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BARTON DOUBLES UP WITH PAIN

THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, JUNE 7, 1955.

Britain's Ron Barton is doubled up with pain, his Canadian opponent Yvon Durelle is motioned away by referee I. K. Powell and the British Empire Light- Heavyweight Championship eliminator ends in a verdict for Barton at the Royal Albert Hall, London Durelle was disqualified for a low punch in the third round. (Reuterphoto)"

Team Spirit Binds A Sports Diary

Touring Side Together

In All Test Matches

Says ARCHIE QUICK

The MCC slipped Frank Tyson into their team to play the Cricket Club Conference eleven at Lords, presumably as a "gale" attraction. He made ten runs before he was stumped off young lad Bedford, the Finchley, "googlie" bowler who found brief fame with Middlesex a season or two ago. But when it became the turn of the Northamp tonshire Typhoon" to bowl, the club cricketers paid scant The respect to the man who hammered the Australians. first four London parks' batsmen all got into double figures and Tyson had not taken a wicket at the end of the first day's play.

Tyson was not bowling all out and the weather, cold and wet, was against him. Still the batsmen faced him with plenty of confidence. Meanwhile, the Australians whom he had trounced were engaging in 4 run-getting orgy in the West Indies on a placid Barbados wicket.

"1

The likable modest Frank (he said. "None of the successful plays for Northamptonshire; used Test team can be sure or afford

be associated

with Durham. to be complacent." wish they would put the Lancashire tag on me more often.

said, "for he

I HIT! Middleton-born and proud of it. I suppose I would like to have

more

settled at Old Trafford, but my home County thought I was too erratic when they gave me a trial. I have altered my style greatly since then, though."

Frank thought it would be a great mistake to underrate the present South African touring side simply because they had 'made a poor start. "And that

goes for the next Australian side, too, he added. "Although we beat them in Australla a touring side has an advantage over the home country.

Team spirit binds them to-

enough young players coming

"D"

TODAY

Tennis

Men's

Division: PRC V Keus: CCSRCU Y CRC(1); CRC 2) V LIC CRC) CCC PORC Y KTGCA12 KCC(3) CCSRC): IRG V KTGCA.

Mixed "B" Division Urban C. v KCC SCAA v. CRC, CCC)) CCC/EN

SPORTS SURVEY

Two Accurate Marksmen On Same Target Can Split An Arrow Easily

Says ALL-ROUNDER

Many cinema-goers watching Hollywood film versions about the life of Robin Hood have been somewhat sceptical at the scene in which an arrow embedded in the centre of the target was split down the middle by a following arrow. It is, however, not as unlikely an occurrence as it looks on the screen.

Most present-day devotees of archery would be able to talk with truth of arrows on the target being damaged by following shots. Several members of the Cleadon Archers at Boldon have experienced this with some of their arrows.

One of them "states that it is Union, acting in the interest of specials"-are booked to take particularly liable to happen on 3,000 fellow fanciers and a the birds to their starting points indoor shoots where the range quarter of a million birds. from North-East stations. For

shorter and when there

fights from the Continent the He has to have two assistants birds ro by Bristol and Dakota was more than one accurate marksman on the same target, to help him in the parlour of a's air craft.

house, adding "I have seen one of my modern semi-detached

Mr Potts has ten of these book- arrows splayed out like the petals whose inner walls are lined with

Most Aling cabinets,

to the fanciers of a flower,"

racing ed for service tanchers keep about 30 birds during the summer. It costs only This can hardly be a popular each. All are ringed.

about a farthing a day to feed aspect of the sport, with arrows

a pigeon, but the hobby takes today costing atteen shillings

Mr Potts has a card index re-up a great deal of the fanciers each. And if arrow splitting becord of all the markings.

tume. In Mr Potts' card index the result of accuracy, as they formances, etc., of all the racing are details of birds belonging to say it is, then Mr John Keirs of pigeons in his area. Some eight doctors, miners, tradesmen, shop- Whitburn. County Durham, a 29-to ten thousand pigeons are lost keepers, shipbuilders, publicans year-old member of the Grotto each year. Should any strangers and a score of other trades and tall in Mr. Potts' area they can Bowmen must be somewhat

professions: usually be traced to their owners troublesome.

through his comprehensive Aling cabinets.

won

He has

the Aschar Mazur Trophy for the bowmen with the highest aggregate score over the season from an Ameri- can Round of two and a half dozen arrows. His anal score worked out to eight and a Blue Eagles v Saints, King's Park quarter points out of a possible 3.45 p.m.

