1955-10-04 — Page 6

WORLD SERIES

THE CHINA, MAIL. TUESDAY, OCTOBER: 4, 1955.;

TIME OUT FOR A DANCE

YANKEES EVEN ACCOUNTS BY BEATING DODGERS

5-1 IN SIXTH

SIXTH GAME

By LEO H. ˇ· PETERSEN

New York, Oct. 3.

The New York Yankees, scoring all their runs in a wild first inning, evened the World Series at three games each today when they defeated the Brooklyn Dodgers 5-1 behind the four-hit pitching of Whitey Ford.

Powered by a three-run homer by Bill Skowron after the Dodgers opened the gates with two fielding lapses by Junior Gilliam and the wildness of starting pitcher Karl Spooner, the Yankees gave their star southpaw all the runs he needed in their first time at bat, and sent the series into the seventh and deciding game tomorrow,

No Replacement

Yet For Loader

The

London, Oct. 3.

In the MCC team

be known for a week or so.

In that big one, it will be two Skowron, The Yankee first southpaws starting for the clubs, basemon rified one Into tho

with Tommy Byrne, who won right field stands for three runs.

the second game of the series, Podres, going against Johnny

who won the third game for

Brooklyn.

Ford was brilliant as he won

replacement for Peter his second series start. He had Loader, the Surrey fast bowler taken the first game 0-5, with

lour ninth to

inning reller help from Pakistan this winter will no1| Bob Grim. But today he went at The way and gave up only four singles to the right-handed This was announced by the

Sub-Committee power-packed Dxiger line-up. MCC Selection following a lengthy meeting t Loday. Lomir withdrew under medical advice.

The

THIRD INNING

BREAK THROUGH

Only once did the Dodgers break through Ford's assort- ment of fasi balls, curves and

Peo fourth inning when

Wee Reese singled, went to second when Campanella walked and scored on Cart Furillo's single.

speed-ups. That was In tho

Ford was in trouble after that, but always managed 10 bear down when the, heat was good crowd of 64,022 the big Yankee Stadium cheered him on.

What's more, the Dodgera lost

in their record-breaking home run Sub-hitting star. Duke Snider, who Lord's injured his left knee in the third leave the pre-inning and had to

GC,

DS

MCK Cricket Committee also met al

After Skowron's homer, today and had a long,

minary discussion on the

It is doubtful if Snider Alston brought in Russ Meyer, plication relating to the no will be able to play tomorrow in but it was too late. The Yankees

the big one at Yankee Stadium.di

ball law. There was no state ment afterwards.

France- Presse

HUTTON'S BACK

IN PLASTER

London, Oct 3

Sporner started off today by walking shortstop Phil Rizzuto, them on a 3-2 count fauned Billy Murtin. lut Gilliam was slow covering

base second

and Rizzato, who

was off with the

pitch, advanced safely.

set Spooner walked Dougald,

not Score off the right- hander, nor his successor, Ed Roebuck. But those big

first inning runs in the enough,

Ave

were

Skowron's

led homer

the two-team record of 17 in one

An up- serles, set by these same two Gil Me-clubs in 1953-United Press.

Yogi Berra then hit u ground

The next stage in the treat-ball just to the right of second ineal of Len Ilution, the York-

buse but it went past Glam shire and England cricketer,

watu centre Stell Rizzuto came today when his back was

scoring. It was not too dimcuil encased in plaster,

chance for Gilliam, but the official scorer eniled it a hit.

Hank Bauer

supped legitimate single to left, scoring McDougald,

Je 1

bren

Leeds In- Amary for a fortnight because of a slipped disc.

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Hutton antist May

the plaster case for three months. but he will leave the hospital in aburst week's me.-France- appeared on

but

Presse.

д

NZ Cricket Team Leaves For India

Wellington, Oct. 3. The New Zealand cricket team left here by alr today for their 10-match four of India and Pakistan.

The team is due at Karachi Dodgers' maninger Wall Alston on October 5 and the first match the dugout steps, will be against a Karachi Xi on let Spooner pitch to October 8-Reuter.

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This unusual picture was shot during a recent match in Copenhagen between the Frem and Skovshoved teams. While one of the players makes a flying leap for the ball, two others seem to be taking time out for a dance. Well, a football field is as good a place as any to polish up your Mambo steps.— London Express Photo.

SPORTS SURVEY

Uncoventional Cricket Match In Mid-Solent

During Autumn Equinox

By

"ALL-ROUNDER”

The Brambles sand-bank in mid-Solent is exposed twice a year only at low tide at the spring and autumn equinox. An unconventional cricket match was played there on the latter occasion on September 17 between Mr Uffa Fox's team of "Yachtsmen" and a combined Parkhurst and Camp Hill XI calling themselves the "Prisoners.'

