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THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, AUGUST 6, 1959,
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THEY FINALLY GOT ARCHIE
TO PUBLISH HIS LITTLE BLACK BOOK
By "RECORDER"
One of the fascinating books ever put together arrived in yester day's mail. Opening it at random on any page one finds brief notes such as "Pheidippides ran exactly 22 miles 1,470 yards from the Battle of Marathon to Athena."
Or “On August 20, 1902, a Moqui Indian at Oraibi, Arizona, won the annual five mile race in twenty minutes-an average speed of a mile each four minutes....
The a performance that tied the record for the serume race made at Waipi in 1891, winner, after passing the finishing line, rum on to the underground sanefunry of the priests where he was given the prize-a Filtle bowl of ground corn."
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The author, I, Archie Richard- State. 11. Archie Richardson:] of 39 in 1022 That year he won pon, celebrated his 74th birthday | "There Is an athletic axom the famous Sonur African Jost month. He is the author which statos THE QUITTERĮ "Comrades" Marathon" from of the section on athletics in the NEVER WINS AND THE Durban to Pietermaritzburg- Encyclopedia Britannien and WINNER NEVER QUITS.”
distance of 54 mites 1,100 yards. Collier's Encyclopaedia. He is the
NO ONE KNOWS
At the age of 81, Newton set the oesticors
Richardson:
world record that still stands, athletics, crie
cricket rugby SOCOLT knows the limit of man's potential the record for the 100 Miles run among other sections in Monke's in any athlete event. Only In
{ hoar 7
ours 7 minutes 10 seconds. New Encyclopedia of Sport. recent year has this great truth
Wading through the "Little An Australian H. Archie been accepted in the realm of
Black
Book,
one goes through Richardson came to the United Track and Field and athicles of odd paragraphs of little notes, but States in 1907 to play first cornet today and of the future wouldy few pages there are tonger *for the
Alessandro be well advised not to allow fact of famous athletes. famous
notes-whole biographies Liberal's Band. By 1934 Jazs anyone to tell them anything had washed him out of music and different,"
Throughout, there are descrip- In an article published in an so one day he decided to become
tions by athletes of famous races a sports writer.
American
ran In. national magazine in Paddock 10.8 seconds to become
they
It look Charica He started as a sports writer February, 1932, the writer stated: it Olympic Champion in the 100 at the age of
65, beginning as "Probably one of the reasona
Metres. Ha description of the American correspondent for the why the Quarter Me has never race Melbourne Sporting Globe. He been run
vivid one--will take in loss
than 47 seconds are wrote for many years niso for is that no human mechanism has
than, 10.8 seconds ol the Christian Science Monitor.
been able to avold
reading. www Heir best known, however, for excessive accumulation of waste considerable emphasis on the fact II. Archic Richardson Jays His
Isindus "little black books." products of
of combustion in the These were a series of little blood for a long enough period that the world's greatest athletes, black-bound notebooks that have when running at full speed."
have almost Invariably been! existed for many years, but the|
sportamen in every interpretation Contents of which were not eollak until February this your
ALL THE ANSWERS
America's best known sports columnists, when confronted with a question they did not know the Answer to-particularly in the field of
L
an
more
Less than two months after of this word. publication of this statement, Benjamin B. Eastman ran the had to walt much longer than 6.3 Melvin Pution, for example, Quarter Mile in 40.4 seconds.
Encouraging to the young are Archie Richardson's athlete "progress tables" for some of the world's greatest athletes.
For example, in June, 1935, Archio Wiliams
mn the 440
seconda crouched on his starlingg blocks before he took exactly that length of time to set a new world record for the 100 Yards. Four false starts, not one of these Samediately
involving Patton,
of track and field athletics | Yanda in 40.8 seconds at Kozan preceded Pation's world record Invariably sought the answer in stadium, San Francisco. It sprint.
