1956-06-01 — Page 6

LONDON WINS AGAIN

THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, JUNE

VICTORY FOR HUNGARIAN RUNNER

1956.

DEREK JOHNSON RUNS MILE IN 4:06.8 AT THE UAU CHAMPIONSHIPS

What a satisfying meeting there was at the White City, Manchester, last Saturday, and what a pity that there was only a crowd of about 1,300 to see it. The occasion was the Universities Athletic Union's Cham- pionships, and six meeting records were beaten, three in the men's events and three in the women's.

The sun shone; the 350 metres track seemed less aggravating than usual; the only invitation event was a complete success; und the Championships were of almost as good a standard as last year.

third in 65 etc.

London Valversity, as expret + { Ibbetson worked his way 01 sec., and, tiring a te, R e had le difficulty in refulta- | through the feld to Piric's Tog both team Utles.

Oxford, who were second in the mcu's competition last year a small team be Entered only a cause of examinations. The tires vutstanding performances wit the high jumping of Mis up king. the finish of Pirie in Invitation 3,000 Metres, Johneon's smooth win in Milc

GALLANT FAILURES

Lo and the

kuller, nd after another lap these two were 20 yards in front. Pirie continued to lead, passing

mile 141 4min.

and one 22.6ser. and

a dalf miles in 6min. 82 Bsec., but on the seventh up he appeared to alow deliberately As if to per- suode Ibbotson to go ahead.

Ibbotson, for once not TU11- would have ning a bront race,

Miss Hopking underlined her cluse by impressively winning | with the 80 Metres Hurdles from the WAAA Chiunplon, Miss Franwin, left at the big badly start and actually led at the first hurdle!

after

To improve

She

D

111

Johnson was looking remark- ably relaxed and with 200 yorda to go he was up on bis locs and away past the weary Walmsley.

strongly up He sprinted

timo home straight and his

160

of

1 min 0.8 ecc., the fastest ever. in the north of England, must ve all British milers food for [ve thought

of

Johnson is still thinking 800 Metres for the Olympics, me of it, and they passed the and perhaps it would be unwise bell (350 metres 10 go) to move up in Olymple year,

Pirie

the but he is expected to run the lead

Ibbotson striding Mile 10 the Kinnaird meeting, wwerfully a fvot belled. As and a faster time there might they entered the back straight change his mind. Ibbotson struck and quickly

USUAL FIRE lend of three yards.

standard was in the. The beat gained She then went ors to the High

it was 440 and sume thought that

Yards, in which the first 31. first all over

four beat 49,2 rec. Groves of Juanp and cleared 511 time, 5ft 6in. (meeting record), But this proved to be one of London, in only his second big and ft. 7, each on the second Pirie's best days and he hung

rave over the distance, wis

his attempt, and bud three gallant on grimly even when Ibbotson drawn Inside two chiet failures at 5ft 9ii, la mas attempt guined another yard. Both men rivals, Wrighton and Salisbury.

her world

hard as record were sprinting

they

Wrighton went off with his of SEL, Bal

but usual fire over the last benti

the first 300 swen irato was never close to clear-Pirie, working furiously, closed yards but Groves was in con- in this last height, but herton varel and in the home trol by 850 yard, and won well, coolness and great zust for rom-straight was foot ahead.

with Salisbury coming up fast petitions are going to get her over Ibbotson was not yet beaten for third only just behind Nume day.

and although losing his form he Wrighton.

The 880 yards went On Friday she took the Longclosed again only for Pirte to lump with 10. 7in. and she produce

Bool and victorious Mackay of Trinity, Dublin, who had hitherto run in rather an have won the weight surge over the last 10 yards. angelst

but now inexperienced manner There is 14 at had entered.

The time of 0 min, 9.4 see, was judged his race well, keling woman athlete to compare with 1 Billum.

outside the British best

сип the

straight and back J. Chataway, C Rarely con an invitation event by

but the sustaining his drive well up the have poved so exciting the Baish (about 2.5 sec, for the last long final straight.

(45

The sprints saw Box running was is far us anything 3.000 Metres. Wooel had

with-

[urlong)

J16 consistently an ever in the Pirie Chalsway has ever done. Arawo, so it was UH HI

100 Yards, The Mile must have come as

which he

wan in and Ibbotson 10 provide the

19 they hnd done something of a surprise to those 10.1scc., and Spooner just held

who had not heard of John-

off Ellis in the last 20 yards of last year over 2,000 Metres.

