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THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER

1982.

AUSTRALIAN PARADE INTO THE QUARTER-FINALS AT FOREST HILLS

Rosewall Beats Seixas And Hoad Beats Art Larsen

Forest Hills, N.Y., Sept. 4.

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Young Ken Rosewall and Low Hood, fast footed Aussie youngsters, doomed America's Davis Cup hopes today with smashing upsets over top- seeded Vic Seixas and the former Champion, Art Larsen, to lead four Australians into the quarter-finals.

The Australians played with the sharp shooting skill and iron nervod aplomb of seasoned campaigners to score the smashing upsets, Rosewall beating Seixas 3-6, 6-2, 7-5, 6-7, 6-3 and Hoad blasting Larsen 6-3, 6-4, 6-4.

It was an Aussie parade when the defending Champion, Frank Sedgman, flattened veteran Bill Talbert 6-1, 6-3, 6-3 and the fourth Australian, Mervyn Rose, moved in among the eight survivors by whipping Bernard Bartzen (US), 6-2, 6-2, 6-1.

Little Ken Rosewall, grilly 17-year-old with the poise of veteran, scored one of the most smashing upsets in the history of the United States Tennis Championships when he knock ed off top-seeded Vie Seixas.

Rauked only seventh among the foreign challengers for the national title, Rosewall, whose greatest net accomplishment to date was winning the Australian Junior crown, stunned a crowd of 8,000 as ha eliminated the top US player.

CLARK BEATS FLAM

The ninth-seeded Straight Clark contributed another up set when he knocked off fourth- ranking Herbie Flam. 4-0, 6-1, 4-6, 6-4, 7-5,

Seixas, fighting Philadelphian who went to the national anals last year, was rated at the boot dethrone the American bet to Australian, Frank Scdgmon, and the key man in the U.S. plans for recapturing the Davis Cup

Mulloy got an early break, ih the first set to lead 6-8. Washer lovelix at 5-6 and games then went with service unill the American again broke through in the 18th and then held his own service for the act.

Mulloy, volleying well and to the corners, driving deep

the second set swept through with the loss of only one game, and went on to store a comfort- able victory in the third set.

Patchy volleying and errors at the net contributed to the Belgian's loss of the third set. 'He had sent a friend for a new set of rackets at the end of the second set. They arrived Just

as ho was going to serve in the eighth game of the third. told "It's a bit late now," he the friend who brought them.

MODEL OF CALMNESS

Ken

Rosewall defeated the tall, powerful Vic Seixas by clever all-court play. He was a model of calmness, even in Going with Rosewall and adversity, and in the end it was Clark Into the quarter-finals Seixas, 11 years the older, who were Gardnar Mulley, Rose- broke under

pressure, wall's next

and opponent, Hom

volleyed Rosewall Richardson, Dick Saviti, Sede-smashed well, while his service man, Hoad and Rose.

workmanlike. But abovů Richardson beat Charles Mas was

all he was the foster ori his terson, 6-1, 9-7, 6-2,

feet.

Seixas was seldom below his Second-seeded Savitt, 1951 Wimbledon Champion who be best. He never mastered Rose- both The prowess of came the chief American hope wall. ufter Beixas defeat, got on players at-the-net-led-to-many- clever And sluggishly against Felicisimo exciting rallies Ampon (Philippines), but settled shots. down, for swift triumph of 8-0,

Rosewall meets Gardner Mul- loy in the quarter-finals. 0-0, 6-0.

MULLOY BEATS WASHER

Dick Savitt, the U.S. No. 2 and former Wimbledon Cham-

Philippo Washer of Belgium, plon, seemed to have a fight on his hands in the first set against

Ampon, the

was

among

the

Miss Shirley Fry and u00 seeded Misa Baba Lewis albo advanced to the quarter analist field.

Third-ranked Miss Fry bested Miss Luchte Davidson 0-0, 0-3; and Mrs Lewia eliminsitud Miss Rhoda Hopkins, 6-1; 0-2-Unit- ed Press.

SOME

RESULTS

Men's Singles - 4th Round Gardner Malloy (USA) beat Washer (Belgium) Philippo 9-7, 0-1, 0-3.

(USA) Dick Savitt Feliciaimo Ampon (Phlippines) 8-6, 6-0, 6-0.

beat

Ken Rosewall (left) and Lewis Hond, the 17-year-old Australians who scored two of the upsets of the year to enter the quarter-finals of the American National Singles Championship at Forest Hills.

