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GREAT BRITAIN v. CZECHOSLOVAKIA

THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, AUGUST 10, 1956.

DEREK IBBOTSON

:

STOLE

ALL THE THUNDER, THOUGH BRITAIN WON

THE MATCH

By "The Times" Athletic Correspondent

WEEK-END

Sports Diary LAWN BOWLS

TODAY

Football

HKFA -Council Meeting, at · Sports Hoad 16 p.

TOMORROW

Lawn Bowls

Div. 11 KDC "B"<Y_HKFC;, PRc

v knc *w*; POC'V, KCG) BKCC, V USBC, CCC v Recfelaj

TEAMS

bein their.

The following “have selected to represent respectivo, clubs in lengue-lawn bowls matches over the week- ond.

*CC

Ladder Bowls: CCC "Green" v KCC Dividon) (Away) vg L.B.C. "Red"; Taikoo Y CCG "Yellow""; "KOO

“Gold.”—B. Y. Dow, A. M. Alves, V PIC: KDC V USRC FCVR. R. Rolat. R. Kermani; C KROC.

Athletics Annual Meeting of 10AAA.

SUNDAY

Lawn Bowle

!

Thompson, J; Tang, J; Chubb, W. Home Bling; D. Phillips, M.. Divecha, J. Duffeld, W Gaffney. Meet at Star Ferry, Hongkong side. at 3.50 pj

2nd Division (Away) vs Prison Officers Club-W. Baker, c. W. Open Hinks semi-finala at KMGC Lam, t. Phoenix. T. Lock; W.

Doolery, L. Bonor, B. Ramchand, Shooting

N. Wong: R. Tsai, L. Gibson, G. UK Shooting Test for Olympics ate, R. 8. Capell, Moot at K.C.C Gun Club.

at p

MONDAY

Great Britain beat Czechoslovakia in both international matches at the White City, London, on August 4' and 6, the men winning by 119 points to 93 and the women by 58 points to 46. There were several highly en- couraging performances by the British athletes but in the invitation Emsley Carr Mile, Ibbotson stole all the thunder with a time of 3min. 69.4sec., exactly the same as that of R. G. Bannister in his epic race ating as HKCC at 0.50 pan. Oxford in 1954.

The holder of the AAA Three Miles title, Ibbotson became the ninth man to beat four minutes for the Mile and his fire and speed were quite astounding even to He found his victory those who knew of his training run in 4m in. 4,4sec, last year. and performance rather amusing, for he made the utmost of the pacing provided by Clarke, Gordon and Distey for Boyd and was ideally placed at the bell.

Already there had been some disappointments for Britain, and

did the Czechoslovak runners well to split the British strings

distances, in the middle

but altogether it was an encouraging

start.

versatility my Bis

astonish record, a spite of an agomsed | many, but this is just what the last lap by Mis Peckless.

In the inatch Mrs Paul looked with S Hungartens can show

Metres in BA stung us eve in woning Jharos running 800

and alry breaking the 220 Yards fren Mtes Scil- limin. 53sec The

10,000 ven, who has gone back a hit recorel world

Just year's running Metres.

Mes Ellit had no difficulty in Clarke led for the dret is in

Hurdles, but Miss Disley woming the 58.2xer. followed by

showed enough Ibbotson, li pking nove Delaney, Boyd, and

up the soup over the first four hurdle... and then Disley took hurden, reaching the half-mile and Mrs Watnwright might have

Boys been a better selection with ไป 2 ป ying second, nicely tucked in

Soon after, Gordon moved 1 htud

downl the back but straight of the third tag tbbut-

and Boyd

2

were

al

Later Miss Hopklus wen High Jump, but the lake-off was the wind Too Foggy and to

considerable string

for my

vached. hoight to be act

men's his The

team did British shoulder and eventually passed even better than expected, but there is something of a slump in At the beli in 3min 2.40. Crectuslovak athletics at pre- Ibbotson jumped Boyd and In-sent, and Inst Monday's results much not produce too ⚫creased the pace round the bend must

the severe lest with the slightly buill Oxford joptimism for

against Hungary at the end of athlete hanging on grimly.

