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FOURTH SEEDED PATTY OUT

THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, JUNE 28, 1956.

Young Bobby Wilson Gives British Tennis Its Biggest Boost In Two Decades

London, June 27.

Bobby Wilson, 20-year-old Londoner, gave British tennis its biggest boost for two decades when he beat 1950 Wimbledon Champlon Budge Patty in the second round of the Men's Singles at Wimbledon tonight.

He beat his fourth seeded opponent by 12-10, 2-6, 6-3, 6-4./ - Wilson, who does not even command a singles berth in the British Davis Cup team, played an inspired all-court attacking game to wear down the debonair Parisian-American.

Palty, usually one of the most artistic and complete players in the amateur game, was busted cut of his rhythmic stroking by the supert volleying and aston- ishing retrieving of Wilson.

Earlier on this day of shocks the third seeded player in the draw, Sven Davidson of Sweden. who is regarded as Europe's No. 1. had been eliminated in five sets by Ashley Cooper, 18- year-old Australian Handcourt Champion.

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ON THE SIDELINES Youth in dominating the 1950 with Wimbledon,

only two rounds of the Men's Singles completed, three of the eight seeded players are now on the

sidelines. On Monday 1954 Champion Jaro lav Drobny of Едур

ht

the

Austral

Jalien to Ramadhani Krishnan, 18-year-cúd Indian.

Removal of these three stars, have left the way to APPERS

for the Opret 21-year-old Low Hand and Ken Rosewall.

who has needed! Hoad, of 109 already won the Australian and French titles this year, has only one other seeded man let in his half of the draw,

Richardson,

Ham

He is American aundergraduate at Oxford, who came near 10 defeat in his first round match against Australian Jack Arkinstall. Richardson is seeded 6th.

pre

Barring Rosewall's way two seasoned Wimbledoi per- Io 26-year-old Kurt formers Nielsen of Denmark who was Banlist last year, and American Vie Selxus 1933 Wimbledon Champlon

In the Cooper-Davidson match few games went to devce nad long rallies were rage,

NUMERICAL SUPERIORITY

Australia have a numerical superiority, supplying nine of the 32 players left in the Men's

LAWN BOWLS

CCC Teams For League Matches

Singles.

The United States are

next with seven.

Britain hove 3 men remaining Italy, Sweden, Denmark and South Africa each have 3, while India, Rhodesia, Spain, Chile and Belgium have one each.

Seventh-seeded Mrs Dorothy Knode of the United States was been in the second round,

R. Emerson (Australla) best J. Pickard (Britain)' 6-1, 6-4, 3-0 Brien (Australia) bont P

0-3,

Elsenborg (US) 6-0, 6-1, 6-4.

A. Marshall (Australia) beat M. Pirzade (Pakistan) 6-0, 6-2,

6-3.

J. Fieltz (US) beat D. Hughes (Britain) 6-2, 6-4, 0-4.

She went down to Czechoslo- I. Warwick (Britain) bent vakia's fred representative at | Horn" (Britain) 10-8, 6-2, 0-1.

G. Forbes (South Abrien) boat S. Glammalva (US) 8-1.

BUDGE PATTY

THE RESULTS

The following were results of matches played today in the Wimbledon

Lawn Tennis

Championships:

Men's Singles-2nd Round

. Nielsen (Denmark) beat

0-7

04.

B.

Wilson

Budge

(Britain)

beat Patly (US) 12-10, 2-8,

E Ayala (Chile) beat R. Becker (Britain) 1-8, 4-6, 12-10. 6-2, 6-3.

K. Rosewall (Australia) beat G. Word (Britain) 6-2, 6-1, 6-3. J. Morris (US) beat B. Gulley (Austamiin) (-2, 0-3, 0-3.

Women's Singles --- 2nd Round

Miss J. Shilcock (Britain) beat Miss A. Haydon (Britain) 3-0, 6-3, 0-2.

Vollmer (Germany) beat Ms. Spiers (Britain)

Zca-

G-2

G-0.

