1955-07-13 — Page 6

THE THIRD TEST

THE CHINA MAIL, WEDNESDAY, JULY 13, 1955.

SPRINGBOKS SNATCH A VICTORY THREE-WICKET

FROM ENGLAND

Manchester, July 12.- South Africa, beaten in the first two Tests, turned the tables on England at Old Trafford, Manchester, in a dramatic victory by three wickets with three minutes to spare.

The well deserved success was South Africa's first in Tests at Old Trafford and only their third in the entire series in England." At the same time England suffered their first defeat for 53 years on the Lancashire ground.

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England

Working behind the scettes England's soccer bosses are making It's Up To Trabert

plans for the new critical season starting on August 26. James Connolly knows these top names in football intimately. He has visited them at their clubs and in their homes. He has collected some fascinating stories of their background, their views on soccer's trends, of great players and of their achievements and ambitions. He presents them in MEET THE BOSS.

WHY 'DALLY DUNCAN NEVER WENT BACK

By JAMES CONNOLLY

Douglas Duncan was 17 when he arrived in Yorkshire, He expected to stay for only a long week-end and a trial with Hull City.

That was 28 years ago-but he has never returned to his native Aberdeen, except for a holiday.

It

Thes had been unbeaten Evans as a batsman) stood 501 He also punished Tyson for two first off a no ball. there since the Australians ahend. Bailey went in to tunch fours-the

perfectly timed stroke of six runs in 65 The famous triumph by three runs with a fully

looked aminous for England. sulnules. in 1002.

May persisted with Tyson and Itun

getting as well as time Evans, as brave a player

was vital for England. Titmus Melcan, with magnifletut strokes any who has appeared on

did his best to increase Beuth off successive balls-two hooks *Text

Africa's task by delightfully and a pull-drive carned three

in an over producing 13 in of saving the square-cuffing two fours in the tours

opening overs after

Junch, but in his new found enthusios for This Ume May rested Tyson scoring he chased an outswinger with figures of seven avers, one from Adcock and caged a catch maido 30 runs and no wicket, out of 70 runs scored in an hour. With roughly 15 minute's le, South

Africa wanted minute.

In an over apiece from Lock and Bedser, MeGlow and Melcan scored 21 sharply taken singles which kept the England fletders, who included substitute Park- Souse, on tenterhooks.

outside chanco day when despite his fractured little nger, he batted fast and cracked the Southa African bowlers to all

the parts of boundary for an amazing 36, to slip.

Had Evans-got his way ins arguments with May, als caplain, the Kent man would have been the last behind the slumps in inuings. May would not think of telling Evans take the risk of the firther injury,

and wore the gloves.

Tyson set the crowd roaring by cracking bis rival fast, bowler spred expressed 01 Teine through The cogers but the promise of a typical knock by Northamptonshire man Graveney ended is leine yorked him.

Heine, still fast, thaugh taking

a.run

#1

Forty-five-year-old

has been in and around football of for us long as he can remember. wingers.

It all started when he was little more than a toddler.

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To Defend Davis Cup

For America In 1956

New York, July 13.

It's too early to make any definite predictions about the 1956 Davis Cup, but one thing is clearly evident-It's up to Tony Trabert to defend it for the U.S.

Australia, which plays in the American Zone this year, is favoured to win through to the Challenge Round, so it probably will be Trabert, Vice Seixas and Ham Richardson against Ken Rosewall, Lew Hoad and Rex Hartwig.

Trabert is the key man. If he effort to reach their peak for is at the peak of his game, the Cup play on August 20-28, Amerlen should win again, with at Forest Mills. two singles victories by Tony

and

At ilull, Irish International Bill McCracken set him on the road to Soccer

NO TOP-FLIGIFT MAN a Trabert-Seixas victory

One other long-range Cup stardom with some good advice, and the chance to do what he wanted most in life, and

over the Aussie doubles team.factor seems clear, too. America same Douglas

The greatest star he ever But if Tony fallers. Australia has was this

"I used to love dribbling with

no other really top-flight Without hesita could sweep to an easy triumph, man coming up behind Trabert. Duncan "Dally" to everyone the ball so I would hang on to played with?