On

track the on's run in 4 min. 10.3 sec, last the Furlong. Manchester race took eight and a half taps, March. being started

The back sknight, and Pirie was

kad, hungry

looking

Breworks

This

by the second lap.

in the

8.2 c.

to

At Three Miles Juckson of Walmsley, the thin, dark Man-Edinburgh, who won the chester runner, soon took John- Students

Game 5,000 Metres as ever, con away from the others with last August and the VAU cross-

quarter rulles of 00 sec.

and country this year, revealed

Milwaukee Braves Score 15-8 Win Over Cubs

New York, May 31.

wa6

furious last lop la burn off Hey- wood. the pace-marker, and Suddaby, the holder, Jockeon's lime of 14min 5.2. 3.2sec. Inside Suddaby's record.

In the field only the Hammer stood out, Bain of Oxford hav ing a record throw of 170ft. fin.. with Bard, the holder. reaching 188ft. 10in.

Mirs Hopkins apart, the only winners of good class in the women's ovenis were the two internationals. Miss Francis and Miss Girl. spite of an jured leg Misa Francis won

100 Yards in 11.1sec.

The Milwaukee Braves bombarded the Chicago Cubs for 15 hits including five home runs -- for a 15-8 victory today in the rubber gume of a three-game series. The Milwaukee barrage of homers gave the Braves a total for the three games equalling the Major League home run mark for three consecutive games by one club. The Braves jumped to a fast lead, piling up 10 runs in the first two innings to send loser Paul Minner to the showers. Jue Adcock belted his first of two homers in 2in. with 134t. 2in. the first inning to score Bobby Thomson and get things ¦ going.

Del Crandall started the f New York was at Pittsburgh Braves off in the second igning and Cincinnati at St Louts in with a blast over the left field night games-United Press. wall. Consecutive singles by

Low

Burdette and Donny

O'Connell Anished Minner

Thomson tripled ost reliever Warran Hacker, scoring Eddie Mathews who had waliood, and

Hank Anton who had hit

safely.

In addition to Adcock's two homers and Crandall's blast,

in- the

her

Miss Girl made up for poor weight pulling by beating her own discus record by 7.

RESULTS"

100 Yards, K. J. Box (Lough- borough), 1: T Erinke Langh borough), 2 A. R. Dunbar (Glas- row), 3; 10.jsce.

220 Yards. A. Spooner (L06- don), 1: G. §. Eils (Loughborough). 2: A. France (London), 8; 22.2. 440 Yarginen. F. Groves (London). 3: J. D. Wrighton (Londoni, 2; J.

LATEST REPORTS Sallbury Laughborota) 3. po

ON AUSSIE INVALIDS

Sussex

| Saturday.

at

580 Yards. J. Mackay (Dublin). 1: C. Locke (Loncion), 1; D, G. Stewart (London), 3; 1min. 6.1cq. Mile-D. J. N. Johnson (Chiford), 1: M. Waupsioy (Manchester). R; M. Whitaker (Loughborough), 3; amin. U.Beck (securd).

Brinker

Three Miles-A.. 5. Jackso London, May 31,

(Edinburgh), 1 J. Heywood (Read- Billy Bruton and Mathews also When Colla McDoald today | Ing), 2; C. W. Suddabo (London). 3: hit for the circuit. Jim King Aggravated his strained left 14min 52sed. (resort).

1:20 Yords homered for the Cube in the high, the Australians were (Loughborough), 1 T. Ashibende fifth.

Laced with a problem in finding (North Staffordshire). 2: J. D. Price The Cube erupted in a last 11

the match (Belfast). 3 152ed. at player for inning rally scoring six runs,

Long Jump.-7. G. Hamillón (Del-, Hove on fast. 221. B 1: K. Parker all of them uncarped

(Loughborough), 22ft. Bla.. 2: A. C. Burdette allowed the Cubs McDonald's injury meant that Whitaker (Oxfund)," zift; in. 3.

Hop. Step and only four hits until

ит Туп the ninth the Australians had only 10 ft Loughborough), ott, 4h.., 1; R. M. and got credit for the win, el men, but later come the news Stephen (Glasgow), art. in., H. though ho needed help from that Jim Burke's leg injury had M. Murray (Ekinburghs), 4541, tn, 3. Red Muri

sexponded to treatment and he

Walcht. P. Jones (London).. The New York Yankees push would

be availablo

to complete 44ft. Ujin., F; R. H. Taylo, (Dublin) ed across five runs in the sixth the sặc.

