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THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, JULY 18, 1957.

DAVID SHEPPARD STAKES FOR A TEST PLACE First Wicket Stand With

Peter Richardson

London, July 17.

The Rov. David Sheppard today staked a claim for a place in England's cricket team for next week's fourth Test by helping Peter Richardson in an opening stand of 87 for the Gentlemen against the Players at Lord's.

The calls of his North London parish prevented Sheppard playing cricket for Sussex this summer until last week-end, but after a tentative start today he settled down well against a powerful attack.

CLAY COURT TENNIS

Easy Win For Herb Flam In Third Round

He developed a good under- Lobb took all three wickets atanding with Alchardson, who at a personal cost of 21 ruos his yet to find a settled partner | in ten overs.

out CLOSE OF PLAY SCORES

in the England team.

43 not Sheppard was when rain washed out further piny with the Gentlemen's total at 98 for one. Last season when ne beenme available Sherward was called on for the fourth Text against the Australians, and justified his selection by hitting century.

WIDESPREAD RAIN

Illinois, July 17. Top-seeded stary swept o cary Clumpha in match play of the National Clay Courts The widespread rain caused Championships, paced hull-ups in all today's matches. Tennli

by defending champion Herb Al Scarborough, where the rain Flam and Wimbledon titist held off until late in the day, Gloucestershire scot Yorkshire Flam, No. 1 in the men's In to bat, and by mid-afternoon

a brilliant the gamble was Justified. division, providest

Althea Gilson,

display of his chumpionship The northern county were form in easily disposing of Bubert Worksman, Los Angeles, routed 0-1, 0-3, 301 il third-round match.

a!

Doris

for 122. Briegi Close. back to his best form, put some backbone inte the Yorkshire innings with a splendid 37 be- fore being run out.

Meanwhile, Miss Gibson New York roaned Sally Bock- winkel of River Forest 6-0, 0-2 Gloucestershire took Arxi while Darlene Hard, runner-up innings points for the loss of to Mia Gibson at Wimbledon, only Three wickets, and then binnkud

came the rain. là 31 ki n u w t Mitchel of Chicago 6-0, 6-0, Both WEEK second-round Surrey made

up for the loss matches.

of the morning's play at the Oval Other top seeds ukso

when they shot cul third-round vielories in the Leicestershire for #1. Then rait 112114 samples. They included ended play for the day. Ashley Cooper and Neale Frazer Tony Lock, who completely

the batsmen of

with his Australia, Vic Seixas of based Philadelphia and Kose Kamo, I spin, took five wickets for 35. national Champion of

Japan Hal Schatis of Cooper beat

Seixas Akron, Olde, 6-4, 4-3. whipped Curt Elcholtz of El Calon California, 0-3, 0-1, white Frasey droppe John Cupell of Miami B-0, 6-3,

and Kamo beat Robert Siska of San Francisco 0-3. 6-8.--United Press

MOSCOW GAMES

First Party Of Indonesians In Moscow

Moscow, July 17. The Best purly of the Indo- mestan delegallon to the third Moscow Games, which here on July 20, arrived in the Soviet spital today by rail from Poking.

open

The party included 12 weight- lifters, who took part in the Helsinki and Melbourne Olym- pic Games,

Indonesian and students and

government oT ganisation employees.

New Zealand's Olympic 50 kilometres walling chainplon Norman Her!! and Australian

Jong-distance runner Allan Law- rence ako arrived in Moscow

France-Presse,

WEST INDIES TOUR

Restricted to only 75 minutes play because of heavy rain, the West Indies erleketers scored 61 for three wickets on the first day of their match against Sumorset at Taunton today.

Only two periods of play were 'possible-40 minutes at the start and 35 minutes after lunch. The whole plich was covered when rain fell, but the outfeld became saturated,

In the short time available the West Indies found batting conditions difficult,

of

Somerset's pace howlers, Lobb and Alley. Rut plenty nstance from the damp pitch

and also moved the ball a lot in the heavy atmosphere.

