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KINGSTON TEST

THE GHEENA MAR,

WEST INDIES NEED 108 WITH ONE WICKET LEFT TO AVOID INNINGS DEFEAT

Kingston, Jamaica, June 16...

The West Indies were 293 for nine wickets in their second innings at

the close of play on the fifth day of the fifth Test against Australia here

today. "

They still reeded 168 runs E, Weekes, not out"

with cnly one 'wicket left

avoid an innings defeat.

THE SCOREBOARD

West Indies, 1xt Mmings, 357 Australia, 1st Tanings, 758

10

to D. Atkinson, c. Langley b.

Johnson Benaud

23 10 46

26 10 63

Archer M.

4

-Reuter.

F. King, Archer b. Ian

Johnson

T. Dewdney, not out

Extras..

15

Total (for nine wickets).. 193

for eight declared West Indies, 2nd Innings Hell,

Langley b. Beraud 21

H. Furlonge. c. Substitute.b.

Miller ...

C. Depeina, b. Miller

י.

Wickets fell at 47, 80, 85, 244, 244, 268, 273, 283, 289.

28

C. Walcot. c. Langley b..

Lindwall

Bowing To Date

110

1/4

G.

Sobers. C. Favell D.

M R

w

Lindwall

64

Lindwall

20

5

56

2

C. Smith, e. and b. Benaud

16

Miller

19 3 59

Worrell, b. lan Johnson..

12

Archer

5 55

It's An All Australian

Final In Queen's Club Tennis Championships

London, June 16.

Australians swept the board in the quarter-final of the Queen's Club Tennis tournament, with Rex Hartwig. Lew Hond, Mervyn Rose and Ken Rosewall qualifying for the semi-finals.

1

In today's quarter finals, Hoad beat R. Wilson (Bri- tain) 6-4, 6-8, Rose defeated H. Richardson (United States) 6-1, 8-6, Rosewell beat R. Seymour (South Africa) 6-1, 6-1.

In the semi-finals. Hoad plays Rose, Hartwig plays Rosewell.

Two Americans, one English and the South African woman qualified for the semi-finals of the Women's Singles.

Miss 1. Brough

(United States) beat Miss B. Penrose Miss A (Australia) 6-4, 6-2, Buxton (Britain) beat Mrs C. Balle (United States) 6-3, 6-3. (United Mrs D. Head-Knode States) beat Mrs L. Cawthorn (Britain) 6-4, 6-2.

In the Women's semi-finals, Brough plays Buxton and Head- Knoce plays Forbes.

South African Schoolgirl Beats

Darlene Hard

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Lordon, June 18.. Miss Jean Forbes at South nt 13 is too young Africa, who to play at Wimbledon, defeated Californian Miss Darlene Hard,

a

Wimbledon seeded player, in

the Women's Singles quarter- finals of the London Grass Court Championships at Queen's Club here today.

Miss Hard, seeded sixth for the Women's event at week, way Wimbledon next

beaten 10-8, 6-4 by the South who is African schoolgirl, already of the class which goes to make Champion of the centre court.

Despite her ability there is no question of the rules being valved to allow Miss Forbes to compete at Wimbledon, the age of The International limit Federation applies to all the World major tournaments.

In the semi-finals Mise Forbes another seede> uppose will Wimbledon

competitor, Mrs Dorothy Knode of the United States.

The American-Australian pair

The other semi-final will be of Sol Schwartz (USA), and Adrian Quist (Australia) ecused between American Miss Louise a surprise in the quarter-finals Brough, the holder, and Britain's

of the men's Doubles today by Miss Angela Buxton. beating the Argentine Davis

Cup pair Enrique Morea and

FRIDAY, JUNE 17, 1955. EARLY SUCCESS FOR SURREY

Central

Surrey, dismissed for 85 by Yorkshire at the Oval, soon hit back, and here is Hution caught by, Mclsstyre off Loster's first over, for a “duck!”

Press Photo,

ASIAN SPORTS REVIEW

Japan Leads Asia In Only Seven Of 18 Standard

Athletic Events

The Japanese, who for years have dominated the Asian track and Held scene, lead in only seven of 18 standard men's track and field events on the basis of performances in the first few months of 1955.

