1957-08-01 — Page 7

THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, AUGUST 1, 1957.

PAT COMES A CROPPER WEST INDIANS DISMISS SURREY

Crack British horsewoman Pat Smythe, mount- ed on Prince fal, takes a jump in the Horse Show the White City Stadium. Alas for Pat, shortly after this picture was taken Prince Hal fell at a jump-London Express Photo.

FOR 210 RUNS

London, July 31.

The West Indies achieved a notable performance in disposing of Surrey, the Champion County, in three hours 50 minutes for 210 runs at the Oval here today.

The tourists' batting broke down at the start of their own innings, three men being dismissed for nine runs, but a dour partnership of 47 in 95 minutes between Garfield Sobers and Clyde Walcott took the West Indies total to.56 for three by the close.

Surrey reached their reason-¡but who on the present- tour able total due to a third wicket has had a lean time. sland of 119 between England Valentine, Ars: Introduced into skipper Peter May and Mickey the attack at 133, conceded 17 Stewart after

bowler runs before paco

taking a wicket. Rey Gilchrist had claimed the Afterwards he did so well that wickels of Tom Claric and Berniche Anished with Agures of five Constablo with successive for 47, making the ball

Jurn deliveries with the total at 10.

appreciably on the easy-paced pilch.

Stewart hit 11 tours in his chancclcss

78, made in and a quarter hours, while May, In his most dominating form.

His spln "twin". Sonny Ramadhin, took three wickets for 55,

At Chesterfield; Leicestershire 170 (Holları 05.) Derbyshire 192 for two (Kelly 04 nos out, carr. 52 not 'oul).

At Coventry: Warwicleshire

223 (Leach 97). Hampshire 70

for four.

At Worcester: Somerset 304 for seven (Alloy 108, Pickles 51. McCool 81, Silk GB) versus Worestershire,

At Notingham: Nottinghain- Londer and Alec Bedser, did th: Millman 64 not out). Kent 32 Surrey's pace bowlers, Petershire 205 (R $5, Dooland 50,

for three-Reuter,

i was caught at the wicket after a stay of nearly two and 4 half heirs for 73. which includ-early demage in the West Iodka cd ten boundaries.

innligs, aided by smart work in the acts,

VALENTINE IN FORM

When Stewart went the score-

CLOSE OF PLAY SCORES

210

board showed 128 for thrce. Cloer of play scores in frst Then came such a collapse thni jelas cricket matches today were: an hour and a

A: the half later the

Oval: Surrey intings was over. Chlef cause

(Stewari 78, May 73, Valentine of the breakdown Wos All Ave for 47). West Indies 30 for Valentine, the left arm

apin three. bowler, whose success was o At Bristol: Gloucestershire 318 feature of the West Indes Test (Eminett 37, Young 97). Glam victories over England in 1950, orgau 22 for no wickel

At Portsmouth; Royal Navy 212 (Shirreff six for 81). Royal Air Force 120 for three.

FOURTEEN MEN HAVE BROKEN THAT BARRIER

WHY IS

THE FOUR-

MINUTE MILE SO EASY TODAY?

Asks ALAN HOBY

When five men-Derek Ibbotson, Ren Delany, Stanislav Jungwirth, and Ken Wood in London, and the Swede, Dan Weern, in Stockholm-all smash through the four-minute mile barrier ON THE SAME DAY it is time to ask WHY?

WIY a feat which was once considered "impossible" is now accepted as a matter of course?

