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THE CHINA MAIL, MONDAY, APRIL 30, 1956.

Ultimate For The Mile Is 3 Mins 55 Secs., Says John Landy

San Francisco, Apr. 29. Unassuming John Landy said today that the "ultimate" in the Mile run was 3:55, but added that he would not be around to try for it as he planned to retire after the Olympic Games season,

"After the Games, regardless of whether I win or lose, I'm through running," "Then I'm going to sit on the side, said the 26-year-old Mile world record holder. lines and watch someone, someday, run the Mile in 3:55,"

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Inticky biology instructur whose 3:54 standh as the best rver four-lapper, set the 3:55 mark as "the ultimate" in the Mile na said is would not hap pen until the next five to 20 years

Landy told a press conferefiero he hope to best the four- minute mark to either bis run at Los Angeles on May 5 or at Fresno, Califorma, on May 12.

Be refused to predict that he would beller his world mark. but admitted it was possible

all the factors are right." The factors, he camerated,

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is euther, track conditons and competition

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now than when I set the world record".

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Pleturing himself as a "frugal man", be said that running- which he does not particularly enjoy-cost him money out of his own pocket and valuable his teaching away from duties at the exclusive Geelong Prep School,

He

Australian noted that track athletes must help pay their own expenses and he met half his fare, some US$600, a the 1952 Olymple Games Helsinki.

from his long flight After Australia and the lengthy session with the press he was!- et le time in stretching his legs Be worked out this afternoon on the University San Francisco's grans footbull practice

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al Fresno's twee or three days here prior to Hatcliffe Stadium-similar in proceeding to Los Angeles, he texture to the black vinder sal will follow has uxtent workout

minutes by which he set his world mark programine - 40

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Auxiliary Medical Service Orders

Orders by the Hon. K. C. Yeo, CMG., Unit Controlier, Auxi

Granted Leave,/-3178 Chan_Pak-ki, 4207 Wong Yon-chlu, from April to July, 1900) 1948 To Cirukslewen, froen

llary Medical Service. Serial Apel to Dec. 1956 15208 3. W. No. 2/38. April 30, 1950,

Bodde, froen Apell 50 to Jan Traininghe following members) 15178 Dr A. W. Dawson-Grove, from Are required to report for training | April to Dec., 1998. as shown below:--

(A) Basic First Aid Coume No. Enrolments. — 3,4.50 --- 8304 Len _6.4,50—186050 T J. DPA/212, Harcourt Health Centre Kwok-nun

Bags Wonst Chika at 7.30 p.m., Jat, 3rd, Oh and 10th Kripalaney, Brescia, Apr. 29.

May-154 Fang Bing-kend, 0130 LAL 7.4.00--1585o A. G. Glovile, 1200 (AI Chuen. 1200 LJU Bad weather and slippery roads made the 23rd edi- Powai, 15030 R. 11. K.

15001 A. ilong; 11.4.50 ZAL FURY 210 Crichton, Kang-po, 6507 1604 Ď, $2.80 S. tion of the Italian automobile racing classic the "Thousand 11. Naward, Miles" live up to its tradition for tragic crashes, with a Ho Nadam Oth May Andrew K. 1. Che 6213 Chen Yu- toil today of five killed and 12 injured.

May 21 Woo Ming-hon, 3rd May Yat-chor, 18013 M. Yure. 8th and 10th May19021 22. 15. Tavaree, 10th May-0070 Lau_Shing-Jewath,

No. *cky Ward Training Cours WAB/108 Kowloon Hospital-2 a.m.

to p.m., 8th. 9th, 10th and Lith

Racing cars, travelling at high speeds, skidded on the alippery roads in the first part of the race early this morning. In two major crashes, two drivers and three 3000 Li Wing-kart, 3309 Wong spectators were killed and six drivers and six spectators were injured.

his team-mute

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(0) Ward Referècher Courier A.M.B. Training Ward, Kowloon Hospital-Counte No WR/56–—– zoud, 3rd, 4th, 5th and 6th May--7 a.m. to 200 Tong On. 2084 Linge

Once again the favourite for to

Eugento 2.30 pm 305 L Chi kush, the race was World Champion Castellofti of Italy, driving a.m. to 8 pm NE DO

Chow- race driver, Juan Manuel Fangio | Ferrari 3,500 c.c.

Nominate YOUR

A 2,500 cc. Ferrari, driven by Olivier Gendebien of Belgium, Onished th.

