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THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, MAY 14, 1953. 15

SEVENTH TIME. FOR ARSENAL

ANOTHER "LAST CHANCE" FOR DROBNY TO WIN THE WIMBLEDON TITLE

By PETER DITTON

It seems to me that every year since the war we have heard it said: "This is the last chance for Drobny to win the men's title at Wimble- don." And now the same thing is being repeated as the Coronation Wimbledon tournament approaches.

Certainly there are few more popular players in the world than the former Czechoslovakian lee-hockey, star who is now a naturalised Egyptian subject. Twice he has reached the finals of the Men's Singles only to be beaten.

not

to

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frightening weapon.

In 1940 it was Ted Schroe-order

aggravate der who, on his one and only shoulder Injury which has been visit to Wimbledon, took the troubling him on and off since tille; last year it was the Aus- 1951. trollon Frank Sedgman, who uf has now joined the ranks the professionals.

to

He even forsook his usual appearance at the Hard Court Championships at Bournemouth where last year he beat Sedg- man in the Ban).

This has only increated his following and it is true to say that in the minds of most Eng-

In full cry there are Hishmen, who ure resigned the fact that the Wimbledon more delightful players tilles must be taken abroad, the walelf. A smooth flowing desire to see Drobay acclaimed vice frequently provides as Champion is almost as strong as the wishes attending Stanley Malthews gained his PA medal.

to this

Morea's height, he is 0 ft. 5 ins, makes him a most difficult player to pids at the net. He has already, proved the quailty of his overhead work and it in: the next Ave weeks or so he can lighten up his ground shots tieto stema every reason to

tip anticipate him putling strong challenge..

BRITAIN'S MAIN ÍÍOFES

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to

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aces

and if at mes Drobny an forchand -conscious,

he

seems

can;

pro

return

Britain's main hopes will, usual, rest with Tony Mottram and Geoffrey Paish, wilo, in every year since thic 34282. will also bear the Davis

on" | responsibility

shoulders.

69

as

before Cup

winners

he when occasion demands,

unplayable duce the from his backhand.

One of the least temperamen- On a hard court he is prob- lat of Wimbledon stors Drob, ubly the best in the world.

Infter surface of the As he is affectionately known, The Is nearing the veteran stage as beautiful Wimbledon turf seems, far as top-class lawn tennis is however, to cause him trouble and his attacking qualities are

concerned.

Cup

their

Palsh, a very sound doubles player, has neither the pace of Around chut nor the necessary

This winter, therefore, he has not always seen to best advan- power of service to make Been conserving his energies Intage.

Major League Baseball

New York, May 13.

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suits today were

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THE CHALLENGERS,

His most serious rivals year

this

are considered LO be

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seridus challenge to the big names of Australia and the United States.

Mottram, however, can de- Anitely raise his geme to world

Arsenal win the League Championship for the seventh time as inside-right Jimmy Logle steers the ball past Thompson, the Burnley goalkeeper, for a 3-2 victory at Highbury on May 2.

AUSTRALIANS

FOR 383

CAMBRIDGE

class and few will forget histing either the young Australians, victory over Drobny In 1051. Head. Rosewall and Hove, or the Americans, Seixas, Trabert Unfortunately he seems unable and Flam. Yet there is another io sustain the effort and in a Wamble- player who should not be over-tournament such

don where every match after looked in assessing the list of passible winners and that is the the first round becomes a battle of giants, there is no room for anyone except the best,

giant Argentinian,

Moreo, who this year

off the Hard Courts Bile.

Enrico carried

as

One thing seems certala. Ir the title goes to either an Aus- Mores first attracted notice tralian or an Americon, then Just year when, in partnership that

.and

colinitry will become with Mrs Long of Australia, he strong favourites to win defeated Sedginan

Miss Davis Cup later in the year. Doris Hart in the final of the

Among the women the ques- Mixed Doubles. His thunderous serves carried the day on that ion is not so much which

outrivalling i occasion,

even country will win but which of will those of Scugmon, and this the top three Americans year he seems to have added win. Maureen Connolly looked good enough last year to hold

Glamorgan Dismiss

M

Kent For 91 At Cardiff

London, May 13.

Kent, who have been scoring well recently, met an unexpected setback today in their County Cricket Cham- pionship match with Glamorgan at Cardiff where they were dismissed before lunch for 91 runs.

Godfrey Evans, England's wicketkeeper, scored 48 of Kent's total.

Damage was done by the slow spinners of Glamorgan captain W. Wooller, who took six wickets for 89 runs in 14 overs. Keith Lewis claimed four for 25.

Glamorgan passed Kent's total Lancashire introduced 17-year- for the loss of unly four wickets old all-rounder Peter Marner for and by the close had made 207 the first time for five, Clift scoring 80 and against Wooller being 15 not out.

in their match Sussex. Marnar pro- dücert h display of driving seldom seen even from more Middlesex stuged a great re- {mature players.

against Derbyshire covery

at

OUT

ALL AGAINST UNIVERSITY

Cambridge, May 13.