"Dally"

for Bob because it appears that Seixas Richardson, who will became a gots football-who last season it. The switch in nicknames was lion

player is well past his best and could dok Luton Town into the First natural enough," he told me, McPhail (Rangers), a

Thodes scholar this autumn, Division of the Football League This soft-voiced Scot with the who had.flash-quick reflexes to lose two singles matches, and

as much time won't have

to Richardson also is off his best devote to international tennis. for the first time in their history, pawky sense of humour, captain-match his darting feet.

in the first (Old his

The scoret of his success? Just form. Ham lost

Stewart team

Hugh incredible achievement, jed An

school,

Tony Vincent did nothing of import- since Luton had only 28 full-time Aberdeen) at 11 played for his that he has never wavered in the round at Wimbledon this year. professionals.

country

as a schoolboy and a conviction that fans will pay to

ance on this year's international The Aussle schedule also may and that and became one watch good football "Dally" mar

play an Important part, but swing, and Bob Perry seems to Greatest left like the players, they will enjoy

be a few years away still, Gil whether for good or bad for it. "As a boy spent every spare In the past Luton have paid the Aussies can't be foretold Shea is good, but not or top ins ternational calibre. Seixos, Art moment kicking a rubber ball game fancy prices for Box-office yet. They meet Mexico on July Larsen, Gardnar Mulloy, Tom 15-17 at Chicago, then meet Brown and Bil Talbert, also He carried big brother Jim's around on a piece of waste stors to boost hopes and gates.

Brazil-Cuba winner, then among the first ten for the 1954 football boots to matches of the ground at the top of the street. Now they will try to find their the

the local meet the winner of the Canada-rankings, all are too old. shortened ruo. induced a

Jocul Aberdeen Richmond side. "When the other boys weren't own stars among

Pakistan-British West Indlas rate at the wicket by Bedser

TWO MOTIVES

there I worked hard on ile youngsters. Graveney come right up for

Bife

at the American 11 America wins the Cup are determined to give upper-half He had two motives-fanati-dribbling tricks with which I

Trabert again this year, with at 333. Then to a thunderous

loen! boys every chance," said Zone, seven fours al hero-worship of his brother hoped to surprise them." und of cheers came the In-Lock without avall, and Mclean,

Next

Zone the big man, and Tony goes on the American to matches and free admission the besides his six, ronched a dosh-

The proudest moment of a "Dally." "I have tried out at all, Evans, with a bandage with the help of

Nationals a meefs of winner 50 out of 72 in 45 minutes.

Undoubtedly legat 50 in the past couple

Eastern to win the US. brilliant Ling

as a reward for his labour.

carver?

turn pro- Zone winner, and that winner week later, he will Alter I break for refresh- The nickname? Well, Duncan when he was chosen to succeedwerks. Evans needed no shielding,

was dismissed. was such a little chap that his the immortal Alan Morton is "My chairman, Mr Percy plays the European Zone win. fessional.. fle altacked teine, straightments, Melcan driving him for four and stashe cut Tyson square but Park-brother affectionately called him Scotland's left wing partner to Mitchell, and his directors are ner for the right to challenge

solidly behind me on this idea." America, Thus Australia, "Dolly."

the great Alex James.

HE DID SCORE and with the batsmen undecidedl

"Dally Duncan enjoys ing him to the boundary in these returned the bail quickly same over. Turning his alten in their runing, May of the

play five straight weekends Even the 5-2 defeat by Wales games of gall-he was down to suming it wins all the way, will

figure handicap tion to Goddard.

Davis Cup tennis before making The injured bowler's end, whipped off the

didn't spoil the moment. Atter all. Dally did score.

Derby or bowls. But Dome-its challenge, England wicket keeper on drave balls with Mcican still out of his

He kept splendidly despite a swollen finger-an addition i the long list of injuries suffered on the fast turf, and except for a half chance in the last quarter

reinforcing the glove

of an hour, which only a wicket-ger be had fractured, keeper of Evims skili could have held, he did nothing wrotHg.

