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✅ THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, JUNE. 13, 1952.

RECORD TWO MILES

SURREY FAIL TO GET A

FIRST INNINGS LEAD AGAINST GLAMORGAN

RITR

"I'm banking on a hot Ame

· London Expreas Service,

All-Cambridge Eight For

1

Helsinki

London, June 12.

Jack Ikin, Lancashire and England all-rounder may have carned himself a place in England's team for tite next Test against India by completing a century today against Warwickshire, last season's champions.

England's only weakness in the first Test appeared to be the lack of another brilliant close flelder to work · with Glamorgan's Alan Watkins, Ikin is on a par with Watkins in that department of the game and his second successive 100 proves that he has completely recovered his batting form. He has also been doing well with the ball recently,

off

Middlesex, who declared at 374 for seven, should have had substantial lead but bad fielding: lapses and a fifth wicket stand of 110

Freddie Brown and by Desmond Barrick cost them four points,

Ikin, an opening left-hand bat, along with Glamorgan eventually reached his century out of 201gaining a lead of nine runs. in three hours and 60 minutes, At Lord's, Northamptonshire Hy 118 included 12 four, took int innings points

Lancashire strengthened their Middlesex in the last over of the position in the County day. Championship Tucc with innings and 49 runs win over Warwickshire in two days,

Warwickshire, who have now played 10 games without a win, started their second innings 176 rung behind. They were soon in trouble against good all-round bowling

fell and wickets regularly

Philip with only Bromley, a young right-hand

sort

of batsman, making a realstance. He was top scorer with 41 in the second innings,

Surrey, the County leaders, worked hard in the field against Glamorgan, but failed to gain first lunings lead. The home batsmen seemed determined to stay in even at the sacrifice runs and the score crept tediously

By HYLTON CLEAVER An all-Cambridge eight have been picked to repre- sent Britain in the Olymple Regatta. They will be en- tered for the Grand Chal- lenge Cup at Henley, where Mrs J.C. they may have to cope with

Brown

the Australian Olympic Wins Three Club

eight, also expected there.

Those of 10 possibles, who

had been tried on the Cam for

the past six weclus and have not in after all, have been got

Medal Round

The second Ladies' Day for formed into two fours and will the summer season was held at raco in the Olymple trials.

This

crews

Deep Water Bay on Tuesday, will give the Thames June 9. The Competillon was a which should "three club" medai round and opposition

Olympic was won by Mrs J. C. Brown extend them The eight is:"

with a nett 04.

Players there is a running celeetle, at Deep Water Bay for the month of June. A total of four cards may be taken, and these at any

R

D. D. Macklin (bow), -A. L.

MacLeod, N. B. M. Clacks, A. Sharpley. E. J. Worlidge, C. B. M. Lloyd, พ. A. D. Windham, D. M. K r. J. Jennens (stroke), Hinde (cox).

Training is now going on at Ely under

Professor Raymond Owen. The crow was moved to Marlow on June 9, but did not race at that Regalin.

time.

ого

reminded that

The winner of the Running Bogey at Deep Water Bay for May was Mrs A. Sainsbury on. the second nine after a tie with Mrs E. Lee. Both "all square"

19 Mr on Bogey. At Henley on June Harold Rickett will take over the coaching and immediately after the regaita a switch will

CAPTAIN'S CUF

Roley Jenkins, England leg- big part Ju spinner, played a Worcestershiro's Innings victory at Taunton Somerset over where 23 wickets fell today.

Somerset were twice claimed

and wickets

dismissed

Jenkins- in the

today 10 match for 97 runs.

W.H.H. Sutcliffe, old son

of Herbert former England player, today presented with his York- shive cap-Reuler.

25-year- Sutcliffe,

was

CLOSE OF PLAY SCORES London, June 12, The following are the close of play scores of County cricket matches:

Al Lord's-Middlesex 374, for Northampton- seven declared. shire 375. for eight (Greasley 02, Barrick 70, Brown 73).

