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THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, AUGUST 20, 1957.

SURREY SHOW NO SIGNS OF JIM

SLACKENING PACE

Canadian & U.S. Amateur Golf

Championships Giants Moving To

Winnipeg. Aug. 19. San Francisco

Alan Titwell, a forner Eng-

fold

Et Champion, led the with a five under par 07 in the first qualifying round for the Canadian Amateur Golf Chum- pionship here today.

He was two strokes ahead of who were all 141 four players 1CD. They were Irishman Juct Corr, Gary Cowan, 19-year-old Canadian Junior Champion, anot two Vanceover players, Deudas Bajus and Bert Ticchurst.

A second qualifying round will be played tomorrow, and the leading 4 will go forward to the match play competition proper beginning on Wednesday. -Reiter:

Next Year

New York. Aug. 19,

Cham-

New York Giants, five times plons and National League win-

Wurta Serien Baseball

nr 17 tines, today decided to San Francisco next move to year,

subjekt

certain formallies being completed,

to

Giants, one of three

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But Bid For Another Two-Day Victory Fails

London, Aug. 19.

Surrey, though assured of the County Cricket Cham- pionship, showed no signs of slackening the pace when they gained a winning position over Middlesex at Lord's today.

With Alec Bedser taking three wickets in four balls, Surrey seemed to be heading for their ninth two-day victory of the season, but they were thwarted by two young batsmen, A. C. Walton, the Oxford Univer sity captain, and Fred Titmus.

The reason for the change is that the

New major baseball clubs in

Both made half centuries Johnny Wardle for 25-before York, have ben loving money,

Walton 52 not | rcoring the winning run. Sam Proxiego

up the Titmus 54 and upens

the close Middlesex out-bul inya set of

and pro-

All needed 152 to win with perous ca in a region which

only four wiekels left on a has no major tem.

difficult pitch. Man- "If the Giants leave, hattam Ishund will be without n For the of the United States National Leigue side Women's Amateur Golf Conny | first Time In 75 stars. when shu pionship here today beat Ming Grace Lenczyk, 1940 winner.

AT SACRAMENTO

Califomin, Aug. 19. Judy Elier, 18-year-old Ameri- caused Junior Champlon the biggest utset in the first

can

round

Gloucestershire had to battle the way for a two wickets After victory over Yorkshiin. spinner Bruce Wells had taken Now York sade, six for 53 to dismiss Yorkshire Brooklyn Dodgers, may later bor 118, Gloucestershire's task of Mas Eller won G arid 4-moving tu lo: Angeles-Ranking: O seemed easy but they

wickets-six inst eight

Neuter.

Another

Better Than Yorkshire In The Thirties?

to

SURREY IS THE TOUGHEST AND BEST CRICKET SIDE I HAVE EVER SEEN

Says BRUCE DOOLAND

After five years with Nottinghamshire I am going back home to Australia in October...for good. But if rumours are seeping your way suggesting that there has been anything wrong or unhappy between me and the Notts club squash them fast. I couldn't have had a pleasanter bunch of people to work for, and with, anywhere in the world.

The club offered me a renewal of contract and I turned it down the other week purely and simply for domestic reasons. What so many people do not realise is that we cricketers have families, and family life, to consider I have three youngsters growing up. The eldest boy is 11 and both my wife and I feel it would be the right thing to get back home now and see him through his schooling without further in- terruption. We have another boy of seven and the little girl is two.

I have known.

be

A MASTERPIECE

Allan Watitina and Don Shepherd were inainly responsi- ble for Glamorgan's 91-run win Worcestershire. Watkins' over 81 in Glamorgan's second innings was a masterpiece on a turning pitch. Then Shopherd with four for 26-match figures of nine for 1-helped to dismiss Worces- tershire for 104.

