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England Lost Big Advantage Note To
WATSON AND MAY
STRUGGLED IN
LAST MINUTES
London, June 22.
away
a
threw England
great opportunity in not making a substantial score by losing three wickets for 74 runs in their first innings of the second Test at Lords today, after brilliantly dismissing the Australian last five wickets after lunch at the cost of only 50 runs, and the whole side for 285.
man clalmed Ave sparkling boundaries and a sixth seemed on its way when Benaud made
really superb
However, Australia are ilkely Bold and upright, he played to labour under a big handicap, delightfully, cutting and driving Pat Crawford, the New South crisply and cleanly. The Kent Wales fast bowler, playing in his first Test, had sent down only five overs when he retired with a pulled thigh muscle. There is the possibility that he may not take any further part in the match. This is ill luck for Aus-
tralia who in the first Teat
catch in the gully. The ball travelled at such velocity that most people were looking at the boundary, al whereas Bennud had shot up his
Nottingham, lost Lindwall and right hand and held the ball as Davidson, two other fast he overbalanced on his back. bowlers, also through injury.
Depends On Three
As
Mayors Bombed
Two
stergod
Rome, June 22.
Italian
mayors
unhurt from attempts that
their
homes
bombing
wrecked
yesterday.
terrorists Exploded
two
mines
Outside
the
Iho-
In Slano near Balerno.
land
homen of Christian
mocratio Mayor G. Tenore Vloe-Mayor Raffaels and
Di Benedetto,
Д
In Senobi, Sardinis, similar bombing tore down a wali of the home of Mayor Jolanda woman Urru.
No one was injured 'in" the two attempls.---United Free
London Tennis
+
All-British Women's Final
The
Sussex Loses Chance To Rejoin County Leaders
London, June 22.
United States
Athens, June 22, The Greek Foreign Minister Mr Evangelos Averoff, told Parliament tonight that the Grook Government had lodged the "strongest written protest" with the Ameri- can Embassy here about the
delay in negotiations
the to
extra- alter
territorial status of United
States Citizens in Greece.
US military and civil missions personnel have been enjoying wide extra-territorial rights in
Sussex lost a good chance of rejoining the County Championship leaders today when lowly This Warwickshire beat them by four wickets. was the only match of the three championship Greece since 1947. games today which could have affected the leading positions.
of
Professor Cosin Teatson, Pro- mier's Office Minister, said that negotiations between the Greek Foreign Office and US Embassy officials were aimed at bringing these rights into line with those by other Atlantic Treaty Organisation countries to US DOTE
personnel agreement irr principle was With Kent and Leicestershire In hind OVET Gloucestershire who are third with 64 points. their runs on the first two days
ints having spent no long in scoring reached last November but de- inils were still being worked! Hampshire and Sussex are next: with 60 points, but Sussex have there was never much likell-out-Router.
hood of
resuit,
Kent took played 10 matches one
first inning points despite a thon Hampshire.
Charles effort by uplendid
In
Lancashire, ono
throo ability to tum the ball sharply counties to win yesterday, we off a length hait the batsmen top of the table with 84 points in trouble. Fortner Test bata provided from ten matches, 16 points in Bill Edrich, undefeated with 31, front
of their nearest rivals made the winning hut for Surrey, who have also played Middlesex just before lunch. Jen games. Both have a game
were
anxious
Professor Teleos adkled that
Peimver with 71 nốt out. Pirie Equals
token re- tcore 203
Warwickshire's victory today their second innings Leicester- was their second championship hire
uffered only success of the season, though Lendan, June 22.
needing only
runs to win sistance when set to British Wightman Cup there
runs in 110 minutes. nony players Miss Pat Ward and moments before the end. Miss Angule Buxton will meet in the women's singles final of the London
Teads Lawn Championships, et the Queen'a Club here tomorrow.
Ward beat the Australian they Miss
Daphine Scenes 0-1, 4-6, the Miss
England's worries were not over. Watson and May struggled. through the last 35 minutes but the left-handeT developed the game stands. Autumeness when struck the tralia are clearly on top. Eng-knee in the last over. Only land caTY
a long tail and as with diḥleully did he survive to they have to bat last they need the close. England will need a substantial first innings lead. Watson tomorrow, fur Whether this will accrue prob- really have their backs w ably depends on three inen, wail. May, Watson and Dalley.
IN.
Australia lost her reven maining wickets today for the addition of only 105 runs, One hundred and eighty overnight, the tourists teli at regular Inter- vals before England's varied attack of pace and spin.