Only the best men in Asia in the 100 Metres, 1,500 Metres and 5,000 Metres runs, the 3,000 Metres Steeplechase, Pole Vault, Long Jump and Hop, Step. and Jump are from Japan. The Japanese lead also in the Marathon run, which is not strictly a standard track event.

well

In

The Men's semi-finals will Cord but a new Asian record as wear's best so far of 53.5 seconds Watoabe at 204 feet 1 inch Alejo Russel 6-2, 7-9 and 6-1. be contested by four Australians. Morea played badly and the Lew Hoad, the holder, meeting veteran Australian Quist formed left-hander Mervyn Rose and a solid team with Sol Schwartz Ken Rosewall facing Rex Har:-

wig. In

In the fourth round today to qualify for the semi-finals.

Hoad beat Boby Wilson (Bri- tain) 6-4, 6-3. Rose beat Ham Richardson (USA) 6-1, 3-6, Rosewall beat Russell Seymour (South Africa) 6-1, 6-1 and Hartwig defeated fellow Aus- tralian, Mal Anderson, 6-3, 4-1.

Reuter.

TOUCH STRUGGLE

Im the other quarter-final match, the Australian Mervyn Rose and George Worthington beat the Italian Davis Cup pair Nicols Pietrangeli and Orlando Sirola after a tough struggle by

Hungarian Breaks 6-8, 7-5, 6-4.

European 1,500 Metres Record

Belgrade. June 16.

the other two Men's Doubles quarter-finals. G. Forbes and P. Seymour (South Africa) beat L. Ayala (Chile) and V. Skonecki (stateless; by 9-7 and 6-4.

Istvan Rozsavolgyi of (Australiay bear T. Fancutt and R. Hartwig and L Road gary broke the official Euro pean 1.500 Metres record when Williams (South Africa) by

G-1, 3-6, 6-1. he clocked three mins 42.0 sues at an international meeting here today.

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"KBGC Beat FC in Lawn Bowls League Match

Kowloon Bowling Green Club defeated the Filipino Club 4-1 to 65, in a and by 66 shots

bowls lawa Third Division League match played at the Filipino Clus yesterday.

c. Foster

In the womeofs Doubles, the American pair of Miss Darlene

FC () Hard and Mrs Beverley Baker- This is two-tenths of a second! Fleitz, and the British pair of Cisavane better than the record made Miss Angela Mortimer and Miss CM. Castilho jas yeзr by his compatriot,

Shilcock, qualified for the A. Ribeiru

Takip)* Sandor Iharus.

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R. Castro

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In today's semi-finals, Herd Losario Rezer Bannister

S. Tan Britain was timed at three mins and Baker-Fieiz beat Miss KP-M. Castilho

Mrs H. Redick- (skip) 42.2 secs for the 1.500 Metres Killian and

the Mile Smith of South Africa by 9-11, C.M. Franco mark when winning

C.M. Rozario event in the British Empire 6-3,.9-7. Games at Vancouver,

Mortimer and Shilcock beat last August but This has Miss M. Carter and Miss

by B-4 not been put forward as a Eu-Penrose of Australia ropean record-Reuter.

Canada,

4-6 8-8---France-Presse,

B.

M.J. Rull E. Ribeiro (skip)

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South Africans Are

KBGC (4) Z.W. Gordon S. Howard S.M. Tremlett

{skip)

H.D. McCracken

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How Surrey Won The Battle Of The Cricket Giants

By ALEX BANNISTER

Oh, what a fight! Just when the Oval spectators had reached the nail-biting stage of pent-up excitement Bob Appleyard, Yorkshire's No. 11, gave a catch, and Surrey had won the battle of the cricket giants by 41 runs with 18 minutes to spare.

For Yorkshire, set to make 216 to win in 255 minutes an a wicket made sticky by overnight rain, it was all glory, but only four first-innings points to show for a memorable performance.

Never tell me Yorkshire prit, these Agures: O. 25, M. 11, F.