Misa E. Beeroft (New land) at Miss J. Clarke (US)

6-3, 3-6, 7-0.

Miss

(S.

S. Waddington Africa) beat Miss J. Macleod (Britain) 40, 12-10, 10-8.

Miss

S. y (US) beat Miss G. Bucaille (Francó) 6-3, 6-2.

Mies A. Gibson (US) heut Miss P. Shooler (Britain)

8-4.

0-3.

Miss V. Puzejova

(Cecho- slovakia) beat Min D. Knode (US) 6-4, 7-9, 0-1

EXIT

SVEN DAVIDSON

Fleet-footed Sven Davidson, the Swedish No. 3 seeded player was surprisingly beaten by 19-year-old Ashley Cooper of Australia in the second round at. Wimbledon yesterday. Cooper won 6-8, 2-6, 6-3, 1-6, 4-4-Reuterphoto.

NORTHANTS WIN THE

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SAN MIGUEL BREWERY DARTS LEAGUE FINAL

By "CENTRE”

The finals of the San Miguel Brewery Darts League were held at the WO'S & Sgte Mess, 19th Field Regt. R.A. Sek Kong, by kind permission of the President, on Satur day June 23. .'

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A. All (India) 0-1, 8-10, 6-21} (US)_beat A. Dehnert and J. excellent displasra of dart throw: pelied all

Owen

Australians

Make A

Fighting Recovery After Losing Three Wickets

Shefeld, June 27:

After losing three wickets for three runs in the first fifteen minutes, the Australian cricketers made a fighting recovery against Yorkshire here today and were 206 for seven runs at close of play on the opening day.

The initial recovery was brought about by the two Australian youngsters, Ian Craig and Peter Burge, who shared in a fourth wicket stand of 96 and were un separated until after the lunch interval. Burgy it 48...

20-your-pid Craig-whoris

on his second tour of England, ecured 75 to beat its previous best in England 71 not, out against Combined Services in 1083.

The sand was followed by a fine inilags of 110 not out by the dour left hander Ken Mackay who, batted three and three quarters of an hour for his entury, which included ten boundaries.

EARLY COLLAPSE

Bowler Freddie Truman was responsible for the barly Austinlian collapse. With the firs: ball in the match he shat- tered Jack Rutherford's stumps and with the second delivery of his next over he dismissed Jim Burke leg before for one. Two runs tater Bob Appleyard struck with the first ball of his scepad over and got Neil Horvey Icg before.

'Mackay's century was

his

second of the tour, and his 116 Det, out was his best score of the dorson Mackay was mildly barracked by

COUNTY CRICKET

Kent Collapses After Scoring 140 For Two Against Lancashire

London, June 27,

Kent, bottom of the County Championship table, col- lapsed against the Championship leaders, Lancashire, to- day, losing their last eight batsmen for 30 runs after they had scored 140 for two.

Robert Wilson and Arthur Fagg shared a third wicket partnership of 86 runs in even time but the later batsmen had no answer to the sph-of Tom Greenhough (four for 48) and Roy Collins, who took three wickets for 16 runs in five overa on the Old Trafford wicket.

By the close

Lancashine's

At Lord's Essex 249 (Dodds

At Worcester: Worcestershire mall 10,000 crowd when in third wicket pair, Cyril Wish18 (Dows 50), Royal Air Force

pul:135 for Efx. (Subba-Row 67), opened his innings. But he soon brook and Bil Edrich, had threw away the restraint for Lancashire in a strong position which he has become, noted on with an unbroken stand this toure and completed his 110 hundred out of 188. Essex crawled to their total Aj ̈Gulldford:, Cambridge: Uni-

of

B. Bailey not out 51). Middle- Fox four for no wiciret,

versity 204 for eight

lectured:

After Richie Benaud was of 240 in an unattractive day's seventh out at 210, Wicket cricket against Middlesexkat keeper Len Maddocks joined Lord's. The crowd began bar (Protiove 51, James not out led). Mackay in

another excellent racking after Dicky Dodds had Surrey, one for no wicket. sland which produced an une takon 210 minutes over his B2 At Birmingham. Oxford Uni beaten 86 in the 100 minutes and Test player Treyor Bailey versity 330 for eight declared before the close--Reuter}}

had plodded to 01 not out in (Allan 63, Walton 152, Weeks three hours,!

aix for 93), Warwickshire 15 för

Wicket,

Talgo Wins Irish Derby By Six Lengths

1 The

mų

Af Southampton:

The Army'

Mike James, the Cambridge University batsman who bit contury on his first appearance 272 (Green 84, J. Edrich 84, for that Univerally against the Piiman Ave for 70). Hampshire Australians, scared another to 68 for four-Router. day against Surrey in two hours and 25 minutes. He hit one and 13 fours In hig undercated innings of 100 and, his

six

rewarded him with an invitation'

o play in the University match

Women's Soccer

agalast Oxford next month. Match Banned

J

Bruce Dooland, Nottingham- shire's Australian leg-spin

In Holland

Men's Doubles - First Round

R Krishnan and N. Kumar Wimbledon for many years, Miss (India) bont A. Hammersley The finalists were the WO'S & Sgta Mess, Northamp Vera Puzejovs, who won dex (Chile) and G. Oakley (Britain) tonshire Regt, and the WO'S & Sgts Mess, 38 General sively 6-4, 7-0, 6-1.

6-2, 7-5, 6-4.

S. Destrmwu (France) and Hospital. A. Van Möégeren (Netherlands) beat. R. Bennet and N. Lewis The winners were the Wo's, the board and in the second leg (Britain) 6-4, 1-0, 4-6, 2-0, 0-4. & Sgts Mess, Northamptonshire he went out in five visits.

N. Pietrangell and O. Sirola Regt, and well they provicd At this stage the 33 General (Italy) beat H. Billington and their prowess The spectators. Hospital could not make a draw but Howard of B. Butler (Britain) 6-3, 6-2, 6-2. numbering approximately 250, of the match.

provided with the Northamptonshire R. Holmberg and B. Mackay were certainly

diju

Dublin June 27, bowler, had most of the Glamor- doubts In the last

English brown colt, gan batsman worried' at Trent Ven Dalsum (Netherlands) 0-1.ing by some of the players on some to give his side victory "Talgo" by "Krakatadr-Mis Bridge taking rix wickets for 00

both sides. 6-2

by four games to two.

France, owned by Mr. G. Old-in the five and a quarter hours B. Hutchins- end D.

ham, trained by Harry Wragg it took the Welsh county to Results were:

** the conclusion of the and ridden by E. Meror, won score 210, (Britain) beat J. Bronkman and B. Van Vorhces (Netherlands)

match, Mrs Kingsford, wife of the Irish Derby, nu over one 33 General Northampton-

the President of the wo's &

Derbyshire made hard work shine

Hospital 7-5, 6-3, 6-4

Mess 19th Fleld Sgts

Reg.

getting runs against R.A presented.. the prizes to

Joan the winners and runners-up.

"No" "women" will play mecer borso "Roistar" accurate but never hostile

set the tone, taking three in my municipality," Mr J. de The Prizes included a silver English Derby, was second, six and a half hours over his 72 and Widt said at a council meeting. challenge cup and a sliver re-length behind Talgo. "Reister not until the last hour when the without enlarging plea for each member of the is owned by Mr J. Mcgrath, eighth wicket

George decision. pair winning team and the ruINNETS“,

Irained by S. Mcgrath and, was Dawkes and Clifford Gladwin, ridden by J. Eddery. Third, hit 65, did Derbyshire master three lengths further back, was the bowling. "No Comment" owned by Mr F. Shane, trained by Robinson and ridden by P. Powell Ja

0-1.

L. Hoad (Australia) beat T. Fancutt

(South Africa) 9-7, 6-3, 7-5.