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WHY ever sinec master- After watching wonderful Once one man does it, it's not miller Hoger Bannister become Derek Ibbotson storm through so difficult for others to follow." the first human in history to the tape to break John Landy's Sir Adolphe Abrahams break the "barrier," on May 6, world record of 3min. 68sec. by listed

then the 1054, 14 men have dono il

physical factors 8-10th of a second, I sought in which, in his opinion, have Lines?

explanation of the mystery from hoped "supermen" like Derek And, finally, WIY so many Sir Adolphe Abrahams, one of Ibbotson to clockt such fantastic people today are getting under the country's leading athletic times this smson, culminating four minutes, as if it was the experts. easiest thing in the world, when

for 30 years until the flying) there's no mystery," said modern method

spikes of Bannister broke the Sir Adolphe.

apell some of the greatest middle-distance runners of

All to conquer this sporting Everest?

timo were unable

RECORDS.....

for

"I do not,

ព moment, believe that these people today are physically superler to their predecessors - runners like Lovelock, Woxlerson, and my own hero, W. G. George, who, Remember them? Paava in 1880, ran a mile in Amin. Nurmi, who in 1023 clocked 125c. #min. 10.4ser. France's Jules Ladoumegue, who right

"Indeed. years

if anyone told me later clipped the time to 4min, that even a man like Tobolson 0,2sec.

in bts 3min. 07.29cc. recently.

"The first," he said, "Is the of training. Ibbotson and the others and I've been hammering at this for years have learned to main- tain an even pace throughout.

"In the old days they used to bear themselves to bita ut the start. Now they've learned to use their energy in a more economical fashion.

COMPETITION

Kria

could beat George Jack "The second consideration is Lovelock over a mile by more

the enormous amount of train-

they were talking rubbish.

Say through. Now they run almost "There are two main factors as many inlles in training as which are producing this, glut We used to run yards,

Then, in 1933, the late, great than 100 yards, I would ing the modern athlete Jack Lovelock eut it to min. 7.00, only to see powerhouse Glenn Cumminghem, dha Iron Home of Kansas, pare it town still further with 4min. 0.8sec.

Now

of four-minute miles,

the fight was 011. "One is psychological and the Throughout the world public other, of course, is purely inngination ban to be caught physical by this breath-taking battle.

"Yet another factor in oll this record-breaking is the trem- dous increase In competition.

runner

This stimulatce the modern and both physically paychologically." In

"It Is perfectly tus there are

achievement

In turn, Britain's Sydney Everests of

Woodemon (4min. 6.4sec.) and sport, as in anything else. But

the Flying Swedes, Arne they

"Burrelches" Andersson (4min. Everesta. 1.0 sec.) and blood Gundar Izegg (min. 14see.), entered

the lists.

are not

THE FIRST

permanent

Finally, there is what Sir Adolphe described as the factor which you can't measure,

опе

While admitting that the modern athlete may be more and not casual os had proved that a the old-timers, he then added:—-

run in under

"In other words, once Roger "nervy"

But still this mighty Everest, Dunntaler

of sport remained Impregnable mile could be

until, nine years after Haegg four minutes, it at once became The one Intangible you had set up his time, Bannister possible for ether humans to do can't get anywhere willout, of finally earned himself Immort- it also."

ality with his fabulous Oxford

Tin

nil

All this strain and sweat..

these years of fallure-yet now every Tom, Dick, and Harry seems to be doing it.

course, not with all the pre- paration in the world, is-uts

master-That's what makes a man un- through beatable.

Flashback: After miler Bannister burst the barrier in 54, he said: "Running a min. mille is like Breaking the sound barrier.

"Ibbotson has it.

宁静

-(London Express Service),

(COPYRIGHT)

A "Dirty" Victory

Ten runs were needed 67 Cliberae CC for victory. Ślow- ly the score mounted, and ther a flash of the bat, the umpire signalled four, the home side "won" and the players had made for the pavillon. All but to one. He was suspicious, raced the boundary, four the bali Inches short of the white line lying in a dirt heap. The fields- At Blackpool: Northampton- man ran to the wickets

and shire 287 for seven (Brookes whipped off the balls.

The

103, Barrick 08) versus Lan-batanen in the pavilion were enshire.

given "run out”—or at least ona

At Love: Sussex 243 (Smith 60, Sheppard 117), Yorkshire 39 for no wicket.

