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THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, JUNE 29, 1956.

FINAL AMERICAN OLYMPIC CANADA CUP COMPETITORS

TRACK & FIELD TRIALS START TODAY

By "RECORDER”

The final United States Olympic Track and Field Trials take place today and tomorrow at Los Angeles and the first three in each event, irrespective of their past record of achievement, will be selected to repre- sent the United States in the Olympic Games at Melbourne in November.

A fourth alternate will also be selected who, after a final trinj later in the season, may replace anyone of the first three in his event who, trial performances show, has not kept up his training.

afrasest

recent performances

California, of

the

·O'Brien and

LES

world recori-

#rip?

con-

The strugge

for berths on Field Club of Philadelphia, Max

uf the University of holder Fortune Gordlen are al- the Olympic team will be in Truex

Gordon most certain of two of the Diy- terse in most events oven If Southern

of the contenders link | McKenzie

New Yorkeus berths. The third berth here on Pioneer Club, Joe Tyler of the ils very open with several certain of a berth

and Navy

the Ashenteller in the 180-tool class.

The brothers of Philadelphia, There Similarly. Cy Young of THE SPRINTS

several challengers, bul Olympic Club looks certain of a In The aprints the

matu are

tav Javelin Throw. gratesation as if Duke University's from this short list most of the berth

In any Leo Long of the Olympie Club Duxe Sime, aflet world berths should be filed.

Americna distance

run and Sid Kiwit of the NYPC arv cust record braker and expoaller

performance. ors stand very little chanes of the next best on ll be wos injured m the pat

Phit Conley of Cal Tech. It trboris

Juny mexlois at Melbourne two weeks ngo. IN

his only on account of enough to qualify The Amer

-istency, looks a good challenger. ean AAU gave him at Frankin

To the Hammer Throw, Clif Held. world record-holder m The pace in the High Hurdles Blair of Boston University is the the Javelin Throw, ม พ

izy the last few weeks in the place in the foul trials -

United State has been torrid new American record-holder at 211 teol 3 ches but im precedunted step in the bistory Jack Davis has brought down

Olymple tryouts performances of American Olymple trials.

the 110 Meires High Hurdies so far have bech pour. The Many lendkar athletes have world record to 134 seconds, foiled to quatery, notable among but the same day al thean #choulboy High Jump held last Friday he was beaten record-holder Walter Mangham in 13.0 seconde" by Lee Calhoun who had cleared fue North Carolina College in Inches earlier this scase11 but

the final. edited out st week al

was

Bakersfield.

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THE HURDLERS

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more_combient Hai Connolly of Bakers The Boston Athletic Association, Albert Hall of Corneli And

Marsa John Morelleld of the

of Technolgy chusetts Institute will be very Inre to beat There are nist Bob Baekus und Marty Engel of the New Yorks Athletic Chibi ko be reckoned with

Shankle, formerly Duke University. hollowed up his 13.7 a few weeks bacit with

Buntby

Abilene 13.8 for hurd place & Berkeley

and should be

very strong Christian

Texas comandar College of

Cr the third boath. who proved quite concluzively But there are alse Charles Prat The Berkeley trials Iw of the Army, Rafer Johnson af weeks ago that he could the University of California an run Sane.

Los Angeles and Milton Comp- ap |bell of the Navy, all of whom parently revered Thane Bukeshave done 138 tins kenson.

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Lewis, with their 30.3 und 50.0 and King in the most cer!- tive trials of them all

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The appended tables how the best performances this sea- son of this week-end's finalinis in the au American Olymple Tryouts at Los Angeles. As per- formances for several uddi Monal qualifiezy lust week-end ure not available and they did not re Kister

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performance varlier in the reason, there is blank against their names in the performance table, In any 123C, Ex bat unlikely They are most

much UIRO- anything but very

rans

100 METRES DASH 10.2 Bobby Morrow (Aliene. Chr 1 102 Iga Murchison (Army) 10.3 Thane Baker ihr Force) 10.3 Walle Willama (Army) 10.4 Bobby Whülden (Texas) 10.4 Lemon King (California) In John Habies (Pennsylvanian 10.5 al Norton (Santa Clara YC 10.8 Rod Richard (Army) 108 Dave Bune (Duke)