September

Zitr

tape

of

The neid event athleten il At last, with 200 yards to go. | Boyd lost

contact Hond now improving steadily, but so aro many anxious eyes went to the the other Europeans, and there thewill have to be much hard work large clock at the vnd f

stadium. Ibbotson responded to before the gap is bridged.

did The British women the cheers by pumping his limbe | furiously and a final courageous Anish so far ahead us had been

because surge brought him through the expected, probably

magic gure the less of points in the Relay, before the

ached on the but they still remain the best four had been

athletics team in the world efter clock.

Boyd kept driving gamely and Russia, and there can be little 3.2ve, which criticism on the whole of their recorded 4min.

beaten by five part in this two-day match. has only been other British

while runners,

SUMMARIES 17. Janty,

four-minute Miler himself, could only salvage third |

The Gordon position in ter did more than well for a pace-maker in achieving 4min B.8 sec.

11

from

NOTABLE DOUBLE

much

Saturday,

seemed

The

larger

und

fur men's

Them WIR crowd than on the

atmosphere

exciting. match began on the truck with

440 Yures Farrell

inore

th

Time

straight,

Invitation Events

Emwiry Carr MRK for the Trophy D. ibbon RAF and wood H. 3min 80 net. requals Britlet: national and i native records, 1. 1. 11. Boyd (Herne Amin 32sec.. 3: R. Delaney (Eire), smin 0.4sec. 3; A. Gordon, Achilles), Strán Bec. 4: J. Dieley London A C.1. 4min free., 5; P. R Clarke (R AF and Salisbury), šmína. 8.0cc.. 6.

300 METRES

C. W.

Cricket

1

HK Cricket League Annusi Meot-

BAT THAT IS DIFFERENT

at 2.10 p.m.

Ladies League.-K.C.C. "White" (Home) vs. Police R.C-M 1. Kermani, Mr K. Dooley, Mrs S. Homelet, Mrs F. Dumald (3),

K.C.C. Roda" (Away) ve C.C.C. "Green"-Miss C. Moosa, Mrs M. Phoenix, Mrs G, Sequeire, Mr M. Gaffney (8).

KDGC 1st Division

i.n.C. (Away) Y Bond, E. Liddell, J. Tindall, A. Eastman; R. Browne, T Gamon, Francie W. Willismoni L. Onddi, A. Balley, P. Hughes, T. Kavanagh.

3rd Division (Home) v P.R.C.-8. Bicheno, C. Greaves, E. Baker, A. Hutton, G. Gordon, A. Duchanan. L. Parker, C. Askew; 0. Jeffries, V. Russell, Q. Terry L. CoSTOVE. Recrolo

Page

OLIVIA DE HAVILLAND WILL INSIST ON HER

CHOICE

OF ROLES

By JACK SCHEMEIL

Paris.

"I am what we in America call a commuter," Olivia de Havilland has been telling the French to explain her nomadic oxistence.

an

Then there was the goose. eating incident.

The beautiful Madame Pierre Galante is currently working in a picture which, much to the satisfaction of her French fans, has been filming in Paris.

The moment United Artists" "The Ambassador's Daughter" is completed, however, gentle Olivia, whom Parisians have come to call their own, flies to Holly- wood, alone; to look into the matter of two enticing picture offers.

"I

Jens will cause VistaVision know this may

follow | properly, ho and Clement visit- "bi my she said,

Audrey, Fred and Kay to the ed #sykum and rumours,"

watched Qual su Pont Alesandre III, patients in the throes of fita. husband is a busy man and my

Montmartro, Sacre school. to son is going

Coeur and Then they returned to Paris, "Besides,

Vendome Rue de la Almed the ft scene and some may not accept the Place

claim it is the most offered roles and come back Paix. Versailles, the fountains of experts after a very brief stay in Holly- the Palais Royal, Orly airport, realistic such scene ever made

On the other hand, if the flower market the Tulleries, for the screen, wood,

the Gare du Nord have all been

THE GOOSE FEAST I accept and have to go into a picture at once, Monsieur andel as backgrounds. Madame Galante will talk over

