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NARROWING GAP IN COUNTY TABLE
London, July 17.
Middlesex retained their lead in the County Cricket Championship table though they failed to gain à point from their match against Derbyshire, which was abandoned in the early afternoon through rain.
They led with 110 points from 18 matches. Sussex, who did not have a match, occupied second place, six points behind, but the gap was narrowed by Surrey, who beat Worcestershire to bring their total to 100 points, and Glamorgan, who took first innings points from Nottinghamshire to bring their total to 96 points.
Sussex have three games in hand of Middlesex while Surrey have two games in hand.
Kent, beaten, by Warwick- | completed only their second shire, were still at the bottom championship
victory of the
lyn Innings and 71
of the table with 20 points from senson by beating Cloucester- 17 games-eight points behind shine Somerset, who did not have match.
11
runs,
Itein ruined the attempl the two captains to revure a finish at Derby Witt declar ed Derbyshire's innings at the overnight sence with, a lead of 21 and Middlesex, who scored quickly, clearly intended
Jane Jack
endel the Iobertson
dom
Their first win was in May. Gloucestershire ncluded many voungsters in the side and they were no match for Yorkshire attack."
the varied
any, real resistuner.
Only George Lambert offered
was
His .vely innings of 54 spoilt declare and try to force a vic-some exceptionally good bowl- tory when a storm
ing by Johnny Wardle. the do teftarni slow bowler, who the Midlesex innings todas omilled from England's 127 out of 203
in two Twelve to meet Australia In the hours and 55 minutes. He hit Te next week. eleven fours.
ninated
with
thear violery of the season in defeat-
Surrey güned
Worcestershire
seven
by
an
GENTS'
WIS
SURPRISE
mainly responsible
ing
The Gentlemen
Kained their innlags and 190 runs, Worcester-list victory ever the Players emaining since 1933 at Lord's. They had shire, who lost their eight wickets for a runs today, collapsed in their seconci
10- were dismissed for the secondnings, lo ing their last six wie- te for leas thau a
hundred. lets for 36, bu! they held a The visitors were always szukommanding lend, Roy
Tuller- gling on a rain-affenied pitch sall and only three hatmen reached for the collapse with his elever Rouble figures.
offbreaks. At one time he had Loader, Surrey's new shock taken live wickets towler,
take another on the awkward pitch. He took for 15 runs wicket but finished with match three wickets- figures of nine for 11.
John Robin
wrecked słow
Jettari Players inmirs
the His 6gures of con- seven for 70 in no way dattered demiss him.
McMahon,
bowler;
ditions
exploited the skilfully ta four balsine for 10.
YORKS SECOND WIN
Yorkshire, for so long con- sidered one of The strong Counties in the country, today
SIXTEEN
STILL IN RUNNING
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Beauty Contest For "Miss Universe"
add
125
Marion
over.
Glamorgan and Nottingham- shire were frustrated by rain in a sporting attempt to provide 201 exciting Bnish, Emrys
Davies declared for the second tine leaving Notte to get 145 to win in 120 minutes. Before Notts could but a severe storm are broke over the ground and the match Was abandoned as drnw. Cricket throughout the day was imited 10 two hours and 10 minutes.
Established 1845
SATURDAY, JULY 18, 1953.
By Galbraith
T. MUPON
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"Our newspaper blew away! I can't get my home. work done with Mother on the phone finding out about that young widow in the comics!"
Richest Racing Prize Of Year At Ascot Today
Ascot Heath, July 17.
Queen Elizabeth will be present here to morrow to see her colt Aureole compete against five other British horses, six French and two Italian for Britain's richest racing prize of the year, the King George VI and Queen Elizabeth Stakes.
Aureole, - runner-up in the Derby this year, was declared a doubtful starter after he had been beaten in last week's Eclipse Stakes. But today! Her Majesty telephoned her racing manager from Windsor and decided to run her chestnut colt with the three dainty white socks against the crack horses of Europe.
!
and
Pinza was easy in the market cased fractionally from his last callover price of 7 to 4 to finish a-2-to-1 favourite. quoted before because it was a
The Queen's Aureole, doubtful runner, came in at 100
Hopes of a royal win in this race, with its glittering £23,175 A benatiful innings of 107. first prize, however, cannot br Including 14 boundaries, by very great for in temarea's del Norman Oldnek thwarted will be the Derby winn, Pinza Lanesshire's hopes of inflicting who beat Aureole by four teeth the first championship defeat in the Epsom classis. They again Northamptonshire. Oldfield meet at level weights ever the batted three hours. and 40 sacred's onzemeno na
hait miles.