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10.7 Ken Kave (Morgan State:

Art Bigg (unattached)

200 METRES DASH (Around a turn)

The best men in the 400 Metres iso Armed Forces Champion areblem. there is no guarantee Ira

Murchison, who has clocked that they will find themselves 10.2 this sensriti, and Pensyl- jon the trip to Melbourne.

a much vonja's John

The recont price

bon greater sprinter, judging by very hot and Eddie Southern of his placing 1 competition, Texas looks an excellent bet for than his men have suggested the winner. Though Southern's this season, Haines, however, is beat so far is 51.2. it is a well also in the 400 Metres.

favel thai he is Jenown

Tuster

20.5 J W Mashburn Oklu. A & M)' the fai and over the In the 200 Metrent Baker both on

20.0 Bobby Morrow (Abilene Chr Davis or feld last

20.0 Thone Baker (Air Force) Saturday. Olymple hurdles than either

Lewis. Veteran Josh Culbreath,200 Andy Stanfield (NYPC) Champion Andy Stangela inches behind Thane Baker Inpetitive experience

210 Rod Richard (Army"} who hasn't had as much

210 Dick War (Kansas) this season 211 Larry Meride (Army) 20.0 seconds, use of the fastest

and Compton's 211 Dave Sime (Dulce) Metres us the others. 200

Atterberry w212 Bobby Whalden (Texas) Wille young also be very much in the rum-21.2 Tdium Buch unatt

21.3 Willie Williams (Army) Un are to judge we

21,4 EX Bratham (MJch. Slate), 21.4 Ray Norton (Santa Clara YC 216 Landy Reinigino (NYAC) THE JUMPERS

21,6 Jlm Segreet (Abliene Chr.| The High Jump trials have so

0.1 second abstracted for bean something of a farce formance over 220 Yarda turned 20.0 seconds for the 220 with many good men elimited

400 METRES RUN Yunds around tur earlier in and many

indifferent perform- 450 2m Lea (Air Force)" the season and who was sixth

431 Lou Jones (Army)

the

tirn around a turn in history So it looks very much

like

the three Olympie berths here t

carlier trials form will go to Morrow, Baker and Stunfold.

J.W. Mashburn Oklahoma A&M who

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last Saturday, is not too likelers qualifying, At Los Angeles | 450 Tom Courtney (Aimy;

1 is

to be in the picture as he is Dumas also in the 400 Metres,

MIDDLE DISTANCES Mashburn's chances in the 400 Metres will depend largely

Tom Country

of the US, Army and formerly of Fordham. Courtney, better known as onc

on

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First-over Chineec professional golfers from Tal- wan, Lu Liang-huan (left) and Chen Ching-po, pic- tured at Wentworth, Surrey, when they competed in the Canada Cop International golf tournament on two June 25. Lu and Chen were eliminated after rounds but they finished third in a consolation tourna-

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9401 David Peterson

10 01.1 Rum Ferguson (Stanford) 10:11 2 Jack Mursten (Coll of Pacifler 11-10,8 Dlek Rodihaley (UCLA)

110 METRES NON HURDLES 134 Jack Davia (Navy)

130 Lee Cathou (N.” Cor Colli

137 Joel Shankle funɔti, )"

138 Charlen Pratt (Army)

138 Rater Johnson (UCLA)

130 Mäton Quapbell (Navy)

138 Elina Gilbert Winston-Salem(" 13.0 Willard Thompson (Amy)

13.9 Dean Benson Willamette) 14,0 Leo Loewen (Mankato Tehra 14.1 Ance! Robinson (Fresno State |

14.2 BD Curtis (Tex Chri

14.3 Dick Lindsay (Montana)

- Harrison Milant (unatt.) Vo Bruner (Air Force)

* Performangs over 120 Yards High Hurdies, the course for which is a few inghen shorter.

