1955-07-25 — Page 7

Major League Baseball

New York, July 24.

Major League baseball results today were:

NATIONAL LEAGUE

Brooklyn-Itookie Ray Cron: shackled Brooklyn with four

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hits co Sundays Milwaukee Cincinnati defeated The Lergue-Irading New York

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Dodgers 9-2, to gain # secon Collem, Staley (0), Freeman game win ufter the Brooks had come from behind to win the) and Batis: Antonelli opener of the doubleheader 9-7.

(2ud game)

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# 13 0 Brooklyn....:

2 4 Cronu and Rice; Labine, Craig (5), Roebnek (8), Kantax (B) and Walker. L-Eabine.

Katt. L. Collum, Homeruns- New York. Holman, Mays.

AMERICAN LEAGUE

Ka City-A six-run ion- the first game and a ing In two-run homer by Yogi Berra in the ninth of the second game gave the New York Yankees 7-3 and 2-0 victories over the Heme-run--Wilwaukee, Aaron, Pillsburgh Dick Hall, mult-Kansas Cily Athletics here. Irug his Brst start as a major

That moved the faltering kague pitcher, struck out 11 Yanks back into first place in men as his Pillsburgh Piratesthe American League, one game tcoinmates trimmed the Chicago ahead of Chicago, which split a

doubleheader with Boston, Cubs 12-6 on u 19-15 wtuck in the first game of double- header.

Chlengo Tittsburgh

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12 19 0 Rush. Hillaan (3). Treine! (4) and Chilt: Hall and Aavell, L-Rush. Hume runs-Chlengo. Fondy,

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Frank, Thomas Pittsburgh, Scored Jerry Lynch with

the lust of the 10th single in innut ns the Pittsburgh Pirates edged the Chiengo Cubs 3-2 in Ranic after 4 geroncl

winning the first game 12-5 on a 19-hit altack.

(2nd game)

Chicago Pittsbur

(2nd game)

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New York Kansas City

Kucks and Berra; Parto- currero, Gorman (9) and Shantz, L-Portocarrero, Homeruns New York, Berra.

Clevoland~~The Cleveland In-

dlans

swept a doubleheader from the Baltimore Orioles 5-1 ant 5-2, to extend their winning streak to five straight. Early Wynn was the winning pitcher in the second

game and Bob Feller won his third game in the Opener,

(2nd Game)

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Baltimore

Cleveland

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(10 innings) Jones Pie (10), Jeffcoat (10) and McCullough; Law and Atwell. L-Jones,

Pallca. Johnson (5), Brown (0), Dorish (7), and Triandou; Wynn, Naricaki (9), Massi (0), L-Pallca.

Home run-Chicago, Jackson.

Detroit-Rockie Ted Aber- Sinalley's Philadelphia.-Roy

stified nathy

Detroit the three-run double capped a five- run third inning to give the Tigers' home run curge with Philadelphia Phillies a 6-5 win 3-0 victory in the second game n doubleheader, ending the over the St. Louis Cardinals inf

Senators

four- the list game esf it duuble Washing on

header.

THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, JULY 25, 1955.

WOLVES PREPARE FOR MOSCOW

Members of Wolverhampton Wanderers are now, in spite of the heat, in serious training for next month's visit to Russia. Shown here are (left to right) Bert Williams, Billy Wright, Bill Shorthouse and Les Smith-Central Press Photo.

MEET

THE BOSS

Jimmy Seed Has

One

Honour

To

By JAMES CONNOLLY

Only

Win

A six-figure debt wiped out and every major Soccer honour won by his club except the First Division Championship—that is a record of which any manager might be proud.

That is the achievement of Charlton's Jimmy Seed,

HENRY LONGHURST Replies To

A Challenge From An Inmate Of Marlborough College

After writing recently of golf as a kind of universal letter of Introduction and saying that it ought, therefore, to be a compulsory subject for all young men, none of whom should find the least difficulty in getting down at any rate to a handicap of 12, I was challenged, in the most beautiful handwriting, by an inmate of Marlborough College.

