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# THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, JULY 12, - 1957.

THREE FINNS BREAK WORLD RECORD FOR

1,500 METRES

Within A Tenth

A Second Of Each Other

Of

Helsinki, July 11.

Finland's Olavi Salsota broke the world record for the 1,500 Metres run with 3 minutes, 40.2 seconds at the Aabo athletic meeting today. The former record of 3 minutes, 40.6 seconds was set up by Hungary's Istvan Rozsavoelgyi,

Rozsaolgyi's previous world record was beaten today by three Finnish runners, who fought out a very close finish.

Olavi Salonen was second, beaten only by inches by his compatriot Salsola, and credited with the same record-breaking time of 3 minutes, 40.2 seconds. Olavi Vuorisalo was a close third in 3 minutes, 40,3 seconds.

TOUR DE FRANCE REGIONALTM

RIDER SCORES HIS

SECOND STAGE VICTORY

Perpignan, July 11. Rubber faerd Roger Hassenforder, the 26-year-old "Win or Bus!” regional rider of the Tour of France cycling race, won his second stage today.

Waurn. Swedish runner Dan who led some of the way, Inish.

JK

ed tart in 3 minutes,

to seconds, sational record,

up

40.6

niw

The 1.500 Metrea record today returned to Finland after a gap tuver 30 years. The famous the lying Finn, Nurmi, held world record from 1024 to 1926 with 3 minutes, 62.6 seconds, Stuer then the preord has pass- et through many famous hands, including Ladoumegue of France, Hacke of Sweden. and the Lands of At-tralia Hungarians, hares and Tabori.

IDEAL CONDITIONS wenber conditions

we ideal for Leem sh world record explait, Nordstrom of Finland made the early Dare followed by Sweden's Waern and the Finas Salonen and

and Salsola.

The

With tomorrow's mountain, stage over the Pyrenees down to Barcelona looming up on the horizon, this clown | Aabo (Turku). of the eyeling circus decided to win over the that of to-te day's 246 kilometre styre from Ales to here.

With a strong a wind blow- ; the riders ma 107 kilomètres Ing. ay riders led by Picrve run over the Pyrenees down to Huby mike an early breakaway, Barcelona, Ruby and Hassengordve are both in the Northeast Crutral Franc team,

with

Che

Hassenforder cane through the 60 kilometre mark four other rulers to min leaders. This, leticing pack forvej the pace at one point were 17 minutes, 30 seconds aberd of the following pack.

Team Stage Placings

2. Italy-1 hrs. 7 ins.

69 Fees,

3. France-10 hrs, 24 mins, 43 SS.

મ

The

metres were first 400 covered in 56.8 seconds. Waern then took the lead and passed

metres

the 800

mark

in one

1. Northeast Central Franc-minute, $7.6 :econds. 18, 53 mins, I bees.

A1 The 1,000 metres mark. Where

the was a leading Aeld in 2 minutes, 20 seconds. Salsola

from then moved up the back with Vuorisalo ind joined When in the lead. To- wards the end of the race, Salmela. Vuorisalo and Salonen went ahead of Weern and the three Olavis crossed the finish- ing line almost together. | France-PresseTM

4 West Fratice. Holland, Switzerland and 1le De France, cath with 10 hes, 24 mins.

51

8. Southwest France-19 hrs,

FINAL SPRINT

the final In

sprint. Italii erack sprinter Arrigo Padovan 41 mins, 10 secs. enallenged. Ruby reeled with

9. Belgium and Spain,

each

his tennamale

order with 19 hue, 41 mins, 12-sões, Hassenforder sheltering behin his

1. Southeast France-19 hrs,

wheel, in the last 100 metres, 40 mins,

back

Hassenforder had been paced up

lo top speed otul, packing power

into his pedals. nipped through

Team Overall Placings

to beat Parowan by a wheel over † 1. France-250

untching line with Ruby 58. 5 soca.

the

dashing to seventh place,

The Northeast Central Leami

hrs. 22 ming,

JUNGWIRTH WAITS

Prague, July 11. Czoch middle-distance runner Jungwirth today Indefinitely postponed his pinned attempt work 1,500 metres against the record on account of the heavy 50 min, which has fallen in Prague since yesterday. Jungwirth ran 200 hrs. 3:40.9 West Frane

for the distanES roth.-France-Presse, Ile De Pranee 260 hrs.