98, W. 3. is a thing of the past,

Here were the Tykes, faced Part of Surrey's trouble with with Gn apparently hopeless mised catches was standing toy On at least best-einse to the bat. the against

had the fielder equipped county attack in Eng-two occasions land. They lost openers Hutton been two yards back it would and Lowson for only four runs, have been a comfortable catch then they settled down to fight, and not a snap chance.

situation

And

MISSED CHANCES

It was ironical for Yorkshire fight they did to such that the rain which, at the start... purpose that the usually bri-was their undoubted ally, should lant Surrey catching fell to turn, in the end, to an enemy. But it was the second succes- Five pieces.

sive varme which Yorkshire down, three off Bedser, and

catches

went

stumping chance was missed-have lost after putting the op-

position in to bat first.

off Bedser.

of

there,

In fact, if Bedver, with his seeras wealth of experience, accuracy, and direction, had not brought end to the innings William Herbert Hobbs Sutcliffe.. who inherits his father's con- tempt for the jumping, kicking buit Yorkshire

might brought. off the surprise of the

have

There to be a hard-won lesson

Major League- Baseball

Sutcliffe, stier batting with for 140 minutes, at skill drove hard and wide to Bed- | today" werk ser's left, only for a giant hand

New York, June 16, Major League baseball results

AMERICAN LEAGUE

to close around the ball.

Previously Sutcliffe and Wat-Kansas City

50 in 45 Boston son had put on

the turning-point of minutes. The dismissal of Wat-

son was the "game.

taken

li

RE 8 10

Klaus

8 15

2.

5 12

Q

Lemon, Garcia

End Hegan, Stobbs, Abernathy (4), Ramos (8). Shea (9) and Courtney. WP Lemon (9-5).

P-Stobbs (1-7).

Detroit

NATIONAL LEAGUE

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Boyer, Sain (8) and Shantz, Nison, Brodowski (8), Hurd (9) "attack Yorkshire and White. WP-Hurd (1-3). From switched to defence that is, LF-Sain (1-4) HR-Williams Jensen (8th), Simpson (1st), apart from Wardle.

The left-hander, with a mix-(12th), Zauchin (10th) Nakajima the hurdler also metres) also ahead of Japan's The best mark of the early

Chikashi Nishida, at 142 ture of clean bits and outrageous (14th).

snicks, took 17, including two part of the Japanese 1955 season shares with the Indian Chern-best,

Cleveland! Throw, sixes in one over from Lock. One Javelin was S. Yamada's 3 minutes pion, Dayal Singh, the best High feet 4 inches (43.39 metres).

In the

Washington Jaisl inches (1.93 Pakistan's

Khan at 207 terrific skier found an unlucky He missed 54.4 seconds for the 1,500 Metres Jump in Asia for the year so

feet 7 inches (63.32 metrts) Laker underneath run at Omita on May 15. This far of & feet 4 is not only a new Japanese re-metres).

Japan's Katsushige it--and two runs were taken. India's Jagdev Singh, with a heads

If Wardle loses his place as England's No, 1 spinner to Lock an extremely poor year for the 400 Metres Hurdles, is 63.20 metres).

Pakistan's Muhammad Ayyub this season it might he said he ahead of Japan's Keiji over Asia. well for sprinters all

some revenge in Eriberto at 189 feet 11 inches (57.55 has seconds. three Japanese have the fastest Ogushi's 55.5

is well in front of advance. the the

of Mallari

Philippines metres) performance of the years in

Is Wardle to be blamed for not New York 100 Metres Dash at 10.7 seconds, occupies second spot in the Asian Japan's Kilchi Suzuki whose

date

Lary (6-8) and Wilson, House with 544 year's best by a Japanese of 175 trying to stick? My view is he rankings Shiseconds. They are Akim Kiyofuji,

Freet

is capable of only one type of 6 inches (53.36 metres! He has to ride his luck (9), Byrne (4-1) and Berra, HR Hrano and Yoshishiro Takatani.

as con- also places him The Japanese monopoly Probably the best sprinter

best "ever hammer with all-out attack, and I feel-Bera (12th). in the Pole Vault with second Asia this year an consistency tinues

sure he would have gone earlier changé his Ikeda leading at 13 thrower. is Singapore's Kissbund performance

The Japanese quantitative has he tried to

New York methods. who has twice feat 5 inches (4.05 metres),

The Japanese are, as always be midde distance and distance standard continues to rise in all, ciocked 10.0 seconds for 150

have yet to see Wardle sue-Chicago ahead in the LOTE the

in a defensive batting Yartis and has an unofficial 8.8 also well

in which event Yushiro running events while the slump cessful Sunda how reached 24 feet in continues in the jumps and Fole role. the

200 Metres Dash.

When he went it was largely Kiyofuji's best of 21.9 seconds inches (7.44 metres) this year Vault, where Japanese perfor-

whether the mil question before the war were a has been beaten by india's Lavy with Toshiyuki Kubo also over mances

metres).

remerally up to world standard unders could "live" with Bedser (7:33 In the 400 24 feet at 24: 0% Pinto with 21.7.