To spare him inevitable leg-pulling, 1 forbear to give his name but he said in effect that, far from finding It easy enough to get down to 12, he was hard put to it. to manage 24-and what about it?

What matters in, hitting the

Then

.:

incessantly swing !! Since the holidays are almost upon us and the Golf Founda-with your left arm alone until ball clean and square--making. have only as it were, a perfect shot in tlon is pumping some thousands the last two fingers

the to touch a golf club to twine miniature, so that it goes off of young enthusiasts into

it themselves automatically round with noticeable. “ping," Like golling pipe-line every year

to take up and stick to H like lipots. (Locke's Putting a very, very may be of Interest the challenge.

You won't want to be troubled easy-till your mind makes it I stick to my guns. My dear with a lot of theory. but you difficult. Don't let ft--yeti

Now, the golf you play with fellow, of course, you can get can at least make sure that your down to 12, and by the end of grip is right. The pro, will fix li. your head. The greatest fun in

orthodox Harryall golf is hitting the ball a long, the coming holidays at that, Ut Ask him for

and not way

don't let elderly will mean giving a lot of timeVardon" and; if he does

kid you, 'otherwise. and n certain amount of know what that is, report him gentlemen

Grit your teeth and take a to the PGA. thought, but, there is nothing to

It doesn't matter much about mighty swipe at it. Do it again stop your doing that.

your stance, so long as you are and again and work it out of comfortable and so long as your your system ill at lost the great,

in ruth downs the harder, left arm and the club are

when

the less far it goes. one straight line

youbash ot

It is like hitting n half valley start.

Nover mind about right to the boundary off the spring elbows, left shoulders, hip shifts, (of a cricket bat. No effort, no pivols and the rest of the Jare pain ut all. Cow shots get you gon. Simply think through your nowhere in golf either but

your head only 13

can stop you direct the making them, will follow Successful golf requires a con- just as i dons when you use ainuotis concentration beyond knife and fork.

Firstly, you should appreciate that there are two kinds of golf the kind you play with your hands and the kind you lay with your head.

As to the former, there is no substitute for practice and you will have to play scales. So get a couple of dozen of the cheap-hands est "pick ups" from the pro's aliop and some of those excel- lent plastic balls for the back garden.

WEAKEST TWO

If you let them operation the rest

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HALF THE GAME

what comes naturally. You have got to work it up gradually and

you won't be phle to apply

Third

is nearly half Putting The weakest of all your ten

say a hundred angers are the last two on your game. I dare

been left hand. Unfortunately, they million words have now

the

all the time.

and Try one round for fun the next as though a reasonable

was in the red for When he became Charlton boss 22 years ago the club £105,000, the ground held only 35,000 spectators, and Charlton were in the Division.

any

stance

Hifferent games,

a will do though no great play. Open. You will find they are two

with Their ers wrists.

do

It wholly

are the two that matter most in written on it, but I have only a score by your own atandards golf. So And an ancient wooden paragraph. Listen, Any club, any were going to win you the Today

Charlton are First says Jimmy. "He had every- Division championship medals club and gel the pro to cut It grip, any method,

huge Division, their

amphi-thing." As for Stanley Matt in four years.

down to 30 Inches and stick "He's theatre ground al the

Jimmy married a girl whose Valley hews,

a gentus

from whacking great lump of lead in Durham villoge it. 80,000 and they are equal we may never see again." Blackhill, the holds

The proudest moment in his where he was born. solvent.

Was she behonours-crowded career was the At which you might

that game losing streak. Detroit wontempted to ask: "What, then, is

"Peggy never even knew some people got paid for play- about Jimmy Seed's the first game, 7-3, as Also tough

ing football until she met me," he told me. Kadine, Earl Torgeson and Jim Job?"

(1st game)

6

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2 Delsing hit home runs, bring- ing the Tiger total to 15 in seven games.