2. Italy-250

20 secs.

3

won the team slage event but 11 mins, 29 sees, the French national (cam still

hokis

the overall team lead 26 min, 10 seen.

with: Jueques Anquetil keeping

by

----

Northeast Central Fruter

the yellow sweater as overall. 260 hrs, 39 mius, 41, sees. lender and his teammates Jean 6. Holland

Forrestier and Francois Mahe jains, ses respectively second and third if;

260 hrs. R

1 Belgium 260

hes,

51

the Individual overall classifen- I munas, 1 stes. tion,

8. Switzerland -201 Hassenforder is 50th out of 31 mines, 53 rees. the 07 riders left in the mice.

bud.

9. Southwest France 201

The Tour nips into Spain to hrs. 41 mins, 15 secs. morrow as the 15th stage takes;

GUINNESS

* GIVES SIRANGIH

增强体力 恢復元氣

TO ATHLETES

AND VIGOUR

健力氏波打酒

TO SPECTATORS

Parasitic skin disease, itching tegema etc

Mitigal

CIL & CUTY-CUDOW

#T

» Bizgne/ « LEVERKUSEN GERMANY.

10. Southeast Frater

lure. 56 mines, 41 sees.

11.

Spain 262 hrs,

261

36

mins, 34 sees. ---France-Presse.

Czechoslovakia To Stage World Ice

Hockey Ch'ships

Vienna, July 11. The 1959 World Ice Hockey Championships will be held in Czechoslovakia, the Congres of the Internationni Ice Hockey Association decided here today.

Inst

This Is My Finest Hour, Says Althea Gibson

New York, July 11. Althea Gibson, America's new World Tennis Queen and the rst cro ever to hold that title, received the cheers of an estimated 100,000 persons today when she rode up Broadway in a traditional licker-tape parade. At City Hall the 19-year-old New York athlete was ometally congratulated by Mayor Robert Wagir for her triumph in last week's Wimbledon Tennis Cham- pionships in England.

I

ROYAL CONGRATULATIONS

After the final of the Men's Doubles at the Wimbledon Tennis Champion- ships on July 6, the Queen presented the winners, Gardner Mulloy and Budge Palty, with their trophy, then she turned to Austrain's Lew Hond, who was on the losing side in the match, and congratulated him on his victory in the Men's Singles. Left to right are: Neil Fraser, Lew land, being congratulated by the Queen, Gardner Molly and Budge Patty.-Reuterphoto.

FIRST HAT TRICK OF

THE

SEASON IS BY KENT'S DAVID HALFYARD

London, July 11.

David Halfyard, 26-year-old Kent fast medium bowler, today did the first hat trick of the season in the match against Worcestershire.

He dismissed leading Worcestershire batsmen Martin Horton and Roy Booth with the last two balls of one over and all-rounder Roland Jenkins with the first ball of his next.

Haft- They were all caught. yurd extracted plenty of pace and ft out of The pitch and Anished with seven for 45. He nipeady has the best figures of the

season to his credit-ine for 30 against Glamorgan at Nerih.

Belfast Match Abandoned

(Sewart 87,

Brian Stott, the 22-year-old out). Surrey 284 Yorkshire left-hander, has had nuy 68). Rain, stopped play for a wonderful week. Last Monday to day.

At Hull, Leicestershire 190. against Essex he made 181, his

(Statt makten, century. Today against Yorkshire 372 for dght Laicestershire he had a splendid 139, Close 60), Rain stopped

The .139.

opening play for the day. Innings of batsman

Ave and a stayed

AL Folkestone, Kent 219 and quarter hours

when he (Flavell seven for 401 and 131 was third out at 288 he had hit for three Worcestershire 126

six and 14 hours.

(Halfyard seven for 45)-RCU- CENTURY BEFORE LUNCH et

BROWN JACK STAKES

Final Acceptors With Weights

WEEK-END LAWN BOWLS TEAMS

Sports Diary

TODAY

Lawn Bowls

Thin Round of the Open Singles championships at KCC at 4.30 þ.mt. Water-Poja Group "A" Royal Navy,

630 pm; FYMCA V

The following players have A Kal

(Navy PI 0.10

been selected to represent their respective clubs in the lawn bowls league games ever the week-end.