Soviet Marksman Breaks World Rifle Record

Paris, July 17. Soviet marksman İvan Novo- Jílov today bettered the world record for military rifle shooting today to train for the games from 300 metres la a kneeling position, when he scored 100 out of a possible 200 points during the Soviet Military Shooting Championships at Lvov. Tass Dows agency reported,

official world

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The previous

record

Zimmermann.

with 185 points,

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of

up by K. Switzerland

Novaliov was narrowly beaten

in the three positions shooting event by Vladimir Llanikov, of Rostov-on-Don, who won the Soviet championships with a total of 541 points.

Navojlloy, who is a native of Leningrad, was second with 540 points-France-Presse,

SILENT

At Swansea: Glamorgun Versus Hampshire, No play to- day. Rain.

At Lord's: Gentlemen 99 for one versus Players, Rain pre- vented further play.

At the Oval Leicestershire 87 (Lock five for 33) versus Surrey, Rain prevented further play.

for

At Chesterfield: Middlesex 74 VCTRUS Derbyshire, Rain prevented further play.

AL Northampton: Warwick-

48 for two versus Nor shire thamptenaire, Rain prevented further play.

102

AL Maldstone: Kent (Wharton four for 20).

Lan- casaire 20 for no wickel, Rain prevented further play.

AL Colchester: Essex 237 (Barker 107, Bailey (T.E.) 61) versus Sussex. Rain prevented further play today.

At

Scarborough;

A CLAIM

TOWEEL RETAINS EMPIRE TITLE

Willie Towel, the Empire Lightweight title holder, beat Dave Churnley of Dartford on points to retain his ütle at the Empress Hall, London, on July 9. Photo shows Dave Charnley lands a right to the nose of Willie Toweet during the fight-Keystone Photo,

French Rider Now A Dead Certainty To Win Tour De France Race

Bordeaux, July 17.

All but one of the 58 riders left in the Tour De France cycling race were near- Yorkshirely eliminated today when italy's Plurino Bail streaked over the flat from Pau to

Anish here 21 minutes and 48 seconds ahead of the mala pack.

122 (Close 57, Brown three for 14). Gloucestershire 123 for thrce (Young 67 not out), Rala prevented further play today... Reuter.

The eight per cent time limit for today's 19th stage meant that to avoid elimination, riders had to finish not later than 24 minutes and 32 seconds behind the stage winner.

TOURNAMENT OF CHAMPIONS

LEW HOAD ALL EVEN WITH

PANCHO GONZALES AT TWO WINS EACH

New York, July 17. Australia's Lew Hoad, newest addition to the pro tennis ranks, maintained his unblemished record in the Tournament of Champions today when he scored a straight-set triumph over Pancho Segura of Ecuador, 6-1, 7-5, 6-2.

The

and

Tour organisers French cycling fans-about two thirds of the French population had a good 20 minutes pight- a lone nure as they Imagined non-French rider carrying the covete yellow sweater on a lone run over the next three stages to Paris, with the rest of the riders following up in cars and buses.

the Pyrenees

order.

AMERICAN BASEBALL

MICKEY MANTLE AND HANK AARON LIKELY TO WIN MVP AWARDS

New York; July 17. Outfeldera Mickey Mantle of the Yankees and Hank Aaron of the Braves appear headed for the most valu- able player awards this year.

Hot weather will be their helper. It is expected to slow down their most formidable contestants - 89-year- old Ted Williams in the American League and 37-year-old Stan Musial In the National League,

Of course, Mickey and Hank • Palindelphia and Chicago ab could use ofsistance from their Pitsburgh In the National own clubs also; for is almost | League. Washington WRS at an axiom that a most valuable Cleveland, New York at Detroit player's club should have won and Boston at Kansas City In the Pennant in his circuit, the American LoogĽUNK.

That's an important considera --

sion when a Pocial committe

of the Baseball Writers' Associa- tion does its voting just before the World Series,

NATIONAL LEAGUE

Cincinnat

New York ****** 102-001-0%)—den)-8

Lawrance, Sapbox (0) and Baling: Barclay, MeConisk (3), Worthing- ton (9) and Thomas. WŸ----Lauretico ta-

11-Barclay (4-7).