Rosewall beat Vic Seixas and Hoad beat Art Larsen,

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GEORGE HEADLEY PLAYS

AN IMMACULATE INNINGS IN FESTIVAL MATCH

George Headley, known in his Don Bradman, gave the crowd at the (USA), play of his former greatness.

Kon Rosewall (Australiw)

beat Victor Seixas 6-2, 7-6, 5-7, 6-3, Frank Sedgmaa beat Billy Talbert (USA) 0-3, 6-3,

London, Sept. 4.

Test match days as the West Indian Kingston Festivál today another dis

Headley, 61 not out overnight_for the Commonwealtk against an England (Austraila) | XI, looked the master in all he did today, batting with charm and immaculate stroke

0-1 play. He missed his century by two runs, hitting 12 fours.

THE SCOREBOARD India, 1st Innings 222 England XI, 1st Xanings Robertson, e Mantri b Ram-

chand

Mantri b Phadkar Rogers, Spooner, e Umrigor b Shinde Compton, stumped Mantri b

Sarwate Carr, b Ghulam Ahmed Watkins e sub. b Ghulam

Middlesbrough Takes Disciplinary Action Against Wilf Mannion

Middlesbrough, Sept. 4.

[Three · players of Middlesbrough Football Clubs," English International Wilf Mannion, R. Robinson and T. W. Blenkinsopp, were sent back to Middlesbrough from Cardiff today because of alleged breach' of discipline.

All three played against Cardiff yesterday and it is understood that they arrived at their hotel in Cardiff Jast night later than the time at which they had been told to report.

LAWN BOWLS

TEAMS

• The following are Club selec tions for League and friendly lawn bowls matches this after noon and over the week-end:

on Bunday at 4

PRC

On arrival today at Stour- bridge, where the team are stay. ing until they play at Stoke on Saturday, the directors held meeting and decided to send the players home." Replacements will be sent for the Stoke match.

"We have got to have dje- cipline in the club," said Mr Walter Rowley, the Middies- brough manager. "The players concerned committed a breach of discipline and are being dealt with."

Mannion is one of the leading

Inter-Club match v Hongkong .c. inside forwards in Eaglich foot presented. P... A up will be ball, Both Robinson and Blen- Metcalf, ..kinsopp have played for the Evans, G. E. Willerton, C. Pope; P. Football League, and Robinson Lowe, A. E. Jones. A.. Jilloit, W. R. Hillyer; G. T. Wait, T. V. C. has played for England in a "B" Reynolds, C. Pile, K. Bodies International-Iteuter, Pilkington, J. Moore, T. Kavanagh,

C. Popo: Roxa Yu, A. Stewart, A. Soutar J. W. MacDonald; H. Fin ney, J. B. Howarth, C. Willcox, 21. B. Dowar.

KFC

League match v Kowloon Howing Green Club on Saturday at Happy Valley at 4 p.m.-A. Roberts, L Urquhart, K. Morgan, L. G. Young; A. Verrall, T. Btylen, R. C. Butler, J. McCutcheon: E. Liddell, W. McColl, G. I. Shaw, K, Fortow.

Friendly match v Fipino Club on Saturday at 4 p.m. at Happy Val- Joy.-J. McAusland, S. Mil, K. Baker, C. Strango; P. Colter, Parker, F. YOUDE, J Bioin; Cautler, J. Starkey, E. F. Geë, A. W. Hircock.

Home Soccer Results

London, Sept. 4. Association Football re- suits today were: -

Swansea

Taikoo

Carlisle

Friendly match v Hongkong c.C. at Taikoo on Saturday at 3.30 p.m.

G. K. Clayton, C. McLennan, A. Mullen, J. C. Chalmers: A. Steven. Newport

LEAGUE II

2 Doncaster

LEAGUE I (Northern)

4 Accrington LEAGUE II · ·

(Southern)

3 Walsall

3. Rowan, W., Brown, W. Mel-Northampton 3 Exeter rose; B, G. anker, A. C. Spence, J. 11, Baxter, R. B. Marshall,

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Watford

Loague match v Hongkong F. C. at Bangor Happy Velley on Saturday at 4 pm Portadown

Caddy 1. Brown & Bastian, Simpson; F. Francia, B.

Coleraine Birange, F. Hughes, E. Greenwood; Derry 13. Bailey, J. G. Meyer, A. Harvey. Distillery

Straight Clark (USA) beat

He and the other West Indian, Ken Rickards, added 70 in 55 minutes at the Herb Flam (USA) 4-0, 0-1, 4-6,

start of the day, taking their third wicket stand to 116. 0-4, 7-5.