CCC

Diviates (lomet v titę “Blue":

P. Lee, P. K. Lau, G. A. Ha,

A. Ex Cunter (Sktp): W. C. Young. E B. Eurony, Cơ, Hưng CHỌN, BỊ Lensard Skips; C. C4v

ISRIPT.

C. Ma. Song, W.

11 Hemochet

21 Division Home v HIREC: 1. M. SĪVA, B, K. PAVN, R. 0.

Boker, M. Q Wong idol; G. F. Santos, S. R. Solina, J. Pa, r. 0. Madar (Skip); . H. Br. A. K Bentall TA. Leonard, J. W Lesmord (Skip

M

3rd Division (Away) v HKPSA: Y, T. Cheng, Z. Tok, P. W Sulelemire. Wring Yan 1Skýja: 1.

G. E. Roylunce," W M Sousse, A. Ferreira Skip: 1. D. Baptiste, J. 1. Merchant, S. A. R. Bu V. A Haznek (SKI. Kingover-A, Y. Hu,

Recreio

1st Division' (Away) v TC: F. X. M. da Suva. E. M. Alarcom, J. E. Norontaa. 1 R. F. da Luz Skip A. P. Pereira Jr. C. E. Passes, J. F.

Ribeiro, C. C. Pere (Skip

A. da Luz, C. Rora-Pereira, L. Xavier, A. A. Lopen (Skip). 2nd Division (Homel v FC "Red": 1. M. flemedien, J. V, Sequeira, E. Souza, F. G. da laz (Skin); af. Ribeiro, A. M. Baplima, C. Barto, L. S. da Silva (Skip); 9. V. A. Sequeim, II. A. Biverb, Overlo. A. A. Guletres (8kip).

KCC

Home)

1st Divisio

* RIGE: 1. Tang, J. Chabb, T. E. Baker. W. Hong Sling [Skip): 5. Y. Doe. C. 1. Stapleton M. J. Blwcho, F. . Kerman) (Skip): W. Bakar, D. C. Symons. A. M. Alves, J. feld (9k1p)

D

2nd Alviston Thome) v UKCC:

A. Shirazec, L. Boren, E. C. Finehee, J. Wong Skin: Robert Trai, E. P. 1. While, G. Lee, R. S. Capell (Skipt: Evans.

Silva, It. Phoenix, C. Andar (Sid

Division (Away) 駅 IRC:

BASEBALL

Giants Beat Cardinals 1-0

New York, July 11. Southpaw Johnny Antonelli checked the Longuo-leading: $1. Louis Cardinals on five hits and battery-mate Valmy" Thomas Rathed a sixth inhing hömer 1 lend the New York Glants to

1-0 victory today.

Thomas' homer, his third of the reason, broke up.a brilaut pllching duel between Antonelli artd Lindy McDaniel,

Th: Cards got only one man far as third base and mustered their biggest thred in the ninth when singles by Stan

Musial and Ken Boyer

put rurnens out first and sezone, with une out.

Antonelli

|

however, religod Bobby Gene Smith on a fly ball and Had Smith on a bouncer to the mound;

***

¦

RED SOX WIN

In the only other day game played. plich hitter deno

10th Stephens

inning single led the Doston Red Sox to a 31-7 Tigers.

victory over the Detroit

Two errors on the same play by relief plleher Lou Sleater

paved the way for Boston's

Sicoter victory.

walked Frank Malzone to open the 10th, then fumbled Billy Consolo's sacri- fice bunt. He threw the bit

R. Brown. G. Hepacy. S. Smith, past find buse for another error,

R.. J. Taylor (Skip); W. Turner, P.

Wood. W. 5. Edwards, G. Ladů Skip: D. Thomson, E. C. Kew. A. B. White. J. A. White Skipt.

1st Division

KBO

(Away) Vn KCC: Lt. Gaddi, A. Huttost. P. Hughes, F. Licktell (Skip): 9, Bicheno, G. Leslie, E. Purvis, A. Harvey (Skip: G. Jeffries. T. Gasson, L. Cosgrove, A. Rastman Skip).

3rd Division (Away!

