1955-01-18 — Page 7

HUTTON SAYS

Australian Pitches Have Changed

Adelaide, Jan 17.

Len Hutton, England's cap- tal, said today that Australian plichen were responsible for the failure of batsmen in the pre- rent Test Series

He said they had changed since his last visit to Australia.

"In trying to grow grass on your wickets, you have definite- ly done away WIL,

'shirt front' turf."

the old

In places there was KINGS and in others no grasa, and that tented to make a difference in

the height at which ballz came

similar batman

buil through BL

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heights.

That made it harder for huis. men, but he believed anything that mude The bowlers Joi enaler was good for crickti

The change 10 Austrainch pices from the time of Her bert Sutelie

texiny T<

Zimit affected the natural balances for

whom Australia

been

famous

bud Much

always

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technique

was needed

toxiny,

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Hutton was asked by repute ters about the Melbourne poten on which the Third Test

He replied played could not say whether It wi watered, but was "certainly different after the week-end. Reuter

Saturday's Home Soccer

Fixtures

The following are ACCEP January 22.

Axtures Iur

Aston Villa

Burley

Chelse Huddersfield Lekestel Manchester U

Presturi Rheffield U

Mundel Canal Spurs Wotven

THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, JANUARY 18, 1955.

TAKE YOUR CUE FROM HORACE LINDRUM

Horace Lindrum demonstrates the use of the long butt.

Tomorrow's Chances At The Valley

By "RAPIER”

Tomorrow, the second day of the Hongkong Jockey Club's Meeting, should altract another big crowd of racing enthusiasts to the Valley. programme of 10 events will again be contested.

Annual Race

A

Race

The first Saddling Bell will be rung at 11,30

2.1.. with the Firsl starting at 12,00 noon sharp. The tin interval is after the Fourth Race (1.80 pm.). The Fifth Race begins al 3.00 p.m.

Ther

I ww are vvents down for den enk Th

Krock-ngan về fighting ft al Engure Re (Mr Chun Kit, home d i Me Tan! should tas placed and All Gay getting it form!; (Mr Alberi Lam) may be worth fed to Class 2 potues, and then the use of the Barrier 11 following us on outrker.

* Cup wind is the 1

hust as the Ladus Purse, ear-

the Hum

Clar 3 ponies

Saturday,

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Liverpool

Luton

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Plymouth

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Rotherhan Bwanten

Brentford

Blackburn

Middlesbrough

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Colchester Coventry Excm

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Gateshead Hartlepools

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Aberdeen

Clyde

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Barruw

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FIRST RACE

Handkny

Encouragement

Vie

Mile 1st,

In

fish

the

Matetin

From

The programs CHRETAN with t

mart ca confined lo Clues 17 pours, Roue Dog (Mr Renfrewa. by virtue of the second placing as the T-k Handwrap at the Sixth Race Meeting over turlongs, will no doubt be im but

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HOTH RACE

Western Handicap: One And A Quarter Mllen.

Cla ponies will bottle ut

Don't Be Frightened

Of The Rest

I know the long rest is an awkward instrument to 超凡归。 In the absence of a referee it gets caught up in the shade above the table; very seldom has any attention been paid to the tip of the thing; and more often than not the player fully expects to miss the shot if he has to use it.

1

However, in an important amateur match which watched quite recently. I observed that one player com- pletely upset his positional play and spoilt his chances of a big break just because he avoided the stroke that meant using the dreaded implement.

Kanz.

over

the

It is quite wrung to approach | You now place the cue in the the one with any lack of com- middle groove of the rest hend Adence about certain strokes, or and hold it directly about the equipment needed to rest. Standing squarely behind Execute them If you let that the eue-ball, you should now be altitude prevail, you will have able to mahitain an even balance little success in conquering thin the execution of your stroke. In the photograph I am hold-

The cue

than is higher Regard the long rest as a help-ing

that is just to mate, not a hindrance, Spenderstury—but

show you my hold on the butt a little tine practising with it, end of the rest. When playing and you will find it well worth

yourself, gend well down on the whlic

stryke. Note how close the rest and cue-tip are to the cue- baki.

because y business

DON'T RUSH

When has to be called for don't get Bustered and rush the

Always play with care. Don't shot just beenuse you are putting Jump up in the stroke in your the referee to a little trouble or | hasle to Kel the rest of the whole utile as soon as you have pinyed. Only when you have completed the stroke, raise the rest from the table. Do this clindy and you will not foul any of the bulls in the vicinity.

think the waste of tiore. Approach the whole operation efflelently. See to it that the tip is chalked

right Correctly-the way is to pass the chalk three or four times smartly over the tip

' itself and not to pluster

11 round the edges.