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It was a com- | ming, 4070 Yu Siwfoam.

to 10 p.m.3323 Kwong Pak-chu, of the Argentine. Once again plete victory for Ferraris, he could not win. The race went Behind Castellotti, Peter Col-007 Comel Quark, 4004 Yuen Tale fook, Course No. W11/50-8th, 7th, lins (Britain) flatshed second, i ath, pth and 10th Mayuda.m. to Luigi Musso (Italy) was third 3.30 p.m.-1977 Fung Chuen-kwan, 2017 Lung Ting-kou, 9 a.m. to 5 andi Fangio, fourth all 01

p.m.4052 Yuen Sik-ton, 4016 Kong 3,500 cc. Ferraris.

Mon 2.30 pinto 10 pill Stephen Lay, 4309 Teng Shh. No WR/00-10th to 2.50 p.m.

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Course No. WR/04 Kat-fal 150%, 10th, 17th and 10th a.m. to 2.30 p.m.-2031 Cham Kwok- kin. 38 Cheng Chol-mun..m to 9 p.m.-3777 Low Tung-chisen, 3710 Lilla-cheung. 3,30 p.m. to 10 p.m.

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Hongkong Footballer

Of The Year

Members of the public are invited to nominate Hongkong's Footballer of the Year for the current

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It is a popularity poll organised by the China Mail, and nomination coupons will be accepted until the closing date to be announced later.

The two qualifications for nomination are: (1) Footballing prowess (2) Sportsmanship on the field of play Nominations should be addressed to Editor, China Mail, Wyndham Street.

To the Editor, China Mail.

the

Fangio, who had trouble with his ignition, trailed behind carly on.

Last year Fanglo finished second behind Britain's Sterling Mors, who set up a record for the event with Dri average kilometres per hour for the 1,597 kilometres.

ENGINE TROUBLE

Moss year

speed of 157.05

This

bandoned

trouble. His record was never

carly on in the race with engine threatened owing to the rainy Castellotti

weather

and

only 137.442 kilo-

veraged metres per hour to win.

Castellotil led the race like a He Champion from the start. only gave up first place on two occasions: first between Ravenna

Pioro and Rimini to

Tarum (Italy) on a Maserati, who eban- doned shortly after, and secondly to Berghe Trips (Germany) on Trips a Mercedes near Ancona.

ted for only a short while and

abandoned accident,

My nomination for Hongkong's Footballer of the the Year, taking into regard his playing ability and his sportsmanship on the field of play is

BECKER TO TURN PRO

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(Signed).

IN BEIRUT?

Landy said he would relire By ROY MCKELVIE

after the Olympic Games be- cause he felt that he was now at his peak-running belter

Only Man Ever

Britain's No. 1 lawn tennis pinyer, Roger Becker, aged 22, Thay Turn professional this

Aummer

Becker, the son of a Soult London taxi-owner, has beeni sounded about taking a job as a

Fred Norris, 34-year-old To Beat Marciano professional to the Lebanese LTA

In Hospital

and the exclusive Alumni Club in Beirul

Recently Becker plyed In Journaments in Beirut and stayed on for another week. He has premiacd to retum there in August and make his decision.

Becker rescitly was beaten in a tournament at Chingford by Bobby Wilson on April 20.

Club officials

in Beirut say

in love with "Mr Becker fell

miner from Tyldesley, Lan- cashire, ran 12 miles 69 yards and one foot in an hour in en myvilation rnee here today, and collected o hatful of records in

Boston, Apr. 20. Heavyweight

Coley the process.

boxer Norris, British rock and Wallace, only man ever to defeat country International, Champion Recky Marciano, was in hospital today with what his falled by less than 750 yards to

world doctor described as "concussion Emil Zatopeks' reach

and possible skull fracture" [ol- record for the hour so up

but he became the firstowing a tenth round knockout

last night by a local fighter.

Wallace, who beat Marciano in their amateur days and who played the role of former Cham- pton Joe Louis In the movie Hls 12 miles 69 yards one depicting the famous "Brown several members of the Leban foot

ring is a new British Empire, Bomber's"

сагест. was ese LTA held private taiks with All-comers, National and knocked out by little-known Becker. English native record.

Bob Woodall in the final round HILs

12 miles-39 of a preliminary bout time

1851,

British

more

runner 10 cover than 12 miles in the hour and

only the third man ever to

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have done so

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on

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the country.

No official offer has been made, but my colleague. Noel Barber, whom I cabled on Cus subject,

informed was

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They

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Club.

NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES

Pittsburg Pirates Beat Dodgers To Win Their Doubleheader

New York, Apr. 29.

Ramon Monzant, who said during spring training that he was "too tired" to play Major League baseball this year, pitched a one-hitter today to gain the New York Glants a spilt with the Philadelphin Phillies.

Making his first start of the campaign, the 23-year- old "reluctant Big Leaguer" yielded a single to Del Ennis in the first inning and then pitched no-hit ball the rest of the way.

At that. Ennis would never have batted in the first inning but for an error by first baseman Gi Harris on a potential double play grounder.

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Item: 12.4.60-0313 . E. K. Fook, ale Dr Ip Chong-hing, Baid Foo

Chen; 14.4.50—016 Make Moron, 5219 Nip Pun-yan; 10.4.58 218 Fook-yen; ib.4.60-IDOSA W. r. Foole: 24.4,508219 Dr Wa Kay-hau, ad Sung Wing-choon, 8201 Dr Chang Yimes: 20.4.06-6223 Lam Ket-wing, 8023 Dr Paul W. Y Huang.

Promotions To Grade I-5133 Ha 401_Chen Ying.fong and Man-ka, 1074 Wong Sin-tul, W... 10th April, 1006. To Grade V-0414 Dr Ip Cheng-hing, w.e.t. 12th April. 1500, Sz15 Dr Wu Kay-hau end 1221 Dr Chang Yu-n, wet.

Y April, 1008; 5224 Dr Paul w fang. w.e.f. 25th April, 1960,

Transfers,-w..t. 20th April, 185A -466 Chow Hung from AP 10 YOIDFAP18; 940 Ying Chi-hwok from 243FAP to Dita AP/8.

Postings-402 Trang Wof-ining al- located to U746FAP/5. w.e.1, 20th April, 1000.

J. Owrn, Medical Defence Staff Omer, Auxiliary Medical Service.

CIVIL AID SERVICE ORDERS

No. 10 Orders by the Hon. C. E. Terry, Commissioner, Civil All Services, of April 27, 1950.

thut 1. Appointment -- Acting Rescue User-It is hereby notiflers for general information that Mr

Deputy Chan Sre-cheung,

Chief Rescue Offleyr, has been appointed Acting Chief Rescue Offletz, Resea Service, w,e.f. Apri 25, 1958 during the absence from the Colony of Ar D. 5. Phelps.

Results Of Courses Attended) Ward Training-Remak "Good" - WAD/203. 681 Chen Ying-fong. Bo sult "Fur"—WADAYS, 653 Ho Man- kal; WAD/302, 3074 Wong 6-. (b) Ward Refresher-Result "Very Good"=WR/52, 106 Lam Kam-ling: 3331 10 Ping-pul; 4330 Ng Ho-kam

*. Appoinument Acting 4120 10 Shiu-kee. Result "good troller, Communication Unit, it is WR/50. 4277 Chu Wing-d; 3000

hereby notified for general informa Kwok Hing: 3000 Fung Tak-ming: |tion that Mr T. J. Lindsay, Deputy 3241 Chan Hing-chung: WR/81, 479 | Controller,

Сол

ho beet appalled

Lee Sum-chun; 3306 Cheng Kos Acting Controller, Communications

331A Kwong Kong÷100; cheung:

Unit. w.e.f. April 27, 1956 during WI/ 1000 Chung IIon 1000 tình the absence from the Cotony of Mr

Foo-W. L. E. Miller. Ting-kan: WIR/63, 4224 Fong

mmg $780 Mo Pul; Tong Wai-keung: 77 Leung Kin; 770 Chu Man-tal. 2130 Pung Remilt "Fair-WR/60.

in third place for a long way,l-chot: 3422 Kwong Yuk-thum Juu Wong Chung-din: WR/51, 3000 the tast but dropped back in

Cheung Fan-chez: 4727 Ding Stul part of the race.

Kwong Kwok-lun: kwong: 3317

4711

4103 Cher Sheh-was; Castellotti

Lal Kwok-hing. Result "Failed" WR/51, 4000 Chu Chung-chok.

had ten-minute Sead at Cremona and finally won with 12 minutes, 18 seconds to

Collinn, with spare over Musso over 30 minutes and Fanglo almost 50 minutes hind him-France-Presse.