Every

fleeting glimpse has trans-Atlantic telephone called for wreks of work. Several actors were called on the

Kenneth Deland, the troupe's to portray about how to be

banquet scene. The French

production characters were to eat a stuffed and Olivia de Havilland's

vanguard

The first "take" and well, friends say,

over a year ago. Clearances side dishes: gati A. G. da Silva, M. A. Ferreira, A. she FQ's

from a total of several hundred was not quite right, so Clement she is "supremely

and the ordered that it be filmed over in France A. Guterres, C. A. Danenberg: G

happy" in her marriage to the authorities Almeida, 3, Fonseca, H. J. Noronha,

French magazine exccutive. United States were necessary again Again the actors de- They own a mansion near the even before the material could youred the goose, but again

sald and Alming Clement Bois de Boulogne and live in be

It was imperfect, writion fine style. Their parties are a

After 12 "takes" and with 12 scheduled

geese devoured, Clement Anally "In some sections of Parls we social "must" during the Paris

have permission shoot

Lo

und at approved the scene Cason,

actors stumbled away night only, in others only on

ma besti A scene on the Seine they could, Sundry.

enlls for stopping of For this pietura, Clement has quayside all river traffic with the excep- assembled a cast whore perfee- tion of a ringlo

barge

which tion is in keeping with the wil

the other demands he has made in

the film.

Vic Connings, No. 11 batsman but brilliant opening bowler for Hampshire, has a bit which his colleagues say suits his batting. The middle of the blade is marked "This space

not Around the ciges are words: "To be used fre- quired" quently." And one shoulder of the bat la missing. Vic sawed It off because he was caught so [L, S. Silva. often from snicks off it

2nd Division (Away) VM C.C.C A. M. Baptista, 8. A. Colato, G.

together

H

A. Noronha, A A, Remedios; A. ] Tromejÿ is working out ex- | manager reveals that work be- roast goose and platters of rich

2nd

ccc

4 p.m. (Homo) y Recreio at

A. Razi R. K. Pavtl. T. A. Leonard. 3. W. Leonard; W.

Baker, G. M. Sousa, R, O

7. Sanlou, G. Madar; P. MATI, A. K Irma, C. K. Bung, A. M. L Soares. Captain: G. Madar. A

any situation that can arise for a positional runner,

Ibbotson has been racing

in the last month, roat deal but he was fairly bubbling over with freshness throughout the Three Miles and the las, lap of 56.8 sec. that took him home sagely from the persistent Graf looked effortless.

On a grey and damp after. noon the running of Disley and Brusher stood out Uke a beacon but abnost as exciting Wi Ibbotson's victory in the Three Miles and the de

Anish perate In the Mile between Wood, Jungwirth, and Hewson.

Cullen boosted the morale of the fteld events athletes by equalling the British Empire re- For in winning the javelin and the reliable firm of Hidroth and Parker did 14.3 sec, in the High Hurdles with wind assistance.

The time of 13 min. 28.2 rec. The

British women gained

was Ibbotson's fastest, and Bri- in the maximum points

Longtain might even have had Norris ir he had not been zerond Jump. 100, and B80 Yards, even though there

knocked out of his stride their Sprint Relay.

Graf just after the bell.

was a asco

in

These two-day international matches often full to rouse the enthusiasm of the While City crowd, which generally seems to Prefer a long prog umme or

races and record invitation attempts.

On Saturday, for example, there was an upathetic reception of some exciting racing, and the stadium was only three-quarters full.

Yet there enn be little doubt that had D. A G. Pirie or C. J Chataway been there another 5,000 would have at- It is regrettable that tended

present boom in athletics often depends on such whims of the pubile.

the

came over par-

Th sensible

Ly

The British runners ran tan- dem for 1 laps but Graf was always trailing them and he shot through on the inside of Norris with 400 yard to go. Ibbotson went away in pursuit and con- fidently eased past at 300 yards, accelerating smoothly off the turn and quite unchallenged.