い

PAC:

C. Greaves. V, Thomas, 9. Trem lett. 8. Bonge (Skip) L. Gordon. J. Tantie. It Scott. E. Baker (Skip); V. Russell, D. Joshua, M. McKenzie, L. Parker (Skip).

Diviston

1.R.C.

*

ccc:

(Away) J. M. A Raizinin by Fuck A. K. Minu 19k!pj thosen. Arkber, it. M. Omar, M. Dinar, V. A. Humjahn (Skip): Razack, $ Yusuf. M. B. Hasmn, A. R. Kitchell (Sp).

Division

(Home)

KDG: A. K. Sufflad. C. M. Dutt, A. N. Quer, A. J. Husin (Skip); S Adam Klinn, A. Rahim Abbas, A. . Kichell, A. R. Minu (Skip): S. o. Bux, C. O. Lee, M. Y. Adni, S. M. Rumjahn (Skip).

3rd Dividor (tie) v KOC: Y. Alladin, 3. Samy, 31. A. Wahab Jr. Karmadio, 1. Kitchell (Skip); A. R.

A. A. has Jr. Si H.

[Skip);

*****bin Kitchell, M. A. tahtman, fussain, A. M. Wahab [Skip).

Zn Divister

TKCC

V

A hard-hitting century by their

West Indian opening batsman, Roy Marshall, took Hampshire to within reach of frut innings Jend against Glamorgun. Marshall scored Belfast, July 11.

cricket matcha century before lunch with 13 The two-day between Ireland and the West minutes to spare and went on to reach 103-his highest score Indies was abandoned here to-

for Hampshire--before he gave

XCC: day whig to heavy rain after

catch bebind wicket with

London, July 11.

1. C. Kew, A

D. with the West Indies had been dis-

Twenty al acetpiers the total at 254.' He had Latted

Tmil, F. Marshall Skip K. M missed in the first Innings for 193 minutes and hit a six and

Brown Jack Almao. H. C. Baahar, P. B. weights for the

Morgan (Skip): 198 in reply to Ireland's 119.

18. fours.

Stakes, to be

over two Mack T run Adventurous batting by Pater miles six furlongs and 34 yardt, de, E: F. Gee,

F. Howarth (Skip). and Michael Stewart at Ascot on Friday July 19: May

Rally enabled Surrey to gain a lead of

slone 4 pounds, 185 over Derbyshire at the Oval. Hammal and Perslan Flag 8.10, Chamafcur and Master of Arts The Champions also tock 8.7. Crasin 0.3, Corydalis 8.2. 7.19, Widner and banus points by scoring at 4.55 Bonhomie runs an over, easily the best Sandiacre 7.11, Volin Tour 7,10, gure since the scheme was Rhbalist 7.7, Caucetra 7.6. Fight adopted this season.

Plan 7,3, Seminole, Gobstopper Obverse and Allexton Wood 8.11. Swan Queen and North Light 6.10. -Router.

ü

D. O'Brien and A. E. Marks had prepared to start fretaral's second innings, but before ball could be bowled they were recalled because of the rain and lunch was taken early,

Within half an hour of the time that play should have re- heavy sumed the rain was so

that a quick decision to abandon the match was reached,

score.

GOOD BOWLING

been

here.

CLOSE OF PLAY SCORES

"

Emil Zatopek To

3rd Division (Home) v KFC: A. G. Staley, 5. .. Monat, T. G. C. Knight, J. McAusland (Skip)) J. A. C. Hurlbati, F. H. King, W. H Pritchard, L. M. S. Lloyd (Skip): A. Hooten, . W. Bennett, N. F. Fahy. D. T. Smith (Skipi.

FO

37.

2nd Diviston "Blue" (Huinev USRC: A. Machado, J.

B.Svaren, 1. Anda Lee.

(Skip): C. M. Franco. F. A. Santos, A. Bachoo, A. 1. Souza Ekipi: S M Coitha. F. 3. Hodrigues, M. J. Rull. V. R. V. Ribeiro. Siip).

Reserves: V. N. Atienza, L. Lin,

HKFC

2nd

Division (Away)

Mids Skipt: F. V

At Gloucester, Gloucestershire Run 10,000

Race In Oslo

CCC;

K.