A

WINNING HIT Waite made the winning hit,

fluent odd-drive

the li bul lo

bpundury uff Tyson McGlew and Melvan went most of the honour for keeping the rubber alive.

McGlow

ground, stood his though hit, several times by at his stercèst and he Tyson stayed 100 minutes of the 130 minutes his side spent over their task.

JA

errade.

and hooked him for two fours

The drive was a Whislow strode in and opened an over,

brond shoulders without bare Inch short of being a six. his

better 10 follow, delay. He on-drove Bedser for There was for Evans stole "the howling two towering sixes in three and cloutes Toyneld for 11-4-2-4 balls, pulled Tyson for

kad one in on over in which other boundary and then and McOlew dropped G difficult his leg stump, knocked flat by

the England fast bowler. eaten on the run,

an-

Winslow's 10 in 10 minutes left South Africa only 33 to get manner, exught off a full blooded in the last three-quarters of an nork to the deep and England, hour. The tension grew in the

Mclean turned the tide which

Evans hit yet another four off suddenly run for England' when Bedser snatched two early wie-Goddard, then fell in the grand kets. The century maker of iated superbly the Lords Test for 50.

WILS

L

1 1500 hours were it out for English Camp, Tyson was no- hafled again without the punish- Evans hit seven fours In his

ment of a stroke, but Bedsor overstepping the

a four to erease, yielded

plucky McGlew.

allant display which brought similarly hin 36 of the remarkable tast

made no

to

the

Hardly had the pavilion. clock big-hearted Tyson, who looked moved pust the hour than the be feeling his feel, beat Mansell leg-before South Africa was half out for 129 but a certainty, for them. Two minutes later, people were not so sure. Tyson, with a top speed yorker, struck the base of McGlew's middle stump and

Koked

Then, as a schoolbay, in the mysterious way that names have of changing between boys, this became "Dally."

113 Survivors In

Tour

de France

Race

Cycling

Zurich, July 12,

car.

single

his

nt

the

08-

Sa

ic 1956 the US, may not be Д

the strong defender of

It quite possibly of could lose the Inter-Zone Finals

Davis Cup. to Sweden or Italy 1950, ir Australia wins the cup this year but

how, in the hurly-burly of reach-

Trabert is Impressive These ways serve as excellent ing for Soccer stardom, he has

វ៉hc Challenge enough to turn pro anyhow. une-ups for never got around to driving around, or they may wear down However, U.S. officials aren't the Aussie teain and bring them

worrying about 1800 yet. They to the final round too tired to have enough worry with the '55

The Americans, detence, but He play their best.

If Trabort a1 top form, their worries aro lives in a neat ttle terrace meanwhile will be playing

in an over-United Press, house not 100 yards from the grass court tournaments Luton ground,

He

HARDLY NEEDS ONE

hardly needs one.

His wife Dorothy-a Derby girl-on special occasions proudly

wears the Cup medal he won rby County in 1010 as a Derby

svitli

The

pendant on a gold chain.

First Division doesn't

terrors Any

for "Dally." "My boys are constructive," he

hold

Darrigade of France today won the sixth lap says, and young enough to im-

They'll

The First Division will of the Tour de France cycling race here. He prove.

them

better players. covered the 122 miles in 4 hours, 32 mins, and 14 sharpen their reflexes and make seconds, at an average speed of 27 miles an hour. have the chance to play the way

they like it." Kubler of Switzerland, Molineria of Southeast France, Luton open their home First Guidici of Italy, De Bryyne of Belgium, Fornara of Italy, Division and Dacquay of Ile de France had the same time as Darrigade.

and Inn Steel

of

Winslow with huge sixes and a four in 16 helped to settle the issue at a crucial stage. May did not use Bailey or Titus in the weleket stand of 48 in

minules. last innings and Tyson, Bedser

Bailey accomplished his mis- and Lock bore the burden. Oneson with 38 not out in three Heine took the bowling brave batting more

hours. agama big hearted howing that honours with Ave wickets for gained the day.

