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› THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, MAY 21, 1957.

SPARKLING CENTURIES AGAINST THE ONE MCC BY WALCOTT AND SOBERS AND ONLY

West Indians

Declare

At 337 For Six

London, May 20.

Sparkling centuries by Clyde Walcott (117) and Gar- field Sobers (101 not out) for the West Indies, and Brian Close (108 not out) for the MCC, enlivened the second day's play in their match at Lords."

The West Indies declared their first innings closed, for the fifth time in six matches on the tour, at 337 for six.

The MCC replied with 160 for role, had little to do as the two,

Yorkshireman thumped bound- Both teams showed up weak-ary after boundary.

other's uttack Pulling or hooking vigorously mes in Obe Apuri from Alun Moss, the off anything short, Cluse found Mex

bowler, who little diffenly in percbg the took four wickets for 75 runs, held.

pace

14.

THE SCOREBOARD

ان

the MCC attack never approach- Tom Graveney, also sevking to ed Test standard, and the West regains Test place, batto Indier bowling, in the absence sundly for 28 mol out in the

Ramadh!", of Sonny

proved finished third wleket stand little better.

Walcott and Sobers, coming together at the dismissal of Frank Worrell with the addition of only six to the West Indies l'ent' 147 Saturday three, took complete command of the MCC bowling.

One variety uf Using strokes and punishing loose balls severely, they put on 88 rune Ju as many minutes for the

if wicket,

#

spore

Walcott, who had made 72 nal out on Saturday, was cought at jeg slip off an edged stroke after batting four and a half hours for his 117. He hit two sixes and 10 fours,

HIS FIRST CENTURY The left-hundex Sobers went

on to complete his first century |

in England three hours 10 minutes with bis 10th four, and at the end of the same over Jotun Godard declared

Close, reaching his century in two hours 20 minutes with the

ald of a six and 15 lours, made

West Indies, ist unings The West Indians were 147 fur 3 at close of play on Satur- duyên

D. Atkinson, not out .....

Extras

13

20

Total (for 0 wkts declared) 337 Did not bat: J. D. Goddard, A. L. Valentine, R. Gilchrist.

Falls of wicket-4-152, 5-241, G-278.

Bowling

Tyson

Moss

Iton

Sheppard

Close

0. M. R. W.

21 3 57 1

31 12 75 4

MCC, 1st Innings

D. B. Close, not out

21 3 78 0

21 3 19 0

13

0 59 1

100

T. H. Clark, b, Worrell

14

C. L. Walcott, c. Sheppard,

b. Tyson

117

D. Sheppard, e. Attison

b. Valentine

13

M, Worrell, c. Insole b. Moge

24

2. W. Graveney, not out..

Extras

101

Total (for 2 wickets)

189

c. Sobers, not out

I. Kanhai, c. Murray b.

Cluse

Willie Lloyd Follows

Ron Barton

Willie Lloyd, 24-year-old Welsh Lightweight Champion, has retired. He was the second British boxer to give up boxing last week. A day before Lloyd's announcement, former British Cruiser- Peter Richardson's partner weight Champion, Ron Barton, decided to quit

to ring,

a fine bid for the vacancy as

England's opening pair.

When 20, he became so lame

from

blow on his left foot

Lloyd gives as his reason, his poor showing against which he had received while Fernand Nollet, the French lightweight, the other but Tom Clark, who took the Tuesday. He says he may apply for a manager's licence.

bowling that he needed a runner,

COUNTY CRICKET

Lancashire Maintain

Maximum Points With A Fourth Win

London, May 20.

Brian Statham, the Lancashire fast bowler, again match- stole the limelight from his Test rivals with winning, all-round performance against Warwickshire at Coventry today.

Following his eight wickets for 34 in the first innings, Statham Scored 53 in an eighth wicket stand of 97 with Cyril Washbrook (94) and broke the back of Warwick shire's second innings by taking seven for 55. Lancushire thus maintained their maximum points record with fourth win, including bonus points.