STERLING WORK

Czechoslovakia won

the 220 Yards with the young Mandlik leading all the way down the then came the straight, and Steeplechase,

From the start Brasher did sterling work as a second string, Jeading from the fourth to sixth

when laps just

the Czecho- slovaks must have wanted an easing of the pressure,

Fifteen yards after the bell Disley isd, followed by Brasher. and seemed to have the race in hand.

IMPROVEMENTS

the presentation At long last of the held vents showed cor- Brasher siderable improvement, and (Achilles), 8 min. 19hec., 1: A Prr: | those who have been incessantly Hins #lford AC, Boxin, 19.derec, 2:

quoting the recent faultless HL. Nurrin (Tlinines Valley H.).

organisation in Hurdles, wheremin. Gee, 3; G, Knight EsneĽA

Prague felt a

Then Brasher exploded out of 25.24 9 E.

little happier.

the last water jump, got to the blew up ut 300 yards Beag'est min

Windsor and Ewn). Bmin.

last hurdle first and fought an The Javelin after selling an injudicious pageidau

Thorpe Sl 20.User 5, 3

Albans

all well

equally determined Disley down the back

amin 30.4 1.

Heularly and City 3x600 YARDS RELAY announcing, sublect

but quile

straight to more cou the way down the Hildreth

the loudest cheers of the day. have been done for the women's cumfortably to win in his fatest Team AP Perkins, N. Smalley. W. Wool Glo 43 sec. British all-

Disley Anally forged ahead by Long Jump. where the trinis are Age Treard), 1: Team B 8

Badges, 11 Viness eye-catching and the in- reaching into his deep reserves deator rarely fuced the side of of strength and beat the Bri- that was farthest tish record with Bmin. 48.0sec.. the sledium

bul

deserved Brasher from the pit.

Another great improvement highest praise for his time of

47.2secs. 8min.

(only besten was that the Press were issued with the full series of all com- by nine others) and his display

Brasher, who

38 4 carne in reserve for E. Shirley and yet beat the latter's record, is an indomitable compaigner and rever to be taken lightly in this

ruelling event,

if 52.98cc. Having won the High Hurdles Nuuk, I on Saturday, Hildreth completed vent in 478 wee. 2

a notable double in these days

af specialisation,

cach 100 VARIAS

After a false turi by Brillsh competitor, Yeung, the 18-year-cki

Champion.

Men

M

R. C. Young (Ģ H.). * Sandstrom (G.8.3 Ther. 1. E 10 ice, 2. V Juneck Cz.J, 102.. 3. V ^^^

Mandlik (e) 10.2aee, 4. 10 YARDS -M A Hawson G.B.).

petitors in the geld. There is won the 100 Yards, but he only

1 I J N Johnson and man, 3

(G.D.) Jin. 5 er. 2: Lill a good way to go but at did not seem to have won by 20, min. 56. A. Zvolensky least there has been a start.

(2.). In in, 07ace.. 4.

1. was unusual that Briom as much as 0.1rec.

SIX MILES F D Sando (GB) should win the Javelin but it

Foord (G.B.).

Czecho- The 880 yurtis was disappoin:-18min. 50 cc. 1. 1.

noticeable that 20van.

Ullsterger 2: I

just lil l

Sandstrom

was

ing, for Johnson; showed great (C.). 2001, 12pec. 3; V. Nudolf slovakia's drst string, Perck, reluctance to take the lead from the two

Czechoslovak

Com-

Rawson must

34.38cc.. 4.

*4x110 YARDS

And

Simanek. V Janecak).

re-

of

the

The men's Mile Relay went to Britain easily enough after a 47.4sec. leg by Salisbury, but this is more than could be said in the women's Relay. There of was an astonishing sequENCO

were dis-

errors.

Cz), 79min 30. Bacc 4.

hot far better series than 440 YARDS HURDLES.-P. & H

who reached the dreth 1GB, 32.Dec., 19. Far- Cullen. petitors and eventually inveigled na Tang 2 L. Bartos ord on his second throw and

Boraux (thereafter failed Zvolensky into passing the ben 12%), 34 lees., 3. M.

to beat 20811 in outside 00sec,

Over 213ft. HELAY Great Perek was always have had quite enough of this Britain (J. H. Young, E. R.Saud- and made his best throw ok

kicked Cou- strom. A. Breacker, and B. Shen- 2008 dullying, for he

222ft, in on his Czechoslovakia | 2221

just trial. . 41.6 си..