"

The two sides sailed to the “ground” in a sloop, and stumps were pitched on the exposed sand which measured about thirty square yards. Several of the fielders took

British Ryder

Ryder Cup Team Chosen By Wrong System

Says LEONARD BELSHAM

London, Oct. 3.

The announcement lust week of the Professional „Golfers' Association's order of merit for 1955 adds weight to the widespread belief that Britain's Ryder Cup team was chosen by a wrong system.

Also that a blunder was committed in not giving one of the last three places to Henry Cotton; non-playing cap- tain of the 1953 team and admittedly, even to his severest critics, number one personality in the game.

IL can be added tint the [reached the seral-final of the system adopted-first seven in match play..and had the best the order of merit up to and single round (80) in the Masters, including the Open Champlon- but for the rest of the year he ship and three other: depending has not been consistent. un performances In the late epson events-has now been

Neither has Fallon who, apart

scrapped, a confession perhaps from being runnor-up to Feter of its weakness.

Thomson In last year's Match Play and this year's Open, has But with the final order of not exactly hit the headlines." merit Cotton disturbed the top Two swallows never mode, a seven as placed after the Open.nummer and if he has been He inished fifth mainly because chosen on those two perform- of great display In

the ances it occms that with no

1

ready in the Cup team and

en

Masters Tournament, in which Ryder Cup experience he is the he was runner-up to Harry victim of a gamble, Bradshaw. Bradshaw Wag al- It must make mich men 05 Max Faulkner (39); Fred Daly it would have been logical in

and Peter Ailisz, whose all

(44) circumstances to give a

performances

bove this year. place tn the second

man-given them higher placings In Cotton.

the order of menit than either

But for some reason he was Fallon or Lees, and all of whom have experience of matches passed over and the last three against the United States, won- places went 10 Eric Brown, der what to do to win selection, Arthur Lees and Johnny Fallon.

In Allies's case there is de Lees is only a year youngfinitely youth in his favour and than Cotton, and Fallon is past there are people who would

42.

have liked to see most, if not pl old stagers scrapped for this match, "We can't win a Ryder Cup match in the United States

the final 10 Their positions In

18th and

order

of merit were 20th respectively.

DOUBTFUL

runner-up to Ken Bousfield in

-yet," Bald one critle, let's concentrate on 1997 und blood a team this year with the encoun-

1 very

Colton, non-

Brown, a great fighter and ter of two years hence in mind."

It might have been the Match Play Championship, good idea. And earned his place but doubts playing captain of a young gang, have been expressed Lees and Failon. Lees certainlyChina Mail Special.

about could not have been surpassed,

a ducking when they retrieved boundary hits the boundary being the water's edge. Dai Dower KO'd In

the

assistant

SCGBON

with

to

Liverpool play Upper Park on October 8, And cross Northern Ireland a week later to meet Dublin Wanderers and North of Ireland, they will be playing

six

Very

strenuous

12th Round By Spanish Champion

who in- start to the new The "Yachtsmen," cluded Dr Reginald Bennett, three successive defeats, are in Conservative MP for Gosport for a hectic October. They will and Fareham, won by four runs break fresh ground when they in on exciting. Anish. Both the travel to Federal Germany at Governor and governor of Parkhurst Prison the beginning of the month to turned out for the "Prisoners meet the Deutscher Rugby XV. matches in only 17 days Now a football match Is en-and three days later the Park

THOMAS EDISON

Nottingham, England, Oct. 3. visaged for the Brambles at the are to face either a RAF Ger- spring equinox.

many XV or a Combined Ser-soccer club who are to entertain Rhyl FC, the North Wales

Young Martin, 24-year-old Spanish Champion, vices side at Munchen-Gladbach, the Full Bolton Birkenhead Park Rugby Union headquarters of Northern Army League side under floodlights on night when he knocked out the holder, Dal Dower

Wanderers won the European Flyweight boxing title here to

Club,

who have made a poor Group.

Tuckernuck Best Backed Horse For The Cesarewitch

London, Oct. 3.

Tuckernuck, a three-year-old colt trained at New market by Fred Armstrong, was the best backed horse for the Cesarewitch at tonight's Victoria Club callover on the "Autumn Double" races.

October 31. are proud to recail

that they played their first of Wales, in the 12th round of their 15-round match under lights as long ago

the first Association Football match to be played in Britain

es December 1879 possibly Championship fight here tonight.

It was the first defeat in 28 bouts for the 22-year-old Dower, who still holds the British and British Empire titles. This was the Welshman's first defence of the European crown 'which he won last March from Nazzareno Giannelli of Italy.

under auch conditions,

Thomas Edison, then touring the country demonstrating "the wonders of electricity, Was

responsible. He Axed up the The dark-haired strongly-built | Pascual Percz, the Argentinian floodlight with his dynamo and Martin had Dower-in trouble holder: The fight was con- a threshing machine borrowed early in the bout and the Welsh-aldered by many to be virtually from

farmer. According to the man never seemed happy against an

the club's records, many hundreds his southpaw opponent. the home of spectatorn were attracted and side swarped the opposition 7-1.