Pinza, who gave Sir Gordon Richards his Arst-ever Derby 1 Nuccio, 6
hot favourite to win Zucchero, win, is a tomorrow despite the challenge
100 10
minutes
THE RESULTS
The following were the re-
of
cricket first-class
*
not
to 0. There was some backing for Wilwyn and each way sup- port for Vamos,
Prices were 2 to i Pinza, 5 to to 1 Nearula, 8 to i 10 to 1
Worden, of some of Europe's Jer 10p- to 6 Wilwyn, 100
Aurcele, 100 class horseR. But it is
to Pharel, in the 20 to 1 Alberigo, 25 to 1 Vanios Derby winner's favour thist be
33 to 1 Silnes, 40 to 1 King of will be reediving 14 pound the Tudors, 60 to 1 Telemaca.--
Long Beach, Calif. July 17.
Sixteen semi-finalists remain-sults
today in the international matches ended today: beauty contest which will lo-
AL Gloucester: Yorkshire sight decide wito fs Missbeat
Gloucestershire by 011 Universe the most beauti-innings and 64 runs, Gloucester- shire 72 and 170 (Lambert S1). are keeping Yorkshire 300 for six declared. silent on who the 16 are.
Warwickshire the At Muldstone:
ful girl in the world”.
Buy the judges
om is older rivais. Pinza. who is declared 100 per vent til, will probably ind Agn Khan's Holian-bred
Twenty-six beauties from all beal Kent by nine wickets.. Nuecio, winner of the Fren parts of the world paraded be- Kent 182 and 186 (Witherden, Pris de l'Arc de Triomphe last fore the judges at the Long 51). Warwickshire 357 and 13 ver Beach Municipal Auditorium in for prehnitary contests last night, ་་་་
for her
and helpfulness
onc.
Li
353
Charlic
Reuter.
Beached After
Breakdown
year, h most dangerous rival. Nuccio, to be ridden by the At thre Ovai: Surrey beat Frenchinan, Roger Poincelel, has The names of the 10 semi-Worcestershire by
imming fialists will be announced to-aud 190 runs.. Surrey
bi tomorrow's race as his pran- 371 for ipal objective and is a strongly night and the field will then be six declared. Worcestershire 82 backed second favourite.
Mombasa, July 17. reduced to live inalists. One of and 99 (McMahon leitarm slow! these will be "Miss Universe"
Another French tried horse.
The Royal East African Navy spin four for 151. After the semi-finals last night
Worden, who, was third in this trawler, Mvita, believed to have "Miss Friendship" was
event to Talyar last At Cardiff: Glamorgan drew chosen.
year, been taking Africans detained She was one of the American with Nottinghamshire.
expected to make o bold bld. under the Emergency Regula- The The English Jockey,
Lions contestants, Miss Jeanne Thomp-match was abandoned owing to
to a secret prison, broke son of Louisiana,
Smirke. The award rain. Glamorgan
Tulyar's Inseparable down. in heavy seas
and was was made
for six'
on the Kenya coast, beached "kindness declared and 0 for tour declared partner in his triumphs inst
according to reports received to the other Clift 56). Nottinghamshire 293 year, rides Worden,
today. Watkins leitarm medium flye
ARRIVE BY ARR for 93).
Pharel, from the powerful Royal East African Navy, the The only other vessel of The young beauties will
Gentlemen At Lord's:
bat stables of Marcel Boussac minesweeper, Rosalind, is parade before
Gentlemen finished sixth behind Pinza in tempting to tow the Muita lo the Judges in Players by 95 ruins. evening gowns und Inter
in 129 and 311 (W. Edrich 98, Tal- the Derby and has been pleasing swimming costumes tonight the tersall rightarm: offspin six same as last night.
or his English Jockey Doug Smith Mombasa.
The two ships were amelally 83). Fame and riches awult the (Emmett 82, Marlar rightarm French three-year-old compet on the Kenya roost, 200 milez
Players 123 and 22 in home gallops. He is the only
on a "secret mission" to Lamu Who wins the title. She will receive #im contract
offbreak seven for 79.)
from Mombasa. At Derby: Derbyshire drew Two Italinu three-year-olds, of 250 with Middlesex, the match being Alberigo and Telemaco, have dollars (about £85) week, abandoned Sunbeam Alpine
owing sports car Middlesex 208 and 203 for three
rain. arrived by air to run. valued at $3,000
It is understood that Telemaco (£1,071), a jewel-studded wristwatch and (Robertson 127. Thompson 81). is to set the pace for his stable
Ms. Her prize was The
girt
with
a starting salary
to
ing.
-
a complete wardrobe.-Reuter. Derbyshire 270 for seven de mate, Alberigo, who ran second
clared.
in the Italian Derby.
The stage is all set for a DARTWORDS SOLUTION tonshire drew with Lancashire. Great race and the winner may
At Northampton: Northamp-
at-
It is understood that a delen-
tion camp may be set up on an
island off Lamu.-Reuter,
Boys And Girls Solutions
TOPBY TURVY:. Note. b.