A. Gimeno (Spain) beat G. Regan (Australia) 6-2, 6-2, 0-1. (Belgium) beat The following player have L. Barclay (Canada) 6-4, 3-7,

to

7-0. Jepresent Cricket Club in ናክሮ First Division League

been selected

Craigengower

Brichant

D. Black (Rhodesia) beat O. Prenn (Britain) 4-6, 6-4 0-0,

mutch agatal IRC Blues at TRC | 7-0, 0-1, on June 30 at 4 pm.

G.

FIRST DIVISION

A. Souza, W. C. Ogley,

C. R. Rusclei, B. W. Bradbury.

G. Hong Choy, P. K. Lau.

F. O. Mudur, S. L. Leonard,

C. C. Mo, F. Lee, A. E. Contes,

J. S. Landolt,

SECOND DIVISION

The following will represent the Club against HKFC it CCC on June 30 at 4 p.m.

P.

R. Ragi, R. K. Pavri, T. A. Leonard, J. W. Leonard.

W.

Sousat, Y. M. Razack, 0. F. Santos, Madar,

P

R.

G.

Manson, C. K. Sung

Soarts.

Captain: G. Madar.

Lew Hoad And Rosewall Last Seeded Players?

Larsen

Regiment

"2 1 Wiseman 2 Robertson

0

2 Norli

Talbot

2 McDonald

GONDON

0

up.

R. Howe (Australia) and Art

beat Buser Hayden (US) (Switzerland) and D. Scharen Carley gulvel (Ceylon) 6-3, 6-2, 6-1.

Gibson Collar and H. Truman Hermitage (Britain) beat D. Black Boyd (Rhodesia)

and K. Saeed Howard 2. Allen (Pakistan) 6-4, 6

6-4, 10-8. Men's Bingles ---- Scictiņā Round

CLOSE AFFAIR 2. H. Rich8) bent G.

Sgt. Pawry of the WO's & Sgis 8-1, 6-1, 6-0.

The first game between HayMed, Transit Camp, won the R. Perry (US) beat G. Shea dd Wiseman was & prize for the maximum score of close affair and the only one of the season, which consisted of (US) (-4, 7-5, 6-4.

the match to go to three legs three full sized silver durts. H. Flam (US) beat T. Vin- cent (US) 0-3, 5-7, 6-3, 0-1. Wiseman eventually winning to Women's Bingles 2nd Round give the 33 General Hospital mounted on a plinth,

Mrs G. Davidson (US) beat food boost by being one game Mrs G. Walter (Britain) 6-3, p. 7-9, 6-4,

8-4.

game.

Seagulls Invade Soccer Field

Wellington.

London, June 28. The previous rounds of the Men's Singles have produced so many shocks in the Wimbledon

Carley, the captain of tho Misa A. Mortimer (Britain) Northamptonshire Regt.. Lawn A.

Tennis Championships

team that it would not surprise some beat Mrs C. Punton (Britain) made it one each by winning the here if the two favourites, Aus (-1, 0-2,

second game by two straight tralians

Mrs H. Brewer (Bermuda) legs. Low Hoad and Ken Rosewall, were the only re-beat Mrs J. De Riba (Spain) of nerves, played a true captain's Carley, showing no signs. maining sectied players after 0-4, 6-0,

Consistently finding today's third

round

Mrs L. Hoed (Australia) beat treble 19's each visit to the board Seagulls threaten to "queer Hoad should carry too much Mrs A. Thomas (Britain) 8-6. he did not give his opponent any the pitch" in the South Island

for American Johnrgy

town

of. Nelson, husband of Beverly

Mixed Double»- Lut Round Fleitz, one of the leading chal

where the South African Ruzby. V. Seixes and Miss S. Fry In the third game there were team, the "Springboks" will

two very good darts players play on July 4, Rosewall should also beat the Mrs C. Van Der Storm (Nether opposed to each other. Clason Persistent wet weather has 6 ft 7 ins Italian, Orlando Birola, Lucis) 6-2 6-2. Reuter and and North have reputations of attracted hundreds of seagulls A Neish, without much dimeulty.