Ai Southampton-Hampshire 298 for nine declared (Gray 139, four Hill 83). Essex 207 for (Avery not out 136, Insole 88).

At Oxford-Kent 243 and 241 for four (Lock 57, Olinn not out University 223 Oxford 80), (Boobbyer 81, Cowdrey 501.

At Birmingham-Lancashire bent Warwickshire by an inaings Warwickshire 162 and 49 runs. and 127 (Hilton three far 24). Lancashire 338 (Ikin 118)..

Al Taunton Worcestershiro beat Somerset by an inwings and 54 runa, Worcestershire 358 for nine declared (Bird not out 150, Hazeli five for 82). Somerset 137 (Perks four for 47, Jenkins four for 33) and 107 (Jenkins six for

At Ilkeston Derbyshire 230 and 153 (Revill 54, Oakman five for 32), Sussex 124 (Oakmon 51, Gladwin three for 25, Jackson three for 30) and 100 for four,

be made to Putney for the anal round for the Captain's Cup

At Fanling the May qualifying | 64). polishing process.

Brian Lloyd, who as captain was won by Mra L. Lindsay Club was en-with a nett 00. The best L.G.U. of the Leander trusted with the task of picking Medal round was played by Mrs Daweni-Grove with a nett 70 in eight, has done a good job, our cig the more so because he has had the Silver Division, there were 10 leave out some of his close no entries in the Bronze Divi- personal friends.

sion. Alter much counsel with his The Glover Cup which is being couches

and reconnaissance played at Deep Water Bay is now his men he has got in the semi-finals and the entry among together six of the 1951 Cam-ilst for the next tournament has

bridge eight which swept aside been posted. all opposition in the U.S.A.

Beginning in early July will Foursomes Competition.

Only two of that memorable cight have falled to regain their be previous places. They are re-Players are asked to enter their names with their partners;_00- placed by one of this year's new Blues and one left over, as it tries close on Saturday, Janu were, from 1950. London 20, and the draw will be made Express Service,

on Monday, June 30.

At Llanelly Surrey 248 and

24 for one, Glamorgan ... 257. (Laker six for 87).

At Hinckley Nottingham- for one. shire 294 and 22 Leicestershire 372 for eight declared (Tompkin 80, Palmer 50, Jackson 57, Munden not out 60, Jepson six for 99).

At Harrogate Yorkshire 400 for seven declared, Gloucester- shire 232 (Close four for 40) and 161 for five (Graveney 85, Young 50).-Reuter.

British-Trained Colts May

Prove A Better Than Moderate Lot This Season

Says RICHARD

BAERLEIN

The British-trained three-year-olds were more successful last week than their most ardent admirers could have hoped and perhaps by the end of the season shall not be voicing the annual opinion that they are a moderate lot.

the

we

Gay Time was still backward when running in the Derby, and though he may have been considered slightly unlucky in running, he is a colt who wit

Chris Chataway, the Oxford Blue; beat the British all-comers' Two Miles record of 9 mins. 0.6 secs. by five seconds at Oxford yesterday, states a Reuter message,

Chataway, who has run the fastest Mile in Britain this year, returned a time of 8 mins. 55.6 secs, when running for his University against 'a Combined Services

team.

The previous record was set up by Gundar Haegg (Sweden) at the White City, London, seven years ago,

Chataway's time also smashed C, A, J. Emery's British national and English native figures of 9 mins. 34 secs, achieved in Manchester 13 years ago.

Cardinals Beat

Dodgers 15-10

New York, June 12.

Brooklyn's National League lead was whittled down to 3% games when the Cardinals defeated the Dodgers 15-10 for their third straight triumph,

Brooklyn jumped to a quick 4-0 lead off Gerry Staley in the first inning, but the Cardinals retaliated with four runs in their half of the inning.