"Archie's
Arf
Black Book,"
sports feature
writer of the San Chronicle, snys Richardson:
WDB
the fastest he had ever done for YOUR OWN TRACHER the distance. Twelve months Francisco later he ran the 440 Yards in 46.5
Archie Tuchardson mankes no of Archie!
how tall or seconds and two months after-generalisations on "When he goes towards was Olymple Champion.
houvy un athlete must be to a track meel, he isn't safistled to watch the boys go by. He
In 1933, Yrjo Nikkonen, still succeed in one event or another, contrives to be on the field and, Javelin Throw, had a best per- weight of famous athletes subtly world record holder In the But his tables on the height and as the competitors
formance is this event of 180 feet suggest that no generalisations moments, he brings out his Litte
Inches. A 03%
year later his are Black
postole. ack Book.
Melvin Walker, Looter Steers, beat was 21711%. In 1938 hel an 200 Metres had improved to
Walter 258 feet 2 William Stewart and runner how Rudolf Harbiz ran
inches, the best competitive Davis were the first four men in a world's record--sectional
modern athletic history to clear tunes for each 400 metres. With maris in history.
0 feet 10 inches lu the High zeal
G feet 8 inches Jump. Davis
"He shows
to a
THE EMPIRE'S BEST
Police disperse the crowd after furious spectators had invaded the pifch, form up the goalposts and burnt them during, a football match at Tucuman, Argentine, between the local, Beath Tuchman Atifetic and San Martin,
The crowd whs so great that an overflow 3,000 had to sit around the edge of the ground. The Tucunan Athletic players refused to play as there was "not sufficient guarantee" that the players would not be attacked by the specta lors.
The players withdrew and the referee suspended the match. The specta- tors became impatient and eventpally invaded the plich and dismantled the pay- box in an effort to get their money back. They were only controlled when the fre brigade came to the scene with hoses. Stones flow thick and fast and the police had to fire into the air.-Express Photo.
Warwickshire's Opening
143
Batsmen Score Against Australians
Birmingham, Aug. 5.
An opening partnership of 143 by Gardner and Horner gave Warwickshire a magnificent start against the Australians here today and at the close the County had scored 225 for the loss of four wickets.
This was the best performance by a County team against the Australian side, which included five front line Test bowlers. The previous best stand against them outside a Test was 112.
It was not until Miller vas Ord; b Johnston introduced and took two wickets H. E. Dollery, U. Lindwall at 143 that the Australian gained Townsend, not out any success.
Horner was og before to break
stard but Gardner was
and fervour of love for his indicates in me sport, Archie
his A feature of the. "Little Blackį tall, Walker 6:5. Steers and Little Black Book the exact im
Book" is its listing of unofficial Stewart both 6:015.
ដ provement necessary to approach world records-records made by Davis, who cleared the greatest i unbeaten at the close with the Harbig standard, le stimu- professionals and aborigines. The height of all--0 feet 11 inches 104 runs to his credit. lates the disappointed and makes real British Empire record in propelled ali of 210 lbs, over the the near-champions strive all the the Javelin Throw, for example, bar.
Although the bowlers rcccived Steers weighed 194 lbs. harder. He's a good man to have
Stanley Lay of when he cleared is not held by
from a dead 6:11. Walker, no encouragement around, as any conch will tell New Zealand ut 222 feet 9 inches despite his 6 feet
pitch, Gardner and Horner 5 inches of but by an unknown Australian height, weighe:l only 150 lbs, deserved every credit for playing THEY CONSPIRED aborigine, throwing the regula when clearing & feet 10 inches. lacking strokes irrespective of
Won Olymple
reputatlans, javelin, whore Stewart, who elcared 6:10, w California's most noted sports gistered a mark of 300 feet. only putting 143 lbs. of himself writers and most famous coaches
Airst The Empire's
few best over the bar. of track and Beld are responsible Javelin throwers in history were largely for the publication of all Australian aborigines. High Archie's Little Block Book. They up on the list, though, is Arep persuaded him to
to publish it. Kivlege, Nandi
you."