At times he was unplayable with Philadelphia Metres run, the reigning Asian The Japanese are continuing and often led the world

It is noteworthy that tour of his leg-cutter which was tanta-Milwauicee

Dickson (474) and Seminick. Champion, Japan's Kanji Akagi, to out hop, step and jump the

best ever per-incunt to a fast leg-break.

(9) and Rice, -- shares a Japanese best so far of Fest of Asia with Haru Abe Japan's ten

Even as the chief sufferer from Buhl, Johamon in the 10,000 Metres with Shigebaru having shown 49 feet 7 inches tormers

dropped catches, he returned! LP-Bugl (3-5)-United Press, 49.4 seconds

(15.12 metres), Teruli Kagake run are of 1955 vintage. Suzuki.

India's Joginder Singh, runner (15:00 metres) and Koji up at last year's Asian Games, Sakurai 14.94 metres (49 feet has done 4810 seconds and Pablo 4 inches). Sublingo of the Philippines his

In the Shot Put, Japan's best Tational the Filipino brought

is 1391 metres (45 feet 75 record down to 48.6 seconds.

Over 800 Metres, India's Sobar. inches), performance wall Singh Dhanoa, who will be re- beaten by the Asian Champion, 14.585 membered for a heat in 1:52.0 at Parduman Singh. with the last Olympic Games, heads metres (47 fect 104 inches) and year's Asian 1st another Indian, Istar Singh, at mas. 14,15 metres (46 feet 5 inches). 52.5 seconds. with

Panduan Sings of India is Suzuki Japan's best 1:54.2. The Japanese stand leads in the Discus Throw with Teet 1% *chres 147.33

L. Cosgrove

14

y.i. Thomas

J. McLelland

C.E. Terry

12

23 Wall

8121

V.C. Bond

C.W. Greaves

H.A. Scott

A. Hutton

(kip)

Well

On The Way To Their Third Victory At Taunton

Taunton, Somerset, June 16.

1810

•

The current

WELL BEATEN

4

in this event is high again this 455 year with Elichi Hirano heving metres), with Muhammad Ayyub at 148 feet (45.11 and Yoshitaka of Pakistan

-and India's Balker Maroya and Akiyoshi Baba both metres)

Singh at 143 feet 5 inches (43.71 on 1:54.8.

shown 154.7

In the 1500 Metres, besides Yanada's new Japanese and Asian record, the Asian Steeple- chase Champion, Susumu Takahashi, Has brought his best down to 3:38:6. Third best in Asia in this event is an Indian, Makhan Singh, at 3:58.2.

League Tennis

The following were the results of Men's "B" Division League tennis matches played yester day:

In the 5,000 Metres, Japan's Gadao Ito lends Asia with 14:58.2

·EAP Hat_to_XRC Dy: 1374 Ito kes also become the second

Johnson and Jenkins (AF) drew Japanese to beat 31 minutes for with Dr G.B. Smart and E. Zul 10,000

Metres with his 30.57.8 64: lost to E. Story and 3 Stuckey at Tokyo on April 30. But the best A. Dow and 3. Saul-5.6.

Appleboom and Welsh ESPAI Host year's fastest Asian at 10,000 to Smart and Zabout 3-0 at to Metres is the Indian Champion, Story and Stuckory 18; Jost to Dow Boota Singh, who at Jullundur and Soul

Better and Sunderland (RAT) Dat on January 5 ran the distance to Smart and Zulauf 0-4; lost to in 30:493.

Story & 1xt Stuckey ; lost to Dow and Saul 1-6, -

CCSEC beat KCC by 4-3 George Lim and D.D. Ya (CCSR

R

2 Monzant, Wilhelm (8) and wi Westrum. Kart (8) Hacker (7-4) and -Chiti, LP - Monzant (0-2). HR-Taylor (2nd).

COUNTY CRICKET

3 0 4

9

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BRIAN STATHAM CELEBRATES

HIS 25TH

25TH BIRTHDAY

IN FINE STYLE

London, June 16.

Brian Statham, England and Lancashire fast bowler, celebrated his 25th birth- day today in style. He helped Lancashire defeat Leicestershire at Hinckley by an innings and 101 runs with match figures of nine for 66.