Warren Hacker kept hot with the Chicago Cubs and pitched them to a five-hlt 3-1 victory DVET the Philics. It was the eighth victory In the last nine for Chicago, and put them with- in half a game of the econd place Giants.

a

Veeck

HAWAIIAN-BORN FORD KONNO IS AMERICA'S BIGGEST HOPE

AGAINST FURUHASHI

Ford, Konno is one of America's big hopes in the Olympic Games at Helsinki this summer. The Ohio State University student, now 19, not only holds national titles in the 200 Metres, 400, Metres and 1,500 Metres Free Style events, but has also bettered unofficially the world record for the -1,500 Metres Free Style race set by Hironashin Furuhashi, the Japanese swimmer.

Furuhashi, who specialises in the 1,500-Metro event, is considered by many authorities the world's greatest free-style swimmer.

British Athletic Best British

Performances Of The Current Season

The second day of the British Games at the White City June 1 did not produce many exceptionally good performances as most of the running was done in or be tween showers on a flooded track.

Several good performances 19. O., WRllams (Polytechnia 11) · 0:1 D. B. Cox (Eton Manor AC) 0:4 the Army F. J. Brinson were put up at

(London AC) 61 (London U) 0:1 Championships later in the same. 3. Hickard week.

Best performances by AAA- registered athletes in Britain up

to June 6. follow:

100 YARDS

S. J. Freeman (London AC) 8: A. P. 3. 6. Orton (Shaftesbury )

6:

M. C. Eidlow Hythe AC) 0:0 Buiton (Metr. Police).....

POLE VAULT

E. MED. Balloy (Polytechnic 3) 2.5]. 31. Etott (London ) 13:0 B. Darington (Loughborough A. J. Burger (Oxford U 13;1

Call)

J. M. Grestoraniu) 90❘N. G. A. Gregor (Herne

0:0

9. T. D. Anderson (Achilles) 13:0 WH (London AC) 1:0

A. IL Pmington (Oxford U) 93

Palytechnic ) 29 N. : C. Dear D. Shenton J. Turner (Oxford U) ... G. D. IIqwland

A. Grieve (S. London 10.0 N. D. Stacey Achilles) W. J. Ferguson (Notts AL) T. L. Higgins ferne HU

D. R. Transyne (31. Luke's

Coll)

-Wirid-aided.

220 YARDS

(Around a turn)

E. MED, Bailey

(Polytechnia H)

12:0

13:0 12:0

(Shaftesbury II) 10.01. Ward (Loughborough C) 100 M. L. Jackson (Cambridge U 11:0 100. E. Broad (Herna Hill 111 11:0

R. B. Hayden (London U) 100 J. Lyons (Cambridge U)..

A. Ropkins (Walion AC)

11:3 21:3 123

D. A. Holmes (Walton AC) 11:3

LONG JUMP

U, S. Olympic officials have other good reasons to be optimistic about Konno's chances against foreign competition. He holds 14 decisions over John Marshall, 'the' Australian Cham- plont who has broken eight world" records for various ovents."¡

He has also lowered the World 800-Metre Free Style 'record.to 0 minutes 402 seconds—144 secomts under the listed mark.

Bestdes beating 'Furahashi and Marshall, the young American has several times finished ahead of Jimmy McLane, present. 1,500 Metres Olympic Champion, in inter-collegiate competitions in

the United States.

are re-

The Amateur Athletle Union (AAU) Championships garded by U. S. athletes as a preludo to the Olympic trials, which will be held in July,

So intent was Konno on being In peak condition for the coming irtuls that after defeating Marshall in the gruelling finals of the recent AAU 1,500 Metros Free Style race, he remained in

and. the pool to practise turns relax his muscles,

.Konno was born in Hawall of bad whò Japanese parents emigrated there during the early 1920' The coitple had six children. When Ford was born

his father,

named him

W. Jack (Victoria Park AAC)

210s, o. Willama 24

(Polytechnic )

13. Shentou (Polytechnic II)

L. C. Lewis (Walton AC)...

219

D. J. Merrett (London U).. 213.

H. Platt (Wallasey AC) Dixon (Coventry Godiva H

23: 61% American 23: 24 facturer.