Harradine had temptuously at the beginning of

three rather 12. Prochazka,

First both teams and Johnson Mandik. the back straigh

41.9 sorry threws, but at least justified

qualified for faulty change-overs. FOC., 2

hla selection with 215ft. 14in. never looked like catching him.

Pharaoh DISCUS-M.

IG.D.) Imin, 56, tells

then came a strange decision to The time of

Britain 100 this event by six 100ft. 14., 1: V. Vrabel (Cz.).

run tre race again, and finally fair story of this race in liscil.

then gained 169.. 2: G Valent C. 188 sin. points to live and

Britain dropped the baton on The Six Miles was another 3: . Carr (0.8.), 185ft 6in. 4.

WEIGHT it. Skonta

another eight in the Hurdles, (C.), Sat

the first chango and were out with for Britain,

which Parker got up easy victory Sando and Foord breaking away in. 1: A. Savidge (G.B.) 3

fin. 2 3. lihal (Cz.). 31. 316. Hildreta at the sixth fight and of the box on the second to be disqualified for the second from Ulisperger after the holi-3: W Palmer (G.B.) 52ft 4

POLE VAULT-S. Stefkovic (Cz.). way and running as a team

13. 31 J. Krelear C, 13. without bothering about whe won

Din. 2: 1. Ward (GB) 13ft 3in.. or in what time.

3; A. Hopkins (0.B.), 12ft.. 4.

HOP, STEP, AND JUMP-K, S. D. Wilmshurst (TB.). Bift 2in. M. Rehak (Cz.1. Bert, 19418., 2: V Kaleeky Cz. 49, n. 3; p. c. Frost (0.B.), 4sIt, Bain,, 4.

pass

It was pleasing to see that the (cam com- men's sprint relay pletely justified the new change over system of the chief coach, G. K. G. Dyson, looking quite streamlined in their baton ing Obviously the women will soon pick up the new technique.

In the field Wilmshurst made a heartening return to his best form in the Hop,

in

nearly won.

10

Was

While the High Jump going to Czechoslovkia, In spite of Stableforth clearing 6. 4in, a shock in the 440 there was Yards, Wheeler, in the second lane, set off strongly but weakened surprisingly in the home straight and left it to A (QB.). suddenly revived Higgins 10 24.410C., 1 J. Scrivers (G.B. save the race from Trous by

Strejcova (Cz.). see.. 25,9ec. 3 M. Pospirilova (CZ), inches.

220

Women.

YARDS-J. Paul

2011 200, 4.

80 METRES MURDLES.-P. Ellott! (GB) 11.3. 1: M. Trkajova 3: T. E. Hopkina!

CLOSE FINISHI

Jump, beating 6014, throw and IC.). 11.0sec. A. Stolzava (Cz.), eipated and there could hardly

(..), 11.free..

time.

The British team were trying a new change-over system using the arm fully extended, but this was not the reason for their failure, for they had achieved a fast time in practice the evening before.

Apparently their check marks were set back too far, so lend ing to scrambled changes, but it. was incredible that nothing was done about this between the two

Ladies League.

STUDIOS SHOCKED HER

"I love Paris," she said, "but 1 resent people saying that I American have given up my home to live permanently in Every wife is expected France.

her to live where

husband works. My marriage to Pierre hau mede me E world com- inaler

lo

puss by at exactly second we want it.

the

CCC "G" Home) v K.C.C. (Red) at 4pm-Mins 1. Silva, Min D. Uilviera. Mrs 8. Sliva, Mrs 1. Souza. CCC "Gold" (Away) v Taikoo al Ma. Mies P. PTM M. Dhabhier. Mi 5. Correa, Mrs L. trong Chan.