Mantle, shooting again for GLOWB, 3, (19131, aquá 20th), the triple crown-batling, homa- "AMERICAN LEAGUE run and ris-batted-In titigillmore

000-800-010———— 100-100–10x—9—6—1

Would have a good chance of Chicago

Alight, Lohman (8) and Ginsberg: elected the American Keegan, inter 491 and Mous. WPI being

League's MVF unanimously Korgan (8-9), LP-Wight (-8). —- again if the Yani Repeat for | United Press. the Pennant. He would be the

first man over to win two MVP awards in a row "unshimously."

FIRST PLACE VOTE

Last year Bwitch hitting Mickey won his MVP award by gelling the first-place vote of each of the 24 corfimiites mem- bers, with the highest possible poials. Only one total of 330 man had taken the American before -- award unanimously Clivolod's Al Rosen in 1953.

Bolore the Tursday night's

games, Mickey topped American Longue baterien with 305, wes .only ONE home Tum behind Winiams 25, and was at a second with Roy Sievers of the Senatore with 60 runs batted in, four behind Bloose Skowron's 64 with the Yanks.

on

Should the White Sox provide

Final Acceptors With Weights For Stewards Cup

London, July 17, Twenty-eight final accoplovs with weights for the Slowards Cup lo be run over six furlongs it Goodwood on Tuesday, July, 30, aro

Drumbost nine slono four pounds, Milesian 9.2, Ennis 9.1, Drumhead 8.11, Arcanly 6.0. Grass Court 8.3, Fue 8.3, Refined 8.3, Blgibigi 8.2, Mans- bridge B.1, Autonomy 8.0, Roman Valo 7.11.

Martial Air 7.10, Colonel's Lady 7.9, Peisunder' 7,8, Abor-

dovey 7.1, Cunille 7.6, Bargent

the uprot and dethrone

1.5, Westmarsh 7.3, Briiish Lion Yanka, pitcher Billy Pierce, who 7.3, Lababor 7.2, Anne Kumara hnd 18-6 on Tueday, would have 7.1, Tudor Grand 0.13, Farnley good chance for MVP Like 6.8, Gay Receiver 6.7, Phaeton wise culbolder Minnie Minose 0.7, Mardis 6.7, and Anxiou

lio De France, each with 16 hrs, of American League Lopez's Lady 6.7.-Reuter.

outfit, Minnie had 318 and 57 18 mins, 30 secs.

RBI.

Overall Team Placings

1

1. France-352, hrs, 15 mins, 47 secs.

2. Italy-863 hrs, 10 mins. 1 goc.

hrs, 30

9. Belgium - 354

mins, 18.9ces. -----

855 hrs,

|

4. West Franco

20 mius, 14 secs.

5. Holland - 355 brs,

40

mis, 20 secs.

In the National League, Anton on Monday was 343 in batting, just one point boling Mustal, Ho topped both circuits with 28 home runs, and both circuita with 75 RBI,

Twenty-three-year-old · Hank,"

a product of the recreation play. grounds in Mobile, Alabama, is

Two-Year-Old Pigeon Sets A Record

Chicago, July 17. **Blue Streak," a two-year-old

shooting for his first MVP award, pigeon, today set up a record for

Last year the nailonal honour This species by flying from New de De France - 356 hrs, went to plicher Don Newcombe York to Chicago-rourly coo 1 min, 27 pcs..

7. NE, Central sprint

fantastic

stage over mountains made to The general

Tho espacity crowd in Bordeaux heaven a sigb of rellot as the main pack of 57 ridors surged into the stadium with

Just

2 minutes and 34 acconds to spare.