Water-Polo" Army South EYMCA. Victoria Pool 5.15 p.,

Softbal

V

TOMORROW

Tenniy

Men's "A" Division: SCAA CRC Urban Council v HKCC

Ladies "B" Divion: SCAA LCD: KOC V CCC; KGVS v CRC: HKU v LRC(3)

Meeting Eighth ASF and OC Council Meet-

nine.

Current feeling in these parts among archers is that this has put Mr Keirs well in the rening 25 represntative of the English split one or two arrows in in- team this year. He hopes to

ternational competition.

PIGEON RACING

This is an important year for pigeon racing in the North-East, where organised competitions at national and international levels have been held for the last halt. V century. No one

ing. SCM Post Boardroom 3.30 p.m. THURSDAY

Tenak

SCAA "B" Division: Men's

CCSRC: Recreio KCC LRC y CCC2): CRC v RAF: KTGCA V HKCC: CCC) v HKU.

Ladies A Division: Recreto

Softball LRC: USRC(2) USRC(1).

Blue Eagles v Portugal, 5.45 p.m.

FRIDAY

Athletics

A

perj

Chief concern of Mr Potts at the moment is the Grand Jubilee 11,000 Race on June 11 when Pigeons from lofts in Northum- berland and Durham will be re- leased

In the French town of Lille for a massed race home, And he has other races to help' organise nearly during the season stretching into October.

every

week

There are the special races frem Cormeilles. (June 25) and Bourges (July 9)-500 and 600 miles away and "local" eventa from Selby, Retford, Grantham Peterborough, Welwyn Garden City and Ashford in Kent.

Every week-end throughout the season two trains-"pigeons

realises the ARMY WATERPOLO heaviness of this seas

season's fixtures more than 73-year-old Mr Fred Potts, of Chester-le-Street, tired brewery salesman.

re-

Actualy, he has little personal leisure. A pigeon fancier with successes to his many racing Executive Committee Meeting of credit, he is the secretary of the the Hongkong Amateur Athletic | Up-North Combine and of the Association Education Dept. 5.30 North of England Höming

p.m.

POSTPONED

The Army South v European water-polo match YMCA, scheduled to be played off a Victoria Pool this afternoon har Monday, been postponed to June 13 at 5,15 p.mm,

The venue remains the same.

This New British Racing Car

Will Shake Continentals

By

ROBERT WALLING

gether. And the Aussies have Rodney Clarke, 6 ft. 3 in. former Spitfire pilot, along to mix with the experience designed a Grand Prix racing car for Britain. He wanted ed men to more than compensate an emblem for it, and got one from Windsor Herald-a for the ageing stars.

golden-winged lion (price £10 10s.).

Richie Benaud can be great Then the car, with a former tank captain at the spin bowler over here next time wheel, shook the experts at Silverstone. It smashed the and I think McDonald will settle lap record first time out. A throttle-rod fracture put too should be sure of a place and it out of a big race, but it was the first British car with Ian Craig may make a come native driver to reduce the official Formula One lap back. He is too good a cricketer record, at 97.57 mph.

down as an opener. Davidson

to write oft. He was tried 100 young same as Brian Close"

Thirty-nine - year - old Mr What the experts did not j

All we want to know was that the driver missed Clarke says: Tyson went on to say that al-his gear once, The engine pove is that Britain can make Prix cor, though he had not yet seen the screamed

Revolutions a topflight Grand "free. South Africans they were flashed to 9,000 a minute, enough like any other piece of precision

"Bedser,

GARDNER BEATS

..