BASEBALL

Last Minute Starter Breaks

Batting Slump

A

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LAKER PROTESTS ABOUT THE LACK OF FIRST CLASS GAMES IN AUGUST

By ARCHIE QUICK

Jim Laker, the England and Surrey spin bowler, has protested in a national newspaper that when London is full of visitors in August, Lord's is devoid of first class games-empty except for the matches between Schools and Services. He points out that from July 24 until the end of the season in September, there are only three first class fix- tures at the St John's Wood headquarters of the game Middlegex ▼ Leicestershire, Surrey and Worcestershire.

Laker feels that hundreds of visitors to the Metropolis from Oversens and the provinces would like the attraction of County Championship games, and that the calendar should be altered. That the traditional games of Eton v Harrow, Clifton v Malvern, Army v Royal Navy or Royal Air Force, Royal Engineers v Royal Artillery and Beaumont v Oratory should be supplanted by Middlesex versus someone or the other. He adds that too many of the big games Sussex v Middlesex, Kent v Hampshire, Nottinghamshire v Surrey are traditionally played out of Town on. the holiday occasions of Whitsun and August.

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should be given alpractice together throughout the reason. The League clubs affected will scream; but I can- any not see it, will do them harm so long as their players are fit.

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He Now may I have my own père comes the World Cup series in Brighton and Hove Albion, sonal grumble. The Football | Sweden from Jupe 8 to 19.

Mr not only plays well, says Association list of full Inter- One feels that the team chosen | Osborne, but the others are. in- national fixtures for 1957-50, for the Wales, Ireland and fected with his enthusiasm, Just published, shown that France matches in October and annual gap of no matches be November

MORE MATCHES ⠀ tween England Franco

It is upon the consolidation Wembley on November 27 and

of the defence through the ar- Scotland v England at Hampden

rival of Langley that team Park on April 10.

Dugglo manager

Livingstone bases his optimism for tho If we are going to play Inter-

coming season. "Langley In de- national games with the Inter- New York, Aug. 19.

fence, Haynes In alteck are our them let us Bruce Donland, the Austro-

tion of winning Catcher Tim Thompson, lian all-rounder, scored his first

have some continuity. The Eng- What a puckith genius is this keystones, and I think our suc- upon century (115 not oul) for Not-last-minute starter, broke an land eleven will be got together fellow Denis Compton! With his coss will depend greatly

His stand for 42 batting slump with

to play Wales al singhamshire today.

Cardiff on permission, let me tell you the young Dwight getting among the of 163 with Cyrli Poole (08)| run-producing single today October 19 and Ireland at Wem-real reason why he was one goals again. It is going to be a enabled Notts to lead Sussex Tam Gorman's four-hitter gave bloy on November 27. It can and-a-half hours late fielding, liard Second Division to win this season with Charlton and Cardif with three wickets to apare the Kansas City Athletics a 1-0 reasonably be expected that for Middlesex against Sussex at

among us, not to mention Black- Dooland's

the first day of the century took three win over the Cleveland Indians. they will bugin to know cech Hove on

burn and Liverpool, but I think and a

Ninety minutes was other's play by the time of the match. quarter hours and in- Thompson's sixth-inning hit

for this we shall win maste matcha clucied one six and twelve scored Bob Cerv, who hod French match if there are no quite something even

is it

than we lose." fours.

drastic alterations--and there is unpunctual gentleman--or singled, and stolen second base

West Ham Unlied so abother Geoff Pullar, 59

no reason now why there should player? In a previous match he not out, and handed the Indian loss to Falvaged

be. But then come live months had triumphed with one of his club who promiss so much pad Lancashire's second Ray Narleski. Narleskt allow.

in which the players will not see

most brilliant centuries against | fulfil so libite just Uke Fulham. Innings after four wickets had ed enly five blown.

each other except in opposition Essex at the re-opening game on Time and again they have fallen for 10. He and Bond

and the time log can enuse the Leyton ground,

threatened to (47) 100t the sore to 118 with

gain promotion, wholesale ductuations of form. out further loss enough to

but here they are the Inhabitants of the avoid an innings defeat.