MATTER OF TASTE
Eberna
Total (for 4 wkts)
COUNTY CRICKET
TWO TENNIS LEAGUE TITLES DECIDED
By “ARGONAUT”
Two more Tennis League' titles were decided "yester- day. Chinese Recreation Club, who had already won the Men's "C". Ladios" "B", and Mixed "B" Division titles, collected their fourth Championship by edging out South China in their last match yesterday by 5% sets to 31⁄2
South Chine púp up a game | 2-0; lost to Lam'and. Yul_1-0; fight and to their feet pair of lost to Leung and Chan 2-0. C. C. Kao and L. T. Lee went the honour of being the most svccessful, combiriation of the
MEN'S "O" DIVISION CCO 04 BCAA SIG' W. Cilic and L. Sung
1p
eversing with 214 points. They bent ve Sul (Co wore, howtrvery' comparatively 8-2; beat P, F. Shop ani-T wendor in the goound and third shao 1-5; bent P. Ne and H. 8. pairs who between them L 6-1,
managed to add only one more
O, Sadick and J, Llang (CCC)
point against the better-balanced lost to Tang and Ip 6-7; beat CRC partnership#. |
Shno and T. 11, Shão 6-3;.inst to Ng and LI 8-7.
In o Men's "D" Division, South China, who are al(CCC) beat Tant and ip: 6-3; S, A. R. Bux and K. C, Bung
assumed of the Mixed
championship, wrested the title drew with P. F. Shao and T. Hi Erom CRC to give Nem the Shao 0-0; second of thiols anirisi quota oử
The final play-off for the Men's "A" Diylifon litle should fnd Edvin Teai back lik thel
it Ng and Li 7-0..
4 IRC B
| what is Akely to be three cham- W.T. Ho and A. Yeow ({{KU)
pionships this reason
lost to SE.M. Bux ; and: 6.M.
5-7; bent M, Sany Rumjan and S.A.K. BUT 6-1; bbat Jer, and S.M. Bumjah ranica arki that should turn the Rahman Bux 0-6. odds in their favour.
THE SCORES
MEN'S "T" DIVISION
SCAA 3 CRO, 54% C. C. Kao and L. T. Leo (SCAA) drew with Cheung Chow
S. You and P.K. Poh (HKU) lost to S.E.M. Bux and 3M, 1-0; lost to Say Ramjahu anal S.A.K. Búx 1-0; beat S.Mi Runjabe Jr. and Rahman Bux 6-1.
"S.B. Yue ant? J. Chan (HKU) boat to B.E.M. Bux and 5.M. and K.. K. Cheung 6-8; beat Rumjan 0-0; lost to Samy end Marsland Ma art P. F. Choy S.A.K. Bux 5-7 beat S.M
0-2; boot M. K. Au and Moy-lan Rumjahr Jra, and Rahman Bux Chan 0-3:
6-0.
M. S. Lee and C. C. -Yow` (SCA) lost to Cheung Chow and Che
Cheong 3-8; Jost to Mars- land Ma and Choy 4-8; lost to Aụ and Chan 2-6.
F. K. Woo and George Lin |(SCAA) beat Cheung Chow and Cheung 6-4; lost to Marsland Ma and Choy 4-8; lost to Au and Chan 2-0.
MEN'S "D" DIVISIÓN
KCC 1. SCAN 8
Omars Win The
Inter-Clan Rinks Match
E. Postuma and A. Paul.
By "TOUCHER"
(KCC) lost to D. D. Yue and Displaying peak form Y. P. Sham 3-6; lost to G. Lams,
Eng.
C.
Aboo and the Oma brothers qutbowled the hot
and T. T. Yul 2-6; beat C Leung and C. C. Chan
E. K. Abbas and C. Churn favourites R. M. V. Rib-diró (KCC) lost to Yue and Sham and the Luz brothers, in a 1-0; lost to Lam and Yul 1-6; postponed Colony Open lost to Leung and Chan 3-0.
Rinks match yesterday by 20-12 to qualify to meet E. M. Alaredýn, L. Al Rozario, 6. E. Roza+
A. De Jong and R. Lawes (KCC) lost to Yue and Sham
Water Polo
Polo Pereira, and J.. F. V. Ribeird
18 Leicestershire lept Worth Clubs Ap
18in the field all day white com-
piling 251 for nine. They had
20 long periods of defensive batting bat Fred Trueman" proved ex- 221 pensive before he found form.