At Leyton: Essex 115. Middle- sex 115 for three (Robertson 51 not out).

TABLE TENNIS

New Zealand, Aug. 1. The Japanese table tennis Alors, Ichiro Ogimura and Toshiaki Tanaka, won as ex- pect, over South Canterbury at Timaru tast night and did not lose one match.

In un exhibition single Taukika Lent Ogimuro 23-21, 23-21---Reuter.

chic-

of them waiand Cutheroe had lost! Never count your kens,...

ARMY PALS!

Hampshire fast bowler Mal- colm Heath stands 6ft 5ins; Dor. Ward, of Glamorgan, is only 5ft. 3ins. When they passed in the field the other day Heath lean- ed his elbow on the tiny Ward head, Back in the Pavilion Ward wise-cracked: "That would have been a liberty from anyont else, but Malcolm and I are old Army pals, We were in Guards together"

MANDRAKE THE MAGICIAN

THE WHOLE

BANK'S MELTING!

APPROACH SHOT

Kremlin's made a right muck of it. If they'd made it Golf instead of Tennis we'd have had PRESDENT EISENHOWER TEEING UP IN MOSCOW

Sports Diary

TODAY.

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TOMORROW

Water-Tolo

Water-Polo Cammilles Shell House 5.30 p.m.

Football

WEST

BOYCOTTS RUSSIAN TENNIS

TOURNEY

He's Never Seen

The Like

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St. John

Ambulance

Orders

Onters by Mr Fung Ping-fin, C.St.J Carmissioner of si Jobia Ambulance Brigade, long- kong District. Order No. 31/57, dated August 1, 1957.

2. Ambulance Duties longkang. 4.6.0710.0.07. 6th Nam Amb. Div.: 11,6.07.-17.8.07. Wincha 'n' Amb, Div.; August, 1957: Central Ng Div.

Z.

6.,butance Duties-Kowloo

Tsimshatsu Amb.

Div.: 12.0.07.-15.8.67 K.Y.M.D.A. Amb. Div.: August, 1967: Waterloo Nag. Div.

1. Penetration @quad Duues 4.0.57. Bank Holiday, cancel_duty; 11.0.07, Dr Peter C, Y. Lee, Dentist IL F. Bhields, A/B Z, el Arculi & K.C.N.D.

Orderly Duties Lat... Mainiano Atex HO-1.0.57. Kowloon Amb. Div.: 2.8.57, Bhamihulpo Amb. Div. 3.8.07. KYMCA Amb. Div. Div.

4.8.87. Keng Wah 3.8.67.

Shamshulpo Ned. DIV.: 9.8.57. Kpng Wah Amb. Div.; 7.5.57: Mongkok Amb. Div.

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4. Beach Dries → Hongkong-—-- 3.8.87. Unt.) a p.m. Repaise bay. Chung Sing MD; Big Wave Bay, Confucian A/D; Shko. B.C.ATA! A/D; 4.8.01. (Sun) 9.30 Repulse Bay. Causeway Bay A/D Wave Bay HKÝMCA A/D Buck-0,X.c.6.b. A/D; 1.30 pan.. tepules Day, Shaukiwan Kr. A/D: ul Wave Bay. Shaukiwan A/D. Shek-O, Easter A/D; Gast. (Mon 0.30 am, Repulse Bay, Kennedy Tows A/D; Big Wave Bay, Sih Nam A/D; Shek-0, Wanchal "B" A/D: 1.30 p.m. Repulse Bay, Western Dist. A/D: Big WAY BY

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Mongkok KAWA. Ar. Duties. August. 1997: KYMCA N. Div.