86. but Adcock was little behind The weather remained op in general effectiveness, with ressively hat and the pitch was

programme against is fast as ever when Cowdrethree for 83.

on August 27, and "Dally" 145 TO WIN 142) and Lock, the overnight

for a full house. hope South Africa, needing 145 to

hasn't come automa- "Stup gap" with three to his name, resumed their partnership, win in 133 minutes

Van Dongen of Holland, Van Kenton

tically to the oulet unassuming this morning.

bones about their intentions.

Steenbergen ci Belgium and Glasgow.

Luton boss. He has given his Lack resisted nearty an hour.Seven runs, including a cut four

Ruby of West Franke were 3 Sydney Cozens, their manager life to football, nine years of

the lap: "This is scoring 13 to four by Cowdrey, by McClew, come off the first

minutes and 22 scoonds behind said after

of France and Luton.

as a player and manager p1 their Arst tour before McGlew, despite his bad over from Tyson and Bexiser's

with 4 hrs, 35 mihs. 30 secs. thumb, smartly caught him opening over brought the same

The club's success and pros- Antonin Rotland of France their only wish is to be with the number, mid-oft.

kept

sweater the yellow

as rest of the riders in Paris, at perity is a well-earned reward Eighteen came in 15 minutes. England, then 270 for five, kd

(London Express Service) the end. They are going all out With 20 minutes left, 10 runs overall leader of the race. by only 33 with live hours left Then Bedser struck twice and

Australia's Russel Mockbridge, to finish honourably," sent

needed. Tyson pounded to the for play.

England's hopes soaring.

He added that they were gain- Cdard mistimed

and bowled a malden. riding in the International Team, bigger blow followed. First Cowdrey, having completed 50 intended driv and

sticked a 5 minutes and 31 seconds being at the sides of the Anest went up as Endean

Continental professionals. boll lo

where hid the winner. silp In Bedser's next over Kelth, kicking second slip.

"Next year we will be more Hoar, Krebs, Maltland, Mic Titmus inade no mistake. left-hander,

added. Bailey, not obylously troubled another

Seven for 135 and 15 minutes chell, Robinson and Sicel of ambitious," Cozens add by his groin strain, proceeded to right over a ball well up to him

Tomorrow's seventh top of Africa after 40 to play. Walte scrambled a Britain all arrived in the main elase one end. Tas made it and elear that the other would not minutes batting, were 23 for single to the gully, next ball pack with 4 hrs, 37 mins, 48 107 miles is to Thonon Les Bains

Graveney made great effort to seconds, 3 mins, and 31 seca, readily fall, for he straightaway two.

South reach a swift leide spick by behind the winner. drove Heine to the serven..

Much depended Africa on Mclean weathering Tayfield eff Tyson. The ball Metean cluded his grasp but fortunately

55 mins, onslaught. sti ogether Tyson's

near the sersen Balley cut it off Englund, with swung his bat at Bedser and ni left (counting a six over the square 1g hopes. for a single.

A

an

the tourists were 132 for six.

McGlew's gallant stroke play earned him five fours in 48 painstakingly made In 100 minutes.

crease

in four hours, edged a catch to held a catch lifted Casily Leck bowled again and a roar clocked 4 hours, 37 mins. 45 stes, ing valuable experience in rid

TIME WAS VITAL.

The pair were

at lunch when

wickets

four

South

ir mid-of.

played

Sir George Thomas Defends Malaya Against U.S. Criticisms

London, July 12.

#

Jones, the seventh British rider Bnished in 4 hrs, 46 mins, 39 seconds-14 mins. 25 secs. behind the winner,

of

on the Franco-Swiss frontier.

Overall individual classifica- lons after the sixth lap were:

secs.

20 recs.

ROYAL HUNT CUP

Probable Starters And Jockeys

Sharragh

is on

12th Inning Home Run

Wins All-Star Game For National League

Milwaukee, July 12,

Stan Musial of the St Louis Cardinals hit a home run into the right fleld stands on the first pitch of the 12th inning to give the National Lengue a 6-5 victory over the American League in the second overtime game in All- Star Major League baseball history.