Australia's touring éricketers gave an entertaining display of bat- in scoring 383 against Cambridge University today.

The University lost two wickets for 48 runs in reply before the close. Left-hand Arthur Morris who score 79, his highest of the tour, danced down the pitch and made many sparkling drives after carefully playing himself in. balted 143 minutes and hit tight fours.

Much of

Ho had as his opening partner

the bowling was Langley, b. Marlar... Keith Miller, who was out for extremely good and some of Hille. Lumsden b. Marlar

felding Brilliant, but the rst time on the tour after the making 20. With Harvey, Crais generally

on to her tile for a decade. judgment to claim 71, including 11 fours, before being bowled But Miss Doris Kart was not middle slump. at the top of her form.

Por- haps she had been playing 100 much tennis. Whatever the ren-Archer,

Marlar Subby Row

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Jersey Joe Is Solidly Confident

Chicago, May 18. Jeracy, Joe Walcott, solidly confident that he will beat Rocky Marciano on Friday to regain the World Heavy- weight Championship, said today he would let the title holder set "any pace he wanth to."

"Pm not particular about slowing him down," Walcot! Baid. "I've been boxing and moving and conditioning

myself and I think I can go 15 rounds and if I do I'll quipoint him."

Walcott, though prepared for. a long stretch, set a plah to win by a knockout if possible.

IN EVERY ROUND

"I'm going to try. for a knock- dut in the first round," he said. "In every other round too," HD addod,

He believed that he had the punch to score a quick victory and pointed out that he won the heavyweight crown from Ezzard Chatics with a hook to the f sunilar to the blast with which He fluered Marciono last Septem- ber 23 before Marelano knocked him out in the 13th round to win the heavyweight title.

was

"My left hook on Marciano high," he said, "and it whan't as hordhs the ore I hit Charles With."!

Walcott said he had no plan- ned style for Friday's combat. "It Just depends on the other fellow," he said.-United Press. SECRET WORKOUT

Chicago, May 18: Jersey Joe Walcott went through a lonit, secret workoal

SPORT

"A heresy sir→to Utsches:: good brandy in terms of doubles !"

London #aprger Stryjon.")

Sea Charger

Wins The Irish

2,000 Guineas

The Curragh; County

Kildare, Eire, Mity 13, Mr M. Moloney's colt Sea Charger, ridden by Australian jockey Rae Johnstone, won the Irish Two Thousand Guineas over one mile here today.

Johnstone forced Sea Charger, a clx to one chance, home, by three-quarters of a length trum Mrs E. L. Vickerman's Chumler, the 10 to 3 second favourite. The Engilsh trained challenger, Ring of the

Tudors, hot favourite at four to seven, was a further thite-quarters of å lent away, third, of 13, run-

ners...

King of the Tudors, owned with three sparring mates today by Mr Joe Meurath, had Anish to perfect a new one-two punched fourth In the English. Two to the body as Champion Itočky | Thousand Gulncas at New Marciano arrived for their market on April 29,

heavyweight title fight on Fri-

8

day night.

After the rice the world's

15

most expensive thoroughbred,

19

The press was barred. Mana- Tulyar, purchased by the Irish ger Felix Bocchicchio explained: National Stud for £250,000, 383 "If Joe had used this new com" was paraded down the course

bination of punches in their and attracted keen interest September fight he would have. Reuter,

broken Marelino in two. A 10- showed

cent study of dovies

Toledo, Ohi8: May/ 13, h!!

former

Ezzdra Charice

Heavyweight Champlon of the World, shook of the game Dill:

Pinza Well

Backed To Win

34 Gillam In the fast five rounds in the slips

Extras

It tell below the

Then

came the

power

de Courcy out when standard expected of a univer- and

sirokes, half sity side. making foreing the

wickets were the Australian

Only four bowlers were used, down.

and of these Marlaï look five for third lett-138 with his leg breaks and Hard A

fast medium paced Dlakingon hander, Alan Davidson, who Have, spent the next half hour driving, claimed four for 73. pulling and cutting With tro- mendous

and perfect

Totai

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CHARLES WINS

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In the 45 minutes left for play Cambridge lost two wickels for 48 runs. Bushby showed scre attractive strokes in spite of an. array of ficlismen

Byes 21; Leg-byes 8

Cambridge, 1st innings

Bushby, bw, b. Lindwall

Ron

final

and short legs. He hit six fours in tris 34,

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Silk, st. Langley b. Ring Alexander, not out

THE SCOREBOAÍD

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Extras:

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Aukituiste, 18s inflägs

Miller, ci Bushby b. Hare Morris, b. Marlar

Harvey, b. Hure

Total:

79

20

25

Tan Craig. Row. b. Mariar

47

07

Lindwall Archer

71

4

Ring

03

Another

tail ender, enlivened the

son, she seems to have got over stages. Making the most of his the spell and gave a convincing height, he drove splendidly to display at Bournemouth recent score 63 not out (10 fours) in

The last ly to win the women's title for 85 minutes. the third year running.