Next, study the position of the balls. It isn't always possible to pince the rest to your complete advantage, but whenever you are able to put it directly along the line of your aim, curl your fingers round the butt and hold it Brmly on the table.

Winner-Take-All

atumal and will probably extend the thuish in this last race of the Double Title Fight|

He alive ponies.

day and Henrietta (Mr Kwok},

Nurse Gat is the rank it stuld command strong support

sulet

this event

FIFTH RACE Valey Stakes (First Hection) Furloug

in the beling, I think it should mocant fun this race

CURRIE CUP

MATCH

Johannesburg, Jan. 17. North-Eastern Transvaal treat Griqualand West by nine wie- kets in a Currie Cup cricket match 41 Benoni Hear here today.

NE

were:

Griqualand West, who were 100 þehind on the first innings, ware all out for 242 in their second knock today, leaving Manila, Jun. 18.

Transvaal to make only Tanny Comp of the Philip-47 for victory. I may, MIX

however, meet with pines, who has just successfully

The pal scores bis Orlent flyweight Laddie defended from ster opposition (Mr Ostrowoff) which is crown in Tokyo against Hiroyuki | Griqualand West 184 and 242 Among the pen that J

(De Villiers 64, Bryant six for Tezuki, will stake his title again carrying only 135 lbs. running 123 this *L for

on April 2 when he tackles the 84), North-East Transvani 1955 1.14%, Previous whiners

Tip Top (Mr C. 1. Luis Philippine Flyweight Champion, and 47 for ine.--Reuter, barred. Santa Maria (Mr Alex running well during morning Kid Danny. 1. However, prefer Queenpola bam) has the best recommendu-galloper and should be consider-

ed. Festival View (Mr Botelho) The Campo-Kid Danny fight although it was officials fourth a win.

Prak (Mr Albert and V 1. P. (Mr Chuang) are will be a winner-take-all in the afve care with Mi T. L

which With offeinity I will be taken out)

and must not also dangerOUS

since Kid Danny also stakes his Wong up.

crown-France-Presse. be overlookedi. to tomo row by Mr Kwok, who burth on the Best day of the Obe capability of this Annual Meeting in the Hopeful pony, and if it should get off Stakes (First Section) over the Jay turn out to be A gned start it will be hard me.

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ta

its)

Casthe

| dangerous proposition.

Angele Power (Mr U Kum- Third place should be fought betwee Vendetta (Mr Haves! Main (Mrt

Kak) and Golden Branch (Mr Start Li

shown Road have kurm in their morning gallopa Sharh). and i am sure they will be near at the

Full Swing (M;

K Stub) IN The outside bere

HECOND RACE

aspiration Handicap:

From the

z-Mile

Post.

SIXTH RACE

Une and A Quarter

This is the second important.

the afternoon and event of confrwd to Class 3 ponies,

J

the

best reco777- for the premie

Solar Knight (Mr Chen I) mly ove dangerous with Crus (Mr Samurcq) also having a say

FANLING GOLF

une

Falconer Wins Junior Club Championship

commenced

380

Rowe Twins Win Belgian Title

Brussels, Jun. 17. Linde Wert). Austria, won the Women's Singles Final in the Belgian Open Table Tennis Championships here last night,

Results of yesterday's Anale:

L. Werfl. Women's Singles: Austria, beat A. Rozeanu. Rumonio. 1-18, 7-21, 21-17,

beat

Britain, and E Zeller, Rumania. 24-22, 21-19, 17-21,

This rice wit be entestyd by don't think I will be for wrong. W. C. Falconer became the Royal Hongkong Golf 21-19 Class 9 porklass, There is 11!

:21 stuting that

Shiraz (Mr Club Junior Champion for 1965 by beating R. P. Moodie Women's Doubles R. Nowe much to close from among the Kwok has

D. Rowe. on the 36th Greeni on Sunday after a most keenly con- and entries with ugh it would seem i mendation that the finish shil i be final position.

tested match and after having trailed behind all the game. Rozcanu TALL between First Lady Mr

In Andrew's Buffy Spoon competi-21-12. (lainatus

The match Chuang) ant Mr Samarent

bitter north-east wind, tion to be played over 30 holes First

came in sreond in Lady

Moodie

the winning

first, at Fanling on Sunday the 24th the matlar. the Thurles Handicap over the

Fidru (Mr

In the second being halved Ostroum.ff).