J. M. X. Finley (Cambridge U

T. L. Higgins (Herne Hill H) 220 Gama, G. Hardiman (Cold

N. D. Stacey (Achilles)

K. K. Karsah (Landen Új!!

fream

2.1. G. 7 Guards❘

a garage.mechanic, after the famous

manu- automobile

23: 25 PREFERS FOOL TRAINING 22:115% (Oxford U), 22: Diu

A. R. Pinnington (Oxford U2 Vlore (Oxford U) 2:5

*0.1 second added for performance over 200 Metren.

.

440 YARDS

44.3 Arthur Wint (London U)

...... *48.7 N. D. Stacey (Achillen) Alan Dick. (Oxford U**** T. L. 10ggins (Herto il P. G. FYYET (London AC) .... D. Bareford. (Middlesex) D. K. Gracle (diasgow Uj FP. Higgins (Southgate H.. J. F. Grant (Harehill H)..... 2/L. D. J. N. Johnson (East

Surrey Regt.)

49,3

Darlow (Shropshire) 22:7 G. E. G. E. Broad (Herne Hill Hi 2: 2 R. A. Jackton (Herne Hill

H)

Avalley

P. Poland

(Thames

211

·SULTA

45: B

HOP, STEP & JUMP 41.91 49.0 Cpl. P. Goldsmith (Boyal

Horse Guards).................. 49. Richard (Polytechnic it) 60: 03h 19.5 8. E. Cross (Email

Heath 49.7

40: 515

: 1

0. 11. Walker (Oxford U) J. D. Lloyd (Oxto 19.3 3. H. Mantelth (Liverpool ) : 32

U00.1 D. A. P. Humbold

45: 4 (Southgate H) 03 seconds added for perfor-

G. T. Wells (Cardin U) nuance over 400 Metres,

Robinson (Oxford) 45: 880 YARDS

B. W. Vel Behold 1)

11. G. Bannister (London U).. 1:53,0. S. Wilmshurst

A. Webster (Sutton-in-

Ashfield H)

1:43.0

K. Marsden (Cambridge U).... 154.0 1. D. C. Gurney (Achilles)

(Walton AC).................... $5; 0 SHOT PUT

1. A. Savidge (London AC) Mai

(Southgate ) 40:9

A. J. Vincent (Manchester U HASI A Giles Arthur Wint (Londen U) 1:55.0 M. Pharash (Manchester U) 0:2°

9. J. Bryant (Oxford U) 1:55.0 T. Pukits (Lincoln

F. Evans (Manchester A & CC) 185.2.

B. S. Hewson (AAA) *****

Wallington (AC)

1:56.0 581.

****** 1:56.0

Although young Konno lived within walking distance of many- Hawalian beaches, he did most of his swimming.. in the local Young Men's Christian Associa tion pool..

"I'm rictly a pool swimmer," he says. "You can't develop-a relaxed,, smooth stroke in the surf. Besides, salt water is too buoyant. I get a better workout in, fresh water,

The noted Hdwallan swimming coach, Yoshito Sagawa, taught Konno the finer points of com-

fpetitive swimming while he was the McKinley High attending School in Honolulu. He proved an apt pupil, setling American Junior records in the 280 Metres and 100 Metres Free Stylo events.

· joining Ohio State University, Konno is following in the tradition of other great Hawaiian swimmers such as Ken Nakama, Bili Smith, Halo Hirose, and Herb Kobayashi. Konno hus as instructor Mike Peppe, our of | America's outstanding swimming 'coaches.

By 4. 48:144

45:

(Grenadier P. Horne Guarde) R. Ferryman (Oxford Derfor J. Banes (Cambridge U)

.. 44:05

44:23

0.7 seconds added for mance over 800 Metres.