Division. It is

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THE RESULTS

Gloucester- At Cheltenham,

two shire beat Yorkshire by wickets Yorkshire 133 and 18 Wells six for 43). Gloucester- eight shire 183 und OD for (Wandle six for 25). Gloucester

shire 14 points),

Gorman, who brought his re- cord to 3-7, allowed only one exira hasợ hit, Gene. Wouilling's fourth-inning double. He struck out three hitters and

walked four In registering his second Major League chutout.

Kansas City fits! baseman Vle Power snuffed out Cleveland's he ione scoring, threat when made a brilliant stop of Bobby Avila's fourth-Inning grounder and threw to the plate on his knees to retire Woodling.

At Cardiff, Glamorgan beal

SORE SHOULDER Worcestershire by 01

runs, Glamorgan 155 and 183 (Wat

Athletics manager Harry Craft isine 81). Worcestershine 143 installed Thompson, a .104 hifter, (Shepherd five for 37) and 104-behind the plate at game time (Glamorgan 12 points).

when announced-starter Hal Smith complained of a shoulder The selback was Nureleski's third against nine victories.

CLOSE OF PLAY SCORES At Manchester, Lancashire 39 and 118 for four (Pullar 59 not out), Hampshire 103. Rain cur- tailed play.

At Lord's, Surrey 170 and 207 (E. Bedser 63), Middlesex 100 and 134 for six (Titmus 54, Walton 52 not ou!).

At Dover, Kent 214 and 58 for three. Northamptonshire 185 (Subba Row 70).

Our plan is to go bnek to my

I have been thinking parli-, the bowler simply has to con- home towns of Adeinide where I cularly of the Australian State centrate and pitch on the spot. When Otherwise somebody will get hope to get a reasonable sort of sides job. I used to work in a bank Bay Lindwall, Bill O'Reilly and killed,

When I am bowling I would out there but I don't think 1 Ernie Toshack were bowling in shall be going back to that: the New South Wales side just rather have my fielders that two cod of the war they yards deeper and mare Whether I play State cricket at the

chance, again depends on whether they were a pretty tough proposition, certain of having the

luo, have had some held. That again, of course, is want me. I'd like to, of course, Victoria,

of the fact that un oereplance but you've got to wait 1 you useful teams to time to time.

But. for balanced power on nu leg-spliner

At Worthing, Sussex 296 and can pitch ac- ure picked before you can say

all wickets 1 hond the palm to curately enough to have a real 94 for no wicket, Nottingham- what you will or will not do.

Their suicide squad round the bat,shire 200 for seven declared county the present Surrey side Iniss I'm going to

Surrey's orthodox (Poole 88, Dooland 135 not out). I've low.ia, of course, is the main whereas cricket tremendously,

pace to start world-class right and left arm AL Chesterfield, Derbyshire every minute of the key-top-class enjoyed

Poter spinners can.

Somerset 192 and 15 for one. last Ave years with Notts for a from Alce Bedser and

world-eturs spin

Talking of the dangers of 334 (8 73, Tremlett 81). this game here in England you Loader, then

At Southend, Eurex 223 and meet such a lot of fine people to follow from Jim Laker, Tony close flelding brings me to the

Lock and,, too often forgotten, growing dangers of the no sight | 137 for four (Taylor 70 not out), players. and fine

of the Eric Bedser,

sercen habit which seems to be Warwickshire 107 (Leach 67, In one hard work.

Making that lot even better, spreading. I know that if you Ralph four for 17).-Reuter, papers the other day I raw recorded that I have taken over of

Test standard do away with the sight screens Course, Is I joined the melding; and, led by Peter May, you can get more seats in and 700 wickets shwe

more money into the Idtty. But I am wondering if it is worth it

The Yorkshire

Test grounds have done, away. with their

There

is not one at screens the Oval and only one, at the Here nursery end, at Lord's,

the country und there about

following the other clubs are pattern and the sight screen is becoming the forgotten essential of cricket.