When Wardie dismissed Spen-
bowlers.
their two
Luned
Appeal Successfully
and
to
in the, quarter-final
Aboo and the Omára led all the way and, with only a few! more heads to go were actually! leading by 20-6 at one stage.| OPEN SINGLES TODAY This afternoon will see Who?
tho
play-off of
of the remaining four
Homekong Amour All the four games are expectat The Appeal Board of the matches of the quarter-finals of Colony Open Singles event. London, Aug. 5. cer be claimed his 100th widkot Association met at the VRC Middlesex, the County Cricket of the season, Lancashire also yesterday to consider two ag- to
to be closely fought out, Championship
and fielded all day while Notting posts lodged by the European special interest being focussed leaders,
for YMCA Surrey, the reigning Champlons,hamshire looked up 302-
Fortuna team, in
In the two matches in who are in second place, both eight. Clay hit 1 fours in his had early shocks today before 100, Lancashire
Sevincvely, & decision ex-Champions B. W. Bradbury IKASA Water Polo nrx J. A. Luz will be in actions recovering.
Committee which penalised cach Bradbury will have J. Chubb boom two points- for... (0)~~-~-
-not
DS--
his opponent. Though very Middlesex lost They hat 44 runs on the boordi
Gloucestershire lost a wicket having played a league game in close to the retiring, age, the in half an hour when rain caus- opening batsmen, Robertson with only eight runs on axdbordable to the league sche-grand old man of local lawn ed a hollup until witèr kurek. and Brown, for 39, but Billboard against Northamptonshire, dulo ist; (b) later formation of howls is still one of the hardest
Edrich and Denis
Compton but then Milton and Graveney, postposement
the WPC men to beat in the Singles. A Between lunch and tea Haset punished Archie Richardson's statistics
an injury-weakened scoring with great froodom, put and (c) insument explanation win for Chubb is possible but tribesman of suggest that it is just a matter of
post-he will have all his bowlers except attack to add 118 for na un on 100 for the second wicket as to why the game was
to produce at Its 04
84 pages are crammed with Kenya, who in December, 1948, taste how much.
finished third wicket
cent of tils one puts into Lindwall,
standThis helped towards a fairly poneth
best notor, many of these devoted hurled a regulations Olymple hop, step or jump or into the to sheer encouragement of the Javelin a
of 283 feet. a distance
When 81 Gardner became the
Edrich, 57, needs only 55. more respectable total of 27 209. length
run-up.
runs to become Michael
the first Neither are Chris Ohataway or Sweeny, one time world record-in a match against also-rans Beginners and
highest scorer for Warwickshire batsman to complete 2,000 ruits athletles. Türst pages
Gordon Pirie the real Empire holder in
the Aus- crammed with stories of boys who record holders in the Two Mules 73-
the High Jump, took
tralians.
for the season. 75-foot run-up. were unsuccessful in schoolboy and Three Miles. A Canadian takes 27 feel, Lester Steers
Wuller Davis athieties training on with dogged professional ser
Gardner saw three more men named De
content with 20 feet. In
In Hong- persistence to become Olymple Kelso at Barrie, Canada, oli kong, our
dismissed but he went steadily winampiona und world record-October 14, 1807, rti Ühe Three takes less thampion, Victor Lal, on and became the Afih player ton had taken three for 16 in cricket matches
than a dozen feet. holders.
to score a century against this seconds Archule Richardson's "Little Australian team, although the The book crammed with in 13
recent Black Book" is, indeed,
a very slow rate. 4034 with more information than one Last year Gaston
could find anywhere else in the
add
aro
Mile
of
was
20
ed
storics similar to the one on the 13:50:4). On the way he ran amazing Uitle notebook crammed / saler part of his innings was at
(ng compared to Pirie's
amazing Ray C. Evry who, as a Two Miles in 8 minutes boy, was paralysed and conaned seconds.
of
to a wheel chair, but "wanted teiff of Belgium battered that world on Champion athletes and to act like a normal American time at Pads with an 8:40. their methods. It is published boy....to walk............. to run, DAN ARZACE performance...