Asian Football

be-

Result--Despatch 3. Examination Bervice Duties, The undermentioned attended an examination in Despatch Service Duties on March 10 and 23, and on April 24, 1950 in Queen Elizabeth School and have - BUCCESS- fully passed in Grade 1 in that sub- fret: Area 2: 33103 Chung Sai-ho, 33478 Leo Hol-wing, 33401 Leo Fat- wah, 34677 Wong Ming-hing, 34820 Long Che-yuk. Area 41 32000 Leung Wing-yiu.

33058 Hu Kwok-ming. 33468 Fong Wing-chow, 33471 Cunet Tak-kee. 43473 Chan Tsan-fal, 33470 Lau Koon-Chung, 23502 Tang Xuen, 33483 Les Kee-wal, 23463 1 Way, The Interport Football Dinner 53319 Tu Che-wah, G, 31631 Wong in honour of the visiting Manila Tak-wing, 33530 Long Ting-chau,

33612 1 Loi fook. 3375 L Chinese schoolboys' football peng-kwan. J. BILO Tong Kang-fai

Dinner Tomorrow

team will be held tomorrow 3735 Yeung Chi-keung, 34300 Tong. evening at St. Joseph's CollegeE 34348 Lam Shing-chol, 34754 Kum Teng. 34771 Wong Fat, 34835 Ng Prom Pena, Apr. 20. and not this evening as originally wong lion, 34977 Chen Yock-Zoung, Cambodia beat Malaya 8-2 announced.

11., 35023 Lee Chun-yeung.

yesterday in the first round of The match between the' visit- the "Central Group" Asian Foot-ing team and former Hongkong ball Championship. France-schoolboy interporters has been

cancelled.

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AGENCIES

ST APPORTENME

the

by catcher Bob list the tack paced The Giants, who opener, 5-4, in 10 innings, Shepard who hit two homers

knocked in five runs. backed Monzant with a 10-hit and attack that produced an easy homer by Jackle Robinson de- and the committee of 8-1 irlumph. Willie Mays prived Friend of a shutout. the Alumni

homered and Whitey Lockman, Club sounded nut

SECOND GAME mina. 51.0 secs, also the Marco-Arthur Persley card at the prosects of Becker joining | Al Dark and Daryl Spencer

in the second game, best ever achieved by a British Boston Garden.

each collected two hits for the Pirates unicashed a 18-nit attack

out which included homers winneru. Monzant struck

by nine.

Frank Thomas and pitcher Relief pitcher Jack Meyer Vernon Law to route Billy Loca Nelson King in the in his first start. won his own game

inning yielded only two hits in the last 10th opener with a

the pick up homer off-Hoyt Wilhelm. Andy 6-2/3 innings to and

win.

two homera runs in

them.

1 understand ment will be in £100 a month

Becker told me:

that the pay- the region of

"It depends

The fighter, who bears a re- His linge for 10 miles-49

markable resemblance to Louls, mins. 53.2 secs also an

was knocked out by a right to National. Empire

All-comers

the jaw and needed five minutes and and English native record

to recover from the blow. He very much on how I play dur- for

today. measure

weighed in at 200 pounds, some Ing the next Norris also took the English native nine miles record with 44 mins. 67.8 secs.Reuter.

Her First Victory In Annual Golf Tournament

Spartanburg, South

Carolina, Apr. 20. Betsy Rawls, conquering the hometown jitters, nosed out Fay Crocker of Montevideo, Uruguay, by one stroke today to score her frat victory in the fourth annual Peach Blossom-Belsy Rawis golf tournament.

fLw mortis

20 pounds over his old fighting Davis Cup matches

eight. It wa

was his first fight in

eight months.

State boxing commission Dr Samuel Sandler sent Wallace to Baker Memorial Hospital in a

He is re! police ambulance, ported to be in fair condition- United Press.

2,000 Guineas Probables

London, Apr. 28. Twenty-two probable starters

for the

Two and Jocktya Thousand Guineas, first English turf classic of the year, to be

mllo

run over one

Wimbledon."

HORSE RACING

La Canea Wins

By Two Lengths

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tt

Seminick homered in the top of the ninth to give the Phillies

the

runa.

Post hit Wally 4-3 lead but pinch-hitter and knocked in four George Wilson's homer in the each game to spark the Redlegs ver the double win their bottom of the frame sent

to Cubs. Post's homers knocked came into extra innings.

first four Pittsburgh Pirates sur in Cincinnati's The

Red Balley's eighth- £3,020 Italian Oaks prised the Brooklyn Dodgers by enabling

sweeping their doubleheader, inning homer to prove decisive. also homered while the Cin-Frank Robinson 10-1 and 11-3, cinnati Redlegs completed

by game as they walloped 12 hits. defeating the Chicago Cubs, Post's homers raised his season 5-4 and 8-4, in the other No total to seven. tional League games. St Louis In the American League, the

Indlans wasted Cleveland at Milwaukee was rained out.