400 METRES LOW HURDLES 50.1 Glean Davis (Ohio State) 50.1 Aubrey Lewin (Notre Daine) 312 Eddie Southem exne Froth ALG Wille Aftarberry (Compton JC) 51.8 Josh Culbreath (Aring")

51 Hoy Thomson Rice Inst.)

$10 Paul Thrash (Pittsbergh 82.3 Hot Rittesting (Army)

62.3 Leo Yoder (Amy)}

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Billy Jere Wright Satta

Clan C 45. Ernte Smith (Poem)

L.J. Sylvester (Utah Blateri

DISCUS THROW Fortune Gordien (uniti, STEA 3 They O'Brien Air Force (93; Al Ourtor (Konape} 100: 8% Das Koch (Air Force! 100

Ron Drummond (UCLA) 179 B, Bink Babka (USC) 175-05 Don Vick (UCLA) 124 0 Charles Buti (California) 114 1 Jack Egan (USC) 172:11 Rabers Von Dee (Oklahoma; [Minnesota) 172: 05 Byrd Thompson 107 -10

Way Line (Santa Clara YC)

147 84 Ken Bantam (Manhattan) 184. 2 Albert Thompsom (Navy) 201-499 John Donaldson. Lärmy]

Jack Ellis (Coll T & FO HAMMER THROW

211 J Ck Blair (Boston Ui 208:10% Hal Connolly (Boston AA) 204: 51⁄2 Albert Hall (Comell) 100. 4 John Morelled - (MI)

190 245 BU MoWnlama (Downloin) 102 41 Bob Boekta (NYACI 180: 5 Marty Engel (NYACI 177:116 Taylor (Kainy)

WIMBLEDON CHAMPIONSHIPS

SEVENTH SEEDED KURT NIELSEN ELIMINATED BY CHILEAN CHAMPION IN THIRD ROUND

By AUBREY HIGGS:

London, June 28. ⠀

The "Glants" of Wimbledon continued to topple today when the third round of the Men's Singles In the Lawn Tennis Championships was played:

This time it was the turn of seventh seeded Kurt Nielsen, of Denmark, to be eliminated.

His The burly Bone had twice been a finalist in the past three years. conqueror today was Luis Ayala, 24-year-old Chilean Champion from Santiago, who won 5-7, 6-4, 6-7, 04:

GRADEC

The surprise defeat of Nielsen aftor the summary dia- missals of former title-holders Janoskiv Dmobay

"Budge || and Patty, and Europe's top pinyer, Sven Davidson, of Sweden

This tooves only 'Mus. of the svedest players in the last 10. They are the Australian favour- Itea, Lew Houd and Ken Rose- wall who are seeded to meet in the final, and Americana Vic Seixas, a former champion, and Hamilton Richardson.

All except Hoad had tough battles today to reach the fourth round

to comin

Women's Bingles--Third Round

Misa Louis Brough (US) beul Miss J. Middleton (Britain) 6-0, 0-4.

Miss A Gibson (US) beat Miss A. ShRicock (Britain) 4-0, 6-2, 0-1

Mas J. Fleitz (US). beat Miss a. Hoshi (Britain) 6-1, 6-3,

Miss A, Mortimer (Britain) boat Miss D. Hard (US) 6-2, 7-5. Miss S. Fry (US) beat Màn H. Brewer (Bermuda) 6-3, 6-4.

Mir S. Bloomer (Britain) bent Mrs E. Pratt (US) 4-4, 0-2,,' 0-4.

S. Glammalva and G. Sheu (US) boat R. Holmberg and B. Mackoy (US) 0-0, 3-6, 9-7, 6-3.

1. Howe (Australia) and A. Larsen (US) beat U. Bergamo and G. Facchini (Italy) 6-3, 3-0, 6-0, 0-3.

G. Forbes and 1. Vermaak (South Africa) beat E. Bulmer and J. Werd (Britain) (-3, 6-2, 0-3.

Women's Doubles-Firm Round

Miss A. Buxton (Britain) ghch Mim A. Gibson (US) bost Mise V. PutzCva (Czechoslovakšu)

and Miss A. Winter (Norway)

Mirs

MEN'S DOUBLES H. Richardson and V. Seixas | 6-1, 0-3. (US) beat R. Becker and M.