I will indeed be a turn-up

if she and Miss Connolly Us

wicket stand with Hill yielded 57 In 30 minutes.

The Cambridge team, with

de Courty, 5. Subba Row Lindwall, b. Marlar .. Davidson, b. Hare...

not contest the final. But it out their four Test players of would be a brave man who 1852. Sheppard, May, McCarthy would attempt at this stage to and Warr, is only beginning to pick the winner.--London Ex-take shape and their work in Ring, c. Asquith b. Hire :

the field was uncertain.

Archer, not of press Service,

AROUND THE COUNTIES

Glamorgan Bowlers In Bid

For Test Match Honours

Subba Row, not out

here last night to win

2 animous 10-round decision.

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Charles weighed · 1801⁄2 and

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6 Gillam 2101 lbs.

The only Knock-down of the 48 Aght came in the last round as Gilliam with a Charles caught short right to the jaw-United

for two wkts. Bowling

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Byes 4; Leg-byes 2

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THE DON'S OPINION.

Adelaide May, 12.

Sir Donald Bradman säid

F'ress.

The Derby

Newmarket, May 187 After his easy victory in the Newmarket Stakea here today, Sir Victor Sassoph's colt Pinza was backed down. to 8 to 1 for the Epsom

Royal Pageant Derby."

Wins The

here tonight that on "aggressive, Adelaide Cup

dynamic. attitude" in cricket should be adopted whenever possible

over

Adelaide, May 18.

A nine-year-old horse, Royal Discussing bright tricket Pageant, carrying seven stone the the air in the Australiaa 13 pounds, 10-day woh Broadcasting Commission's Adelaide Cup after one of the forutn, Sir Donald said cricket best falshes in the history of legislators had played their part the race. In making changes in the laws as they becimo recessáry,

Royal Pageant started at odds of eight-to-le and beat the 50- Sir Donald said he saw noth-tc-one outalder Calaton (six Keenest among the Glamorgan cricketers this season is Emrys darentally wrong with the seven Bouis) by half

head with the eight-to-one wicket for live runs but a fine with Ken Grieves added 141 for Davies, who, in his 49th year, can claim to have scored more runs for present day cricket. It still pro- nousvaross (six stone 11'polinda) another hair length away at

Lord's. They lost their first He hit 10 fours in his 72 and

innings

of 107 by Harry Sharp and 60 by a back-to-form Denis Complon enabled Middlesex to declare. ut 307 for seven. Derby shilfe had replied with 17 for no Sharp wicket by the close. batted two hours 50 minutes and hit 16 fours.

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Referees To Ask 47 runa taking 10 minutes.

For HKFA Representation

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the county than any other man.

His total stands at 28,070 and he must hope, as do all kis supporters, that he will reach the 25,000 mark.

His partner as opening batsfan, Phst Chit, is fit and well and we expect to dée fidity ruhs flowing from his aggressive bat.

расс

He is a

vided thrills and laughter. Reuter

LEAGUE BOWLS

Craigengower beat the Hong- kong Electric Recreation Club by 4-1 in a Thirt Division Lawn bowls inaich yestérilby,

third.

อ

who

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Pinza,

won the 10- furlong face from four other Derby horses, was dist support- ed to win £5,000 at 10 to 1. Then another bet to win 25,000 et. B to. I was struck and the colt is now at those odds for the Epsom clastle.

At Monday's Victoria Club enllover Pinzn, was offered at 33 to 1.

Bfilalh's Champion "Jockey, Gordon Richards, whỏ, rode Pinza today,, sold he was very pleased with the colt'a per- formance and all being well Pinza would be his mountin the Derby-Reuter,

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Spoedway Results 253) London May 12. Many of the 10 runners were Wimbledon beat Norwich by clustered together at the start 64 to 32 in the Coronation of the anal furlong, in the two Speedway Cup match at mlies race..but Mr L. McMahon's Wimbledon last right Royal Pageant, oldest horse in

the event, finished stoutly after Coventry reached the third Rousvaross had looked like lo- round of the Daily Mall Nation- ing the first three year old toul Trophy at Liverpool, when win since 1915. Royal Pageant's they beat Liverpool by 68 to 40 time on the fast truck was three won the tie of two indiches home and away wlil>anyag- minutes 23.75 seconds,

gregate of 144 points to 72. bax surcessivel In a Second Division match, horse had won the Adelaide 28 at Puuio. onntanki sa Cup, worth £3,200 apart from the £240 Gold Cup. A crowd