"If it rains lightly we won't Maria Shell, the Austrian- UBRC

stop. Paris frequently looks born actress considered one of 2nd Division (Away) v HCC.C.-

This Europe's most talented even lovelier in the rain. Fletcher, A. B. Van Zuiden. A.

stars, Steven, T. Curry: A. J. Stonyer, 11.

la a culculated risk we have to

Gervaise, plays

the laundry Hollway,

N. Hari-Baker, R. Hethe- "And the French people are

take.

Our schedule is a light woman, troubled by unhappy rington; 8.8. Flanders, C. Ingledew. † wonderful

Hve and work

We have it worked love affairs and desperately try- B. A

as a drum Edwards, D. L. Edwards. with Still, I miss the luxury

out on a minute-lo-minute

to 19

establish

Hundry nute ing fully- and of those modern

business for herself. busis otherwise, moving from bus

She won equipped Hollywood studios."

of Paris that looks Inst year's Cannes award 08 the part Although she has been loveliest in the noring to the best actress of the year. shutting between America and

best look

Perrier, of

coruse, plays her France since she met Galante twilight, and in the evening to drunken husband Не Is a three years ago, "Ambassador's

those that are most dramatic leading star of the French stage. Daughter sher Arst picture

at night."

as well as screen,

In the ATI

supporting cast are Suzy Delair, of DULY

Gervaise's director, is

BKFC

2nd Division LĂWHY! v Kowloon Dock Club "B. Black, W. McCall, F., Angus, K. Fornow; P. Gardner. T. Sneddon,, H. Rindažo. E. Greenwood; T. Reynolds, n Butler, T. Dyer, J. Sloan, Reservo: F. Planck.

Friendly Garne Saturday, August 11, 1964. Com mencing 4 pan.

HKFC (Home) v Fulpine Club to- morrow-r. Jones. N. Van-Heck.

E. Gautler, R. B. Bovaird,

A. Jones, T. Kaye, N. Heaton, K, A.

W. A, P. Thom, R. Baker; Baker, A. Boyd-Cowan, E. Moti

PRC

locationa

Rene

that

Clement,

one

at

bilier

Virginia, enemy;

Lantier, deserta

ht * Paris Alm studio. She was shocked when she first stepped inside a French sound- alugue. Клоп for an inquisi. France's greatest

she immediately changing his film-making ways Armand Mestral, mind,

and for the first time is limiting Gervalse's lover investigated,

"I found out that because of himself to the lines of another { Goujet, the only man she really

tive

0.

2nd Division (Home) v KDC "W".-M. Williamson M. Taylor, P. Lowe, R. O. Hughes; Roza Yu, H. L. Russell, P. W. Metenfo. T. W. Hollands; A, J. Bennett, T. Pleking- ton, J. Bawford, C. Pope.

ARCC

2nd Division (Home) v USRC- D. W. Leach, A. Graham, T. O Morgan, D. Trall; KM. Ameo. C. M. Stevens L G. Young. Cole Gee; J. It. Corknum, A. man, A. D. Duffy, F. Maruball

Is

an absenco of capital, French film companies have done very Little since the war to modernise

There their *ludios, French law which is supposed to subsidise native filmns in and production

exhibition, as well worked which hasn't its

rend

the statuto

HAS A CAUSE

books."

on

His

is an

who her, and Jacques Harden, ns. author of another age.

loved Oddly, these are three latest pleture, "Gervaise,"

of the Emile Zola French singers, none of whom adaptation

Bing a note in the flim-Unitedi novel, "L'Assomoir."

Press "There is only one thing I

said the fcar."

director of "Forbidden

Games" and other French film masterpieces, "and that is to repeat myself,

**This film is a new perience for me - Himiting

19

x-

I have not tried to rejuvenate it.

Liberal interpretation of the myself to Zola's ideas, but that of the new ex- very element in the bad conditions, with all

law, she found, permitted pro-

perience

my reason for ducers to use their shore of a six jumps over 18ft. Bin.