70

72 to

Franz Stampfl, who hay coached Britain's Gardon Tirie and Brian Hewson, will head the roaching staff during a Canadian Olympic truining week Toranto

in August, Stamp, Austrian-born, is now living in Australo

10

ONE DAY MATCH Arsenal Football Club, who have always been able to pre- duce a first class cricket eleven, Ieluding Denis und Leslie Complon, will meet Kent in a one day match in August in aid of Doug Wright's benent fund,

How to play iròn shots by PETER ALLISS

ACCURATE long Iron- play is the hallmark of

a fine golfer. I use the same narrow, slightly open stance as for the wooden clubs with the ball on a line just inside the left heel,

The shorter the shot, the neaker I bring the right foot to the left.

1 find it more simple to think of my feet in relation to the ball han the position of the ball in relation to the feet.

Here Tu the potals watch :-

tu

1

تم

and ball for a No. 3 iron. shows the position of feet Knees slightly bent but arm.

3 right.

Left shoulder higher than the

4 The left hand and arm are

firm At the moment of Impact.

lead is perfectly steady.

The right knon turns inwards. Left shoulder is still above the level of the right.

Next week flow to play pitch shots.

Glenn Davis After Owens' 220

Record Hurdles

Columbus, Ohio, May 16. Not since the days of the immortal Jesse Owens that have Ohio State track fans seen such running as displayed by Glenn Davis.

The slim, 23-year-old speedster has revived track interest around Columbus and set fans buzzing about what his next record may be, He has already set a world's mark in the 400 metres hurdles and Olympic gold medal in Melbourne last year.

won fun

AT SINGAPORE

....

HK CRICKET TEAM PLAYS LAST MATCH TODAY

By HENRY LONGHURST

By the purest coincidence I was mentioning the other week that Walter Hagen's life story was due to bo published in England-without, I hoped, the trivial in- accuracies relating to golf in Britain.

It is now nirendy published, at 308, by Heinemann, to whom I lift my hat not only for having adjusted the inaccuracies but also for producing the pictures in much better style than in the American edition, thus proving that there are other things than Canals on which we may occasionally be more knowledgeable than our American friends.

Singapore, May 21.

Every aspiring young golfer | es!, arranging them in order The touring Hongkong cricket

a golf when there is only a penny- team ploy a one-day match ought to be starting

He could begin "by weight of difference between against un All-Malayan Services library.

ancient half a dozen. If the reales don't Eleven in Singapore today keeping a look-out for

coples of Sir Walter Simpson's check with Walter's guess the "Art of Golf," and the Immortal scales are wrong."

by Not only his bad shots and

(Tuesday),

and Malaya. They lewe

Hongkong on Wednesday.

The Straits Times rald today thunt

team the All-Malaya deserved their win by 27 rims in the three-day interport watch at Kuala Lumpur but not every

was happy about some of the leg-before decisions in the closing stages of the game when the going for Hongkong "werE

edited

The game will round off their Badminton volume four-match tour of Singapore | Horace Hutchinson. Thereafter consequent recoveries endeared for he might do well to stick to him to the publle-he once went

a people rather than mere instruc-| through championship at tion, on which subject books Sandwich without a six, being pour from the presses almost many times bunkered in three-

he every day. J. H. Taylor's "Goll, but also the way in which My Life Work," comes to mind, allernoted so cheerfully between Cotton's "This Game of Golf," a@luence and Insolvency. "The Bobby Jones Story," and, of course, à selection of vintage Darwin. It 30s, seems a lot for

The Walter Hagen Story million in golf and spent it all, well, Christmas is only seven Money has never meant months away.

except something thing to him

get rid of quickly. How he he ever took the beating that gave bluveit is beyond anyone's

osC

runs

The paper: "One decision i

T. particular by umpire V. Duray when he gave Brason out has to Kirkham Jeg before caused considerable comment.

"Bedson, going in at number 10 though he is normally an open- er, looked amazed when umpire Duray signalled, He left the field shaking his head in vious dissatisfaction."

Most observers, including the scorers, had thought it was a entch, the paper commented,

FLL BE BACK

He

had

"Hagen," said the late Grant- land Rice, made well over

to

any-

to A

I think our appreciation of imagination." Hagen was mutual.

