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THE CHINA" MAIL" THURSDAY, DEPTEMBER: SE1953. ***

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THE ASHES HAVE BEEN THE BAT THAT HIT THE WINNING STROKE WHO WILL BE THE REGAINED, BUT ENGLAND MUST BEGIN REBUILDING

Says PETER DITTON

Apart from the fact that England regained the Ashes after an interval of 20 years, the 1953 fight for the Ashes will not be remembered for the quality of the play.

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The margin between the two teams was small and the destination, of the Ashes was not decided until the final Test. It was not that the sides were particularly skilful Rather was it that neither had big enough ammunition to go for an outright win.

Australia

answeręci

this

is

For four matches

rival by selecting five bowlers at the will have the

10 Admit ho caplains sparred for an opening. expense of a batsman, made it Inunched upon the downwill Their primary concern was to obvious that they at least were slope. Avoid defeat, and only when out for victory. this risk had been minimised to

Perhaps. Miller's comparative the outcome of a single match challenge by packing their all-failure-remember he got « at Lord's-led more dla

they contem themselves rounders and pace inen into the century

site and omitting their spin than anything else to Austraila's with whining.

PHIC

11 10 wickota.cost Only in the Anal Axture uters. This decision led to their downfall.

Oval the

They had no one to 300 rune, while in eight innings gauntlet downfall. thrown down. Then, England, match the skill of Lock and he scored only 114.

Laker. Their speed men could not get any life out of an engy paced wicket.

Wis

the

Tennis League Prize-Giving

nese

On Friday

LOP-SIDED ATTACK

This from a man who in the past could be relied upon as a match winner was, to say the least. disappointing. Maybe Miller felt the strain of hia The decision to go into the previous all-round endeavours. final Text without an orthodox It must be remembered that he spinner was diffleult to under-was alone as an all-rounder for tanci. For in the previous two six years after the war. But it Tenis the Australians had was nonetheless and to see him

their dismissed for I and 0 in shown quite clearly that attack was Top-sideil.

match which cost Australian that the Ashes.

The amouni of work

Now

Test

effec-

to find a

Ins

TOUGH OPPOSITION

Indica the West

met in England.

tho

next

On the assumption that South Lindwall had been called upon Chinn Athletic Association Men's "A" Division team will to perform reduced his

tiveness considerably in the win their fral match agativa in ftverclo

iinal

match. and this great winter the MCC will find them- today, anangements have been made by the Hoyer was unable to do himself selves up against tough opposi- tuli Justice with the ball upon on. I inny prove even lougher kong Lawn Tennis Association to have

the play-off for the what was in certainly his than that which they have just

1st appearance in 2 Championship England. Division between South Ching and this

Austalia have Recreation Club tomorrow

Without Bedser in the side, afternoon at the HKCC

replacement for him and also a 11 is possible that they will be mencing at 6.30 pm.

couple of good spinners. They beaten. This will presumably have in Hole, Harvey, DeCoupeY. give the West Indies the right Mry R. R. Todd has kindly Davidson, Bennu and Archer to the "Work Champions" consented to distribute the the nucleus of a strong side. bonner which has DOW been Tennis League trophies at the But, with the exception of hoisted over England. conclusion of the match men-Harvey and Hole, none of these tioned above,

the ure yet ready to play a leading But whether this proves role. They are the ideal sup-case or not, the real battle lies time in Australia in two years' time.

And it is with this thought m

mind that both countries have HOW Rot 10 do their team- building.

In the event of a postpone porting cast and only in nient the play-olt and the d-with they develop into stars tribution of prizes will take their own right. ploce on Thursday, September} 10, at the same place and time.

The following are the trophy winners:

NEARING THE END

10-

Englund too have some building to

for Bedser, do. allhough being rested this

10

Ladies "A" Division L.n.C. Ladies D Division C.R.C. winter, with the Idea or his Mixed "A" Division S.C.A.A.having one more tili at Austro- Mixed "B" Division C.R.C. 11. Hearing the end of # Mer's "B" Division C.R.C. wonderful career, Men's "C" Division C.R.C.

Truenuun appears be al Men's "D" Division S.C.A.A. Ideal successor, and the MCC "Men's "A" Division-To be trip to the West Indies at the decided

end of the year should put the divi-anal polish on un undoubtedly

Ane prospect.