County aide. In anybody's batting good enough and bold language that incans hard work. enough to undermine the con- Especially as I've been fortunate Adence of the bowling attack.

One point about the Surrey enough to complete the double twice, and me it twice more} gelding impressed me-not al

either by a mere handful of runs,

tcgelier favourably minds hard when But oth never

cently. we met them work when one enjoys it. If And that is ter spectacular the decision

purely to new habit of crowding the bats- please me I would have renew man with elders right up to

contract like a the bal, ed that Notts fash But a family man has other responsibilities and my trip home is in line of duty to meet them.

were

BEST EVER?

I have been toire back over

the years and I reckon Surrey

TENNIS

Two Aussie Stars Face Possible Suspension

As a psychological weapon it may be good enough. It might frighten the nervous man quite bił But I think it can be overdone. Mike Stewart put and as hostile with the bouncer Australia

I think that that is a mistake. With bowlers as fast as Typon

than a

Melbourne, Aug. 19, The Lawn Tenals Association last night warned

blon.

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It was the only game scheduled in the Majors today, Other teams were travelling today, and to morrow the Eastern American League teams play in the West, while Western Nailonal Leaguers play in the East.

AMERICAN LEAGUE

Cleveland

000 000 000-04-0 D00 001 00x-1—6-0 Kansas Cly

|Marleski (913) and

Press

WORLD TITLE FIGHT

@

"oldest Second

profound

never

The last day of the three was WORLD CUP SERIES his seventh wedding anniver

sary, so he put on his bow tie 11 could easly be that a and dinner jacket in the dress thought that they have 'Tiew" team wil isce up

risan to the First División cinné lo ing rooms and, with his beaut!- Scotland compared with the ful South African wife. went they were relegated 25 years early son combination. What straight

that cricket │ogo. 1 so important in that im-enthusiast David Tomlinson act mediately after the Scottish the West End comedy "Dear No keener manager exista game Uruguay or Spaln or Delinquent."

than Mr Ted Fenton, Ho bas Argentine or Portugal have to

Afterwards there was a club found good players, he has be faced at Wembley, there, is a

party, and Dents admits to get bought good players, he trains tour to Yugoslavia and Russia, ting to bed at 8 so, at his with them and brings new ideas and then right on top of that Gerrarda Civa (Bucks) home. to his coaching-like hla Something went wrong with brother Ben at Colchester---brit the alarm clock; then there was stal West Ham just do not the long drive to the Sussexclick "No prophecies this const; and the holiday traffic to time. Ted said to me, but I cope with, Dear delinquent, in-am all dedicated to winning dredi

promotion,"

U.S. TENNIS TOURNEY

A Fast Start

By Davis Cup Youngsters

Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts,

Aug 19. Sixth-eceded Mike Green and Davis Mike Franks, America's

for the

Scoond

are

Denis went on the field, end Over the river, at__Charlton, sprawled over the feat coverManager Jimmy Trailer in drive he attempted to stop. So relying upon the players "who Bill Edrich pul him on to bowl, were not good mough for the In his first three overs he took First Division last season being two wickets for one run, he dis-too good missed proline Jimmy Parks Division" There when he was 60, and he came additions to the relegation start on again after tea and took two of any note, but said Mr more wickets in his arst over Troffer: "If we ca play as for nonet Five for 40, four of

we did before Christmas wel them leg before wicket.

we chould be alright.” was genius.

VERY POPULAR

That

He bowled his "googlic""-the left arm ball that goes away from the bat to dismiss the Rev. David Sheppard in the

(7-5) and Thompson norman Cup youngsters, got off to a fast start today in the opening round of the 77th annual US Doubles Championships today by blasting at the on unceded local tear Longwood Cricket Club.

The two collegians easily advanced by ousting John Eslips; and his "Chinama"-the delivery that comes in from the Lunch of Brookline, Mas-

off-had that other great Light and sachusetts,

Chauncy D. Blue batsman, Hubert Doggort, 54601 of Cambridge, Maslow with his bat heid aloft. Add sachusetts, 0-3, 0-3, 0-4.