ONE MILE

C. J. Chataway (Oxford U) 4:102

H. Cox (Dorking

Bt. Paul's AC

W. M. T. Holland (Cambridge Ul

... 44: 231⁄2

G Bannister (London U) 4:10. D. Vanheran (Southgate 11) 44:0

D. C. Law (Oxford U) 49312 T... Berraft (NGT) ...... 42:215

4:11

DISCUS THROW 3. I. Distor (London AC)

P. J. Hobinson (Cambridge U) 4:130 M. Pharaoh (Manchester Ut 18831 A. B. Parker (Barrow AC);4:240, 3. A. Savidge (London AC)

A. Parker (Lancashire) 4:14.0 w. Thomas (Oxford U) ... 140: 7

Hunkley (London U).**.**

C. Erasher (Achilles)

D. G. Pirie (South

London H

****** 4:159. E. J. A. Brower

4:35,0

F. D. Banda (Aylesford

PMC)

Peppe has expressed surprise at Kenno's ability to beat heavier rivais, "We were beginning to believe that a man has to be bilg

and powerfully built to break records above the sprint cla tances. But here comes Fold Konno, only 5ft. 6. and weighing only 10 stone and he's benting the best of them."

London Express Sarvied):

LAWN BOWLS

(Old Hataylenu) 129:10 - 3. W. Brown (Kent) an 4:10. M., F. Flacke (Herne 121) 135:10

THREE MILES

W. M. T. Holland

(Cambridge U) 131: 0. ******** 13:47 CSMI S, J. Coleman (APTC) 130:10

F. Gandy, (London AC) .... 1302 374. FMSC) ................................. 23:48.0- A. Jansons

(South London Hỳ 129:10 14.04.0 A. 3. Parker (Barrow AC) PR. L. Morgan (Oxford t) 13:055.. Johnston Milocariane). 120:2

JAVELIN THEOW Hank Bauer put him ahead in c. J. Chataway (Oxford U) 14:128

with a line. Broughton (Blackheath ) 14:148 M 3. Denley (Thames Valley the first inning

D. C. Law (Oxford U. 24:12A") ............................

******* 214: 3 drive homer,

1:20 D. E. Tucker (Oxford U) 20:1 Braher (Achilles), under Playing

C. Whenihan (Aylesford protest

It. W. D. Miller (Dublin U) 204: * by

14:24.8 owner Ball

F. Gandy London AC). 193;,05% issued

SEX MILES

(Cambridge U} IN: because the indefinite suspen-A. T. Ferguson (Highgate H) 14:10 B. 2. Calaway

Chose sion of

manager Marty Marion

noyal Lincolnshire Regi- was announced only 10 minutes 1. Petera (Essex Beagles) 29:550 Capt. M. V. W.

D. A. G. Piris (South

******** 104: T ment) before the game, the Browns

London 1) A. T. Ferguson (ED)ghgate ) 30:42A.|IT, J. MOMADrd-Kjeld The Cubs handed the Phlis blew their second in a row to

(Aylesford PMC) 1#: 055.

The following are Club scioc- their fourth straight defeat, the Red Sox 7-5. Sid Hudson, Sando (Aylesford

PMSC)

(Cambridge U). 18:2tions for Lengua Lawn Bowls benting their acc, Robin Roberts obtained by

from J. Braughton Blackheath 31 30:40.2

matches this week-end: .... 179: 5

Talkoo Hacker was deprived of a shut-Washington on Tuesday, made it. Hicks (Hampstead 11) 30:482 M. J. W. Dalrymple

his first Rod Sox victory. out on a homer by Del Ennis.

Division y Hongkong 'TC (Londan -AChE 177: 2

(Away) an Eaturday at 3.30 p.. Hank Houer, who homered

HAMMER TUROW- three times on Wednesday, did

Atalanta AĆ) 17: 135. not get a hit but drove in the Arst Cub run with a long fly, increasing his Major League RBI (rune batted in) teadership total to 59.

Johnson

with

Marion

Boston

*30:00.0

30:43.0. J. Brookman

120 YARDS HURDLES F. 3. Parker (South

E. C. K. Douglas D. McD, Clark

(London AC) E. Keegou tondon U) 21:00.4 W. E. Lucas (Belgrava H 3:13 D. C. H. Wright was suspended be. J. Pirle (South London B) 31:23.4 cause he allegedly pushed um.. F. Wilkins Walton AC) 31:27.0

B McGowan in last pire night's game. Hoot Evers hit a two-run Boston homer and his ex-Detroit pal George Kell also drove in two runs, although he had to leave the game with as. pulled groin muscle.