Statham continued his swift destruction of the Leicester batting in his first over. Last night he had taken four wickets all clean bowled for six runs as Lei- tester scraped together 42 in answer to Lancashire's 224. "

Statham clean bowled Palmer ner, 3D Statham close for Somerset at Leeds, batted with and Manden in his opening over honours with match figures of his old assurance and looked set to bring his figures to six for eight for 3. mine.

Leicester were all out for 42,

'KUTTON IN FORM With the team for the second

for a century when be edged a ball from Page and was mapped up at the wicket.

Bill Suidiffe,

кол

of the

hit

20

the lowest sore of the season Test match against South Africa former England opener,

be announced on Sunday 167 for Yorkshire after a slow end after following co were to

there was good news for English start in which he took missed again for 31. An hour after luach was auf-cricket fans with the return to taules to get off the mark.

free from County Refert for Lancashire to finish form of Len Hutton. their task, the last five wickets The England captain made his Championship worries, gained a Cam- falling while 41 rums, were highest score of the season comfortable lead over INDIANS AHEAD

against Rent at Hull and helped bridge University at the Oval added.

The seventh wicket stand of Yorkshire to first innings points Mike Stewart, their promising India's Sher Chand Rany leads drew with Koog, Testers 6-4;

seven to reach his century and year with 14.8 seconds. Jopary's K.Y Chang and 3.3. Za (CCRC) game, broken by a full-length five in reply to Kent's 249.

After a century stand with Eric Bedser returned to form Takehiko Nakajima cothés next beat and on bud boat Wood cfich by Roy Tattersall,

and Van Dick 6-2; lost to timey

-A spell of three for nine by Tank Lowson, Hutton went on with 71.

Hilton to reach es out of 190,

Gamint Goonesena, the Ceylon with 149 seconds, India's Sohan and Det

(CCSRC) beat Lo and Fenton 0-3 hastened the end of the Innings. Hutton, whose previous best all-rounder, took four Surrey Singh with 15.0 and C. D. Clear Samuel Zee and William Dao now bowler Malcolm with 15.2 are ahead of Japan's best wed and an icic 6-0; drew Tattersally tall right-am spin score this season was 66 against wickets for 85Reuter,

The South African touring cricketers were heading for their third victory in eleven games today when the second day's play in their three-Asian 110 Wetres hurdlers this beat Coffer a Dei 6-3 Dick 20 was Leicester's best of the when they declared al 375 for young batsman, falled by only

day game against Somerset ended here.

The County, who were shot out for only 68 rans in their first innings, had lost seven second innings wickets for 130 in answer to the South African total of 270 for nine declared.

Ane

This Somerset then needed 72 more

all-rounder, who rung with only three wickets earlier in the day claimed five standing to avoid an innings de- South African wickets for, 61, fest which represents an impos- was unbeaten at the close with sible task unless rain comes to a top. Somerset score of 37,

which occupied 21⁄2 hours.. their help.

Peter Heine, the South Afri- Jack Cheetham, the South was highest ean pace bowler, again began African captain, the Somerset collapse by dis-scorer for his side with 87 not. missing the first four mea at a out, his best total of the tour. personal cost of four runs in 15 He was at the wicket for just: deliveries. He has so far talrenover three hours and hit twa six wickets for 40, his best per-sixes and six fours. formance of the buz.

At tea with five Somerset

wickets out for 68 the South

second best in this event,

2

Heine L Lomax, e. Murray b

Mansell

18

THE GAMBOLS

13

37

WELL MODOM. IT REALLY I

NEEDS A NEW PERMO

G. Tripp, c. Duckworth, b.

Heine

Y. Saeed, not out

Hilton, c. Waite, b. Heine 2 G. Tordoff, not out...

Extras

Total

(for

Bever

wickets) Wickets fell at 17, 19, 29, 32, 54, 80, 84.

+

Africans were looking forward

THE SCOREBOARD Somerset 1st Innings 68

· 2nd Innings

Haine

Sussex, for their next match.

13 Goddard

Murray

to an early departure for Hove, J Lawrence, b. Here Their hopes were shattered by H. Stephenson, c. Duckworth, Inexpected resistance from the later batsmen, especially 20P. Wight, year-old Pakistani-born Yumar Suned,

b.. Heine

c. Mansell, b

Heine M. Tremlett, c. Waite, b

Bowling

15 Mansell

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