Parks

you cannot say They

Robinson-Basilio May Draw Million Dollar Gate

New York, Aug. 19.

(£357,000

Robinson,

end

were foined In the Compton's wickets were cheap Recond round by Britain's two ones. Three England moon there Ane men, Mike Davica and Bob completely fooled.

Ho secured

Swimming Grandmother Fails To Beat Lake Ontario

Toronto, Aug. 19. Mrs Rosita Tanner, 44, the Fifth-seeded in the five more victims in the secced swimming Wilson,

from grandmother week-long tournament, the innings for a match aggregate Sault Ste. Maric, Ontario, was

is anticipatednewly crowned Newport Cham of ten for 111. No wonder he pulled from Lake Ontario to

plons knocked out Jack Bush-suld: "When I go on to bowl night less than two miles from

A million-dollar sterling) gate when "Sugar Ray' still the most colourful boxer in the United Stales, defends his World Middleweight title against Wellerweight Champion Carmen Basilio al "the Yankee Stadium on September 23,

generally 1 am

man of Montgomery, Alabania, here

Shaeffer of and James

St. popular. Petersburg, Florida, 6-2, 6-4 different"!

CS

amateur

night.

very the Toronto thoreline, sinking This time it is her ambition to be the secondi 8.7.

woman to win the 32-mile lake. Mrs Tonner entered the water alao placed two England

This was not the form of a teams of

nt Niagara-On-The-Lake at 9 its strong women's men ca the brink of retirement.

p.m. last night and lud com» This prediction is being made contingent in the second round. The doctors' orders about "The pisted all but three miles of the three catches down during our us Trucman and Loader, some-Mervyn Rose and Don Candy by box office officials less than However, young Mimi Arnold Knce" ere inexorable, but now ruelling 32 miles at 7.80 to

of Redwood City, California, Denis has a nagging doubt about and Mrs Baba Lewis of Newton, whether he has the strength of match, purely and simply be- body is going to get hurt. For that they face possible suspen-n fortnight after the opening of

advance bookings.

The lost three miles are the Massachusetts, gave third-mind to break completely with cause he was too near to get there is nothing more difficult

cricket ball ! The two Aussie tennis stars I pick out

Shirley the game. His alternatives are

most treacherous of the whole even a sight of the boil.

"It looks like beitig a mlion seeded Englishwomen in the coughest und best cricket he had been two yards back he moving fast against the back-were ducten to recrive dollars, and topping the Rocky Bloomer and Sheila Armstrong league cricket, occtelonal games Sk

cross-currents - atid from any tennis

a stiff-fight before bowing, 6-3, with Middlesex

undertow can carry a swimina ing side I have seen-Test team would have swallowed them all. I ground of a crowd or a pavillon. expenses

2-0, 7-5.

well of course, excupied, Not long ago 1 seo But then, how can one really he sight screens must come tournament committee after the Marciano-Archie Moore gure

or carefree club cricket. "When complction of the Wimbledon said an amictal.

Ann Haydou and 10-year-old the sun shines and I

At 7.30 Mrs Tenner årð been thut Brian. Sellars, that spirited eritielsc fielding in a team which back.

Chempionships, July 8, but since i

Koing former Yorkshire captain, said is about to win its sixth Cham-

The Marciano-Moore bout in Christine Truman, the fourth-well", he told me, "I and it hard reported in good condition and When you play the hook shot then they have been

touring in September, 1935, drew 948, seeded Britishers, eased by Miss to agree with my doctors who swimming at 40 to 45 strokes * that he felt that the new Surreypionship in a row? Peter May,

tourne-117 dollars (£338,000 sterling) Leigh Hay and Miss Alex are adecut."

minute. had the edge on the and Stuart Surridge before him, the arst movement to get into and playing in lessór

side which must have

paid by 61,574 people.