4315-7in, FC. Norman Manches- ter), Alte Blaine, a inning to defeat the Washington

Hammer S Bain (Oxford), Senators. 9-0 and extend their

37art 1 record) JC Band American League lead to 011⁄2

(Oxford) part, din.. 2) L. tuigs. mont (London), 142ft. fin., 3. games.

party

|_ Javelin—11. A. C. Davis (London). 2000. Din 13 D. W. McKenale

dieburgh), 1841. Bin., 2. 3. C Roberts Loudmi. 17an, jib, d

*Inter-University-London Chold wrw); 10 points, Loughborque, es points, Oxford, 35 points, 3.

Mr W. J. Dowling, the Aus- trallan Manager, said of Oxford today, “We have had diskussions regarding the stato of qur following the injuries, But in HIS FOURTH DEFEAT

view of the latest report on the The Yanktop coupled three progress of the invalids from singles and two Senatge, errors our mexical advisors, we do not to fashion their five-run sixth consider any actions necessary in inning. The rally broke o

4-4 calling on players from Aus tle and hoarded southpaw Chuck trafia or booking help of anyone Stobbs his fourth defeat. Tom in this country, Margao the third Yankee pit. Morgan, cher, was credibod

tho EL LATEST NEWS".

"Women's 'Events"). Victory. The Yank collectki 12 The latest news of the athar hit, including

homer by Hanju Australian injured players le · 190" Yards--ME. “Femesele - (1ánch

Lindwall (thigh Bauert, but Mickey Mantle, the

Louble), ter League's lending hitter, was making good progress but un-Wallef (London) Held hitless.. my levers and wish to risk him against Bussax 1: D. Walker. (Lond), Lyla Luttrell homcred for on Saturday.

Davidson (injured left t thumb) 410 Verde, Ashby (London), +8:

Washington

woll. -progressing Bob Porterfielt of Howton pilebect a tour-bilier and col thus, ulç

Tected three hits himself in bost

His

Sandor Tharos, the crack Hungarian runner, easily won the 3,000 Metres international event at the British Games at the "White City on May 21. fellow countryman Rozsnyoi was second and Mugosa of Yugoslavia third.

Central Press Photo.

COLIN MCDONALD SCORES

CENTURY AGAINST OXFORD UNIVERSITY

Oxford, May 31.

The Australians, for whom opening batsman Colin McDonald scored a century, · looked set for victory at the end of the second day's play in their match against Oxford University here. The University will resume their second innings tomorrow with only three wickets left and a lead of 81.

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AT LEAST TWO JAPANESE OLYMPIC HOPEFULS IN UNIVERSITIES SWIM MEET

Токур, May 31.

Japan's swimming season in this Olympic year gets underway on Sunday with the 28th Waseda, versus Kelo: Universities dual meet with at least two Japanese Olympic hopefuls participating.

Waseda with a bigger collection of star performers was expected to win the meet with a lopsided score for its 17th straight victory. Kelo has won only one meet thus far.

The meet will be held at the 50-metre Meli pool. scene of all international competition in Tokyo.

Both teams have been work». { <xpected to do ing out hard and some better in the summer. creditable times for 'so carly in the season were expected,

Twenty-year-old Manabu Koga, who is virtually ́ -vertain to make the Japanese tearn to Melbourne,

was expected to win the sprints without much trouble for Waseda University.

He bas

in 57.0 on clocked

Metre Freestyle

for the 100-

-

condiderably

A REAL BATTLE Keio based its hopes on teen- ager Hideo Ninomiya, who has been clocked at 1:08.4 In' the |100-Metro Backstroke, He was jexpected to give Champlon Hase

battle. a real

Osamu Yamashita was another

Kelo

the United States were both PME PO in the butterfly com-

Koga and Reid Patterson of

timed in 572 in the 100 Metre

He hus in 1:11

Ocials

.

dono le 100

of the

Japan

Freestyle in the US-Japan dual Swimming Federation will watch moet in Tokyo last August but the races closely as part of their Patterson won declared the campaign to send the strongest winner by a faster touch at the possible team to Melbourne.

United Prese. goal.

HEAVY FAVOURITE

20-year-old

Keiji Hase, Japanese hopeful in the Olym

SHEK

GOLF

Shoemaker,

pic Games, W04 a heavy

The drow for the first round favourite to take the backstroke events for Waseda. He clocked at the Macgregor Cup to be 1:07.8 in the 100 Metre last week played on or before June 17 is Donn v. Grifftih, T.L.V., Boycott and was expected to do better v. Van der Touw, Stolber v. Fox, on Sunday,

McGregor, E.W.S. de Jong, Gar- Katsuji Messrs. Wilson, Captain Yamashita was favoured to win nard, Kinloch, Murvey, Smant, the long distance events. He is/Dr J. Gry, Rolinson, L

Jonce, G.W., Dickso Leach, Huyaho trying to stage a comebacit in the free style long

and R.D. Bell receive byes into distance raco after abandoning the butterfly the second round.

which he shifted two years The drow for the let round of he was the Saturday afternoon four ball Three

years ago

be dorod one of Japan's most knockout competition, to promising long distance swim- played before June 17 is F. G.