J. Fitz and Misa D. Davies (Briluln) 0-3, 0-2, 0-6.

Lewis Hond and K. Rosewall Hard (US) beat Mrs C. Parton Thornds (Britain) (Australia) beat

Nielsen and Mrs A. 16.

0-3, 6-2.

and T T. Ulrich (Denmark) 0-4,0-0, 0-3.

and

In the Ayala-Nieisen match thero was very little to choose between two men with much a command of service ani vblicy, The match

overly wns To balanced it might easily have gone the other way.

DECIDING SET In the deciding dropped his own service to 15 in the ninth game to put Ayala 3-4 ahead with his own servies

L Ayala (Chile) and 5. A heavy shower, fell

Davidson (Sweden) beat G while the Dane was serving.

"Glant Killers" Ward and 1. Warwick (Britain) The earlier

in for come

0-1, U-1, 6-4. themselves mauling today. Britain's Bobby Wilson, who bustied out Patty

nen

went down in a straight set to left-hander Neala and Australia Frustr Ramanatha Krishnan, the In- dian conqueror of Drobny, was easily beaten by Mel Anderson.

official ther meinber of the Australian team.

N. Kumar R. Krishnen Nidisen

(India) beat A. Sea (South Africa) and Hugh Stewart (US) 4-6, 6-3, 7-6, 6-4,

of

Hoad, the top sood,

extended

was not

in beating bronzed Californian Johnny Flex, his- Gion of

band of Beverly Meitz, the favourites for the Women'

the other tlile. Rosewall, or

to pull out his best hand, trad passing shots to subdue 6 feet 7 Inab Orlando Sirah of Italy by 7-5, 6-4. 9-7.

Seixas, 1958 Champion, drop- Ded a first set against his fellow His courtryman Herble Flam. weightler serve and volley got 173: 2 Stewart ThomDmon (NYAC) 1 him here after 10-8 fourth

178:115 Bergio Betancourt (Cornell)

1.Peter Hampel (HarVANÍ) 176 1

62.0 Gene O'Connor (Kanmas Slate: 82.0 Cecil Allen (Mt. San Antonio 10) 52,6 Iruce Sweeney (Ale Porcel

13,4 Charles Batch (MimoYURI))

83.0 Cordell Brown (Marine Corps)

Harry Bright (NYPC)

101 Don

HIGH JUMP

Stewart ISMU Proshi

0.10 Emle Shen (LAAC)

6: 0% Charles Dunne (Compton JC 0:0 Vern Wilson (Bahia Carn YC) 0: 83% Borrard Allard (Notre Dame) 0:0 Charles McCullough IN

6: 7% 'hil Fehlen (Stanfordi

Car Coll

for

6. 61⁄2 Dick Haddon (Decidentni 6:0 Mark Bonth (Michigan)

most likely to be Cherirs

403 John Haince (Pennsylvania i Compton, of

Ernic | 404 JW, Mashburn (Okk. A & MI the of

Loa Angeles 40.0 Charits Jenkins (Villanovas Ailetic Club and Don Stewart 40.7 Mike Larrabee (USC)"

40.7 tums Ella (ULCA) ni the Southern

Methodist 40.7 Reggie Pearman (NYPC) University Freshmen qualify. 468 Jerry White (Corcoran 116) ing.

for

BOLSON

But Shelton

been A from

this coralstont while Vern Wilem of the Sunts of the world's fastest hak miliers, Clarn Youth Centre has been was never regarded as much going more often over the, real more than an average quarter helgina. Notre Dome's Bernie miler until he clocked 40.7 in Allard, though he has still to the Armed Forces Champlon-clear 6:9, is another consistunt shipa two weeks ago and then jumper and good competitor come through with magnificent who may challenge Shelton. 45.8 seconds last Saturday

in the Pole Vault It looks Bakersfield.

very much ke Bob Richards on of the LAAC. Don Brugg

If Courtney decides to centrate on

three

in 40,8 secondĒS.

But Courtney,

ono year.

of

in

47.0 Herb Washington (Morgan Stater 47.2 Bob Perkina (Lancoin ›

470 Frank Bawen (NYPC)

John Tucker (NYPC)

Diet Malocco (NYPC)

• 0.5 wecond subtructed trooi per formance over 440 Yarda.

