:1035 ONE MILES-

C.. J. Reidy Brian

Shenton in the 100

(South London. 17) 100:7 | Cambridge opponent for at least one Olymple victory { gold cup, presented to, the Open / mcrc and Talkon. seconds. c. J. Chataway (Oxford U) 410.2 b. N, J. Cullum Moires Dash in 10.5

AC) 183; 2-1 only other British - "run- D. C. Law (Oxford (U) The

When (London 144:10! Moore Blame it) 140 ner who has been na fast in P. J. Robinson (Cambridge U) 4:13.0. W. Subur England in this event was A Parker (Lancashire).

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