(2nd Game)

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St. Louis Philadelphia

Jackson, Wooldridge (3), Smith (5), Lapalme (7) und Burbrink; Sarni (4): Simmons, Meyer (7) and Seminick. IV. Simmons, L-Jackson.

Home runs St. Louis, Re- pulski. Philadelphia, Morgan.

Washington -Detroit-szemgau

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a football fan?

London Express Service),

or

day Chariton won promotion to the First Division in 1937, after winning the Third Division title No other club the year before, NEED 1,000 MORE

has equalled this feat.

His hobbles? Well, Jimmy One of five boys, Jimmy Just this, Charlton averaged

Whitburn enjoys a round of golf

pro- the top-class only 24,000 home gates last year. Played for the same

schools

elder watching his another 1,000 to brother Angus.

fessionals making it look easy, They need break even,

a day's Years

county later, when Jimmy or, perhaps, Jimmy Seed still has time to moved to Charlton and Angus cricket at Blackheath. win the First Division Cham-was manager Barnsley, they That is, if there is_no_one Abernathy and Courtney: pionship.

"I'm 00. I can't go were both awarded long-service around playing football, Lary, Cristante (7). Coleman on for ever, but I expect to modals by the Football League (9) and Wilson, L-Lary.

here for another five for their 21 yeare as managers, carry on Rogovin, Chicago,-The

Red Boston

Unfortunately Angus wasrit American League castoff, Sox edged out the Chicago years, anyway," he told me.

Seed it was who first dis- aliyo to receive the honour, 80 covered that footballers as well Jimmy went along last year to as diamonds could be dug out be presented with both medals. of South Afirca.

Jimmy went into the mines Six years ago, from one trip when he left school with his chairman Stanley ago. Gliksten,

back Sunderland he brought

reserves in 1813. Stuart Leary, Norman Neilson, In 1919 he was in Wales with John Hewle, and Eddie Firmani, Mid Rhondda.

Firman may be sold to Italian club for £35,000 before season starts, and Seed has

Philadelphia.-Soul

the

scoreless string to 15 White Sox 2-1 in the second run his

doubleteader after innings

the Кот

Philadelphia | game of

losing

the Phillies by shutting out the St.

Arst game 4-9, Louts Cardinals, 3-0, in the Southpaw Billy Plerce blanked on seven hits in the Red Sox the opener to pace the Chicago White Sox to victory. (2nd Game)

second game of double-header called after six innings because of rain. Del Ennis three-run homer, his fourth in two days, for the Phillies, won the game- who chalked up their 15th win in 10 starts.

(2nd game)

St. Louis

Philadelphia

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his replacement ready.

Nixon, Parnell (D)

Boston Chleage

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and

Poholsky, Schmkit (6)

Sami Itogovin and Seminick. L-Pohalsky Home run-Philo- delphia, Ennis.

New York, Wally Post's wew three-run homer und solo circuit Kluszowski and blasts by Ted

rooldie Mit Smith carried Cin- cinnati to a 0-4 victory over the New York Giants in the first

of gume

doubleheader and

sinapped

the Redlegs. Josing streak at seven games.

Cincinnati

(1st game)

New York .......

In

46 years

S. China Held

Board

Wants. Crowd

Boxing Spectators To Stadium Before TV

Says SYDNEY HULLS

Alexander Elliott, vice-chairman of the Boxing Board, has outlined his plans to safeguard boxing against com-

He had spell with To A Drawmercial television.

PART-TIME IDEA

At Sydney

the

In the end "the serious" one, strangely, may prove to have been the more entertaining of the two.

GROW UP HONEST

Finally, and I don't care if this sounds like a Germon 14: will pay you to grow up as an honest golfer. I have only known. four and I should like to think you were going to be the fifth

don't mean cheating.

i.