800 METTES BUN 1:40.7 Arnold Sowell (Pittsburgšu 1:47.1 Tom Courtney (Army) 1:400 Lang Stanley (San Jose State) 1:48.3 Gene Maynard (Army) 1:40.4 Lon Spurrier (Air Force) 1:40.4 Mel Whitfield (LA Stridere) 140.1 El Tidwell (Emporia Tehral

1:49.2 Dick Founder (Navy) 11.40.6 Bin Wels (Unattached)"

1:49,6 Paul Johnson (Ahliene Chr.)

(USC)

349 Fred Dwyer (NYAC)

5.000 METRES RUN 14125A Dick Hart (Coll. T & YC) 14:31. Max TRUX (USC)

The 800 Metres, we Villanova Bird Bob Gutowski of 1:30,3 Chuck Kukby may not see in one race the Occidental, but George Mattos : 1:50.5 Douglas Brent (Dartmouth)

greudest CVET quarter of the Air Force, Fred Barnes 11.5 Ty Hadlay (Occidenatal) 1:01.2 Lowell Janzen (Kaname) mliers in histoTY:

The other of the Olympic Club end. Bobby

Jim Terrill (amattached) two DIO Lana Jones of theSmith of the LAAC ou have

*0.7 second pubiructed from pre- Army, formerly of Manhattan, good competitive records shouldformance over 800 Yards. world word-holder in the 100 one of the "big three falter.

1,000 METRES RUN In the Long Jump there are 3:48.0 Bobby Seaman (UCLA) Motres in 45.4 seconds, and Jim

3:48.0 Jerome Welters (LA Stridern): world five 20-footers in the final trial. Lea of the Air Force, record-holder in the 440 Yards though only one of them bna 3:40.3 Joe Vilisrent (Texas Frondų)

a 20-foot leap managed

this 3:40. Art Dalzell (Army)

3:40.7 Sid Wing (USC) with no

On consistency of form, but Arnie Sowell of Pittsburgh the year's lone 28-footer, Ernie 349.0 Lowell Zellem (Artny)

3302 Len Bimpson (Navy) Shelby of Pierce Junior College 3:50.4 Ted Wheeler (Iowa) to fear in the 800 Metres, may be

dis- tempted

of Califomis, should be

3:519 Im Doulin (Manhvittur í to try the 400

3:320 E4 Murphy (Tennessee) where he will also be running counted against Gregory Bell of

3:570 Paul Jolinson (Abilene (Chr.) Indiana, Rafer Johnson of the for a 1,000 Metres Relay berth

3:53.0 Joe Deady (mastached) and a

Olympic Gold UCLA (who has yet to leap 28 3:59.0 Don Doxión (Califorda) certain

feat) and John Bennett of the 3:53.0 Burr Getmi (Maryland) Medal,

Without Courtney

the Army. t struggle for tho

But anything can hoppon third 400

the Long Jump. It may be that 1433.1 wait Boehm Air Force) Midles Olympic berth should be between Mashburn,

first Haines for the

time in history 14:414 Joe Tyler (Navy) and Charlie Jenkins of Villa-three or more men will be over | 14:430 Jonry Smart tale Porcel

are also 28 feet in the same competition 14:448 Dob Gotti (Armg) thora fast men in the and one cannot discount veteran George Brown of the Los

Striders Or Courtney look Angelos

Pan- Champion two of the 800 American

Rosslyn Motres berths, and the

con Range. Shelby, too, moy live up sistent Lang Stanley, world half to not week's form, mile record holder Lon Spurrier

nand Army'a (ex-linois) Gene und Jump, stabio, all monron, 30:229.1 Gordna McKenzie (NYPC)"," Maynard, one of the most im- suggente Bill Sharpe of West 30:3 Joe Tylor (Nevy proyed half milem of the cur- Cheater (Pennsylvania) Touch 320 Max rex (UBC)

31:528 MM Robertions (LA Bulders)) front acason, as well as Olympic us College, Ire Davis of La3158.0 2105 Lowe (Califoenas). Champion Mal. Whitfield should Salle College of Pennsylvania. 31210 Boy Bbarem (bluebustani) make a race of it for the third and Wille Hollie of the Army 1247 Alle Frame (Common) bert

the Wirce

32:43.0 Jerry McNeal (Kansas) Armerican The 1,500 Meters scene, to be Olympiams.