by the Rich-Burn Company of to play
games,"
Who collated "Little Black Hollywood, California,
at Sparret on by unquenchable Book" is a regular hodgepodge US$1.10. determination, Ray Ewry devised of information on the history of a set of daily exercises which, he athletics. There is no attempt loped, would regain him the use to divide the Information into his legs. He not only chapters and its form is very succeeded in that but also won much that of the original note
Olympic Gold Medals in books. The patient reader will, eight the Standing High and Long however, come across pieces of Jumps-events now no longer on the moel curious information on the Olymple programme.
overy page. Then there is the little story Finland, as most people know. about Glenn Cunningham, the leads all other stations in Olympic famous "Iron Horse of Kansas," Games datafice, running with-al one-time holder of the world Individual victories. These record for the Mlle.
successes have created the in- pression that the Finns were bora with a special aptitude for distance rimning and that the
burned
ham was a boy) and asked him if
around?"
THE SCOREBOARD Warwickshire, ist innings Gardner, not out...., Horner, lbw Miller Thompson, c. and b. Miller
Icast
85 per
form
RULING REVERSED
A Luz, who until yester was the only Bowler Ell The Board of Appeals after in all four events of the Colony consideration of the two appeals, Championships, is bowling and views of the Polo Commuch better this season than he the
the following has for the past few anžidle, reachind of first decisions,
years, which began
CLOSE OF PLAY SCORES
A
The following close of play scorea
were
particularly in the Stigles
He has won his provincia 1-That the pentilisation and forficiture of the invio points by reuntis will
with convincing costs 284 coch club on moncelled, and that but a150 haa opponent, W.M. 81). the geo be plage not latice McCall, who the gained greates thony August Râp with the same prominence as the touriantent
Hoo unless Luz shows top form.
* TODAY'S GAMES Colony Open-Singles
referon as originally appointed, advmesinin an upset is likely
Surrey lost five for ội ngainst Hampshire before staging recovery. After Derek Shackic-
26 balls medium bowling, Subba-Row
with accurato fast Today:
At the Ovat: Surrey and
the wicket-keoper, Me- (Subba-Row 03; Laker Intyre, added 60 in 68 minutes Hampshire to bat.. for the sixth wicket.
At Leicester: Leicestershire officiating.. Subbu-Row, E 20-year-old
(Hallam 59). 261 for nine left-hander, batted four hour Yorkshire to bat:
2-ho
prodest
Seo of #20 paid by Fortunh, án diecordaron with 104 for 83. He was helped' by the 61 fast bowler, Jim Laker, who
tho HKLASA regulations cover- At Weston Super-Mare: ing lodgment of appeals, be for- At KBGC: J. Chubb v B. made 81 in a seventh wicket Somerset 387 for seven (Wal- fetted by Fortuna
Bradbury, R. M. V. Ribeiro stand of 138) ki 130 minutes,
ford 134, Smith 75, Stephen-
3-The sum of a stricture to
C. C. Pereira:*** Led by Michael Walford, an son 01). Glamorgan to bat.
At KCC: JA Luz y Wi the Fortuna de for the goneral McCall, old Oxford. Blue,
At Canterbury: Middlesex 147 statute displayes tortutis the acortd 307 for deveni în săr for two (Denis Complon not governing' belly, in this instanco At HKFC: C. H. Gough house against Glamorgan: Wal- out 60 Bill Edrich not out 57), the HKASA.
Yusuf,! ford making his first appearance Keht to bat. Rain restricted ||* of the reason, made 21 fours). mostly well-umed leg strokes, play.
27 HAA REGIMENT WIN INTER-BATTERY GALA
The Inter-Battery Swimming competition of the 27 Heavy AA Regiment, R.A., hold at the Victoria Pool yesterday resulted in a win for 23 Battery with a total of 89 points. Their nearest rivals were last year's Winners, the 6 Battery, with 68 points.