France-Prose.

dart throwing so the spectators, to the football Beld and they Vic Seixa

'nectio anticipating a comes up against

game, have been puddling in the were most certainly not dis wetter, patches and damaging the Herble Flam in an all-American clash, and if Flam is at the top

appointed, Gibson, having the turf. The civic authorities are of his game, Seixar may join the

slight edge at the finishing trying to devise some means of other aceds in the stands.

China double, won by two straight scoring the gulls away

Mail Special

THIRD DIVISION The following will represent the Club against KCC at CCC on June 30 at 4 p.m.-

L

G.

A

C

Bart J. A. Fox langers for the women's title (US) beat J, Van, Dalsum and

J.

Silva,

Castro

Jamail.

Fager, 2. Tak, 8.R. Solina, M. Q. Wong.

Cuplain: J. A. Fox.

LANIES' LEAGUE

The following will reprostit

Mrs

Kurt Nielsen (Denmark),

the Club "Greens against USBC runner-up last year, morts the at UBRC on Jung 30 at 4 pm tenacious little Chilean, Luis Mre 8. Silva, Miss H. Kwong, Ayala, who only just missed

Mrs & Roselct. Beltig seeded this year, and Ham Souza, AGAINST KEGO

Richardson, the American Davis The followire will represent Cup player, plays Nielsen's the Club "Galde" against KBGC | compatrio", Torban Ulrich,

Like Flim and Ayala. Ulrich as the stroke equipment to join the ranks of the giant-killers China Mail Special

at KBGC on June 30 at 4 pm :--

Mr M. Ma, Miss P. Phabhas,

Mr Hong Choy, Mix B,

Corred

THE GAMBOLS

TWINKG

FOR THE

Surplus Profit For State Soccer Pool

Copenhagen..

the

chance,

In the

fourth

provincial

Talbot of the 38 General The surplus on the State-run for Hermitage

Hospital, proved far too good New Zealand Wins Danish football pools amounted game. Special mention is made to - 2,500,000) -- kroner (about € 125,000 sterling)

Sydney, June 28 Northamptonshire, [of Boyd,

The New Zealand Rugby when winning the fifth game. franquial · your/-1054-55,

The money is used to support His display was a treat to watch League touring teen-boot Northe sport, recreationna gotivities on and was roundly applauded by or New South Wales 18-14t Chios social work, ** China Mall the spectators. In the first leg Narrabri yesterday. Sypial

So went out in four visits to Meil Special.

for

by Barre

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CING, DEAR

allo whats

my podkr

Appleby

GOLIMEN CHURN

and a half miles at the Curragh Course today.

The Irish

4

of

who was third in this. your's Kellyptonshire attack.

There were 10 runners,In cluding the Aly Khan's "Chief Three, which led the field most of the way, “Taigo!" "took up the running three furlongs out and although strongly challenged by "Rolatar, hold on easily,

CLOSE OF FLAY SCORES

..

Al Manchester: Kent → 170 (Greenhough four for 43), Lan- cashire: 16% for two (Wash- brook not out 70).

A Derby: Derbyshire 278- for seven (Celly (73) versus Northamptonshire. *!

Zwolle, Northern Holland, The burgomaster of the manli. village of Averoest: near here firmly turned down a request to allow two women's fodball teams 10, play a match to raise money for their clubs.

00

his

The woman went to a nearby village and played motor-polo instond.China Mail Speciaă.

Rumania Beat Norway 2-1

At Soccer

Oslo, June 27,

Rumania boat Norway by two

Botting was 8 to 2 Talzo, 4 At Nottingham; Glamorgan goals to one in an internallomal lo 5, Roistar and 7 to 1, No 210 (Parkhouse 58, Dooland six "B" team football match, played :! Comment. The going was ex- for 69), Nottinghamshi -12 nt Plocsti (Rumania) today. tremely hard.-France-ProsSO,

Reuter.

for, no wicket;

HAVING A GOOD TIME WITH MOTHER