3:00 Gordon McClenetben (Bana However, Kent between Bobby Seaman of Fiberke of Kaos - ariel Forf | 34:00.3 Denia · Critohßeld (Idalx) UCLA, Jerome Walten. of the Duckett of the Air Force have Lo Angolo

erovi,

though

many other

neid.

Sowell and

certain for

HU

The situation in the Hop, Step

14:48.5. Il Dellinger (Öregans) 14:621 Jim Beality (N. Carolone) 14:043-M Robertson (LA Striders) 14:59.9 Gordon MoKenzie (NYPC) 19:20.0 Boy bogra. (Manhotine) 18:14 Qeage King (NYU)

John Kapil (unattached) – Cala Btone (Chil, T& FC)

10,000 METRES BUN

State)

• One minute added, to perform-

3,000 METRES STEEPLECHASE

9:00.7. Horoe Anhandelter

Striders, plucky been showing improved form of ance over BX Min violeran Fred Dwyor of the New late. THE THROWERS York AlRetic Club and Toxas *freshman Joe Villareal, German, It will.'prise anyone if any who would have been favourite one of Parry O'Brien of tho Air for dut place a few weeks ago Force Bill Niedor of Konses will be very much against it in lead Ken Bantum of Manhattan, the fall improving Welters and the world's only three 00-Looters Villattal

n the Shot Put fail to makɑ: 2:01 Ken Telene (Aurrior), The Hooper distance Olimple the Olympic team, They are $1304 Bam Warming» (Hawy),2 bertiis long quite auto for Dick consistent and nobody elsa is

templanon (Coll. T & FC) 9:127 111 Abenfaller

TODE, T 9:14 Phil Colemeri (Chlonghi TCH

BPART DOG TEAMbara Chat JONE DIAL),

6 dig Phat Reavis (VBlanovic

0812 Bob Lang (Missouri) 08 Nick Dres (UCLA)

6: A Ken Dennis Morgan Statel

0: 4 Hal Miller (UCLA)

POLE VAULT

13% n Bruger (Villanova)

15:2

Bob Richards (LAAC)

15: 0% Bob Gutowskt (Occidental)

10: 0% Ron Morris (USC)

14 B George Melion (Ale

ForOW I

14: 8% Jerry Welbaume (Air Force!

14: B

14: 8

14:3

14: 0

Fred Barner (DCSF)

Dubby Smith (LAAC)

Jim Graham (Okta. A A MI Dave Honly (Arizorus State) West Levack (USC)

| 14: 4′′ Owen Rhodes (San Jose State).

14; 04 Do Laz punstitched)

LONG JUMP

A: 14 Ernie Shelby (Pierce JC) | 25:11) Gregory Bell Bndiena) 25: 1 Rater Johnson (UCLA) 29:53 John Bennett (Army) 23:09 George Brown (LA Striderm 25: 314 Molochi Andrews (unatt,) 25; 25 Ronjyn Range (Harbour JC)

Walt Taylor (Army)

50: 6

(Weat Cheater!

24:11

Don Troutman (Roumoke US) 21:10% Dick Knaub (UCLA) 24: 1 Kent Floerke (KanGAN) 29: 4 Paul William Air Force) 24:4

Blaine Hollinger (Kart=15) 24: 3 Frank Herzın (Stanfordi

Carroll Hamilton Unast.) HOP. STEP & JUMP

Sharpe

80: 1% Ira Davis (La Salle) 0:01 Kent Floerke (Kansas) 49: Willie Hölle (Army) 40: 3 Rem. Duckett (Air Force) 140: 0 Pat Lochlailo (Boston AA)

40:11 George Show NYPC) 48: 9 Glenn Beerline (Unatt.) 401.8 Dom Troutman (Roanoke 15: 49: 81% John Davis (Anny) - 4: 1 Jack Findley (USC)