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a. shamakalpo K.F.W.A. Citnie Dut--August, 1957: Sham- shulpo Amb. Div

5.Transfer-D/B Au Yeung' Kin-. chee of Timshaleul Amb. Div. transferred to Kong Wah Amb, Dly, w.o.f. 1.8.87.; D/S Wong Cheng- yin of Kong Wah Amb, Dy. ruga- ferred to Talmehatul Amb. Dlv, w.0.1. 1.0,47,

1.Promotion--Kawinon Amb. Div.: Bat, The Shing promoted D/O w.e.f. 247.57.

11. Taken Ов Strength,Enrol- ment: Un Long Amb. Div. Pls. Chan Ya-me enrolled w..£. 24.7.57. HKYMCA Amb Di Pirs. Chan Pulsehus Hon Wai-tong. Lam Chan-kau Lee Cheryl-hue, und

Yat-nam and Worg w.et, 21.7.57.

enrolled

The first county ericket match Dick Spooner ever saw was the one he played in Spocate has now had ten years as Warwick shie's wicketkeeper, has played for England, and takor his

37. Decrease of Strength-Resigna= benefit this sumuner, but when tion: Shamshulpo Amb. Dly.: Pies. he joined the Edgbaston ckitung Chee-kwong and Lee Wat

teat resigned w.e.1. 24,7.57. Kow- from Durham he had not before toon Amb, Div.: Pte. Thomes **. Meating. witnessed a county game.

on: Mak resigned W.0.1.4.7.57.:

yielded 400 runs to the oppost-it.10.50 ilon and

a day in the field for Dick!

Annual Meeting MKFC at Club- house, Happy Valley □ p.m.

MANDRAKE'S

DOING THIS-- PLUG HIM--1.

YEAH! STOP T OR WE'LL-

MY GUN-- MELTING --?

FERDINAND

NANCY

BEM IN THE7 ||||

HELLO, SLUGGO---

CAN YOU HEAR

ME ?

NOT TOO

CLEAR

AND MINE! EVERYTHING'S

GOING-1

Div.

his debut against Nottingham Deceased Trun Wan Amb.

Mak Kal-min decesin w.e.t.

By Lee Falk and Phil Davis

THE ROOF'S COMING DOWN- THE FLOOR'S GOING – LET'S/

GET OUTA HERE!

UR- LIKĖ KOT

MOLASSEs-

By Mik

(Bed.) F. 1. TRIUNG, CALI, (A)

Deputy Commnissforser, District Headquarters.

MIXES LIKE MAGIC

LUZCO

ICE CREAM

SIMPLY MIX,

CHILL,

WHIP

& FREEZE

CUTEX

LIPSTICK

IN THE

LATEST

SHADES

By Ernie Bushmiler

NO WONDER

THERE'S ANOTHER PARTY ON THE LINE

ROWNTREE'S

NAMESAKES

INSTRUCTIONS: Fill in the spaces agdinst cach of the eluca below with a word related to my life. The letters in circles spell out my name, Who am 17

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1 Rough drawing

2 Not Bled in

4 Not in the sun

3 A, hundred years

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3 Body

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A

0 Picture

7 Hues

C

8 On the stage?

Picture of a person

10 Duck

11 Resemblances

12 Fox's tall

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13 Involved

14.Blend

15 Northern' country'

Bolithon on Pago 0

Going by air?

then

BE SPECIFIC

FLY

CATHAY PACIFIC

12- BUSHMA

Sunripe Jelly

JOHNNY HAZARD

THAT WAS REAL FOOLISH, HAZARD, PITCHING A FAST ONE LIKE THAT! SO WE GOT TO MAKE, SURE YOU CAN'T MAKE A RST AGAIN FOR A LONG WHILE

LLET GO OF HIM, YOU-YOU MONSTER? LET NM GO!

AND HOW WILL THE PROITY. ONE REWARD THE GRAND GIZMO IF E RELEASH HIME WITH A LOSS, EN,HONGYE

By Frank Robbins

ALL RIGHT- ALL FIGHT? ONLY" LET JOHNNY G-60)

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