Standings in the right stohs to date follow:--

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Tony

Lock Brady possesses tho, prime; altribute of a spin Bowler, tho ability to turn the ball un all |types of wicket. Ito "can" "165m

anything more he needs to know about The Art of flight and length as he continues to play.

The other youngsters, May and Graveney.

both fine attacking players not afraid swing their bats the

arc

Lo ball. Their impetuosity has at times led to their downfall und there is a flaw in Graveney's defen- sive armoury which makes him vulnerable carly in an innings.

Another season of Test cricket should soo both of them over

their debut stage and ready to lake their place in England's teams of the next 10 or 12 years.

Len Hutton has such a Ane technique that unless his eyes fail him or he suffers some other physical harm he will be England's next captain in Aus- ralla. But Len Hutton cannot

στ Indefinitely and the acarch for an England opener must not be relaxed.

-(Loudon Express Service)

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A group look with envy at the winning hit bat of the Test Match, which is being held by 18-year-old Billy Evans, son of the Australian jockey. It was given him, and autographed by, Denis Compton. — Express Photo,

Arthur Rowe Explains His Championship Methods For Spurs

By ARCHIE QUICK

Manager Arthur Rowe has gone to great pains to explain to me the system of football which he formulated and which won for Tottenham Hotspur the Championships of the Second and First Divisions in succes- sive seasons and the runners-up position the third season.

Briefly, the idea is that the attack is a “WV" formation in reverse; an “M formation if you like. The oxtreme wingers are drawn, right back to link up with their defence and entice the opposing full backs forward. The inside men are the spearheads instead and the wing pass is made inwards Instead of being sloped outwards.

Japanese Soccer Tottenham's

Team Loses

Southall, Middlesex, Sept. 2. British Universities beat the Japanese Students' Soccer XI by two goals to cil here today. Reuter.

In the

SPORTS STARS OF TOMORROW?

New York, Sept. 2.

Who will be the sports stars of tomorrow?

There is a wonderful new crop warming up on the aidelines while today's Champlons like Rocky Marciano, Maureen Connolly, Ben Hogan, Robin Roberts and Kid Gavilan hold sway.

These youngsters look pro-= | mising but only time will tell;

Mike Green, 10, of Miami, is said to be a real emmer, Tom

·DOXING—A ́glant heavy. Bradford, 18, of Washington, weight out of Canada, James J. and Herb Browne, 20, of Colum- Parker, is rated as a buncher öf | bia, South Carolina, are "old" the Marclano breed. He hna But encouraging plenty to learn, but Homo Among the girls. 14-year-old insiders say ho САП belt out Mary Ann Michell of San anybody, when ha connects. Leandro, California, Is being touted as the "new" Maureen BASEBALL-Many of today's Connolly. stars are so young they will be around tomorrow,

That Includes,

22-year-old

Eddie Mathews of the Braves, the now home

In runod second season;

too.

GOLF — The amateurs se great things for Ken Venturi, 22, and Gene, Littler, both named to the Walker Cup squad for tho first time this year.

HORSE RACING - United Pross learns that Greentree has.

shortstops Harvey Kuenn of the Tigera and Billy Hunter of the Browns cutfelder Tom Umphlett of the 1954 Kentucky Derby whirl Red Sox, pitchers Ruben Goraci wind named Club. Man that has and Al Worthington of the

not even raced, yot as a two- Giants, and presumably gimpy-year-old-United Press. kneed outfolder Mickey Mantis of the Yankees.

TENNIS—With the Davis Cup currently resting in Australla and the Australians · loaded with tudented young players, U.S. be considered prospects might dim for the fubure, but Amorican brass hats do not see it that way.

A pair of growing Californians are rated on the can't miss

Naval Dockyard Prize-Winners

The results of the annual Snooker and Billiards champion- ships of the Naval Dockyard Recreation Club were as follows: Snooker-Final.-Winner, D. Book, three frames runner-up,

S.

| Ilsts--17-year-old John Lesch R. H. S. Miller, nl.

and 16-year-old Maryon Franke, Billard-Final.R. H. bath a Laz Angeles. They Miller, conceding 120 points beat finished one-two Ir the recent G. Lock. Miller ran to game National Junior Championstips; I with ¤ ̧23 break.