Old Course mile at the Sixth Race Meeling

view of its galkup over the mile Falconer squaring the match t For Novice Riders. As he race

in 2,04,4-lest quarter 28.2 the 3rd. will be contested over the two secondson Tuesday, mile past tomorrow, I consider will probably attract fairly it is more to the liking of First

javid support. Lady than Gladiolus

11.

K.

Bradford

Rochdale

Workington

Beotish League "A"

51 Muren Motherwell Dunder Pant Fife Stirling

Falkirk

Hearts

Queen of South

Calte

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Partick

Brotfish League "B"

Kumarnock

Maith R.

Rongera

Albion Alloa

Brochia C.

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St. Johnstono

Dundee U

Ayr U

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Ardrie

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Dunterline

Forfar Hamilton

Morton

Queen's Park

Third LanaIK

Stenhousemuir Arbroath Cowdenbeath

FA Cup Replays

London, Jan, 17.

Oliveira)

January

SEVENTH RACE

Stag

and

9.16 am. N. P. Downie/A. Play was fairly even up to the B. Coleman A. D. Jones/A. seventh, which was won by E, Irvine; 9.20 T. F. F. Waters/ Moodle, who also won the next H. R. Pinna L. D. Kilbeo/ I think, however First Lauly

three holes to lead by four up F. C. Stuckey; 9.24 8. S. Gordon/ will last win, with Gladiolus Valley Stakes (Brcond Section): at the tenth, A sporting gesture K. A. Miller W. Stoker/B

by this player allowed Falconer K. Collings; 9.28 D. L. Ander- taking snoond place, leaving the Six Furlongs

This is Another sprint race third peson to be fought oul

halve the 11th hole and this son/W. N. Gray-A. R. Petrie from its second between Bitt Sweet (Mrand, udging

J. D. Moodie/J. D. Clague Kwok) and Thunder Sky (Mplacing in the Hopeful Stakes appeared to put new life into R. G. L. Oliphant; 9.32 R. P.

Saturday, him for he won four of the next (Third Section) oti

Mackie/W. A. H. Balfour; 9,38 six holes to square the match Winsome

H. K. (Mr

ot the 17th. Moodle win-G. O. W. Stewart/D. S. Robb Chuaig THIRD RACE

should win, provided

ning the 18th to enjoy a lead of D. Shaw/W, D. Leighton; 9.40 Northern Handirav. 81x Furtangs. il con get off to a good start.

one up at lunch time,

E. M. Wisely/W. van Alst In this race for Cars 7 ponies Beautiful Future (Mr Wel)

Wai/K. U. Dzung, 9.40 T. A I don't think it is necessary to

should have something to say

The afternoon round started Pearce/G. H. P. Pritchard k further than Blassom Time about the finish.

very badly for Falconer as he. C. Mill/A. §. Grant; 9.48 (Mr C. L. Lu) for the likely

Miracle (Mr Sumareq) is an- was four down at the 21st. Hep. D. Sladden/9. M. Garrard - winner. It will be called upon other pony to boar in mind over won two of the next seven holes J. Kerr/1. L. Stanton. to carry top weight of 150 lbs. this distance,

however, to reduce the lead to two up.

Moodie won the 29th and the 30th was halved. 31st was won by Falconer but Moodle took the 32nd to becom three up and four to play.

but due to the fact that it came Southern Cross (Mr Tsat) and in second from the 14-mile post Ivan-Ho (Mir Ostroumoff) are at the Sixth Race Meeting, also worth keeping in mind on Hartlepools Unlled beat Dar- carrying 150 lbs, I believe it is account of their good form at the lington 2-0 in the FA Cup Third capable of shouldering the extra moment. Round second replay at Middles-weight still winning.

today. Hartlepools Invincible (Mr borough Fourth Round opponents on

which Saturday, January 29, will be Nottingham Forest at Hartle- pools.

Dury and Stoke City drew

3- after extra time at Ever- ton. The match will be replayed a third time at Anfield, Liver- pool, on Wednesday, Jomiary 19. Bradford The Brentford v.

City reploy was postponed until Thursday, January 20, because

of snow and ice at Leeds. The match will bo replayed at ground, Highbury, Arsenal's London-Reuter,

Plumbly).

the Inst was unplaced time out with Mr Berthropp up.

may just about secure second place.

EIGHTTII RACE

Quarter Miles.

2 try con-

The

New Course

J.

Men's Singles Final: T. Reiter, Rumanin, bent Selfert, Germany, 21-15, 21-10, 0-21, 21-16. Router.