•

DOWER DOWN

elimination contest for £ crack at Perez.-Rquier.

As early as the third round the

Kuts Runs Under

Spaniard was beginning to show Tuckernuck closed at 20 to 1 after being supported Middlesex and England cricket-and the end was in sight from R. W. V. Robins, the former the superiority of his punching to win £8,000, Smart lightweight jockey Wally Swinburner and Test selector, put the beginning of the fifth round- has been engaged to ride him.

Bon Mot 11, a six-year-old French-bred gelding owned and trained by Stanley Wootton at Epson, made the biggest advance to 100 to 8 from 33 to 1. There was no big money for him, but layers were cautious following his prominent display in

Last

Saturday's Newbury Autumn Cup in which ho finished sixth, beaten' Just over a length.

French Design, last year's Cesarewitch winner, Is now clear favourlic at 10 to 1. There was more support tonight for

ไปส stable companion,

Romney Legend at 100 to 8.

Business on the Cambridge shire Handicap was very light. Golden Planet and Retrial (who advanced to 25 to 1 from 33) were the only two seriously backord

Closing odds. were:

CESAREWITCH STAKES

(2 miles 2 furlongs, Newmarket

Oct. 12) 10.to. 1 French Design,

100 to 8 Romney Legend and Persepolis.

:

28 to 1 Gudmenormist,

for man had been floored

Chatele for

29 Minutes For 10 Kilometres

forward a revolutionary plan when Martin dropped Dower for (not his own) to brighten up a count of nine-the first time 100 to 6 Bon Mot II,

the County Cricket

the 1 Brilliant. Green and ship when he spoke 20 to

in ū

a lengthy count.

Bucharest, Oct. 3. Tuckeruck,

Vision

show recently. Cham- Martin kept up the offensive Vladimir Kuts, the 25 to 1 Chorus Beauty, Anglo-pionship matches would

be and Dower had neither the skill Russian distance runner, failed Iranian, Jenny Lind, Windless played only on Saturday, Sun-nor the strength to keep him at by only five seconds today. In on and Lark,

day and Monday of each week, bay.

attempt to beat the 10,000 Metres with the championship cut in In

in the tenth round alone world record of 28 mins 54.2 half to provide for and relegation. The rest of the taking counts of six, eight, eight, Czechoslovakia.

promotion Dower was floored six times aces held by Emil Zatopek of

Test matches and other games. back

aside for nine, nine and seven. He came Kuts, however, set up a new

courageously in

the

Soviet record with a time of 28 eleventh but another scaring mins 50.2 secs. Weather con- He pointed out that better at left hook under the ribs put him ditions were against a fast time tendances on Sundays would largely offset the loss of gate down for another count of eight, with a chilly, gusty wind blow- money due to one and not two vanced confidently

In the 12th round, Martin nding across the republic stadium. championship matches each

knowledge: that He thought the present well week. Golden | programme was too heavy,

33 to 1 Romany Air, Dragon Fly, and Wildnor,

40 to 1 Peter So Gay and Vanished Agç,

CAMBRIDGESHIRE HANDICAP

(1 mile 1 furlong, Newmarkot October 20)

100 to 9 Turks Blood. 100, to Manati and

Planet."

18 to 1 Pirnic. 20 to 1 Double Red. 25 1 1 Novento, Alligator II and Retrial.

to

33 to 1 Cronus, Military Court, Kookaburra and Tudor Jinks.

week would be set

with the

he had the won. He dropped Dower ..with another

Tort

-Reuter,

LADIES' BOWLS

He was supported by Mr C. G. hook to the; body and Dower Howard, the secretary of the was no sooner up than he was Lancashire County. Cricket Club, again sent on the canvas -- this The United..Services Recrea- but Wilfred Wooller,

HITNEY captain

writhing and rolling on tion Club beat the Kowloon and perrotary disagreed that

of Glamorgan, the floor.

Dock: Club 30–17, in a Ladies” there was too Ho struggled once more to League Lawn bowls match play- Arst-class much

cricket in beat the count, but was rising ed at KDC yesterday,

when the referee Championship reaches ten and signalled that

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UBRC Mrs Flander, Mr Goodyear, Mre Gran, Mrs Hetherington (skip)..

40 to 1 Bee Wallah, Marly Britain. He thought that there shakily Knowe, North Cone, Cardillac, should be Tale of Two Cities and My games, with each county playing the fight, was over, Smokey,

each other at home and away Victory for the Spaniard to-

KDC mako

the Championship night puts bim în Une for A Mr H. Davidson, Mre

World Championship bout with Mrs J. Riley, Mra Camp-

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