With three men out arah. 10 Hazare did not field today due 20 Round Mixed Doubles

Tuns nettled to clear the arrears, i to 1 damaged finger and Miss Mary Slaughter and the England X1 Icoked in a poor Phadkar deputised as captain in (USA) beat position in the second bags, the absence of Adhikari, who is Alastair Martin Miss Andy Ross-Dilly (Britain) but Dan Kenyon, who had made not playing in the match.

Carr took most of the early and Philip Hanna (USA) 6-3, 95 in the Arst innings, again

defied the varied attack to score bowling after lunch. One for 0-4.

fut Miss Helen Fletcher and Jóha| 81.

book off Phatikan's fast Barrett (Britain) beat Mrs

medium bowling brought him a Peter May and Tom Graveney, boundary. Gladys Helman and Samuel the England Test batsmem gave

With restricted op Glammalva (USA) 6-4, -2. the Scarborough Festival wow portunities Compton steadily ap- Reuter.

frest of bring in a third proached, his 100. wicket starki of 187.

ustier two hours for the MCC against Yorkshire

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Carr fell to a perfect length of Spiriner af 192. Then Comp- tun, with his 13th boundary-n They scarcely missed a scoring cracking hit to long-on off chanoc, but though they hit Shindo-completed his century freely, there was no suggestion out of 173 in two-and-three- of recklessness, Graveney hit two

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COMPTON'S FOURTH

It was Compton's fourth hundred of the summer. He celebrated by pulling Shinde for alx and driving Ghulam Ahmed for fours on two oc- casions.

Atired

Jenkins, not out

Extras

Total for six

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Record Profit For Arsenal

London, Sept. 3.

The success of Arsenal laat Friendly match, v · Talkoo Dock Club at Talkoo on Saturday at 3.30 season, when they reached the p.m.

-H. Y. Shieldy A. M. Diego, .Cup final and finished third in F. D. Angus, W. Williamson; T. Division 1, resulted in D record Tairburn, W. J. Wyper

Mitchell, Marshall: F. C. B. Black, R.. wild, C. Rounsefell A. W. Brown,

Recrela

Friendly match Royal

profit for the club...

A statement

accounts shows that Arsenal mado More £62,129 over the year. £36,000 of this has to be paid

tax...

Mantri, e-Spooner b-Young--54 Defence Force-18 Kingo-Park-on in inx.ong gule and

0

Gaekwad, lbw b Shackleton Manjrekar, lbw b Ridgway: 00 Hazare, è Spooner b Ride-

way. Gopinath, b Carr Phadkar, not out

sixes and nine fours in his 88.arter hours. His display had May scored 174 in just over three been chanceless and the crowd hours, including 20 does and Bave him a deserved ovation. three sixes, and, after Graveney, hak Left, he put on 108 in 45 #minutes for the nth wicket with the Kont amateur. Colin Cowdrey.

Close of play scores today Не today.

Yorkshire At Scarborough" nar Mulloy of the United States, then on Savitt completely broke who triumphed by 9-7, 0-1, 6-3, Ampon's resistance, winning 13 of winning supremacy for 310 (Halliday 50) and 25 for no The England XI went ahead

Washer did not appear as successive games for the match, Britain in the racing world, wicket. MCG 866 for six de-without "further loss. strong in the second and third the final score being 8-6, 6-, is for sale as a going con- Cowdrey, not out 51, Yardley mood, hit two more fours of Ramchand, not out

clared

(May 174, Graveney 88, Compton, ini entertaining ats ng his 39-year-old opponent | (-0.

cern, but to British buyere six for 108). Mulloy.

EASY FOR SEDGMAN only, it was announced to Frank Sedgman, Australian day. holder of the Championship,

If no purchasers come for- passed into the quarter-gnal

word within one month, the round with an easy victory over

Afth-seeded-company will be wound up Talbert, Billy

and its assets realized. American.

Work on the car began in Tolbert was ragged and un- certain in the first set, con- 1945 and over £300,000, in- cluding £10,000 subscribed by tinually

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Extras

Total (for five)

Saturday at 4 p.m.2. t. Alarcon, G. A. Noronha, B. Fintos, L. F Loper: C. A. Danenberg, AA. Remedios, L. M. Rodriguos, J., A.