He it was, undoubtedly, who every reason at fral to dislike opened up the golden road which England. He arrived at Deal in American professionals follow so 1022, in clothes Hamboyant by much less entertainingly today. our standards,

youthful All of them," says Sarazen, U.S. Open Champion, and, hay- "should say a silent thanks ing attracted much altention, him whenever they stretch ob-finished 53rd. Furthermore. it cheque between their fingers. It was in the days when profess wac Walter who made Ionals were not allowed in the fessional golf what it is." clubhouse-Just as caddies are not today, which I suppose will olso be dismissed as "nobbery" in 20 years' time.

The Straits Times said: "it was a pity that the last wicket of the match-which und been

out-should have fallen in such on unsatismetory manner.

pro-

The late Bob Harlow was his long suffering manager for 11 years. "With a broad expansive Hagen's comment was "I'll be in on his features," he wrote,

look at "Hagen

the world so keenly and sportingly fought back." He came back, and grew through the hole in the dough

to appreciate the true qualifes nut-end keeps his hand on the of the great seaside links and to dough," Walter in retura writes savour the many-sided life of of Harlow, "Through all chose

island. Everybody "In the whole match, Hong-cur small

years We never ad a written forgrave-ilm, and kong batsmen were given out loved-and

contract of any sort. He set up leg before wicket seven times even today, Gene Sarazen often compared to one such decision anys on his coming to England the dates, I played the tourna

ments and exhibitions, and we veteran caddies will at once against Malaya.

carried the greenbacks away in Come up and ask "Ow's an old suitcase. It was an ideal "All in all, though, the umpir-ighgen?"

arrangement. It allowed me to ing was excellent."-Reuter,

Other people's comments, relax and enjoy my friends and which serve as chapter head- my game." ings for his broles, will illumin- afe Hagen's character for those who never have the luck 10 share his company. That pene trating critic Arthur Croome, today, he palpably enjoyed his for instance, wrote on his first: golf and his life and his friends, arrival, It was at once borne in

and asked of the world only

Lawn Bowls Liberation Shield

MASTER GAMESMAN

Therein perhaps lay his secret. Unlike some of the experts of

of

on me that hero was a man that it should come in and share who would not fail through ex- the fun The master gamesman cess of modesty.... He makes himself, he was absolute proof The first round for the Libera- more bad shote during a season against the first principle tion Shield between the KCC than Harry Vardon did during gamesmanship, namely. to get and KBGC, will be played on the whole period 1800-1914. In the other man flurried and tensed Sunday, June 9 at KCC. Mem- the course of which he won six up, To my friend Fred Corcoran, bers of the KCC wishing to Open Championships, but he who was In difcultles with articipate are requested to sign seat more immaculate golfers some tournament he was oT~ the lat posted in the Club on because three of those and one ganising, he expressed his whole or before June 3,

of them counis four and he philosophy of life. "Don't worry, Now Davis is setting his trade that day's work and the

knows it."

Fred," he drawled, "don't hurry. Terence Murphy, the Canning

it for anything in

Inter Club Competitions

a little time. Town cruiserweight, will take sights on the Big Ten Outdoor reward for

While Hogan has slayed away We're only here Members of the KCC are to perfect a swing which, as he Never forget to stop and smell the place of ex-champion Bon Championships that will be held the world." Barion-new retired from Northwestern University at In college, the phenomenal Boxing against Tony Dove of Evanston, Illinois, May versatility of Davis comes to minded that the closing date for puts it, "repeats," Hagen had an the lowers

Bowls Inter Club almost amateurish style and re- Among my favourite blo light. ile runs the 100-yard the Lawn

on his sensitive touch-graphies is "W. C. Field His Batterien at Streatham on May 24-25.

lied

the night · befor.. was the W. C. Fields of golf. Said Tominy Armour, "He They bore the same initials. from their life stories might well

22.

EL

On

Lew Hoad Wins, Wife Beaten

Call

balls gauge the lightest to the

Fortunes," Hogen

heavl have borne the same title.