BEACONSFIELD - Dizzy-Glddy Northamptonshire 287 and 235| rightly claim the title of "Chiam-Tone, e. Eton. 2. Post, b. Tops,
LATEST CALLOVER
Goat
Groat Croat-Actor for four declared (Oldfield not plon of Europe."
e. Stop. d. Spot, e. Pots. 3-0. Halt, Munmer - Summer Swallow out 107, Broderick not out 50).
b. Lest, c. Sist. 4-a, Clasp, b. Clape, Wallows Gallows
The Italian horse Alberigo waste. Scalp. &a. Tele. b. Lole, e. Teal. Gibber Bibber Wine Wind Lancashire 209 for one declared one of the best backed in a quieta. Slave, b. Saive, c. Vales. 73.
b. Nile,
-Limb - Lomy - Slaughter and 87 for Laughter Mirth - Girth →→ Girt
two.
A
draw market on the race at the Vic-Polo, e Loop. 55. Aster, b. Stare, Gri Grist Mill Floss with Leicestershire.
A Colchester: Essex
Essex 230 toria Club, London, but his price e Tenes, 10. Wasp, b. Pows, c. Flows Low- Slow Coach
Bought Roach -- Extend ** and. 274 for eight declared was cut only five points com Swap. 1-8. Main, u. Arm, e. Mar. Expend Expand Dilate Pilate (forsfall 103, Walsh leftarem spin pared with Monday's collover Door, b. Rood, c. Odor, 13-B.
Spine, b. Pines, c. Enipe, 16- Pirate Pinto Chatter
up 20 to 1 and e. Evil and Věz, d. Vell, Shattor Hatter's Castle Spaineix for 83), Leicestershire. 322 and he finished
jeunnce.
There was more backing for the 2,000 Guineas winnor Nearula, finally quoted at 0 1, than there was for the B to i scoond favourite Nucelo,
--Swail-Wain--Wan--PALLID,
aid 75 for six-Reuter,
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Australian
Leading In French Open
.
Versailles, July 17.
Ossie Pickworth of Australin
תס
the
led the field after 30 holes in the French Open Golf Cham- pionship
La Boulle course near here today.
He had an aggregate of 136, two
strokes belter
than his nearest rival, Max Faulkner, of Britain.
Pickworth had a first round of 68 and followed with a brillian 67 (seven under par) to set up a new course record. Playing for the first time In France, Pick- worth showed porfozi mastery f his game, and carne heme in his record round in 31 (six under zar).
and
More In It Than Meets
The Eye
Kingston, July 17. The Jamaica Amateur Athletio Association -HAR withdrawn permission to the Olymple runners. Herb Meleniny and George Rhoden. to take part in the World Youth Festival at Bucharest.
The
Association sald: "There seems more to the whole
athletics."
Idea than juxt
The world youth move- ment is suspected here of having a "red tinge" and
מ!
feared that the Jamaicans, now, resident the United States, might prejudice their future in that country.
The two athletes were to Ay from New York to Bucharest to run lu the games in August-Reuter.
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Plckworth, Foulkner Bobby Locke of South Africa set the pace, cach with o Arat round of 09, but while Pick- worth had his 67, Faulkner took another 00 on his second round while Locke had a 73 for a total of 142 to share fifth place.
The leading players with their two rounds were: 136 H. O. Pickworth (Australia) 69 and 67; 138, Max Faulkner of Britain 69 and 49: 141 Angelo Angelini of Italy 12 and 69; 141 Jean Ado of France 72 and 80;
80: 142 Lloyd Mangrun of United States 72
Melbourne, July 17. and 70; 142 Heart de Lamaze of
The Melbourne Racing Club 71 and 71; France
342 Bobby deckied to invite the cham Locke of South Africa 6B and plon Jockeys free the United 73; 143 J: Goraialde of France States, England, South Africa The Offles of the Society is 71 and 72: 147 Ken Bousfield 72nd New Zealand to compete in situated at Beaconsfield Arcade,
the Invitation Stakes at Coul-Queen's Road and 75.-Reuter.
feld track on September 24."
Invitations are being sent to Sir Gordon Richards, England's champion Jockey, and Eddie Arcaro, lending United States It was explained by Mr F. G. rider, to come le Audralin and Dennis at yesterday's price ride in the seven-furlong ings of the Court of Inquiry which the sponsors hope to into the stranding of the Lady make
in international event Wolmer that Captain Jenes, Infar the first time. his evidence, had not intended to convey the impression of navigational deficiency so far as the ship was concerned. Mir Dennis is representing Captain Master of the
The Lady Wolmer Court Of Inquiry'
w. E. Jones,
Lady Wolmer and Mr T. M. G. quiry..
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The leading rider at the end of the racing season in both South Africa and, New Zealand will also be asked to compete in the event.
The Club will pay all the ex. penses of the visiting jockeys.-- United Press.
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