More Than A Thousand Athletes To Take Part

In

Fourth Maccabiah

Jerusalem, Sept. 2:

The fourth International "Maccablah" — Jewish

hoped here, make up for the worst tourist trade year,

on record.

Over 1,000 sportsmen and women have been invited afford to the Maccabiah in which 30 countries will be represent- ed. Israel, the host country, is to enter 300 of her best athlètes.

But things are going wrong, showing, and Mr Rowe knows! town club. Meanwhile Spurs' the same 05 they аге with his urgent need. But he can- Lon Duquemin has passed his Olympics to be held from September 20-29 will, it is

North London not conx another club to part peak and deputy Syd McClellan rivals over at Highbury. The with a ready-made leader. in a stop gap at the mast, reason Is different. Spurs do

With all their money not possess a centre-forward to Spurs were, in fact, the only

Holspur can round off their midileld schem- English club to make a firm bid bank ing and clever approach work. for Laurie Reilly, of Hibs and £40,000 for the right man, but NOT BEING CLINCHED Scotland, and now Mr Rowe's when I discussed the matter eyes are turned towards Derek with Spurs directors on the way The Rowe Plan is working] Hines, the Leicester

other City and home from Sheffield the

The events include swimming,, Though emerging fourth in well, but It is not being clinched į Army player. But Hines is day they talked in terms

basketball, volleyball, handball, the final line-up, the US. truck with goals. The red light is very much attached to his home giving Leslie Bennett a trial soccer. boxing,

wrestling, and Nèra test broke throd re- weaknesser, weightlifting, gymnastics. ten- fordd at the Inst Moecablah and There are other

not deternis, hockey, fencing, shooting, walked away with a lot "Sonny" Walters is

medals. This year the Ameri- mined enough, bul Tottenham Lycling and bowling.

ls out to te ran delegation a good substitute In The majority of the contests capture the Championship it recently-acquired Fred Hutchin- will take place

In the great: son-from-5htMeld-United.

won in the second Maccablah, stadium in Ramat Gan, a suburb way Encl. in 1935. af Tel-Aviv. The stadium, the largest sports field in the Mid-

HUDDERSFIELD BEATEN 2-1

IN AWAY MATCH

WITH CARDIFF CITY

FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT

.

Huddersfield's first defeat of the season and Portsmouth's cap- ture of their first points were among the features of yesterday's football in England.

Huddersfield went down 2-1 at Cardiff and Pompey gained the odd goal of five in a close Lussle with Chelsea. West Bromwich Albion's impressive beginning was maintained by a two clear goal margin against Manchester United, and the luck less Wednesday (several of their first eleven are on the injured list) rallied bril llantly to down proud Preston.

THE RESULTS

London, Sept. 2. Today's football results were:-

DIVISION I

i Leicester 3 Swinsch Notts Forest 2 Lulor

DIVISION III (SOETU) Aldershot 1 Swindon

3 Shrewsbury | Qby.. Palace

Southampton 4 Newport

1. Ipswichi Torquay

In the Second Division; they will be one of the fulliam Birmingham continue to show strongest contenders for pro- | Leeds IN THE BALANCE

promotion form, and Doncaster | motion next Spring. Rovers, who scored a 5-1 away on Denis Compton has tried hard win against Notts County in the Tests this summer with Saturday, were held at home to out really convincing himself or

1-1 draw by Bristol Rovers. In 8 8 0 0 0 35 16 in supporters that he has mode

the Southern Section, 20016215 1846 12 the grade. His future is in the Division Three, Swindon suffer-

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their arst balance, and this knowledge is d

defeat and not likely to help Compton who Ipswich conceded a point for

has always thrown the first time. in the

past eside

and worry

thrived uppn the unorthodox.