W. S. Taylor, E. Gautier, KA Baker Skipi: R. A. Jones. Bick- T. T. Harley, T. Dyer, B. 1. ford Skip...

3rd Division Away) RCC: Prague, July 1.

c. c. Isreal, C. Edwards, C.. Emil Zatopek. Czechoslovak Barclay, H. Holgate (Skip); W. J.

gold medallist, Woodstock, J. Rice. H. farris.

N. Rakusen 15leip 1: W... Olympic triple is to run in the 10,000 Metres Thom, Markie, A. Bord Cuwait, at a meeting in Oslo on July 15 E. Math iskipi. and 10, it was announced hero today.

| Malzone going to thire

Duke Maas relieved Sleater and got Sammy White on a pop- batted for up but Stephens winning pilcher Ike Delock and

Jim

singled home Malzone.

Piersall's sacrifice fly produced the Insurance ruts. Consolo and Ray Roone hit homeÍ———-* United Press,

BASEBALL SCORES

New York, July 12. Major Lerigue baseball scores today were:

NATIONAL LEAGUE (Ist rate) Chears 400 000 000 00-02 Philadelphia 000 000 000 81–1–0–0 Hush, Lown (11) and Neeman: Inddix (8-5) and Lopala. Lonnett 11). LP-Rush (1-8),

SL Lo... 000-000-000~~Qmna(Sum()

New York 000-001-00x250

L. McDaniel, Wilefni (8) uted, N. Smith: Antonelli (8-7) and Thomas. LP-L. McDaniel (8-8)-It-Tim (Ind), Milwaukee

Pliteburgh

Trowbridge

000 400 012-7-1

100 100 000--2-11-10 (3-1) and Crondal: Friend. Arroyu (8) and Folles, and (9). LP-Friend {-10}. \+L.dgan (a), Cincinnati

010 003 000—4—6~~) ...... 000 300 20x-0- 1.aprace, Sanchez (4); Acker 471

Kooklyn

and Burges; McDevitt, CWI- Craig 14-51 LP-Acker (0-4), zins-

Podrer and Campanella.

Snider, 2 17th and 10). Robiso (315).

"AMERICAN LEAGUE

"

000 210 000 02-5----1 Baltimore

600 101 100 01-11- Cleveland

Moore. Iehman (7), Zuverink (11) and Thandos, Ginsberg (11);

Marleski, McLkk (7) and Nixon. WP-elman (3-11 LP-Metish 194)

BR-Nerian ("th).

Fleston

(it innings)

.......

121-0-010-2-0-1-0

10-003-023-0---7-10-2 Beluck (8),

Minafela

Detroit

Foralels 1101 Stone 110), Chakalos (10) and White; Lary. Byrd 13. Aber (7) Sleater (D) And Watson.

WP.Delock 14-01- LP-Slcoter (2-2). RS-Role (2nd); Boone

05).

SOUTH CHINA TEAM IN SINGAPORE

May hit out with freedom and power and in 50 minutes his second wicket partnership with Stewart added 105 before May was dut for 68, which Included While credit for good bowlingwo sixes and eight fours. and keen nelding belongs to

"This

is my finest hour, Ireland, the West Indies bats- men were hitting out and los- Althen told the large gathering

have received ing wickets in a way that might at the hall. "3

the 208.

for Ave. Middlesex 48 that not normally have than no honour greater

big Rain stopped play for the day. Walcolt, trying a which I am receiving now. My case.

At was bowled with only Northamptonshire

Frovil, Somerset 24. victory was achieved with your Sweep,

25 for no to the overnight hope, encouragement, and well addeel

wicket. Rain stopped play for wishes."

the day. He was 29 and Alexander and Tall, lanky Althea, who liest Sobers also reached the twenties. 289 for four declared.

At Birmingham, Warwickshire Espex Czechoslovakia received 33 learned to play tennis Wilh

185 for six (Insole 80). Rain votes against only four for Italy,

wooden paddles on concrete But six wickets were down for Switzerlanci one for

and no

eity's Harlem 171 before Kanhai and Atkinson stopped, play for the day. in this

AL Portsmouth, Glamorgan

Zatopek will also run at the section, was showered by ticker-scored a steady 22.