The

season

icket receipts together with a share of. Cup tles and tour pro-

Victor C. E. Patzos, F. X. Ots amounted to over £200,000 Silva, J. L. B. Alves, J. P. Suva;

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also a record for Arsenal.

J. F. V: Ribeiro, L. A. Rozario, .

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Souza, 9. E. Souza, P. A. Costo, A.

The directors, in their report, point out that apart from the 34. G. Silva; L. F. Xavier, fact that Arsenal teams playing

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Sarwate but in the same over jumped once too often and was stumped. He hit 17 fours and in 182, made out of 214 a six in less than three hours...a fine display.

Jenkins androve Ghulam Ridgway Ahmed for six, but after Wat- Shackleton INDIANS FARE POORLY

king was caught at slip at 257, Jenkins. Compton declared with a lead | Laker Haslings, Sept. 4.

Compton An enjoyable fchival atmo-01 3.

India had an early setback in Young to make the spent on its development

tween India and an England top scorer in the first innings, About 180. British Arms, in- XI here today, with the players falling for a "duck" with only cluding some of the biggest in thinking primarily of the large two runs made. He Talbert did not win a game the motor industry, backed the crowd present

a bail from Shackleton and was until Sedgman had built up scheme, but the car has met

lead and the Australian with many

Soon after passing India's 1.b.w.

netting his returns.

Sedgman had only to wait for the general public, has becsphere pervaded the match be-their second innings, Gaekwad, Carr

his

errors.

opponent

Fotbacks and its

mistimed

took the opening sei in exactly chowing in international com- first innings total of 222, Comp- - Manjrekar obtained the two

petition has repeatedly disap-

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0-3, 0-3..

The Australian won by pointed is backers-Reuter.

In the Women's Singles, Miss Louise Brough, three

times Wimbledon Champlon, beat the 18-year-old Californian giri, Miss Julie Sampson, 6-3, 6-3.

Brough, 11 years Miss Sampson's senior, had too much experience her

opponent, who

Girls' Championship.

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COBB TOUCHES

140 mph ON

LOCH NESS

Loch Ness, Sept, '4.

speedboat, Crusader, reached a

ton

declared at 297 for six.runs he needed for his 1,000 Left with about two-and-a-rans-the third tourist to achieve quarter

hours batting before the feat. It was a fine achieve- the close, India again fare ment for this young player in poorly without excuse and had his first full season in first class lost five wickets for 150 at the cricket.

dose,

The England XI look: well set to win tomorrow,

Aldgway, As foot an in the

Teddy Gardner May Fight

Japanese

Gomes, A. A. dulcites, B. A. Campos.

Soulson & Indian R.C. "B" At Soakumpoo on Friday at 5.10 p.m.- C. A. Danenberg, G. A. Noronha, 1. M. Rodrigues, A. A. G. Biva: A. F. Gomes, B. P. Marques, P. A. Costa, J. . Silva: J. C. Remedion, N. A. Beltrab, B. E. Souza, 2,

Rata Pereira.

HIIKUP

at

home were watched by 1,000,000 spectators last season,

popularity

of the first team was shown by en average away attendance of nearly 44,000, which was higher

than any

other league club,

With an eye to the future, the Club set asida £20,000 for transfer fees, bringing this

Friendly match v Club de Recreio reserve to £40,000-Router,

at King's Park on Saturday at 4

p.m. Col. B. Dowbiggin,

Bet C. A. Noronha. Gnr M. A.

Baptisia, Major II, A. do B. Dotal-

A. V. Lopet, Cpl E. R. Rolet

ho: Capt. o. A. M. de SUVs, LCD HKFA Meeting Aux Coelho, CSM CA Discusses Ground

Lemay, L/Cpl Setinders, Dr M. Rodriguez Pte C. R. Pereira; Aut. P. X. Delgado, Sgt J. Mayer, COMS R. 8. Cepbell, Le E. C

Arrangements

cher ABM W. D. White, aux. M A. Grimpel, Aux. K.-M. Omar, CBM J. Tibble; Lt K. Hanmar, Aux. F. J. Hunt, L/Cpl A. Sorvin, Au. Sub-Committee...of the Hong- J. Chubb,

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At a meeting of the Grounds

as well as för, tho Stanley Shield Boven-A-sido Charity Competition which is 19 g start on Saturday, September-13.-.

kong Football association held yesterday, a lengthy discussion London, Sept. 4. Ladies" "A" Trikoo Dock Club ments for the coming occer

took place regarding arrange A sparkling century by Denis Arst innings but less consistent:

on Baturday at 3.30 p.m.-Min C. Mr Jon Shepherd, manager of in length, pave Manjrekar Teddy Compton and merry knocks by hooking opportunities and twice

Gardner,

Moosa, Mrs W. Kong Bling, Mr J. | Sparon the British, Mantri and

Manja pro-in an over the young from European and British Empire A. Tibble, Mdra B. L. Edwarde vided much entertainment. found the boundary Manjrekar crowned

with this weight Champion, said today he was interested in a plan to with Yoshio latter's world title in Tokyo.