Bui Boll's after the gruelling no difference

OVERALL LEADER Hond is now all even with the world pro title holder, Pancho Gonzales, at two victories each. Both big Pancho French rider Jacques · An- and Hoad are favoured to remain undefeated until Sun-quetil, now a dead certainty to which day, when they clash in the climax singles duel for the win the 22-otage tour.

winds up in Paris on Saturday, top cash reward of $2,500.

retained the yellow sweater as veral leader. All the leading riders arrived in the main pack and the order of the first ten riders remained unchanged.

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The Italian team won today's stage with France still holding

the lead in the overall team challenge.

Tomorrow's 20th stage in over

kilometres

against

60.2

the

France -

356 hrs, 3 mins, 10 secs.

8. Southeast France

hrs, 84 mins, 12 secs.

of the Peaunt-winning Dodgers, miles apart as the crow dies-in In addition to Stan-The-Man 20 hours. His performance dis- James 159 Musial, other contenders for the pointed his owner,

Rusek, who, in view of the act senior circuit plaque are Hodges, Dodgers; George Crown that "Blue Streak" can fly so

home within the 24 houra,

"Blue Streak" was taken by plane to New York and relousq there early yesterday morning

Q. Southwest France - 350 and Dan Hoak, Redlegs; pitcher / miles an hour,, expected him

ars, 38 mins, 60 seca

10. Switzerland 350 hrs, 51 mins, 19 secE.

11. Spain 357 tưg, 23 mins, 18 sees-France-Presse.

Snead Paces First Round Of PGA Tourney

second round

:

PGA Championship. of the

Larry Jackson, Cardinals, and Willie Maya, Giants,

Musial is Docking his fourth

He won It is MVP election, 1943, 1940 and 1948.

GIANTS BEATEN

George Crowe blasted a pair. lof houseze la his first two limes up today und drove in four runs while leading the Cincin-

with

two other companione, "Red Streak" and Tepe Streak." The other two plgeoga are still dawdling their way. home-France-Presse.

Japanese

Win

nati Redloge to a dá vlotory Volleyball Match

over the New York Giants.

In Shanghai

Paris, July 17.

The visiting Japanese women's

In today's second singles eon. In the third set, Hoad broke test, Frank Sedgman of Au- again. in the third gome to as- tralia came from behind to de- Sunce u 2-1 lead. Once in con- feat Tony Trabert of Los trol, he never relinquished the Angelos 2-6, 6-4, 6-0, 6-3. It pressure. He cracked Segurn was Sodgman's first singles once more in the seventh just

this round-robin | to make it emphalle. triumph In

Both of Crowe's homers, his competition. He previously hud The finish was in keeping

19th and 20th of the season, bowed to Hour!

with Houd's terrific attack. He

Ohio, July 17.

; came off loser Curt Barclay. that service

Sammy Sneed chopped off seat over

Durable Brooks Lawrence Hoad, holder of

hapless John Sernila $125,000 picked up a flurry of chalk clock to Ldbourne.

and the

his 10th registered

victory volleyball team today deloabe scrvice from the contre

Miami Valley golf course today Hnc. pro contract from promoter Jack

to work for his Segura

Individual Overall Placings with a six under par tour and

he although

relief the "August, 181" women's volley. required left wpa

wilh his Kramer, had

from Raul Sanchez'ip the bull team 3-2 in Bhanghal today, racquet dangling in his hand.

wo victory victory over Segin,

to blaze the way eighth inning. Glant manager the Now Chios news agency re 1. Jacques Anquetil (France) into the The Sedgman-Trabert match 110 hrs, 2 mins, 44 Docs, The South American seemed

Bill Rigney was ejected from

ported weary at the cart but he found was practically

2. Marcel Janssens (Belgium) their 1052 clash in the

the game in the fourth inning Snead clipped four shote. off Davis

They lost later to the Shang- 116 rs, 11 ming 58 secs,

by plate umplre round. Sedgm

Stan Landes hai women's stolleyball ten, by Cup challenge

the front nine for a par on 3. Adolf Christian (Switzer-two-up edge at the tum. Then

for diaputing a pitch to Roy 3 to 1. took that one in straight sols.