I mean being honest with. yourself. Your elders and betters when their opponent has won the hole in three and they are left whh

a Ave-footer for a four, knock the ball casually at the hole.

been trying

If it goes in, they count it as If it four because it went in.

they count it, as four doesn's, on the ground that it probably would have done If they had The Board wants spectators to crowd stadium seats

Gait is ike lite. Deceive any- before they pile up in front of television sets.

one else in this work, but for...

sake don't deceive heaven's "We do not want commercial promoter, 47% per cent to

yourself. TV in this country to go the fighters and managers, with the

Anyway, to quote my favour- Sydney, July 24. The idea was for him to play:

New York," remaining same way as in

5 per cent going to ite comedian the best of luck. The South Coast soccer says the board's general secre- the board. Jimmy Gould, as a part-timer, working on the

to you, Let me know your Managers meet in London on handicap at the end of Septem Johnson and Moss. W- and the goal-scoring Inside for pit face when he wasn't play team today gave the touring tory, Teddy Waltham. Nixon-Associated Press.

ward from Aberdeen cast onlying football. That never happen-South

July 20 to discuss the situation. [ber. Chinu team the £4,000 from the Waterford last season.

Haydn Price, the hardest match of Its Austra-arena draws an average of only That's the Seed flair. He sells old Welsh international-he islian tour when they held the 1,000 spectators. The rest stay

scout now-804 big, but buys in cheaply. He's a Charlton never paid a big tee in his life. Jimmy in a trial game and told visitors to a 4-all draw. and he isn't likely to start now. him: "You are far too good for

was played on 1. A great manager, and yet a a part-timer. The only work I Wollongong showground before

players' man. He always tries expect from you is football."

a good crowd and in fine wea- to treat his players as he would

he was ther, Seven months later like to have been 1reated

transferred to Spurs. The next The teams fought neck and himself.

season he won a Cup medal and neck from start to finish and at the year later his England cap. half time were 3-all. After eight seasons he moved on to Shofeld Wednesday and further honours. with two First

Neville Hughes

Throws Over

1

200 Feet

Irish

club ed.

Manager

PROUDEST. MOMENT

The greatest star he ever Lt. N. R. Hughes of the played with? "Charlie Buchan,"

former Regiment,

R HE Welch

6 13

4

1 Hongkong Champion in the

0 Javelin Throw and still the

Winning pitcher Fowler. Loser Colony record-holder at 187! Gomez..

Home

inches, beat 200 -Cincinnati,feet 2 runs Klusdewski, Post, Smith. New feet for the first time when i York, Dark.

he came first in the Inter-

New York. Late inning home Services Championships at runs by Bobby Hofman and Aldershot with a throw of Willie Mays broke up a tight 201 feet 1 inch for a Services pitching duel between South- paws Johnny Antonelli and Jim Collum ns the New York Giants defeated Cincinnati 4-1 to gain a split after the Reds had taken

FOURTH TEST ENGLAND TO

TRY NEW OPENING PAIR

record.

As predicted by Archie Quick in these columns, the Royal Air Force upset the Army, winning by 161 points to 144. The Royal Navy tralled with seven points.

F/O. Roy Sandstrom (RAF)

Linesman Howell Won't Allow Soccer Fans To Worry Him

Says BOB PENNINGTON Denis Howell, 31-year-old Socialist MP for the All Saints Division of Birmingham, will carry on as a Football League linesman.

When voters at the last General Election gave linesman Howell a majority they set him a problem. Could his two "lines" of MP and linesman run parallel?

in

MP

won both the sprints, in B.B and 22.2 seconds, Bdr. Brian How- son won the Mile in 4:00.4 with LAC Brian Barrett second 4:09.2

SAC J. Cameron and third in 4:11.4.

Pte. Ron Henderson won the Half Mile in a new Services Leeds, July 24, record time of 1:54.8 and LAC England will try a new open- Derek Ibbotson the Three Miles, Ing pair in their second innings also with a new Services record

nguinn! South

fourth Test here,

Atrien in

the of 13:52.6.

S/Sgt. John Bradley recorded ever time in the ly would not retain the Frank High Hurdles to win in 15.0 Lowsot-Trevor Bakley partner-conds with AC J. T. Johnston

of the RAF second in 18.1.

