WORLD BOXING RANKINGS
Tanny Campo Listed Fifth In Batamweight
Challengers
List
New York, Sept. 26.
Philippines bantamweight boxer, Tanny Campo, rose to Afth place in the list of challengers to World Champion Marlo Dagata of Italy in the world boxing orders, published by Nat Fleischer's "Ring" magazine today,
Campo, who beat France's Schmid in Paris carlier this month, took the place in the "Ring" order previously held by French bantamweight hope, Alphonse Halimi, who was dropped one place for his long enforced absence from the ring, due to military service.
Jog's Jiloshi Mike re Bourdman tained his fourth place the Ilywe gh! category order with Danny Kid (Philippines) nfth.
Flash Forcle of the Philippines was in seventh place in the fentherweight entegory.
The orders were given in the "Ring" be follows:-
Cisco
(US)
"Kid"
В
Walince (US), 3. "Bud" Smith (US), 4. Andrade (US).
Featherweight: World Cham- {pion, Sundy Saddler
1 Challengers: Hogan Bassey
2. Cherif (Nigeria).
Cher Paul Jorgen- Humin (France) 3. BOFI (US) 4. Carmelo Costa (US) 5. Miguel Berrios (Puerto Rico) 4. Fred Galiana (Spain),
Elorde (Philippines) Moracen
(Cuba) 9. He (US) 10. Victor "Sun 14 (Venezuela),
Bantamweight: World Cham- Mario Dagata (Italy) plon,
Muclas Challengers: 1. Raion
Peacock Billy (Mexico),
3. (US)
Leo Esploso (Philip- pines), 4, Jose Lopez (Mexico), 6. Tanny Campo (Philippines), (France). 6. Alphonse Halim
Heavyweight: World tille vacant. Challenger. Archle Flash Moore (US) 2. Floyd Patterson Cireu (US) 3. Tommy Jackson (US) 4. [Chestnut Wilde Pastrand (US).
Light-Heavyweight; World Champion, Archie Moore (US) Challengers · I Gerhard Hecht (Germany).
Hons 2
Suretz (Germany) 3. Yolande Pompey {Trinidad), + Chuck Spieser (US).
Middleweight; World Cham- "Sugne Robinson plun, Ray
1. Gene Fullmer Challengers TUS), 2. Bobby Boyd (US), 3. Ralph Tiger Jones (US), 4. Charles Hunez (France).
Chun- (US)
2.
7 Ricardo Moreano (Mexico) B. Jean
Renard
D (Belgium),
Kevin June (Austalia), 10. German Ohm (Mexico)
Flyweight: Work Champion, Pascual Perez (Argelitning).
Memo Challengers: (Mexico), 2 Day Dower
Diar (Bri-
Welterweight: World plot, Carmen Basilio Challengers: Tony Demarco Lam), 3. Young Martin (Spain). (US), 2. Johnny Saxton (US), | 4. Jllo 3. Isonk legturt" (Cuba), 4. Art Aragon (US).
Kk!
7
Jitoshi
Mbako (Japan). Danny
(Philippines), Aristide Pozzala (lady), Oscar Survez (Cuba), 8. Bindi Lightweight: World Champion, Jack (Australia), 9 Robert Pol- Joe Brown (19) Challengers; 1. luzon (France), 10. Frankic Ivitio 1.1 (Italy), 22 Lury Jones (Britain).--France-Presse.
PACIFIC COAST TENNIS
Two Seeded Players Sidelined In Third Round Matches
Berkeley, Calif., Sept, 26,
THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1956.
WORLD SPEEDBOAT RECORD RUN
across
Donald. Campbell in his Jet-engined speedboat Bluebird tore Coniston Water recently to create a new world water-speed record of 225.63 miles an hour - 9.3 miles on hour faster than his previous record, set up in Nevada last November.
On his first run be reached the fantastic speed of 286.78 miles an hour. On his return run he was blinded by fumes in the cockpit, and became semi. conscious, which reduced his speed to a mere 164.48 miles an hour. - Express Photo.
Brooklyn
BASEBALL
Dodgers Now
One Full Game Behind
Milwaukee Braves
Brooklyn, Sept. 26.
Robin Roberts, striving for his seventh straight 20-win season, pitched the Philadelphia Phillies to a 7-3 victory over the Brooklyn Dodgers today in a game that may have sounded the death knel of the World Champions' Pennant hopes.
A crowd of only 7.847 saw the Phillies avenge Tuesday night'a no-hitter at the hands of Sal Maglie by knocking the Dodgers a full game behind the idle Milwaukee Braves in the sensational League Pennait struggle. The Dodgers now go into the final three ganies of the season trailing the Braves by a game in both the won and lost columns.