He was ineligible to compete dash, 220-yard dash, the high Competitions is Saturday, May in any NCAA meets this year and low hurdles and the quarter: 25 and those wishing to part even when he had not been to Failies and as anchor man on the sipale are requested to sign the bed one-year mile Dave Charley. Britain's new due to that group's

State for giving Bucks mile-rotay team, tie la 1st posted in the Club, Lightweight Champion, will have an on Ohio

also a good broad jumper with feet 5% of .23 best leap Freddie Trucmun, who may Robertson (41) and Edrich (33) his first Bght since winning the legal financial aid to athletes. However, the Big Ten has lifted start- Middlesex title, and his last before weli

England's attack klet

put upen

isest

at Its suspension and reinstated the inches. Service, Its National

The NCAA bon ends ¿choo). with Statham, was also in good within 159 of victory.

In the Big Ten outdoor meet Harringay on June 4. His op-

Davis will be shooting for form with the bat. His 03 in

CLOSE OF PLAY SCORES

ponent will be Johnny Gonsalves next August,

In the Western Conference Owens 220-yard low hurdle: against Somerset minutes

of California, rated in the

Championships meet record of 22.6 seonds. contained ten fours and helped At The Oval; Surrey won by United States as the fourth best indoor

Davis

Davis said he does not plan to per- Yorkshire to victory with bonus eight wickets,

here last March, Worcestershirë

for accounted

from 36 retre

track competition sonaily poinle.

108 and 90 (Locic six dor 21), lightweight in the world.

He points as the Buckeyes finished when school days are over,

Intends to keep working hard Tony Lock, another probable Surrey 109 and 90 for two (May

The America's Cup, a sport- second to champion Indiana. England cholec, who is in irre51 not out).

The ing

with

point-outburst by Davis for the 1980 Olympics, Axture

great a

"I'll only be 20 in 1960," he sotible form, captured six more At Coventry: Lancashire won tradition, is to be revived. The broke nine-year individual! wickets for 21 to give Surrey un by an innings and 105

runs Cup is a yachting competition point record of 10 set by Lloyd said, "and I should be able to here today.

continue at least that long."- wickety eight

over Warwickshire win

71 and

Letween Britain and America Duff of Ohio State in 1948, Worcestershire at the Oval.

(Slatham severt for 55)

Ohio State track conch Larry United Press. und is remembered for the gal-

Davis can win cashire 201 (Washbrook

lant but unsuccessful efforts of Snyder thinks Ielper by Jim Laker. his Statham 63, Bannister six IG: that great British sportsman Sir any event he sets his mind to.

twin" (four for 31).107).

the opposition

Thomas Ilptor and his yachts Sunder said Davis came to him Russian Breaks Custovak woman player. goalkeepers in Home international matches. Last year, Cambridge Endeavour marks ono and two. Just before Cambridge: for 90 in the second innings. University 100 and 30 for two. The competition was last held here and asked at World Record

"spin Lock dismissed

With the England Test team

10

Lan-

D4,

£

the Big Ten meet

can I do to win the meet?"

Now a synaleate of members

SINGLE-HANDED For 30,000 M

At

Sunscr 300 for six declared In 1937. being chosen on Sunday, interes (sulle 91. Packs 124, Potter inevitably centred round those bidding, for a place, and today (43).

While in high school af Bat- At Burton On Trent: Derby- of Britain's Royal Yacht Squad- two young batsmen enhanced

by an innings and ron, are sponsoring an attempt berton, Ohio, Davis single- their reputations with centuries, shire won

which will be handed won the Essex 80 und 112 on the trophy

State High: seven runs.

The School title for his school. He match will be decided on the was the only

member of his team to qualify for the event. He said his biggest thrill in competition was when he won the Olympic 400 metres hurdles title.

Jim Parks, who had to return (Jackson seven for 98), Derby-held in September 1958. unft from MCC's tour of Southshire 199. Afrlen, six and 13 fours

At Leeds: Yorkshire won by best of Boven races.