47: Db Martin Pedig (Oregon) 47:44. Menelon Donaldson Undione)

Blaine Hollinger (Kansas)

SHOT PUT

01: Parry O'Brien (Ale Force) 00:01) Nieder (Kanigan) 00:01 Ken Bantum (Manhattan) 67: 6 Don Vick (UCLA)

67: 4 Charlen Buit (California) 07: 1% Dave Owen (Michigan) 50: 2

Werage A striders)

36: Stan Lampert NYAGY 35: 7 AI Cheney (Blantord) 56: 2% Altrert Takampeon (Navy) · 24:13 Dorl Thompers (Minnesota)

172: 150 4

Henderson (Army) Richord Jungemann JAIT

- Steve Dillon (Vati.)

JAVELIN THROW

26 H, Oy Young (OCST) 240: 2 Leo Long (OCSF) 244:11% 88 Kiwitt (NYPC) 242: 1 Ben Garela (Navy)

Force

212: 04 Al Cantello (Marine Corpsi 24141 PM) Conley (Cal Tech) 29. 1 John Bugge (OCSP) 237: Bob Kimbau (Navy) 233: G Franklin Held (OCSF) 231 3 Doug Muljala (USC) 230; 81% M11 Duckworth (Georgia) 228: 9ly Dick Bighter Lunatt}

220, 6

227: 1

John

From

act.

of

"Richardson who beat bearded left-handed Torben Ulrich Denmark, also become Involved in an 18-game et in winning 6-4, 10-8, 6-3.

CENTRE COURT NERVES

beat

Winther

Mixed Doubles-First Rouzl

D. Cundy (Australia) and Mas G. G. Davidson (US)

Miss A. Sjowall and (Norway) 6-4, 6-2,

R. Becker and Miss M. Craig- Smith (Britain) beat J. Batrol and Miss P. Burcil (Spain) 6-4, 0-2-France-Presse and Reuter.

COUNTY CRICKET

MICHAEL STEWART CARRIES HIS BAT FOR 155

London, June 28.

Michael Stewart, the young Surrey batsman, re- established himself as one of England's best batting prospects when he hit 155 mod out against Cambridge University today. It was the highest score in his career and his second century in successive Innings,

With Bon Platt who hit his maiden century (120) Stewart, who has been out of the team for most of the It was the only match today which season, put on 255. carried on without interruption from rain.

Warwickshire 185 and 118- for

SIX.

The Army

Hampshire

At Lord's spectators who had criticised Trevor Bailey for his

At Southampton; slow batting, gave the England and Essex all-rounder deserved 272 and 288 for six (Rooth 89, praise for his noteworthy medium Edrich not out 62). fast bowling against Middlesex 254 (Ingleby-Machenzie 119). In the Women's event, Miss

At Manchester: Kent 170 and when he returned six for 42-- Althea Gibson, the New York his best bowling figures of

is third seeded. season.

Negress, who

Britain's Pacific Lutherany

Les Bitner (Konsos) 217: 214 1ürk Nieland (Standard)

(Army) 215: 2

Jerry Church Sid Adama (urtz,)

Minister Of Education Opposes

Boxing Ban

Colombo, June 28.

match against Ann Shilcock.

Glamorgan's

For

01

nol out 80),

(Van Gelo-

the 48 for one, Lancashire 288 for nine declared, (Washbrook 02, made a tentative surt on the

Don Shepherd G. Edrich 72, Grieves 54, Half- Centre Court to her third round looks like being the first bowler yard five for 114).

Miss

At Hove: Sussex 180 and 184 of the county to claim 100 wickets His off cutters gained him seven against Notting- hamshire on a rain affected Trent Bridge pitch and he now needs only another two wickets for his century

NotUnghamshire, all out for 198, were 21 in arrears of their opponents but Cyril Poole offset the deftelt with a fine 72 out of

hours 50 130 In two minutes.

She was so nervous that she did not get a ball into court on her opening service game, and Miss Shlicocit took the first set 6-4.

But Miss Gibson then showed her true form in romp Ing through the next two sets for the match.