Peter May, the England cap. his fastcst tain, sald today that he definite-

the first innings

ahip which put on only 15 in F/O Geoffrey Elliott ond Cpl. Geoffrey Schmidt (Army) May did not indicate who raised the Services record in would open the innings but it the Pole Vault to 13 feel: 034 seems almost certain that Tom inch,

J/T Len Smith (RAF) upset the position he occupied in thote B. Morris (Army) with a with Lowson 50.0 seconds victory: In the 440

to Graveney will be restored

first

Ubreo Tests

as his partner,

Royal

Pharaoni

Yards.

AA Alee Valentine won the The weather.

remained

Navy's only victory with gloriously

the Leeds 170 feet 8 inches In the Hammer Ano in area today.

Throw. P/O · Mark South Africa will resume on (RAF) won the Discus Throw- the fourth day tomorrow with with a new Bervices record of of 321 rung wth Ave | 161 feet 10 inches, but was upset 1oft. China Mall by LAC Gerald Carr in the Shot

Put. Carr wou with 40 fout.

alend

wicketer Special,

There were some people inside ance of the strictly partisan football, as well as politics, who boys on the terraces, considered that a line-running Šo Mr Howell, who has been was overtaxing the toler-on the Football League's top list for four years, put his doubts in writing to his part-time em ployers, the League Manage-

SPORTRAIT

Somebody in the babk row is breathing”,

ment Committee.

LEAGUE ROSSES

The League bosses

discussed.

hia dilemma and agreed that it

The match

than There was never more one goal separating them at any stage of the match which was played un sofi ground.

It was the most brilliant foor ball ever seen on the South Coast by a touring soccer team.

Clever Chinese inside left Yiu Chouk-yin scored three goals and his general play was out- standing. He combined perfectly with Mok Chun-wah, one of the speediest left wingers ever seen in Australia,

The South Coast men lacked the cohesion and brilliance of the tourists, particularly in ball

control but were always quick on the tackle and attempted to

at their own play the Chinese short passing game,

The home team's defence

rose to great heights especially in the closing stages of the game when South China were fighting desperately for the vital winning goal.

"There,

the 20,000 - senter

nt home and watch it on their screens."

of

Shirts

stages During the early commercial TV, when the range of stations will be limited to a miles it is ex- radius of 30 pected that London fights will be blacked out in the South and shown in Birmingham.

NORTHERN FIGHTS

Northern fights will come on London screens and. with this two-way motera

sales.

system in force pro- should not suffer seat

What may give the board more headaches than anything elac is the money side of TV.,

Fight managers are not con- tent with the present distribu- 472 per cent to the

tlon of

Extensive Tour By Indian Hockey Team

Bombay, July 24,

The Indian Hockey team left ere by air today for Poland to compete in an international in his tournament in Warsaw, begin

ning on August 1. Ylu Wing-

Not one member of either team: could be faulted play.

South China scorers: Chouk-yin (3). Chu keung (1)-Reuter.

CHANNEL SWIM

was a problem for him to do MEXICAN BEATEN

cide. "It's up to you,” told him.

they.

"I'll run the line it wanted," says Mr Howell. "Maybe an MP Inesman will cause some amusement to the fans, but they

BY COLD AND EXHAUSTION

Cainis, July 24. Alberto Gomez Valladores of

pay their money and are on Tampico, Mexico, the first man titled to express their viewA. It won't worry me."

If I honestly thought that the game would, suffer: 3 would

to attempt a cross channel swim this ecason gave up.six or sevin kilometres (about four miles) from the English.coast today,

Brought back to Calals to

not carry on, but any comment through exhaustion and cold would be directed to me per- sonally, and can have no bear night, the 27-year-old swimmer ing on the course of the match said; "I was beaten this time, again **I bailove every politician but I am going to try should be aportiman, but about two wer there should be no polifiles in prevalladores pont 15 hours in the water China: Mati Special,

The team, which is making the visit at the invitation of the Polish Hockey Federation, will be away for nearly two months,

visiting European countries, including Holland, Bolgium, Czechoslovakia, Austria and East Germany-Router.

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