Roberts deprived The Dodgers of a pennant IN years ng when he beat them on the Anal day of the 1950
pennant race fundi he may have done it again today with a gritty tive-hit per Donance that earned him 14
10th victory.
way from first when Lopata | Lemon, who has now fanned 135 dropped the relay from the vul- mikes this season, a new major Beld after tagging him.
league record.
Hodges, however, was oul al- tempting to fake third, Mary Blaylock to Willie Jones and al this stage Roberts suddenly stined to recapture his sust. *The powerful right-hander ¦ He walked Carl Furillo for his yrelded two home runs to Duke only pass of the game but then Saider m addition to an unearned
struck out by Campanella and run in the second
Newcombe mining, but
out the 10 batter unditat The struck out
Kove up only one hit over the last six frames,
To
Both the Braves and Dodgers are off tomorrow stul start their final series of the season on Fr tay night Milwaukee meets the Cardinals and the Dodgery meet Each is a the Pirates here
Two seeded players in the 67th annual Pacific Coast Tennis Championships were sidelined today in third round matches, both by former University of California players. Hugh Stewart of Pasadena, seeded 12th, was upset by Fred Hagist of Ventura, 2-6, 7-5, 6-3. Sidney Schwartz
winner Twenty-rix game of New York, seeded 13th, wus eliminated by LA Clif
Don Newcornbe WIN matched Mayne of Port Monmouth, New Jersey, 5-7, 7-5, 9-7. against Roberts in this "must" game but did not have his stuff Schwanz suffered canip of England defeated Ralph Gishi and was further hurt by a two through the fral few games of ❘ of San Francjɛco 6-1, 6-4,
base error by left gjelder Sandy | three-game series.
hom of the marathony match,
Bob Perry of Los Angeles, Amor-elding Foreign entrants
The No. 14, defented Nick Carter of
Brooklyn's World Series Vic-
DALURY. to San Francisco 8-2, 0-4. Noel toy Jast
Thi PRIVA colthurd
helped the the trample
Phillies opposition as the Brown of Los Angeles, seeded
secre la o witamed [1115 16th, defeated Butch Krikorian
In the seorset terding indicated they would.
Sven Davidson, seeded No 2 of Mountains View, 7-5, 6-2.
inning when they tok a 3-1 but
ked now the top-ranked player share the withdrawal ¢if LZw
Lorsen. Afth seeded, of Iloud
Laukko, won his Sat
defenter! Cum
Larsen Retd. Vickery of Burling.me. Alauneria, the California State who Wom the tournament ITA with the first of his three hits Baker opened the 13th with a Champion. Scores were 0-0, 1950, is the only former winner
Australia, or
match with Whitney
6-3.
111
Third-arded Neal Fraser of Ausralin defented Stan Hack
Je of Sacramento, son of the famous Chicago Cub baseball manager, 6-3, 0-4.
Art
enter this your.
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DAVID
Pagola
D NIVEN LAMENTS HE'S MAKING THE MOST RIOTOUS FILM OF HIS CAREER
By DOROTHEA WOOD
London.
David Niven, suave and handsome comedian, laments that he is making the most riotous film of his career with the most humorous part, and yet the audience may be so distracted it will have difliculty in seeing him.
It's not that Niven fears his part in "The Silken Affair" will be made shorter; it is simply that the competition in the film is too stiff.
iD fell
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"I'm surrounded by the six | suid he didn't ke the final | "Then the waiters and house most beautiful girls i England, version of the script has | staff at the hotel we were stay- plus one of France's lovellest | come back to London,
ing in went on strike, mademoiseljes," he complaino
"Richard Burton sprained his with a smile. "It's like trying "The Stawife," with Joan Col- unck swimming, climbing trees Joke at the Missins, Richard Burton, Cy Grant and building a raft for desert Universe contest. People may and Basil Sydney in the starring | island scenes in the picture. A hear my voice, but with all roles as four survivors of a ship musseur fixed him up ofter we · lliot beuty around, a person sinking, making their way 10 had plans to halt the production. would have to be Insane to civilisation on a raft, had begun look at me.
There is logic in the actor's "The Suken Aftale" reasoning illed with laughs, but it is full with beautiful WOMEN.
A BELLE FROM FRANCE
the list is Franec Hending
Genevieve Page, Contribution. the continental stage star who gained motion picture fame in "Plaisir de Paris. Appropriate. y enough, Miss Page portrays a Cuctive beauty in the alm,
"Beauty," according to Niven, is international and who's going jook at me when Genevieve is on the screen too?"
The fact that producer Fred
diretor Fehlkamp and
Roy Kellino scourext England to and The prottiest girls on the Britishi Isles to glamorise the flim does not make Niven feel any better.