Harrison/Smart v. Newlon nearlymers after he upset Fond Kono Jones, Stoker/Donn Wilson

v. Dickson three hours. He kept a good of the United States but

Leach/Garrard, Backe/Shoo- tum the subecquently went into a slump length but did not

maker V. McGregor/Boycott, to the butterfly Macks/Saunders v. Bell/de Jong.. ball enough to be really treable and switched

coet stroke. some, and his two wickets him 40 runs.

Yamashita

Labe McDonald fell to a brilliant arm spinner Jack Wilson catch at mid-on off the West in the day to wore a rapid 41, Indian

fast bowler Edroond not out.

who

with finished of four wickets for 23

bowled for

Scores were: Oxford University 157 and 158 for seven, Australians 234.

McDomid, handicapped dilay by Leg trouble which necessitated his having a clanner, took his wore to 112 to récord | Kentish,

figures his second contury of the tour.

sung. Altogether he was Just under four hours at the wicket hit only six fours, but his skil- to ful innings was great value

the touriata when other wickets were falling cheaply,

and

Late in the innings he found a staunch partner in Gil Langley, who scored 41 In 81 minutes,

on GO for the and helped pot ninth wicket.

TOP SCORERS

S.-G. Metcalfe and M. A. Engar, top scorers in the University's first innings, were again the mainstay of the batting in the second, Metcalfe hit 04, includ- ing a six and five fours, in two and a half hour, and Engar punished Ian Johnson and left

COUNTY CRICKET

Surrey Scores Eight Wickets Win Over

Leicestershire

London, May 31.

Surrey gained their third Championship victory with

a day to spare today when they beat Leicestershire by eight wickets.

Set to get 119, they lost two wickets for 67 but Test captain Peter May (89) and David Fletcher (48) hit off the remaining runs without being parted.

Fletcher, frequently borrack- †, knocked 40 off the Durham ed for his slowness, was at the bowlurs for Yorkshire, wicket for two and a half hours but he made the winning hit - In the exact minute of the close.

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Durham's Watson made 69.

SCOREBOARD

Oxford, May 31. Sporeboard on the second day between the touring match

cricketers and Australian Oxford University:

Oxford Univerdly 1st foniere 157 Australians Ist Janings

night 108 for fivo)

(cryer-

C. McDonald, e Clube, b

Kentish

J. Rutherford, e Smith,

Kentish

R. N. Harvey, e and b Ken-

tish

113

he

has been clocked in 19:14 in the 1,500 and was

Third

"Comeback" Trail By Flash Elorde

San Francisco, May 31. The Filipino Featherweight Champion, Flash Elorde, and Gil Voladno of Los Angeles were signed today for a 10- ruond bout at the San Francisco Garden on June 11.

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It will be Elorde's third start trail since 4 on his "comeback"?

losing a heartbreaking technical 0knockout

Feather-weight Champion Sandy Saddler here last year United Press.

K

Mackay, e Metentre, Kentish

b

K. R. Miller, e and b Phil

ips

o

P, Burge St. Scott, b Clube 33 Benoud, e Clube, b Phillips 23

I. Johnson, b Clube

P. Crawford, b Phillips

G. Langley, ₫ Scott, b Phil-

lips

J. Wilson not gut,

Extras

(byes 2, No balls 1)

Total

234

Wickets fellai: 13, 21, 23,

34, 107, 146, 147, 180 and 208.

Two other opening batamen Kentish also shared the limelight. They Phillips were Alan Wharton Carica Bailey

both left-handers.

Clube

The Umely return to form of the Kent Test bataman, Colin Cowdrey helped provide the in-shire) and Don Smith (Sussex) Gibson gredients of another absorbing day's cricket against Darbyshire at Gravesend. Cowdrey open- ed the innings again at the wish of the England selectors and played many handsome strokes in scoring 68.