THE RESULTS

for Ave (Oakmun Leicestershire 275 ven out 07),

At Nottingham Glamorgan 210 and 37 for three, Notting- (Poole 12, Shep- amshire 198 herd seven' for 01),

A Worcester: Worcestershire 188 and 167 (Hedgson Ave for 443, Royal Air Force 186 and 64 for four.

The following were the results of matches played today in the Lancashire's Cyril Washbrook, A Derby: Derbyshire 273 for Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Cham- plonships:-

Men's Singles — Third Round

N. Pietrangelt (Ilaly) beat S. Stockenberg (Sweden) 9-7, 6-4,

the

formor England opener, ackled, only six runs to his over-

night 78 before being dismissed

A proposal to ban boxing in Ceylon will be offered at the next meeting of the government Parliamentary group, the Junior Minister for Sports and Broad-0-4. casting, Mr K. M. Rojaline, Gimeno (Spain), 4-8; 6-3, 6-1, half hours, and Lancashire,

Ulf Schorlat (Sweden) beat A.

sold today.

in the rain affected match against Kent. Geoffrey Edrich carried his score to 72, including

Ave fours in a stay of two and

to county leaders took first in- J. Morris. (US) beat F. Kipnings points. Ken Grieves hit

The move came after the d death of Baymond Perera, a Customs officer who died after ping (Britain) 0-4, 7-5, 9-7:

J. O'Brien (Australia) beat R. being knocked out in“ în amateur

bout,

PETTY (US) 8-2, 6-0, 6-0, 2-0, "Boxing is a barbarous sport" | 6-4, said Mr. Rajaraine. #Rocida A. Cooper (Australia) beat D. show 188 men have been killed Black (Rhodesia) 6-2, 4-6, 4-15 In the ring in the past ten 4-8, 9-7. .. years."

The Minister of Education, Mr W. Dahanayake, sold he would oppose the ban. He said: "I don't think boxing is bar- barous. Accidents can happen in any sport,”-United Press:

The nounce!

Denis Compton Will Play At Lord's Tomorrow

London, 'June 20. Denis Compton, the England MIKE BIRLEY

and Middlesex cricketer, after ENGAGED practising in the nets again to

day, decided to try himself out engagement was, an- in frst class matches..

yesterday of Cpl Michael Harold Birgey, belter known as RA and Interport cricketer "Miko Birley, to Mim Jonaiter Mary Birch a teacher at the Diocesan Girls School

THE GAMBOLS

LOST WHEN

YESTERDAY

Compton, who had a. imeo operation, last November, will play for his County against Lan- cashire at Lord's here on Satur 10. Tired Mill Sportsli

|

on aggressive. 54 while the Kent Halfyard pace bowler D. J.

bowled steadily for figures-of five for 114.

seven declared and nine for Nerthamptonshire 200

one,

(Amold 61, Barrick 91, Smith

four for 43)---Reuter.

Touring KMB Team To Play Strong Malayan XI

Kuala Lumpur, June 28. Leicestershire experienced little Sportsmen here will use the difficulty in gaining first innings soccer match between Selangor lead over Sussex-

J. : Van ¦ Slate and the touring Kowloon Geloven

und Vic Jackson, by Bus Company team from Hong- widely contrasting methods, kong tomorrow to assess the played valuable parts in secur- Solangor team's chances in the

Jackson with Malayan Championships. ing the points. attractive forcing strokes look

writers said

Sports

the

only 40 minutes to oblain 43 selectors had chosen a strong whereas Van Geloven held up | combination: for: the game—and the Busses attacle for four hours | another; strong" one for Kow- while making 17 not out. loon's big test against A Malayan oleven here on Batur- CLOSE OF PLAY SCORES

At Lord's: Essex: 240 and 92 | day -Reuter, for four, Middlesex 182 (Balley six for 42).

At Guildford: Cambridge Uni- ENGLAND WINS

versity 284 for eight declared and 81 for one, Surrey 300 for

Helsinki, June 28. Stewart ·A· British one declared (Pratt

120

amateur boxing team boat Finland by six bouta not out 165).

At Birmingham: Oxford Uni- | to four here tonight, "Chin versity; 330 for eight declared. Mall Special.

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