We are

car

struggling in conditions to cause disaster. But the engine engineering.

oreign to them, "Just did not burst. It did not even "If we can break down the wait till they get the sun on harm itself.

prejudice against British racing their backs," he said "I am sure Which suggests this new Con- cars we may be able to raise they will live up to their reputa-naught racing car is tough enough enough cash to field a team of tion then."

to dispute with the dominant cars. At the moment we are Italians and Germans on the losing money a little. Frank thought that England's world's tracks.

able to do that due to Mr team would be all the better

They have faith these Con- McAlpine using part of his pri- through the number of bowlers naught men. Behind the normal vate means,” fighting for a limited number of facade of petrol pumps by A3 at 31 YEARS OF RACING places.

Trueman. Send, Surrey, work 50 mechanics The idea began in the summer Lock will all be challenging us," in Nissen huts. They have made of 1953, when the ERM story was

the "works" car, which did the taking a bad turn. lap trick. Another is ready for When the first Connaught wa. Kenneth

McAlpine, who is the made, where could it be lested? financial patron,

ron, and races is

In Italy a race-car maker well

Five more are building,

have a public road closed near one to that first-class driver,

his factory for a test. Not so in WILLIAMS AGAIN |Tony Rolt. More are to come.

Britain. So away to Goodwood 25,000 EACH

and Silverstone it went, running Nottingham, June 6.

No millionaire or big indus-

there secretly when the weather. this venture. Jack Gardner (Market trialist is behind

the ex-tank Harborough)

Now Fairman,' the out These are the cars without bally- and other factors would allow Johnny Williams (Rugby) bere hoo. The money that had to be captain, who at 41 is coming up

the design tonight in the fifth round of a found for

and to his 21st year of car racing, is final eliminating contest for the £15,000, but the

development of the first car was to drive the No. 1 car in the

succeeding French Grand Prix at right to meet Don Cockell for

at Rheims in. bis British and Empire Heavy-zra cannot afford-yet-to run timental cracks.

models cost £5,000 each. The

The l'a few weeks against the

the Con- weight filles.

a team. But discerning drivers "The car is easy to handle," he Gardner and Williams are re catching on two of the five says. "It has novices and it both former British Champions, cars cut there is no sign It was fheir third meeting. : Gardner won the first, also an 01 -eliminator, in 1950 and Willams „IDEO WURST

“So watch this year. How ING tools laid out winged llon does against its the second when they met for floors and

One hut has a full-size opponents. the prancing horse of the title in 1952.

neatly, wind tunnel for testing stream Italy's Ferrari, the trident of lining, rare indeed in, British car. Maserati, and the three-pointed. factories, Another has the latest star of Mercedes. engine-test gadgets.

knocked

"Gardner weighed 217 lbs and Williams scaled. 192 · 1bsp

Router.

In the huts

than I have got

has more yet? That is an ad-"

or hurry. The mission for any race driver.

Hugh of spotless

-(London Express Service)

A LOOK AT THE ENGINE

Mr. Rodney Clarke (right), Connaught's chief, chats with two of his mechanics over the stripped-down.engine.

Mr. Leonard Peercey, wind tunnel operator, pisses the Grand Priz model in the tunnel for testa,

dex For

South China Team Held

To A Draw

Manila. June 6. The Manila Football League's All-Chinese Selection created an upset tonight when they held the powerful South China Athle- tie Association team to a one-all draw.

Some 7,000 spectators saw the final performance of the visiting Hongkong footballers.

The two teams battled to a scoreless Arst half.

In the 14th minute of the second balf. South China's centre-forward, Lee Yuk-tak, scored in a goal-mouth melee.

With seconds to go before time, right-winger equalised with a sizzling shot.

On Sunday, South China beat the

Manila Football League selection 14-1.

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REVOLVING-RIM

WATCH WILL © HELP REFEREES

Timekeeping will be made easier for football referees by 2 new type of wilst-watch designed by British experts.

The watch has a revolving rim, marked zero to 45. When the referee blows whistle, he sets the rim, and from that moment can see st

glance how many more. minutes that half has to go.

The referee can adjust the rim to allow for stoppages. The watch has a minute hand to help him time interruptions. '

TELE watch is not yet on public sale. It will be shown at the British Industries Fair, "At present referees have no watch designed speci fically for their require- ments" wald one of the watchmakers "Some referees keep track of the minutes by using two stop watches and ̧ making notes."

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