A few
to
In
with Jamaica
Rossellat directing
But when difficulties between
ul Italian director the
im's producers became irrecon- ellable, be bowed out and was
The
Or
ARMY TO THE RESCUE
Wo "We ran out of extras. needed Caucasians for crowd scenes and all the Jamaican na- tives were blacks. The Europeans on the land were all too busy replaced by Bol McNaught. i with their plantations
Finally the Army McNaught admitted the ollier businesses, any that he had inherited a rescued us agaia-they gave us a detachment of soldiers to play tough job.
extras. "We hurl to flon « sequence The first raft we bullt munk the Kingston docks showing because I was too light for all
It was to represent four
our of the ca air raid.
principals. The The British evacuation of Singu- second was too heavy for the which precedes four to push into the water for pore in 1942 the ship sinking The prin
which they escape scenes in pais, of course, are escaping from an island on which they the Japanese when the boat is had become stranded. We wound up using the heavy one, with an
intricate system of rollers and underwater ropes to bombas **Well,
fas be help pull it into the water.
Troubles, troubies! But chopped, ships had to be set on fire and all that. Then the that's making pletures.
doter "What difference
It Tine department stepped in to refuse permission make?" asked charming, Taven- Joan, who aid she to shoot they were afront haired the docks and warehouse would thought the Jamaten locations.
had been a "wonderful lark," be set on fire.
McNaught did
not reply, há walked off mumbling something
sunk
MORE TROUBLE
hact
of the scene-stealers | Kingston with whom the comedian must compete Include;
A tall, slim blonde with the unlikely
of Josu Rend naine Miss Rend, t seventeen, already
about She had won
"
is
one of England's most popular models.
**We Anally prevailed them, with the help of Army
who handled
on
the
grey hairs and never to see rafts again. wanting United Press.
eleven beauty contests by the engineers, time she was attern and at pyrotechnles
beal oul the most
beautiful stricts in Europe for a prize rule in an American television Feries mode In England.
HAD LEGS INSURED
Niven designates the curva- cious Miss Read us his number- one scene-stealing competition. "This is a girl who could be- come a star even if she couldn't speak a word," says
Niven "Customers would be happy watch her in sijent movies,
etis additional competi- tion from a comely young lady The valu- to the up-
with $90,000 less
able imbs belong
to
propriately named "Legs" face Angela) Lane. Legs, leading ruce driver in England
In
to being one of the
country' prefliest actresses, hal
Reuvely legs insured for Usat amount Her motion picture
worried company
about her ultra-high spe:d automotive
AMREICAN LEAGUE
Washington Boston
New York Baltimore
CARDINAL BEATEN
Chiengo In the only other National Detroit League game scheduled, Solly Drake singled home Gene Baker from third base in the 13th inning to give the Cubs & 3-2 victory over the Cardinals. Murry
Dickson allowed only three hils In 12 innings before
#1
Del Ennis started the frame
und moved to second on
au double
and moved up on infield out. Ampus then dis p
sacrifice. Reliever Jim Bresnon was the winner. ped Elmer Galus eny fly for a two-base error, Ennis going to third. Solly Hemus was hit by a pitched ball to all the biza's and Roy
follow Smalley with a Iwo-run double to left centre held. Heinus scored
Indog nun ef the Robert sacriller fly.
The men go into the round of
Lomorrow, In women's play second-sexd- a Dorothy Chenty of Santo Monica defeated Linda Vali of Oakland 6-4, 0-1. Mimi Arnold of Redwood City, sceded third, defeated Jean McCormick of third Boston 6-2, 6-2.
Rookie right-hair Cerkel Beamen pliched the Orlojds to a
4 6 2 activities
@ 12 2
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legs aren't the only thing to recommend her. The 0 4 9 rest of the 23-year-old
1 ก O brunette's Agure measurex
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H E 38-24-36 starting at the top. But her legs are the major dis-
the linellon, having
ille of "The Most Beautiful Legs" in England
France
Thirty Athletes For - Melbourne
Nominates
BEAUTY SHINES SHOES
"Even the shoeshine girts are i eyecatching," according to the alxmayed Niven. "One of the funniest seentes in the picture takes place in an all-female barber
shop The action is really hilarious and I have opportunity to do some very funny face-making, But who Paris, Sept. 26.
do they have shining any shoes 1-8 triumph over the Yankees The French Athletics Fedia-
at the time?....just about the us Whitry Ford lost his sixth tion today drew up a list of 30 meat luscious female have the game of the your agotest 10 vic-athletes (25 men and 5 worth)
Her name is Shane ever seen Ford wild pitched the pre-selected for on turies.