England weTO after lunch, capturing their opponent'a coat of only 50 runs,
well
OR up five ut wickets at
1
England began
their replay after tea, Richardson and Cow- drey being menaced with an arc of eight Be.der behind tha stumps for Crawford and Miller, The tall and agile Crawford ap proach nousured 30 yartis which he covered with 19 paces.
shaky
Knee Damaged
Jovin
Routed
overs,
three
Pace bowler John Bannister
the routed
tour remaining Susex bolymer who added und in his 8-1 und Miss Buxton beat on 22 runs today
of them Miss
of Darlene Hard,
the maidens, he conceded only le United States, 0-4, 7-5 In the ma
Bui Warwickshire runs.
Just semi-finals today.
their first wicket with only w
W. J. Dowling, managey Dí
Ken Rosewall, 'seeded number runs on the board and a keen two for the Wimbledon Sussex attack had half the alder the Australian team, said to-
next out for 42. that Crawford was ex- championship beginning night Tremely unlikely to bowl to-week, will meet Neale Fraser in all-Australian final of the morrow. "In fact, 1 regard him.
men's singles. as doubtful for the rest of the
Rosewal
Aus- beat fellow match," added Dowling.
tralian Don Candy 6-3, 6-0 and South Fraser beat Abe Sogai,
Nottinghamshire lost their last Africa by
B-4-Ave wickets at Trent Bridge for 5-7, 7-5,
the addition of 63 rung Reuter.
{ Middlesex, left to score 02 10 win,' knocked them off for the loss of three wickets.
A
Willle Walson, who was struck on the knee and damaged nervo ia receiving massage treatment and expects to be fit to resume his Innings tomorrow. |--France-Presse.
Rediffusion
11.50
The
Adventures
of
an
Yemeni Prince
In Russia
Moscow, June 22.
Seif di Islam Mohammed el Badk Crown Prince, Vice
Then Bert Wolton came to the rescue with a stylish 53 not out for Warwickshire,
ena
Nottinghamshire never really recovered after losing Cyril Poole, who made 21, to the third delivery of the day from the oftspizurer Fred Titmus, whose
SOLUTIONS:
In spite of several momente, England had made 10 in 35 minutes when misfortune HK.T aguin befell Australia. Crawford
Tho Scarlet pulled up lame in his firth over
Pimpernel Star Premier, Defence and Fordiga BOYS AND GIRLS PAGE Fing Marius Guring: 12 Noon,
Minister of the Yemen, today and had to retire. As at Not- Tune Time; 12.30 p.m., Musle by led a Yemeni delegation to the tingham, the main attack then: 1 pen of Melody: 115, Kremlin for talks with a Soviet rested on Miller and Archer.
News, Weather Report and Special Announcements:
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Far from being discouraged Australla severely England in the next 50 minutes,
shook
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of Scotland Yard Marroted by Reporting this today, the off- Clive Broak; 4, Ruse Morgan with cial Soviet news agency Quest Artists: 4.30, ubythm Parade; said the talle took place din a 3. Melody Magic; 6, Birthday meal- bag; 6.03. Urst itequests Frented friendly and cordial atmosphere, by Linda, Calling: 1st Bn King's-Reuter.
disposing of Richardson, Graveney own Royal Regiment (Lancaster); and Cowdrey, thus regaining the Rediffusion's Jazz Club; 7.30, initiative for the first time dur Sidney Torch
bia Orchwire ing the
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He was well Test Match-England v. Australia-Mopes Hopes Hops Beer Skittles caught by Langley off Miller.
Commentaries by Rex Alston, John
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Miller claimed another victim is top tunes of the week; 10.05, The ard day's play at Lord's; 939. The shortly afterwards. Graveney Screen Presents "A Lesson for the foiled to get right over the ballTeacher" Starvin Sally Ellers: and it broke back to take his 20.30, Fred Sotelo and his Winpalde; middle stump. So far Graveney 118. Cricket (Second
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Australia, Yurther putation in the series.
commentaries on the 3rd day's play as the
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commentary on
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Canal; Cristobal.
ANSWERS
SCRAMBLED MESSAGE: The "Mo 1. "Cat Street," .
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PANAMA 12 Midnight Sting Templo on Queen's Road
Cowdrey, in aplio of his brief London: innings, was the only one to the Race at Ascot;
Stakes"-Rocorded show Test class in this match. lejose Dow
East
Don Kenyon hit his first cen-
thu of
for Rouson tury
Com- Worcestershire against
David University and bridge Fletcher did the same for Sur- rcy against Oxford University.
-Reuter,
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3,000m Record
Trondheim, June 27. Gordon Pire today equalled the 3,000 metres world record here, clocking seven minutes 55.5 seconds.
The record of 7:53,0 won set by Sondor Ihoros (Hungary) at |Budapest in May last year.
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