He twice drove -balls from off spliner Edwin Smilli Into the pavilion for six. He gave two difficult chances in tho twenties, otherwise it was a display without fault until he hands of mid-on, hit a full-pitch straight into the

also

EXCELLENT FORM

Excellent formą WBS shown by two other batsmen who wore asked to open their; Innings by the selectors

Tom Graveney scored, i Ane

BOWLING

O

MRW

11 5 23 20.1 3 09 *

12 3.30 0.

tor

Messra Kinloch/Murray, Dr. J. Gray/A.N. Other, Wilson/Griffith, Graham/Fox receive byes into the 2nd round.

Although it is intended that this competition should be played on Saturday afternoons, other days may be axed to suit the players concerned,

In both competitions the first named player(s) should arrange date of play.

During Maya Stableford pool competition was held and 79 cards were returned. The win- ners were "A" Section EM. Wiseley with 41 points, "B" Section S.M. Backe with 37 points, Runners-up were TL.V. Griffith 34 points in "A" Sex- tion and Messrs. J. Kinloch & E. Boycott with 25 points Tench in "B" Section.

Scottish Champion Beats British Amateur Golf

Title Holder

Troon, Scotland, May 31,

A new British Amateur Golf Champion will be. crowned here on Saturday as Joe Conrad, American holder of the title, was beaten by one hole today in his quarter- 10 0 32 final against Reid Jack, the Scottish Champion.

John Beharrell, the 18-year-old Midlander, and only English survivor, continued his magnificent form to beat Dr F. W. Deighton, a former Walker Cup player, by G and 5, while in the other two quarter-finals, both all Scottish, George Henderson beat H. V. Thomson by one hole and L. G. Taylor beat A. M. Bucher by 4 and 2.

23. 2 71 2 took a hun. Oxford University and Kanings Wharton, who dred off the Australians, hit his 6. G. Metcalfe, e Langley,

b Crawford................................. third century of the season against Warwickshire, and has 1. Gibson, b Johnson now scored 038 runs in 13 in-A. C. Walton, lbw b John-

three of them - not out. son Bath made 04, bons one of the A. J. Smith, e Crawford, fow bateraen who offered any Wilson resistanco to Gloucestershire's G. P. Deusie, b Crawford spin bowler Cecil Cook-six M. A. Engar not out for 82-Reuler.

Germany Beat

Spain 5-2 At Soccer

Barcelona May 31

M. D. Scott, lbw b Wilson

8. V. Clube, Miller J. A. Bailey not out

Extrax

158

Anals

Saturday,

All these matches were, for Two brilliant recoveries mark- the first time in the history ofed the quarter-finals. the Championship, played over Bcherrell lost two of the first 36 holes as will be the semi- three holes and was slit two. tomorrow and final on down at the ninth to Deighton but he came home in a daring First exding thought when 34, winning six holes and gain

with ing a lead of four. Then there Jack clinched his raid Conrad was that the Champion was no holding him and ho was Total for 7,

ship trophy would, rotarn home once nine up in the afternoon

hefore eating. Wickets fall at: 37, 65. 100, er & lapse of bree years.

Jack was three down, at the 112; 113, 110 and 158..

Doug Bach won for Australli end of the first round to Conrad two years ago and six times but won three of the first four Bowllog

since the war it has gone, to holes in the second round to MRW America. Ireland, through 3. dem level and maintained a 3 36 Eruen (1936), S. McCrookly and grip in a grimly fought match 4-26 3 Jo Carr have been the only over the into holes, though |3| 54 |3|| "home" whomers in the last ten Conrad took a turn, at fighting: 23 11 607 years but now it la destined for back after being “three down

Reuter," Scotland or England,

wilka woven la piny-Reitter.

60 to help Gloucestershire finish. Germany, beat Spain la_a “B” | Miller In a strong position against | international; soccer match here Crawford Sussex the Championship | today:by 5 goals to 2: after Johnston lenders and, against second cinas | loading (at halftime by 2. coals WILGOD

Willo Waison to 0.-Reuter,

pirts (South London), U. D.. The

Invitation 3.000 Metre. A G. opposition, boson (Longwood), Beocroft te neke Moors).. Bmin, 8.400.

P. Price. (NFQUIS))

(35 priclyester), 3. 30.sheed.

(chipped „bone in "-4x110 Yards Relay,

play against Manchester, z Lu

ing Baltimore 4-1. The Red Sox to include him na wicket-kopar, for)

ne a batsman but riskyBellaC)JE, 24

Walker

scored all their rub off starter Grater (stomach trouble)ro-1.Caen. (second)) Bill Wight, who suffered his aựth | B

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Archer (forn

fibres in back)

Moore enough rune to win in the next wook."!

on a walk Billy" ~ Klaus, single,

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