It was

Poole beat Yarmouth? by bo to

Harringaybeat. Exáter by 44

Exeter-Rḍuler... dee

the Arth wicket in 85 minutes, Grleves made light of a modest atluck and batted four hours for his 150 which included 19 fours. Freddie Brown, former Eng- land captain, falled by three runs to complete century for Northamptonailte against Somerset. He was at the

Gilbert Parkhouse, who had aand everybody will be pleased if | arm bowler; but who has wicket only 58 minutes, his last comparatively poor season in he has a good season..

developed into a first-class bal, 1052, will be trying to regain his

THE BOWLERS

will not be released from the moteles, Jock Livingston, after giving place in Test

P. Manson, A.C.H. Castro, G.. Of the bowlers great hopes are Services until August. His

Ladel. R.Q. Baker (CCC) best D.F. a stumping chance off the first county average of 33.00 is only held for the future of the

Newcomer to the staff is Hugh Willams D. Bramolt, V.A. Golding ball he received, hit a brilliant bettered by Norman Riches, who Swansea

bowler, Don

E. Poulson 27-1,

112.

finished hig career

James, from Llanlly. with an Shepherd.

C.G., Ma, 1; K.-Pays; Y.A). Ta- average of 39.09.

He increased his pace con fast medium bowler with a good znek, H. Loonarth beat .W. John- year that Victorian-owned)

He will bolster up son. J. Bottomley, E. Wolstenhole, siderably last season, and played physique. 'CLOSE 'OF PLAY SCOREB

Inevitably there are some pre- for the MCC against Surrey, the Glamorgan opening attack V. Bouch. 35-13. Close of play scorea of county season injuries to report. Chief LCH Muneer HKS suffered and should be a great help if At a meeting of the Referees'

3.Y. Dobi P." Leonard. and has not Sheppard or Haver la un-Spas P.K. Lau lost in of 40,000 watched the rate.to 40 in a challenge match at

A.Mb, Association last night it was de-eleket matches which began of them is the shoulder ailment shoulder trouble

which prevented Alan Watkins been practising yet, but he is avaliable, London Express Barstens

R.V. Tatzieht, W.E, AG. elded that the Referees' Adela today were:

from taking his place in the MCC expected to be fit for the first team against Yorkshire at Lord's official county match

Watkins strained fila bowling

McCodnon, who shoulder in practice, but it is wickets at a cost of 18.07 in 1931, took 186 not expected that he will be out has recovered At Oxford: Oxford University of the game for long.

from the kned The decision followed a dis422 for nine. Yorkshire to bati

injury which kept him out of the cussion of the case of a refered

Young Bernard Hedges, the game for most of tast season, and having referend a singid At Liverpool: Lancashire 374 game during the part stason. (Edrich 51, Grieves 150, Marner Promising batsman who has done if he can strike his best form he Lo opposing so well as full-back for Swansea will be a threat 12). Sussex and for no wicket this season, is unlikely to play batsmen and to other off-spin There was an additionat pro

weeks and candidates for the England team sposal that an application bd At Chedid: Kent Di (Woolier cricket for several

made that the referee up six for 39, Lewis four for 25), this will give Arst chance to Jim

The sturdy figure of Haydn pointed to the HKFA Council Glamorgon 207, for five (Clue Pleass, who alternated with Davies win stal crouch behand should also ↑ "Be Appointments 80, Wooller 58 not out),

Hedges for a misdle of the

the stumps,, bul this fine ex! Secretary for matches to allsurd

batting order place last season, ponent of ball games has con that referens had their fair At Nollingham: Nottingham-

alderably 'redlided his weight share of games, This idea was akira 200 (Simpson 10. Hardstad Picass made a good 60 in a

during strenuous aquasli however, not adopted.

04, Grove four fet 09). War- club mitchcrticently,

tion should apply, for represen~ At Lord's: Middlesex 367 for lation on the Council of the seven, declares (Denis Compton HEFA and thus have some say 60, Sharp. 107). Derbyshire 17 in the appoifilthent of referees for no wicket.

to matches;

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Mr Wilcox was elected as Seerolary on the retirement of Mr Pedley, who was given e

vole of thanka

Mr E. OH Young presided n -the - meeting.

wickshire 24 for no wicket. Another who has started the of the younger geheratión, At Northampton: Northamp season well is Willie Jones, the George Bernard Shaw, another tonshire 445 for ght (Oldheld diminutive lett hander who can off-opinnor is illi pn-life start 08, Brookes 80, Livingston 112 be such a joy to watch when he and Improving, while Jing Presdee,, the boy from Swansed Brown 07), Somerset to batia in form. RÄUIG"

Jones lakes a benent this year! who joined the staff us a letti

W. Alditer, 11-19.

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