Bob Friend pitched a six-brilliant 13-strikeout pitching hitter and struck out seven in effort by Herb Score to bow, back to beat the opener and The Pirates 1-0, but cama backed him with a 14-hit at-

the Detroit Tigers, 8-4, in the eccond game of their double- header.

sweep of a four-gamo scrics nor the Redlegs in the second

Milan, Apr. 29. La Canea won the £3,020 sterling Italian Oaks over one mite three furlongs at the San Siro course hero today.

Was

TABLE TENNIS

Diana Rowe Wins Two Titles In

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Netherlands

Nijmegen, Netherlands,

Apr. 30, Britain's Diana Howe won

t

Bill Tuttle homered in the 10th

to break up the linning

battle between Billy pitchers' Hocft and Score. Hooft ylalded nine hits and was in frequent

Score trouble while

Allowed only three and was us only one throughout the contest.

Jam

La Cance, who is by the 1950 Italian Oaks winner Cadette, raced away over the Anal stretch Miss Rawls, starting the Anal

lo win by two lengths from 10 holes of the 72-hole event

Moleca

two four strokes behind the lender.

Geraldine, Betty Jameson of San Antonio,

lengths further away third in a New field of six runners. at Texas, came home with a one-

market next Wednesday are: Iaia swept into the lead after over-par 72 for a 278.

Philius II (B. Boulanger) a perfect start, followed closely Miss Crocker also shot a 72

Tortilla II. Moleca, but mised chance to throw Milesian (L. Ward) Rustam (D. by

La Canen and the match imo a playoff when a Smith) Drum Beat (W. Snalth) Geraldine,

Bronessina. 35-foot put on the 18th hole Chantelary (E. Dritty Ratin

La Canen, ridden by Stylo edged by the cup and stopped tlon (W. Rickaby) Roistar (

Eddery) Cash and Courage (E. Parravani, made up ground on six inches beyond.

Belly Jameson, complaining Smith) Final Court (L. Piggott) the outside as the horses moved sho wao "not well rosted and| Into Rockm (5. Clayton) Hamama

into the first Vend but Tala conred to an (A. Breadley) Haut Brion, (no still led by about 1% lengths. not keen enous and a double jockey) Buistion Ardent

bogeys

moved up Spen Valley (W. second place between fala and Poincelet) running at

at 297. hour of St Andrews, Bralow) Kina. David if (w with a strong but on the out- Illinois, trailca Mise

Rumneenit (F. side. Crocker Johnstone) Mariene Falmer) Monterey (WH. Carr)

passed the stands with a 75-295 while

As the fold: Bouter Hagge of Asheville, Dionisio (E. Hidio) Fist Light on the Anal atretch La' Canea North Carolina, came next with (no jockey) Royal Splendour (E. took up the lead and wont on 17--200 Louise Sugms of Sea | Cracknell) and Magnetla' North to win comfortably, a Jaland, Georgia, was tied with (R. Cartwright).

Totalizator dividends for a 10 1550s Jameson ́at 297. užber-ai) All carry nine-stone (120 lire sisks were with 33: piacos 21-14, 17-21, 21-17 and 21-18 Kansas City at Chicago were 78-United Press,

-poundis),--Reuter.

20 and 20,--Reuter,

61 with bogey to

The

six

put her well out

Roiz

Geraldine

to

but Canea camo

It was Score's second loss of the campaign-both by 1-0 scores.

Vie Wertz and Al Salth hit two titles in the Netherlands two homers each in the second international table tennis tour-gamo as Bob Lemon tossed a amment played off at Nijmejen seven-hitter for his second win. Dick Tellebach singled home last night.

In the singles Dinna Rowe the winning run in the ninth beat Hejch Ellot of Scotland inning to give the Washington after 6-4 decision 21-18, 22-20 and 28-21 in the Senators a

Hal Smith, homers anals:

BHY by In the finals of the Ladies Gardner, and. Tito Francona Doubles, teamed up with Helen. paced the Baltimore Orioles ta Eliot M Rowe beat M. at 6-0 irlumph in their opener. Grober and Kionala of Germany, New York at Boston Cand

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