McMillon. more he chopped two

The Japanese visions will strokes Sedunan looked every bit as

4. Jean Forrestier (France) off par on

leave Shanghal for Canton tar powerful today once he hit top 116 hrs, 15 mins, 43 800s,

the seven holes on

In the only the back nine to pace such played, the Chicago White Sox France-Presse,

other day game morrow, the agency added. ntride in the second set. Judging

5. Jesus Lorono (Spain) ather threats as the defending got to left-hander Bill Wight .by his showing, ho may give 118 h 18 mine, 47 necs,

a dificult me to- Gonzaks

6. Gastone Nucini (Dialy), the highly-regarded Daus Ford, for six hits and seven walks in Incrow,

118 hrs, 21 mins, 27 seas, Mike Soychak

Walt a B-1 victory over the Baltimore all before Hord's opariding re-

Trubert played sound tennis

Orioles. 7. Wim Van Ett (Holland) Burkemo into tomorrow's two turn of service paid off with o but just could not match 118 trs, 20 miua, 38 secs. break at love, Hoad threw Sedgman's decisive ground B. Nino Defillippis (Italy) Pancho of stride with refurs strokies and volleys. A break at his reet, and the Ecuadorean in the fourth game of the fell into a perica of disastrous fourth set was all the Aussie :

needed. Не held his delivery and finished or the match with a love game,

fresh staminn going into the second set and he put up n first-class battle before cumbing.

DISASTROUS ERRORS

Segura made

SUC

u fine showing in the second sot, going to five-

errora.

SALESMEN

真真真

מwיט

land) 118 hrs, 13 mine, 1 sec,

118 hrs, 28 mins.

B. Jean

10. Jan

PECS.

Champion, Jackie Burke, and

Di

ESSEK TENNIS

FOR SINGLES QUARTER-FINALS

| 18-hole mudden death rounds. Weight walked three men in INDIANS QUALIFY.

Going along with them were the first inning and one run such "name" stars as Gone came home as Buble Phillips hit Adriaenssens (Bettler,

Tommy Boolt, We Into

forocout Singles by glum) 118 hrs, 20 ming, 2 pecs. Ghezzi, Jay tebert, Claude Phillips and Blob Keegan, Dolto (Southeast Harman, Jock Fleck, Ell Vines, sandwiched Ground a sacrifice,

London, July 17. France) 118 hrs, 31 mins, 14 Ted Kroll, Shelley Mayfield and pave Chicago te second run in

The Indian Davis Cup Sennig the open king, Dick Mayer.

the fourth faning and it turned pipyer, Krishnan and Kummer out to be the winning run. Forced out were former Chem- Keegan wont unil the ninth both qualined for the quarter. Plons Candir Turner, Bow- Fllarcik and Jps Ginsberg, then you do no pions Chandler Harper, Chick when he save up siagica to Al finals of the men's singles in the County Champlonaalne at ing out with them in the first yielded to mokle Bill Fischer. round over the 3,273-yard per who retired the next two bai-round matches today In the last match of the day, 3. Southwest France, West 30-38-71, layout went the former ters to end the game. -·*. beat G Pichal of Franco Gonzales and Rosewall -turned | France, Belgium, Holland, Open champion, Ed Furgol, Bob All other clubs were scho-0-1, 6-2 and Kiroar: kampė: 5. bacie Jacke Kromer and Hood, Southeast Franet, Switzerland, Toski, Fred Hawkins God Skip | duled for night games. St. Louis Ballantino (Brllalo) by

7-5, 4-3, 6-4.-United Prens. Spain, N.E. Central France and Alexander-United Pres } waw ut. Brooklyn, Milwaukcie at' 6-6-France-Presso,

In tomorrow's_singles, Hoad mooks Ken Rosewall and

Team Stage Placings, Gonzales faces Seligman. In the doubles, Sedgman and 1. Italy-15 hrs, 66 mins, 42 Trabert go against "Segurp and | beca. Dinny Palls,

2 France-10 hrs, 18 mina,

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