Zoln's making 'Gervais. In Beld events special tax for actual produc- novel nothing has changed and the men'a In

tion Anthony did well to split Mace expenses rather than on and Eng) in spile of two no- Improvements,

she said with the throws, but

Cruttenden failed to do better than 29. 3in. In air of a

"there is now the Long Jump and was third,

definite Instatence on the part

actors of the French

modernise

200

SUMMARIES

Mon

Yarda-V 21.Asec., 1: M. J.

21 Barc., 2;

'J;

21.7xec..

21.900.. 4.

(G.B.).

(Cz.).

Insist that a pleture be

Holon for a newly situated exactly within the set-

found

acchnicians to

ting of the original glory and that all details be meticulously and

Thus, when an old respected. the

ocwspaper ly stuck on broken

suxdios, and the government

same."

Mandlik

will have to revise the law to glass pane, it must be an 1804 Ruddy

newspaper. The audience won't B. Shenton 10.B.) meet this demand."

V.

Janecek

"Ambassador's Daughter," in see it, but it's important ell the which de Havilland plays the

Clement found an actual copy 440 YARDS.-F.

Higgins

role

John opposite Trouell litie (G.B.), 48, OBEC.

of the required 1864 newspaper (Cz.), 48. Brec.. 2. M. K. V. Wheeler Forsythe, has not suffered from ¡G.B.), 49 sec. 3: J. Jirasek (CZ.1.

lack of modern facilities, she in an antique shop. With this problem solved, other projects 49.Grec., 4,

In fact, the developed,

P.

freni

This

MILE-K

Wood (G.B.), min. hastened to add. 3.Bacc., 1: B. Jungwirth (C.), imin. picture gains enormously

use of sec., 2: B. 8. Hewson (G.B.),

local talent. 4min, 4sec. 3: D. Cikel (Cz.), 4min.

about an American comedy

Who daughter THREE MILES. D. Ibbotson Ambasador's

lo prove a point to 20 IG.B.), lamin. 28.2c., 1 M. Grat secks (C.), 13min. 1.8sec KL. Investigating US Senator is set Norris (G.B.), 15min. 30sec.. 3; M.

in Paris Tom (C.), 13min. 54.8sco. 4.

MILE RELAY (4x440 yds.) --Great Britain (7. P. Higgins, J. E. Balls bury, M. K. V. Wheeler, D. J. N. Johnson).

amin

13.4sec.. Czechoslovakia

Jirarck, Heger, L. Bartas, J, Trousil), amin, 17.4 cc.. 2.

The French needn't worry about either Olivia or their studios, it seems. The "com muter is resolved to remain will and she faithful to them

help to get the studios

even it it takes some de Havilland campaigning: It's all part of Madame Golante's new job.

120 YARDS HURDLES.-P. B. modernised Hildreth (G.B.), 14.3aec., 1: F. Į. Parker

14.3.2 Mrazek

15sec. 3: fecvarovsky (Cz.), 15.¡sec., 4.

3,000 METRES STEEPLECHASE- J. 1. Disley (G.B.), Bmin. 40.000. (British All-Comers, British Na tional, and English Native records). 1.2mc., 1: V. Brica (C.), Bain. C. W. Brasher (G.B.), Emin. 61.8set.. 3: Takac (C.), min. 63.0sec., 4.

(Cz.), HIGH JUMP-J. Lanaky dft. Bin., 1; 3. Kovar (Cz.), eit. Bin, 2; P. G Stableforth (0.8), 8. 4in., 3; W. Piper (G.B.), an. 10in.. 4.

JUMP.-Z. Prochazki

Parisians are

ready for a special treat, a Fred Astaire- Audrey Hepburn "festival" for free. Fred and Audrey will be dancing across Paris behind a double cordon of gendarmes in the making of a musical alm "Funny Face."

The big dance number. Is) Bonjours even 318 bars of music and five "Paris" and is spaced

minutes of film and calls for the two stars as well as co-starring Ray Thompson to put in three weeks of hard work on

LONG (C.), 24, 24in. 1; V. Martinak Cz,). 221. Zin.. di B. Chutter den (G.9.), 23ři, 3jgin. 3; K. J. Box (..). 118. fiin.. AL

HAMMERM. Maca (2) 1948, 1; D. WAR. Anthon (G.B.), Bart 1, 2: D. Ext (Cr), 194ft. Disin 3 Ander (G) at Parisian locations.