Musial's home run came off Frank Sullivan of the Boston Red Sox, climaxing one of the most dramatic games ever played in this baseball series.

Then Wille Mays of the New A teammate of Musial's, Red Schoendienst, provided a home York Giants lit a spark under run to win the other extra his. teammates which brought in Inning All-Star

game 4-3

for the tying runs two in the

and the National League at Chleago seventh

there in the in 1950. A 268-foot homer eighth,

Mantle in the first Both rallies scoring

three runs, pro- singles from Mays bat.

The shadows the momentum which

Mickey

inning

vided

were started by

were falling carried the American Leaguers over the County Stadium, home. into the seventh inning with a of the Milwaukee Braves, arul

the crowd of 45,000 was cling 5-0 lead over their National League rivais.

ing to its

scals when Musial, one of the game's all-time.. great stars, came to bat in the 12th to face Sullivan, who had been pitching brilllantly.

South Africans

Earn Three

Days' Holiday 9 mins, 37 Rejoicing (R. Hughes), Sugu:

It was the ninth victory, fo the National Leaguers,

who have lost to the Americans on 13

their occasions, but it was fifth triumph in the last six years.

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was

London, July 13. Twenty-three probables and 1. Rollands of France 32 hrs, jockeys for the Royal Hunt Cup 2. Hassenforder, Northeast to be run over one mile at 1445

GMT at Ascot today are: Central France, 33 hrs, 16 secs. WITHIN VICTORY

Military Court (E. Mercer), 3. Wagimans of Holland, 33 Then Waite surely square cut 113 SURVIVORS NOW

Chivalry (L. Piggott), Sunny 4 mins, 41 secs. hrs Tyson for four and the South

Minstrel (C. Overall Team classification Brac (W. Elliott), Africans were within four of a

Masif of Spain, Bertoglio

Gaston),

Tudor

Honey (W. victory. Excited yells from Italy and Bober of 1le de after the sixth lap: women and children greeted France

1. France, 98 hrs, 42 mins, 34 Rickaby), Coronation Year (1). abandoned the гасе.

Smith).

(K. Gething), Lock's effort to obtain a leg be- There are now 113 survivors,

2 Italy, 99 hrs, fore decision against Tayfield.

Except for Stan Jones of

Hay (E

Swep!

Stormy Hour Tayfield fell flat trying vainly Birmingham, the British riders S

(D.

Manchester, July 12, to make a winning hit off the wisely conserved their energy 3. West France, 90 hrs, 12

Turn (J. Egan), The South Africans, céle. spin bowler. Graveney dusted by staying in the massive pack mins, 17 secs.

Immortal brating their thrilling victory

The six-foot-eight Milwaukee him down.

of 01 riders which swarmed into

with welcome Braves right-hander came into The honour of clinching the Zurich Stadium with the me beca.

Waymouth Bay (A. drinks, were told by their the game in the 12th inning and victory tell next over to Walle.time. As newamen in a

jeep

Nicholas Nickleby manager, Ken Viljoen, that struck out the American League He off-drove Tyson beautifully swept by. Jones after the half-hr, 23 mins, 80 Fe, The field were lett standing and

themselves side.. 6. Holland, 90 hrs, 32 mins, (3. Teny), Coronation Boy (T. three days' holiday and could as the ball bounded over the

way mark, he shouted: "It is

11 secs.

THE SCORES too fast for me",

Carter), Affroux (R. Roader), ropes, South Africa had won by

He Inished

go France, 88 hrs, River Line (D. Morris), Buckley Friday. 7. Southeast last in today's lap. wickets.

(D. Kelth) and Dorking (5. Hoar

Emsworth, 134 mins, 3 secs,

8. Spain, 90 hrs, 42 mins, 19 Millbanks). Hampshire, attempted a break away at the 30-milo mark with ca

Sir George Thomas, veteran British inter-three national badminton player and donor of the Thomas Cup, said today recent criticisms of treat-: ment of the United States badminton team in Malaya, attributed to Wynn Rogers, were “unjusti- fied" and "nonsense”.

THE SCOREBOARD England 1st innings 284, -

2nd innings 381.