In the West Indies he

will decide his own future one way or the other. Success wit probably bring him another trip to Australia but, if he Inils then, Deals, like Keith Miller,

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4 Liverpool

Cardiff

2 Huddersfield Manchester C: 0 Aston Villa Middlesbro

3 Bolton Southampton (relegated from Newcastle

Second Division) with. Partsmouth 4-0 victory over Newport con Wednesday firmed the impression that

Weal Brom

the

COUNTY CAPS

AWARDED

London, Sept. 1, Peter Lander, the, fast-dedium bowler, and amateur batsman Raman Subla Row, both of whom are expected - to tour India this winter, with the Com- monwealth cricket team, have been awarded, thely County caps by Surrey

Londer burst into County grickat in July; taklife Se-wic- kets for 371 runs during the course of nipé, "džyn, (... Bubba Row, d Cambridge Blue, has also shown splendid form since he entered the Elárny side in July. He scoredcowo emtüeles last month ---Hot

3 'Chelsea

4 Preston

Manchester 2 U:

DIVISION.II

Birmingham Bury Derby, C. Doncaster Everton

3 Plymouth 1 Lincoln

1' Stoke

1 Bristol R, 2 Kull

RUGBY LEAGUE RESULTS

1

السلام

1 DIVISION E' (NORTH)

2 Barnsley 3 Chester..

GLASGOW.CUP (Semi-final)

Partick

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-Router.

London, Sept. 2: Rugby League resulta, today wero;

Featherstono. Ròvors. 3, Halle. tax. 14.

Huddersfald 11, Hall. Be. Salford (16,. York 19. Wlúries, 11, Oldham D,

- Wigth:41, Hirslot 2,30

Workington Town 41, Wh haven 0% - Reitar

have

Robb and Bally are a poten- tinl. Enginna wing, but behind die East, was completed in them that and player and 1950. It necommodates 30,002 servant Ronnie Burgess is get

ting no younger and March! at the moment is too venturesome in the opposite wing position.

All three Spurs halves were given a chasing by the cage

Hillsborough.

persons,

MISTAKEN IDENTITY

Foreign teams Aro briefing their members against cases of

A special Maccabiah village mistaken identity like the one which occurred in the 1950 has been set up just outside the town to house the visiting Game. athletes. Though the Last nice days, most

Lames

of the

In the Israel-India. hocker

Sheffield Wednesday forwards at vialling sportsmen and women cost nember of the visiting

IMPRESSED

will stay on for several weeks Indion. team found his opposite to tour the country,

number on the Israeli team also.

TOURIST PILGRIMAGE-

the

on Indian, a recent Immigront to Israel. To' the consternation .of the Indian rooiers, The match was watched by Plans are under way to make former kept passing the ball to the Chairman of the England this year's Maccablah a tourist his opponent, thinking he was Selectors, Mr Harold Shentall, pilgrimage. A Hollywood movie a teammate. and he must have been impress company is sending a crew 'lo

The Maccabiah derives its ed by George Robb, England's make a documentary film of the heaven-sent gift for the outside-evant. The Israel Ministry of name from the Maccabeca, a left position, and by the Fosts will Issue a special com- Jewish tribe in 105 B.C: known

for Ita stamina. The first brilliance of Ted Ditchburn Inmemorative stamp to herald the

clubs Maccadiah sport goal. Ho in the best in the land opening.

formed in 1895 In, Berlin, Con at the moment.

The United States is to send stantinople, Bucharest and St

At present As a matter of interest,, 10 of 100 athletes They will be led Petersburg. the 11 Tottenham met whi by Henry Wittenberg, a New central organisation-the Mar- were beaten at Shefeld' werd York, policeman, holder of the call World Union-is in London Londoners. The only "foreigner" Olymple lightheavyweight free

A3 Welsh Inter-style wrestling silver medal... was Burgess,

the date of the fourthi'

the approaches, "D} national, and

Maccabiah Several other Olympic stars track of the great stadium in White Hart Lane since he was have been invited to take part the Ramat Gan is being readied

1

he has been

fit

10.

Fancy 10 men at a £10

In the "open" tournaments dur- ing the Maccablah.

and

were

the

the banda

workmen are busy pre- paring the seats. All hers are agning-on fee, one other

The last Maccabiah-the third cogerly awaiting the moment Clarke, a Londoner for £1,000in 1950, was

the first held when the timekeeper will firs from Lovells Athletic, and since the establishment of the his opening shot, dozens of other local stars in State. The highlight was the will play and the teams

regalia colourful reserve eager and capable of final day of the meet, when the their

tho flekt to- taking their first team places, Army staged, Its free-for-all }.march down

year's biggest 2. What a contrast to Sunderland's spectacle, which included acro- inaugurate the

spending spree of tliousands of batics and parachutista doating event-the fourth internation-

al Maccablah,United Press, pourčia!

down over the stadium.

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