THREE TENNIS TITLES FOR KRISHNAN

Bombay, Jan. 10. Ramanathan Krishnan, India's 18-year-old top ranked lawn tennis player, won three les All-India Hardcourt ended Championships which here todas.

in the

Partnering Vladimir Skonecki, the former Pollh international, ho beat the Australians Jack Arkinstall and Bob Howo, 7-5; 1-0; 6-3 in the Men's Doubles Final.

Krishnan and MLS Hita Davar, India, won the Mixed Doubles Thie with a 6-4; 6-1 over Arkinstall and victory

Mistress A. Desal, India.

On Saturday, Krishnan beat Arkinotall in the Men's Singles

9.16 am. P. G. Comish/A. F.6-7; Sutcliffe Dr Mackle/H. W: E. Heath; 9.20 P. A. Laroche/R, WUloquet. de Jong/J. F. Falconer's task tooked hope- Shoemaker: 9.24 L. F. Grandstand Handicap: One And A

less at this stage but, by putting BC. Drowny song, T. 9.28 A. Ho/J. is good over this distance and elias 3 Ponies will sing all he had into the game, he wen R. M. J. Macintyre on its recent form, Fenchurch the match at the 35th hole. The R. E. Lee: 9.32 S, Allen/W. P. For the third position a keen (Mr Wei) should have a good 36th was a ding-dong affair, both Birtwhistle-P. J. Daly/F.

chance of winning. This pony players showing signs of the Kent; 9.30 D. R. Holmes/Cow-final-Router. struggle should ensue between came third in the Proudstown strain, sinking

perthwaite McCallum/R. M. Honey Dew (Mr Starr Liu) and Handleap over the two-mile post for 4 Moodle made a brilliant Campbell; 0.40 A. D. Duffy/3

at the last meeting.

effort to take the match to the K. Watson J. R. Leitch/L to receive stiff op- 31st hole only to see his putt Goldman; 2.44 G. MEX: St. Joseph's College

Clonfeckle (Mr cireling around the cup before V. position from

White - W. Reen/E. S. This is the first important Samercq), which was second in deciding to rest on the lip. Russell; 9.48 W. R. Paterson' race of the day and is confined the Sandy Bay Handicap (First

Colin (Mr Samcrcq).

FOURTH RACE

Ladies' Purse: One As.

I

expect

On his journey to the anat.N. A. Drown - Dr J. Gray/ For the the winner beat W. P. Birt E. W. D. Gore,

to Class 2 penles. Looking over Section) over the mile at the the entrios, I like the chances Third Race Mooling.

between

NINTH RACE

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Mounted $5.00 Unmounted $4.00

a great strugde whistle- 2/1 in the first round, Week-end Compeitkons of Ambition (Mr Kwok), Knock- third position of

Tho Bard New John Wai - 3/2 in the second.

Annual Athletic gain (Mr Tmi), Marietta (Mr should ensue allveira)

P. G. Bladdon won the Medal meeting of St Joseph's College and Norse Girl Mr Jersey (Mr Pih) and Norseman and K. U. Dzung - 3/1 in the Phumbly)

(Mr Plumnbly).

semi-final. The loser beating Pool played over the Old Course will be held at the South China Ambition won the Baldoyle

W. Stoker3/1 in the first during the week-end with a 2-tadium Caroline Hd on Fri and TYPHOON TABLE round, F. C..B. Blick 4/3 turn of 92-16-net 74. J. J. day, January 21 commencing FLOODLIT SOCCER Handicap (Second Section) over

Giving beering-distance and time-distance for Valley Stakes (Third Sections Six in the second and received a Cowperthwalle being runner-up 1 pm. The hoats will be fun this distance for Class 3 ponies Furlongs. GAME CANCELLED &

off this afternoon. The old boys Raco Moeting the Firth.

This is another sprint event walk-over from G. J. Mary in with 14-Deerett 78 and L. T

Blokes was in third place with events are as follows. 100 metres: carrying 145 lbs. It has been in which Muscat (Mr Randrew) the semi-final. a

Under thirty. 100 metres: Over The

pett 78.7M floodil

to this Poccer match promoted

dings and should be prominent at the

BAFFY SPOON

thirty. between

the

All Hongkong penalised by 10 lbs, as a result finish. In view of the opposi-

The whinar on the New team and the Hongkong Seloc of this victory, but I don't on it should not be fully

Provided sufficient, entries, gre tion

Following are the draw and Course. was D. R. Holmes, with starting

-the --Bit - a return of 89-14schett.

XI achoduled for this think this will hindow its oxtended except, perhaps, by avoning, la boon cancelled. chances of scoring a win here. Violet Roy (Mr Samareq).

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