In his 124 against Cambridge an innings and 48 ruus. Somer- University,

set 144 and 104, Yorkshire 208 whlie Brion Close, opening for MCC against West Indies, took a fine 108 not out In 145 minutes.

DISASTER

for le declared (Illingworth 97, Trueman 03).

At Gravesend: Kent 105 and 171 (Leary 55 not out), Glam- organ 160 (W. G. Davies 65) and 32 for one.

Disaster overtookt another England man, Trevor Bailey, At Nottingham: Nottingham- who retired with a hand injury shiro 308 for eight declared. after making eleven In Essex's Northamptonshire 206 for

05, Norms -second innings against Derby (Brookca

Barrick Livingstono 75, shire at Burton.

not out).

He went to hospital for an X-ray, which showed that he

four

BL.

53

At Gloucester; Gloucestershire bad broken bone, and he will 144 and 124. Leicestershire 127 dmst vertainly miss the First and 78 for threo.

Tom on May 30.

Les Jackson took seven with kols for 38 in Essex'a second innings, and Dorbyshire work by an innings and seven runs.

Jack Robertson, Ell Edrich and Derks Compton, the Middle- sex old furn" alt helped to wards putting their skie in a

133

At Porimonth: Hampshire and 218 (Marshal 03), Middlesex 108 and 85 for one Reuter,

TURKEY WINS

-(London Express Serviċe).

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DAVIS CUP

Italy Down Netherlands

Five Nil

si

The Hague, May 20.

15-0 win Italy completed a

over

when

the Netherlandia their second round European Zone Davis Cup the ended here today.

singles,

In the last two Gulseppe Merlo beat Home Vam Dalsum 6-8, 6-2, 10-8, 0-3 and Chelando Istanbul, May 20.

Birola best Fredi Dehnert (-4, 6-4, 9-1.

strong position against Hamp- Turkey beat Egypt 1-0 with shire at Portsmouth.

a goal scored in the first half of

Compton took three wickets a soccer international here today. A 30 BROJ 15 runs and-Reuter.

Italy most Poland in the zone

| quarter-finals-Reuter,

Moscow, May 20. Albert Ivanov, of Moscow, beat the world record for 30,000 Metres (18 miles 1,123 yards) at Leningrad today.

Prague, May 20. Lew Hoad, Australlun holder of the Wimbledon Uitle, beat the former Czechoslovak Davis Cup player, Vindhinir Zabrodsky 11-0, 6-1 in an exhibition match

wis

wife, Jennifer, Hond's Lester: 6-4, 6-3 by Olga Casal- kova, the

second-ranked

Router.

EUROPEAN DAVIS CUP MATCH

FIFA Will Change Rule On Injured Goalkeepers- Substitutes Now

Substitutes wilt In future be allowed for injured Scotland's proposal in favour of substitution was turned down.

We understand the accidents Germon') tour 10 tackle the to Bert Trautmann and Ray Tem Finney threat at right- Wood in successive Cup Finals back in the same match. has caused a change of opinion and there will now be a vote in Birmingham City started their fuvour at the meeting of the team rebuilding with the sign- International Board In Portrushing of Dick, Neal from Lincoln Paris, May 13. next month,

Dick St Andrews could be Emery, star inside-forward 'in Britain moets, France in the Tass, the Soviet News Agency,

We're told that.... Millwall's the Peterborough giant-kliling reported that he clocked one quarter-finals of the Europe/in

on the Central Charlie Hurley is almost certain team. Don't rule out a player- Cup our 33 nibles 3.3 seconds, The Davis

Roland Garros to get his first Zrish cap against | exchange involving Emery and official record is one hour 35 Court of the "It was a great feeling," he minule: 3.6 seconds, set by the Stadium here on June B, 9, and gland in Dublin zoon. Benmus City, Next man to arrive at Antli Viskari, 10, it was ontourced today.-Dunne (Luton Town) can ox- Birmingham centre-forward Ed- sold, "I had shivers running up! Fimrists runner

pect his recall from Luton's East | win Brown. and down my spine, I wouldn't last October.-Reuter.

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