South Africa, int innings 621 for eight declared.

S. AFRICA, 2ND INNINGS R. A. Meloan, run out D. J. McGlew, b. Tyson, The 74-year-old former shuttlecock star had not heard | T. _L. Goddard, e

Bedsor of Rogers' alleged remarks until shown a clipping from the Straits Times in which they were reproduced. He H. Keith, b. Bedser

Winslow, b. Tyson had returned by sea from Singapore where he watched the Thomas Cup matches.

Sir George said, "I think his If some players were pen- criticisms entirely unjustified. It allrec

Than more frequently seemed to me that the Amerlathers it was because they were cuns, in common with the other a little less careful about such visiting teams, were made very details as keeping both feet in welcome; and that the prevail-contact with the floor, I caw ing spirit among the players, nothing, whatsoever to suggest including the Mulayans, was unc any lack of impartiality.

portunity of saying this. As

Ton

same

(W.

4. Belgium, 99 hrs, 17 ming Du Risk (D. over England

6. North East Central France,

Robinson),

GELO Romany Minstrel they had

(W.

Six probables and jockeys for £13,000 Ascot Gold Cup, to be run over 21⁄2 miles at 1525 GMT 89 hrs, 51 today (Wednesday) arv:

six other TRICTS, including 9. International, 09 hrs, 40 France's асо Jean Forestier.mins, 4 sceS,

10. Switzerland, Their escape was short lived and the ion pack gradually mins, 59 seen,

11. Southwest France, crept up on them.

hrs, 7 mins, 28 secs,

Hoar was then content to stay

100

in the pack with Brian Robert 12. Britain, 100 hrs, mins,

29 secs,

50

18

May.

8

son of Juddersfield,. Fred Krebs

Q

P.

10

of Cambridge, Bob Maitland of

P Mansell, lbw, b. Tyson

+

10

J. Walte, not out

W. Endean, c. Titmus, b.

Lock

Extras

H. Tayfield, not out

Total for seven

******* 145 Fall of wickets: 1/18, 2/28, a/00, 4/112, 5/129, 6/122, 7/185. BOWLING

13.8. 2 50 3

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--France-Presse.

Invitation Relay

of genuino friendliness and good "Finally, may I take the op- Tyson, fellowship. To suggest that the

Bedser home, players were under ordern visitor, though not a player, Itock to keep aloof seems to me sheer was my happy privilege

to nonsense,"

share with the teams in the UNACCEPTABLE DOCTRINE almost overwhelming hospitality

"As for the umpiring," Sir handed out to them, George continued," "It is the "My moet grateful thanks go duty of a sorvien judge to keep to Mr Hooh Joo-seang, Mr Loke the letter of the law. The mug- | Wen-tho-and gertion that he should ignore Committee, and many others ing a Swimming gala at Victoria minor infringements in conform for a wonderful time to which Pool at 7 pm, this afternoon. mity with somo gentlemen's I shall always look back with The Invitation Relay 'will be "agreement is, to me, a new and the greatest possible pleasure." 4x^1}; freestyle-open to Army.

quite unacceptable doctrine. wwUnited. PreER,

Navy and Ai, Macon,

his Reception The 15 Medium Regt. Is hold-

13. Ita de France, 101 hrs, 2

Birmingham, Ken Mitchell of mins, 23 secs-France-Presse.

THE GAMBOLS

AND HE TOLD ME THAT HI | GAME VIFO UND, THAT I WAS

HENA

DON'T LET IT WORRY

YOU, DEAR

HENERCKED

earned

anywhere they liked until

Their next game is against the County Champions, Surrey, .the at the Oval, London, and has indicated her Queen

in-. tention of being

present Monday,

Immediately South Africa

The winning pitcher

Gene Conley, losing pitcher lust

year.

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Elpenor (8. Boullenger), Silex 11 (Paul Blano), Blue Prince II (W. H. Carr), Gala Performatico

lind captain, paid this tribute: Conley, lower Sullivan. (L. Piggott), Blarney Stone (W. Rickaby) and Botticell (E. "It was a fine effort, by South Home runs-American, Man-

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