JAVELIN P. 9. Cullen 10.3.). zafi, şiyin. (equal British: Empire encord, British National and' immediat records). 1; J. Perek (X), 2001. Bin.. 1 P. Jik{C} #ort

38

The trio thoroughly rehearsed the dance routine on Paramount

stages sound

In Hollywood where the bulk of "Funny Bonjours

The "lle had been much anti- races.

The sad thing is that this time 11 JUMP.-T.

have been a closer finish, though quartet of Miss Weston Miss E. Hopking the time of 4min 3.8sec. may not Pashley, Mrs Paul, and Miss and achieving his best ever! HIGH distance of Bitt. Zin, in the (0.9). 6, in melt GB, bave satisfied all. Hewson Rather Hoskin have the makings of a

1: O. Modrochoya dest round. Rehak rather dis- Cz.). Oft 4in.. 2:

dige aft. al. 3: J. Vuborilova (CZ), oft daringly led for the first 50 really good team.. appointed Czechoslovakcja

Bing 4

(C.). yards, but then Jungwirth slip- socond

ond with only soft. TAVELIN.-D. Zatopekova

100 and 88013: M. Harradine (G.B.), 61ft Face was made, The women's past and ran the first lap coming

188ft. in 1 Fleming (O.B.) In 19.09.

Williams 10.0 ped 494 in.

Yords quite made up for Eval 1541 Bin Another slightly unexpected 18. sin, 3; 1. Emejkalova (C Cikel, his second string, took | Relay, In the sprints the 10- success in the field came in the 12710. 41. 4..

DISCUSO. Fikolava (Cs.) 10ft up the pace but could only year-old Miey Weston hold Mra but the Discus, where Pharaoh wisely 4% (Britistill-comers

Yards, record) manage 03.8nce, and it was left Paul for 40 reached 188ft. 14in. on his first 3: 5. Merlove (CL), 1811, 4%, to Jungwirth to reach the bell latice's strong

in 3ml trial before the circle became B. Aliday (0.0:), 144ft. 2in., 3: M.

Girl 10,8), 138ft. Min. 4. badly cut up."

11,1860. Loakes

The Pole Vault went to the .... visitors, and in the

Weight

Palmer was well below his best,

THE FIRST. DAY

At the end of the frat hall

Bsc., Hewson having well away f

passed Cikol earlier.

won Jungwirth is a really intelli gent front runner and he held pace off Hewson twice in the last 70

72.

in

Women

Paul (G.B.),

·M. Weston (0.3). 11.3woo..

100 YARDS/

took her z

alla most of for the first Top of in the Half Mile, but

these two

though Savidge took second with the White City on Saturday parts only for Wood to pound Mrs Perkins led at the bell and

7in, and was well over 52ft. Green

Britaini Czechoslovakia ́ ́A uni. of

the final strides.

coveret

Jungwirth

Dosage, timemang ketgantcknow~ in both men's" and women's three water but this

SPOne of this mont

ledged performances by the Bri- competitions. In this fixture, Czechoslovakc record,

i women came in the invlla-sponsored by the News of the was another

Mr Pericină brolo

feather in Wood's dominated by the tion 3 X 880 Yards Ralay where World the British men were cap. He has won all his 11 nces with

Loorty of Miss Wooller, ahead by nine, points, 63 to 54 this/Weston

and Mrs Perkios and the women by paven, 28 twice from the wor

1. Smaller side the Britten its 210

nevorí, struck wlaning Jumps máme, place, and the

Perking

Paris plus two

wo drumstic

will to be fihned in Paris

SCCIVES

spell

completion of her assignment Paris for her next movies

opposite Gary Cooper

for Audrey who will remain in.

Nothing of the scope of the "Bonjou Paris dorice ramber has been attempted before. An dorting to producer Roger Eder who made two trips to

pubild will; nover. oth job that Lions for

The film's leading man. Francois Perrier, is required to suffer fit of madness” brought on by alchohollsm. In order that the

be: Ecene

made

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