The Swiss-born grendinofiser fabulous Yorkshire

weighed it all up position is to move your rightments.

Theatre Hutty, both of Washington, DC., foot brick into the wicket so Association officials are 10 television hdded a further 285,- 6-2, 6-2.

Three of his second innings was ordered from the water by took seven of the Champion- very carefully and deelded that

were "ought (£101,700 sterling) their polley takes more catches that you get behind the line of warn the two players that if 005 dollars

Defending champions Louise wickets

and trainer Fred Moore when she If you are not in they continued to compete. into that total.

bowled"

polater the ball.

Brough, And Mrs Margaret than it misses,

his was unable to - continue the position you can't hit properly. unauthorised tournaments they

Osborne Du Puat won by deprigh linens and deception. By struggle after taking a short Your fees must move quickly are liable to have their amateur Both Robinos and Basillo Coult

the way: he was ales lop scorer rest. and their

expected

with 44 in the second timings! trained to capacity crowds of up strongest the ruurse, is and in

right direction. status suspended.

rivals, Wimbledon Both are expected to return to 700 at their respective train winner Althea Gibson and Never fall away to hook--you'll

itome soon as a result of the ng camps over the weekend. Darlene Hard, drow

a first- warnkig.-United Press..

'China Mnil Special,

round bye-United PressS,

even

SUICIDE SQUAD Sutellife Another factor,

ships of the thirties. And when you remember that that was the side with names like Wilfred Rhodes, Hedley Verity; Mautica Leyland and Herbert running through it, names that are now legends, it is quite a compliment.

COACHING HINT:

the intuence a suicido fleld has on the bowler. When a captain only get hurt. posts man right under the bat.

THE GAMBOLS

THAT WAS A FINE DINNER NOW TO FIND A HOTEL FOR THE NIGHTJ RESTAURAN

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by Barry APP lely

TWO. BASRATIE ROOMS, SK?}]} 'NIGHT. DARLING AND LET NEVER AGAIN WILL I EAT

YES PLEASE

TUID BE A LESSON TO YOU, GARLIC

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GIRARD PERREGAUX

Fine watchier alnce 1791

Nunthorpe Stakes

London, Aug. 20.

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to

She was in considerable pain when the we foben into the accompanying boat, apnarently Fulham Football Club ponder suffering from crap. Earlier regretfully over the break-up of Mrs Tanner had complained the their great inskie forward trio. water was getting colder, he Not so very long ago they were had been in offered £60,000 for Johnny hotIZER, Haynes, Bobby Robson and Bedford Jezzard. Only Haynes remains.

for Robson,

the water 294

HER FIFTH BID

ASPARE Her attempt began whan she

Five probable runners and jockeys for the Nunthorpe True, Jezzard is still on the Stokes, to be nm over five fur-books, but his future is prob- entered the water at Niagara- longa at 1330 GMT Boday (HKT Jemation and with the scales on-the-Lake to start her with

230) at Yerk are: Vigo (I heavily weighted

bid to win the 32 miles to against ZAN Toronto. It Piroit), Gratitude (W. Soalth), playing again. Trum also that Right Boy (E. Wise), Ennis £17,000 was obtained from Westempt this year and humo (W. H. Carr), and Anchovy (E.

Bromwich Albion

closest to stopEE, "T Mercer) China Mall Special,

burt. it was "no good" money, Only three

·for an adequate replacement has completed the US CARE MORALIEN Z never been obtained, The club Marilyn Best of Turpri would rather have promotion, came the trek to chose the Yet it is riot the attack which Lake na n. 16-getevold school. bas beon, general manager Mr gith; Mutabda: Detro Frank Osborne's biggest worry. John Areprý 2i8g: Lowyasty Defence has let him down time: The white-haired and again; The weakness was of two had “OTIDER. largely recüdied when Jim by, working da

HOME SOCCER

Glasgow, Aug. 19. Rangers boat Celtic 3-0 in the Astound of the Glamcore Football Cup: here. tonight.