for the second› wicket,
Somerset
GAMBLE, FAILS
4-That the Eiropean YMCA,
12
In view of their being the Finns Hold Swedes in his 134. He and Smith, 75, Ar@mahden: Gloustershire Enticent party} lat the appeal added 103 runs at one a minute 209 (Milton 85, Tom Gravesty under review, be refunded the
To A Draw 67, Scott 53). Northampton-protest be of $20 palik by, thơm, sire 60 for two,
In abilition' do this, the Board
At Soccer Derbyshire 268 Rodommended that alterut When Cunningham was in-
A tactical gamble falled At Hove,
(Hamer 60, Kelly 02, Revill Horenoo to the rules and regula
Helsinki, Aug duated into service in World
when Sussex, challenging for
Sweden and Finland drew War II at Camp Dodge, Iowa, Finns have runs tremendous dis- A large crowd watched the
their first Championship tile, 5, Carr not out 88), Shissex na governing postponements
17 for no wicket,
Donatashadi tarzi Kalat......Future Shele World Football Cup. the medical examiner looked at tas just for the sheer joy of excellent swimming offered by By); Walker 16 By). 2/14 Hax scored 308, with Kelly and As Notingham Nottingham dccepted only upon receipt or Stadium tonight, cach side: 60 yds back stroke-1, Yalos (23 put, Derby to hat. Derby
postponements be-considered as (Group 21 Tie at Helsinki? bis fire-scarred logs (badly running since the carliest history the Battery, 23 Battery, 137 uni (22) Dy. Time 35.4 OOR
a fire when Cunning of the nation.
Hamer, giving Derbyshire shire 301 for eight (8ampson 76, written confirmation from the scoring three times.. Battery, RHQ," and the L.A.D. Diving Li Amos 18 Dty: 2 good start with an opening City 108). Lanoushiro to bat. Hon Secretary of tho Water Polo Sweden ledby, 2-0 at this he had any trouble in getting is H. Archie Richard-REME.
Walker (1) Bly) 3. Yates (23) Diy),
parineraup or 84.
Reailer
interval.--Router. teresting to note," he says, "that Two exhibitions, the tug-0" | (23 B{y); 2, Lt Amos (o nty): 3. L
100 yds breast wiroket, Cp Nigga With a straight face Cunning prior to 1000 distance running war and the Fancy Itace, were Couper (137 Dty)... Time: 1 min... ham assured the officer that he was considered in Finland as in singed by tile coníportiäisti\/ had not experienced any trouble fuscus to the human organism
30yda tree, style,-1, Denman (3 for quite a few years in that and promoters of albetic com- The 100 yards free style reply) Mailerracker (LAD KISS respect. Hardly 80, for he ran petitions were, unwilling to sulted in a dong" hunt for 2. Buxton (0. Bly). Time: 29.3 secs, the Milo under 4 minutes 19 schedule distance faces of their second place, and the referees
Plunge, Lawson 10 Diy); L seconds on 10 occisions.
programmingo.
on a-ro-swim for Windmar ( DJ Edwards (137 George L Horino Was
deter
fact, the Finns looked with Stanworth and Rig Stan- Bty); Distance: los feet, mined to be a Champion high distaste of all: running for worth and Byla touch o
100 yửa back stroke,-1, Yates (23) jumper. In his last year in high good may years.
breast giroke athon (6 Bly), Time: 1 min 23 secs, ply): Sayers ty); 3. Cpl At- school he could eldur no higher reprints-run than 8-foot-1.
Loyda breast stroke-1, Lt Couper
is not the case. "It is in-
In Finland
decided
The first The 50 yards All the were in 1697. The first 10,000s one day the clades ration of
BOOK.
known.high = jungle shion did. Metríte võke over run in Finland the afternoon with Lt. Couper | (137 £ty); 2, Kueen (23 D{y}; 3, Midtj«
not, help, him, clear more than took
ok place in 1904.
so ho Invented a new one! NEVER TOO OLD** by now famous Weetown Rall
emerging a litde ahead of the
otherga AA
At the conclusion Mrs. J. D. to coAdams, frolicstock' ther girlahu.
Ono don....not have The your later he had set up #new world record at 6, foot: 7 further than Hongkong to-dia Inchios
avant tout cover, promising. athletes who Fok. Torrance could only put, find themumves: too old to con=
THE RESULTS
The following are due teništu: 300 ydsfree #SANAN Burton
worth lid, nty). Time: od sug
400 var free style — w Dati ́(137 Hty): Jackson LAD FORKLE);ES, Lawson (G Bly). Tane: @mina;, 36
secs.
4x 39 yds Modley Ralay mat, 23′nty; | LAB TURKER: 0.4 may, itawa: 3 mid
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