the Melbourne | Cordell. and although she only run of the game scross in Olympic Games. The Est was only 5 feet 3 inches tall she has The third integ when The handed to the French Oympic scrisational figure in the truc Snider's 40th home com hud Fitneona singled, cdvanerd to | Commitice, which is expected
Murlyn Μειπτος tradition. t given the Dodgers a run in the third on Beb Nieman's single to rdure th; number tomorrow
know more
will be people first inning and they tallied st
watching hurns en the wild
wheri
her shine my shock 2 draws up the conlin- Unseeded Martha Hernandez another in the second with the pitch.
then will be paying attention to Bents for each sporting, federa- of Meriro City defeated Pat help of on Urror by catcher Stan
tum for the Olympic trip.
my comedy," Michael Davies of England. Maloney of Mill Valley, Cali- Lopata. Amoros singled to open Mickey Munje failed to con needed ninth, defeated Dr forin 0-0, 0-1. It was The the frame ntrc. GIL Hodges ret trftly va a seventh Inning The French prestlested Conley Cation of Alameda, 0-3, | second round of the Women's fokowed with a double to right ¦ pitcher and his average dropped | athletes were: 0-4. Bly Knight, 11th seeded, | Singlts.—United Pris/.
Ashley Cooper of Australlu, exodel No. 4. defeated Jobd 0-0, Holden of San Francisco 6-1. Luis Ayala of Chile, eighth seeded, defented Harry Butliner of San Francisco 6-4,
6-1.
ELEVENTH SEEDED
13
1 One watery planet
2 Oval
1 Measure in miles?
4 Not a heavy lamp
@ Fold up
5 Keep a look out
7.Flim worlda
0 It's limitles
9 Thermometer world
10 Earth. satelito
11 Earth and Mars!
12 Turn round
13 Of the sun
14 Old man's planet
16 It's in Europa
10 Go beyond
17 Not a Muse's Planet
Baba Lewis of Boston, serded 7th, defeated Geraldine Carter of San Francisco 6-1, Op.
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In another seene, David en- counters the double competitice of the prettiest pair of twins producer Feldkamp could find In England, The Chamberlain twins, identicni beauties named Pauline and Pamela, of course, will get the opportunity to dis- play their 19, and Niven
a point to 354. Benmon, pitch-
100 Mitres: Home Boukio, Ing in his first big lengue game,
Lls struck oui nluc batters and Alain David, Constantin
Benko, Yves Comus (elther 100 kve up only tour hEs.
or 400 Metres), und Abdoule Pour Foytack of the Tigers Scye (4 times 100 Metres relay). goined his 15th victory by 200 Metres; Thium Habib. shrugs helplessly at the thought beating the White Sox 4-1 on Four times 400 Metres reluy: n thaveshifter. Dill Tuttle Pierte Hearhoff, Jean-Pierre homered with one on in the Goudeau and Jean-Paul Martin eccord inning while Larry Doby | Du Gord. connected with the buses empty 800 Metres: Rene Djian,
In the eighth,
The Red Sax defeated thefa. 300 Metres; Michel Bernard
Senators 8-4, as Ted Williams Ircrcored his average to 3503 with a double and a triple ini four official trips, Frank Sulil- van hurled a six-hitter for hir 14th victory, strildng out six along the route. His last strike out victim was outfielder Jim
home ruggER RESULTS
London, Sept. 20. Results of tonight's Rugby games wêrO;
Rugby Unioniste Saracens 3 Milliliana 9, Macstog 14 Llanbhy 0.- Oxford 3 Coventry 15,– - Runby 3 Northampton 5. Rugby Lesene County Match
Yorkabira 21 Las
Michel Jazy.
5,000, or, 10,000 Metres: Alain Mimoun.
110 Metres Hurdles: Edmond Roudnitska and Jacques Dohen.
Metres
400
Cury
Fournier.
High-Jump
Hurdles:
Guy
Maurice
Pole Vault - Victor Sillon.
· Hop, Step and Jump: Erle Batueta.
Walk: Marle Lochin......
Javelin Throw: Michol Mac- quet, Aleg Byrovaisky, and Leon Byrpvalsty
of competing with four shapely 10 t
once
"I hope people se my, name in the advertisements," he said. "otherwise they may not realise that I appeared in the film,"
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Pakistan Soccer Team In Peking
London, Sept. 26. The Puidistan national foot- balt tesin prrived in Peking by train today from Shanghai after- touring Canton and Shanghall, the New China News Agency reported
Mr Suang, Chung, : Deputy Hanmer Throw: Guy Hurson
Secretary-General of the All- Shot Put Raymond Thomas, Chintao football players were at China Atheletla Federation and
Women's, four times: 100' || the train station to welcome the Motres & rožky: ~ Catherindi · Cap= | Pakistania.
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