Mr Shepherd has received a letter

from the London repre The Indian second wicket sentative of a Tokyo newspaper interming him of the plan to

his season stroke.

last Sunday won the National John Cobb's jet propelled

Miss Brough qualified to meet speed of 140 miles an hour in a of remarkable progress for him Mantri pulled Jenkins for six match Gardner Mr* Thelma Long of Australia test run at dawn on Loch Ness for the tour. He, with Umrigar further loss. At tea they were

by completing his 1,000 runs and India went ahead without Shirai of Japan for the in the quarter-finals-Reuter.

today,

Cobb after further trials hopes and Hazare, is the third man to 31 for one.

achlave this feat. to beat the American-held world

Compton made his 132 in

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Gardner defends his Empire aguinat Jako Tull

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Doncaster Cup & Champagne Stakes Accoptors

London, Sept. 4;

due

The question of hawkers at soccer matcher, wás diso dia- cussed at length. It was de clácd, on the proposal taln George, that the Poffee be Twelve Ami noceptors with contacted regarding the poast- being running over two and a quarter made for hawkers to all feult, miles at Doncaster on Thursday, ice cream, etc. it certai

spc- cined points outside the ground. Sept. 11, nro:

It was further decided that Holmbush, 9 st. 9, Quino II, in the event of this, proposal Tama 11, 7; and Frsize du Bois not being acceptable to the 11, all 0:7: French Squadron and Police, the latter be requested Le Tellier, both 0:6; Sybils, to lay down a ruling on the Nephew and Zucchero, both subject. Port Frere, 8:18, Etolt 11 arid It was agreed that no bottled Chudius, 8:14, Bolt Admiral, drinks' be cold inside rounds.

A spokesman said there woula 2 nix. His comeback knock, was century stand. Mantri hit Jen-hold the fight in Tokyo in Apr welglits for tho. Doncaster Cup, Dillly of arrangements

strokes. Spooner, who kins to square tes for a second or May be no further trials unill Saturmado a well played 61, aided she und also hit six fours before Mr Shepherd said he intended day.

the rival wicket- falling to in a stond of 110, The present record is held by:

Even

lost keeper. He made 84 out of a India though Stanley Sayes, The Crusader Gackwad carly when they wont stand of 108 in 30 minutes. Hele thought capable of a speed of in again, Manuel and Mantreime was particularly powerful on Newcastle out MondayRouter 200 miles an hour-Router,

quickly wiped out the delet the leg side but also drove well. and went on to advance the score by 108 In 90 minutes.

Mantri's breezy 64 contained six used to sixdio collapsed Inexplicably and without reason ended the day with 160 for ave: the highly disappointing

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HMS Tamar Wins Seven-A-Side

Manjrekar, excellent all round the wicket, hit seven fours while bouching 50, in 76 minutes.

sandrokar hit eight fours in

HMS Tam 03 minutes before miojudging Ridgway at 121 Hazaro, with Seven-A-Side Soccer, Competi

Tamar won the "Feel

There aro 12 final acceptori

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drive of Young A botato' w/1 crowd at Cause. caster on Wednesday, Hept. 10. Watch to the Wicket Why Day! yelledy

AB Lowther acorda bolli goala Amui, Toupee, Mountaiti Kiog keeper ended the 43 seconds dead, is held jointly Deenthion Champion, Bay Sunny weather prevailed durtain's innings at 122.

for Tamari, by Gunder Hagg and Lennart Matbins of Tulare California, so ing the day and the wicket ja Gopmoth played on að, 191, forestalls O Strand, both of Sweden, and demoto, Inuu Kintralia nick played thoroughly cany, showing | busi india, with live a wickets | Byggmin Werner Lung of Germany (811) Zanuiry and February--United no signs of the dangerous ilvens remkining, were 110 alienden to, De ralidot)euter

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