יי

London X) ***********

A. L. Vina (Oxford U P. D. Hildreth (Polytechnic H) 14.8 rail (Loughborough C 16.0

$4.2

67.1

57.3

LEACH AND BERGMANN TO PLAY HERE

Lei

TEAMS

B.G. Baker, J... Harter, N.B. Marshall, H. Kinniburgh: R.B. Griffen A. Steven, W.D. Brown, A.C. W. Melrose; C. McLennan, Epeace. A. Mullen, J.C. Chalmer, Reserves. G.H, Clayton, J. Rowan. koot

* ord: Digiaion.

Kowloon Docks (Home), on Saturday et' 3.39 p.m.-- II. Greenslado. A. Ferreiri, 1.3.5. Leonard, A.J; Coelho; Manson, A.E. Castro. P.R.La - Dr.C/W Lam. 80. Baker..D..

... Modina, II:W. Hanciall

(oral Vister Censt.) 171:10 c. Alday (Loudon AC) 100:11 J. Reidy

Boutts Landen 31), 101: A

1st Division. Howloon Doct (London AC) 100: 01 (Away) ons Baturday, at 3.30, p.m.

Gaddi 0.2.7. Thompson,. Toby Atwall doubled in the

7. Q. Robinson, (Oxford U 15.1 P. H. J. Cum E. W. Clarke

15.5 A. W. Silbury (str. Palles)- 145-16

Bunpai A.L.G. Lastman, W.C: second Chicago run and the final

(Cambridge Un AC) IRED. Moore (Horne Yui 146: 7% Pranch. 3.0, Meyer, A, Hovey. C. E. gham London tally was scored on a double by

2.0 Cpl. J. Brooman (Royal

B.B. Robertson; E. Gereswood, P., The Indians got even with S. and Hacker's

D. 11. Somervell (London U)

Horse Guarde) Smalley Roy

J. Mo G.C. Norman, Hughes, 18.0 Shea for shutting them out the 2/11, A. J. Symon (2)

Drako singio..

last time he faced them, knock-layner Langen au) 119

Marwood (Cambridge U) 150 N.

(Blackpool & Fylda H) 143:1014, Kelvin. When a colt does all that is asked of him over distances between seven fur

G. Vainork Bix-run ing him out with a

1st Division. Kowloon CC (Away) *Wind-aided. The Braves got even

(Doncaster PW), 10) a

on Saturday at 4pm--G. Hong longs and one and three-quarter miles on hard and soft ground alike to remain

the Pirates for beating them rally in the third. Bob Feller,

440 YARDB HURDLES

Choy, E. el Areuil, W.C. Ogley, to 11-2 with the big lead, coasted D. K. Gracia (Glasgow U). 53.9 twice in a row with an

A.K. Confer; Y. Hazack, G. Madar unbeaten in four races, including the Derby, it is unfair to describe him as moderate,

A. W. Scott (Achilles)

1. Leo. J.B. Landort: J. W. Leonard, vistory, in which catcher Paul his sixth victory, I would not put the muzzla drove in six rung with

7.2. Kaviary C.R. Romiehet, CF.A. being ther tribute to Tulyar, but I for him.

The White Sox made 14 hits. Whittle (Reading AC) "546 J. Parker (South London E1) £5.5 is what is Yet that

Bouta. in valuable Ascot race or the St.

n homer, a double and two to defeat the Athletics as C. 3. Davis (Ealing XI)

*60% sald of Tulyar and of course am particularly interested all the other three-year-olds. the future of three colts, all of Leger beyond his capabilities segles. Lou Burdette, relieving Stobbs gained his thira victory.D. M. Woodford (Oxford) 50.4%

EXTile sturter

after Al Carrasquei, made four hits,... Edo (Epsom and Ewell Tulyar is the third colt to win whom have finished second to when he is fully tuned up.