Kanhal was then caught and 354 for seven declared (Shac Dit of skyscraper tape tessca

five for 94). Hampshire Moscow Youth Festival, which buildings as her motorcade pro-the last three wickets foll for ton

The eceded through the lower final-only five ruas, Kenny taking the 294 for three (Marshall 103, starle on July 26.

nomination of the 35- last two with successive balls. Gray 57). Raln stopped play for

South China have just com- elal district to City Hall.

year-old army oflicer for these After receiving the Mayor's This gave him our for 30 In the day.

that he 1 - 3rd Division (Home) XDGC: Hall, seven overs.

At Manchester, official greetings at City

Lancashire Cvents indicates

donesia, and open their Malayan Sussex 110 for

Walker, three turning to full scale participation 1. Dunning, J. More, pleted a two-week tour of In-

T. Chalmers (Skip); . . Miss Gibson and her

Huey, who claimed the three 270, parents,

in international competition Marvin, S. th. Mills, E. Belianis. T. visit with a match against Sino- Communist China was ad- Mr and Mrs Daniel Gibson, ne- overnight wickets, took two for (Suttle 68 not out). Rain stop-

after repeated talk of his retire Pkington (Rip); . A. Faber Malays to-morrow, Mayor to 2 seven in three overs this morning ped play for the day, mitted to the European League companied the

meni caflie this year. China. Harris, J. H. Evans, R. F, Smith At the OVAT, Derbyshire 70 end finished with the best bowl-

(skip). midtown hotel.-United Press, ing figures-five for 48/Reaper. and 137 for four (Hamer 75 not Mail Special.

Reserves: H. A. "MeLennan, V. c. Seymour, E. R. Northcote.

vote for France.

*I

A Russian proposal for regulir World Championship for Juniors (under 21) WDE adopted and a committee has been formed to arrange the first championship in 1959.

cour's

as there is to Asian group of luncheon in her honour the Association.--Heuler.

THE GAMBOLS

16 THIS DE RESTAURANT, AND HAD THE WONDERFUL

WHERE YOU BROUGHT I

THAT CLIENT TO LUNIS

at a

4 Barry Appleby

WELL, I'D LIKE THE

MEAL ON THE EXPI

THAT'S RIGHT

COOK BY

GAS

Division

PRE

lone) KDC: R. Yu, M. Taylr, P. W. Metcalle. Laurel, P. Lowe, J. Bewtoni. C. Words (Skip); R. G. Pupe (dp): M, Willarion, H. M. Bry, T. Posnian, R. O. Hughes (Skip).

HRAIC

3rd Diviaksih (Asvay) v Stanley: A. Tarbuck, R. de Rome, W. Mac farlane, W. Staker (Sickp); Wi Landall, D. Dotwmky, D. pond E. Poulson (kip; L. J. McKelvie, P. F. WELKOM, F. A. Golding. Je Gibeon (dp).

UNEC

Set Kalvelation (Away) v FC “Blus":

11. var Kulden, A. Buckley, J. A

The

Singapore, July 11, South China, football team of Hongkong arrived to- day with

a promise to play attractive socotz "whether wo win or lose,"

Coach Cha Kwok-lun skil the team had a stremious tour of Indanced-where they wob six times, drow ones and lost once-in -the players wer's feeling the strain

Mr Chur Bild: tho soccer in Indonesia dad gírbatly Intrprovod, but what improbodi hini most was the quality of the referees so fair and accurate that they can compare with the best in Europe-Reuter.

Edwardz d. 1.3. (Sup) Speed Tests. Again"

G. Waticer, B. U. Nʊbe, T. Cury (ospital), D. Lg. Edwarde. (Dk{g}} AF. Sohyer, H. W, Tollway H

Batak R. 20 Bestwingfol

(p

Postponed

New York State, July 11: The Beitists speda see, bordi Kadir 1st Division (Excm) ↓ and: Campbell, nempered by pood Mrs Ji Bievers, Blew P. Comproye;) weather, wog today, úzain fatyk

Michwa, Min. X. 3.

| Hetherington" (Mini),

tadsar fő biyatua (Itomis) v ktai BAD. MA DWONG, Mas 3., 2004,

to postpope tort of his j¢*!! powered speed-bost Blueblac

He has scheduled another fast for tamaraw, China X Special.