Pittsburgh scored twice in the including a pair of triples. Trial him this) season Nikiforos, Lingfield Park

Today's scores ware; second inning, pitched one bit Stakes in its 15 years of run- Vagabond VI and Gay Time.

ball the rest of the way.. These are the colts who can ning and then go on to win the Derby, for he followed help to prove his worth in the

: ·AMERICAN LEAGUE though Nikiforos is Mid-day future April the Fifth and Sun.

In the American League, the Yet I would describe him as each bred and Vagabond VII

ais American- bröd.

paca-solling Yankees stayed winner Nikiforos ran Tulyar to half much better Derby

ahead of the Red Sox on per- than those two. The Lingfield a length over one and

The Derby camo just a bitctninge points even though farm this year is working out quarter miles at Chester when

him, but he is they are in a virtual first place The well.

they topped receiving 7 lb. He claims all to soon for

Ascot dowly living up to tho promizetle, when the allowances in the

Tigers-3-0 on Tom Morgan's HWC, the third, had his Gold Vase and a victory here he showed last season.

two Bitter while Boston bent chance entering the straight in would resound to the credit of

Tulyar, Gay Time and Vaga- St. Louis Browns 7-5. the Derby when up with the Tulyar. leaders, Hilltop, who failed to Ver

running band VII will give the French Vagabond VII was

to do in the valuable plenty stay home at Lingfield, canter only for the second

time, at ed in over one and a quarter ringileid, got ran Tuly to 1990s in Britain between end of the miles at Furst Park.

two lengths, He is on improv son. They may prove to be *ing

colt with tremendous

much better' colts then they are being given credit for at - GREAT : FUTURE. work out equally well during If he stands up to hard sULAN the coming weeks, paying fur work, there is a great futuro

MAY WORK OUT WELL. Perhaps the. Darby form will

SCOPE:

three-

mako steady... progress from now on.

the

(London Express ·Service)

-

1

Cloveland defeated Washing». Dow tom 74 to stay a halt gane behind the leaders and Chicago moved into fourth ahead of the Senators with a 10-4, victory at Philadelphia.

Morgan extended the Yankee winning streak to six games - na

THE SCORES American Longue

Petroit New York.. St. Loul

Boston Chiengo

Philadelphia Cleveland

Washington

I. Walker (London_U) c. B. Thomas (RE)

Duffy (London U).. BUT W. P. Tomlins (Walton AC) 50,7

4.3 seconds added for perfor Imance over 400 Metres. HIGH JUMP RHE

Peter Welle (London AC)... 82 W. Leader (Cambridge U) 0:2 (Cambridge U. 8:2 3.12 1. 21. Jones

12 3. C. Favil (Polytechne 11 : 7. 10 3

10. 14 3

National League

Brooklyn

St. Louis Philadelphia Chicago, Boston Pittsburgh

OLYMPICS IN LAHORE?

Baye

London, June 11. Johnny Leach and Richard Bergmann, both former World Champions, will leave for Japan on Saturday on a table tensl tour. Associated Press.

and Bergmann Fith the Hongkong Table Tennis Association to take part in a series of exhibi- tion games in the Colony on of their four of conclusion

l'offered

Japán.

They bad

West Of England

Championships.

Brito, Felicissimo Ambon Chilip- pinna) today reached, the, saml play her foals of the men's singles in to pin Karachi, Juno. 12. 10-17 1 Pakistani Radio, to-day an- before going to Japan, but the Werk of

of Tennis Championships - hare, Pakistani owing to the non-availability that the 1618 6 nounced

Southorn Playground Arupon," who meets! Jaroslav 150 Olympic Association had decided the 370 to invite the International Olym Stadium, which is undergoing Drobny (Egypt). In the sum 11 13 pic Committer to bold the 1960 repairs, the Hongkong Table final, beat M. Matous (in)

in Lahore, France Tennis Association was unalte 0-1, 6-2 in the quarter-finale.

Reiter, to accept this

United Press.

Rames Prosse.

offer.