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THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, AUGUST 22, 1957,

BRIGHT ATTACKING CRICKET EXPECTED

SPORTING SAM

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UK SOCCER SEASON OPENS ON SATURDAY

MANCHESTER UNITED CAN

PULL OFF A HAT TRICK

Says DENNIS HART

to

August, and for sporting Englishmen the big changeover from cricket football. And the question being asked is: "Is it a switch from une monopoly to another?"

The County Cricket Championship is these days almost the divine right of Surrey. But if Lancashire couldn't do much about that, they intend to keep a grip of the soccer championship.

Present holders are Manchester United. They have won it these past two years, and manager Matt Busby is determined that his team shall make it a hat trick to equal the record held jointly by Arsenal and Huddersfield.

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Tennis fans Fight For Seats To Watch Pros

Carmer, France, Aug. 21. More than 3,000 spectators fought for acnts at the Gallin Tennis Club here tonight to

IN FIFTH TEST

London, Aug. 21.

There is still plenty at stake in the fifth and final Test between England and the West Indies at the Oval herë tomorrow in spite of England's victory at Leeds last month which clinched the series.

The West Indies will try their utmost to repair some of their watch Australia's pro tennis damaged prestige, while England will be equally determined to remain

unbeaten in the series

stora Low Hoad und Ken Role- wall in singles and doubles matelies against Pancho Segura : and Jack Kramer,

An aggressive Segura casily whipped Hond 6-1, 0-5, and Kosewall Later bent Kromer

7-5, 3-0, 0-0,

But before the matches could get underway, several fist fights broke out among fans pushing and jostling cach ather for seats, of which there wert just too few to go around.

A round of Cannes police had to be rushed in and it was b good half-hour before order was restored.

ni the

Segura, using his famous two- handed drives, had no trouble The Ausic vanquishing lioad. star played without conviction and never showed signs of rallying until inte in the second set,"

The second malch evening, putting Kramer against far superior Renewall, showed tennis.,

Both players were in top tall order. But then And what cluss there is nt by those tivo great right form. But Rotewall, who got off It's

Tom Finney Busby and his "Babes" are used Old Trafford, Tommy Taylor is wingers

(now some remarkable passhu sho13,

and Jobs. Last almost the complcie to tackling tough.

WAD centre playing caire forward)

definitely the classler of with Mr season, they won the Champion-forward. He can prompt

Sacer himself, ageless the two-Unlica Press.

the chip, were runner-up in the PA skill and lead with dish, arid Stanley Matthews, have

lo upzet Manchester Cup and reached the semi-Onals if he hasn't got the hardest shot class of the European Cup.

In soccer, few men can

But neither, I fancy, equal United. And after that

has the consistent power. whirlwind him with the head.

This can be found in the season, Think United en be} POTENTIAL WINNER

Midlands. Aston Villa showed it at Wembley last May when beating United in the Cup Final..

renoward for it. Wolves And in the latter half of last Sason West Bromwich Albion Tecaptured the uncompromising spirit which

three years ago helped earn them the "cam of the century" tag.

with

better than ever this me. For, Taylor lends an attack which, their talent, rather than being besides having skill and thrust, blunder,

was sharpened and balance, It fires on all five tempere!

a fine fighting

cylinders — from outside-right Fpirit.

through the Inside- United have bering that! Berry

forward trip of Whelan, Taylor sporting rarily, something the

endl Violett. la left-winger punter dreams of finding-the

Peri Anch enci with class horse

the stager's

potential match winner. slunina.

Powerful Dennis Viollett, in- jured last year and forced to drop out of the Cup Final side,

WORLD TITLE FIGHT

THEY PAY TO

mon is

are

For all three of these teams 1 predlet a good season. But while none

each has the toughners, has got quite the class.

Only one side hos got both

to brings us back And that Manchester United,

-London Express Service).

(COPYRIGHT)

'Sugar Ray' Wants

An Interview With Harriman

the

Yorkshire Nearer To Finishing Runners-Up

London, Aug. 21.

Willie Watson, the Yorkshire left-hander, who is to

move to Leicestershire next season, hit 116 in four and a half hours against Warwickshire at Edgbaston today and improved his county's chance of finishing second in the county table.

Watson's innings, which included a six and, soven fours and was his fourth hundred of the season, helped Yorkshire to a first innings total of 401 for live by the close. He shared in an opening stand of 117 with Brian Scott (60).

Meanwhile, Northamptonshire, present holders of second place, were being hustlet out for 117 by Derbyshire, who are fourth. Donald Carr, the Derby cap- tain, took five for 31 with his icft

spinners against a side which itself has Uhiree such bowlers.

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U.S. TENNIS TOURNEY

Bright attacking, cricket is expected from the West. Indies, who have little to loso ond nrother victory for, England will be no easy matter.

It has yet to be proved that the West Indies attack là cap- able of getting England cut twice In

match, but they should have a better chance il the Oval than anywhere else as the pitch usually gives bowlers some mensure of encouragement.

Sonny Ranadhin has had a

first |

set of six for ten in the fat have regained his best form,

Test, but reccatly he seems to t

UNSEEDED PAIR PROVIDE THIRD.

ROUND UPSET

Chestnut Hill, Aug. 21.

NOT ONCE

West Indles balting, however, has let the side down time and again. Not pace, either

Jack Kramer's Troupe To Play In Hongkong

The

UKLTA þìì juaný completeit-arrangements with Jack Kramat to in- etudo. Jongkong in kl Itinerary 01 the Far Eastern Tour, food, flóné- wall, Beaura and Kramer will play two- exhibición matches.in. Hongkong al the

Cricket Hongkong Cláb coiset on November 19 and 20.

The KLTA has also mado à request to Jack. Kramer to give an hotira "Tennis Clinie" on a floody Mi cours at the Chinese Bearcation Club, Members of all the clubs amilated -to the HKLTA. and boyi and girls of various schoalš will be welcome to attend

this "Tennis Club",

BASEBALL

Giants Trounce Cardinals 13-6-

New York, Aug. 21. All Valentine must be doubt- The New York Giants ful as a result of breaking his nog, while practising in this trounced the St Louis Car earlier this week at Leicester, dinals today, 13-6, to drob where he took six for eight the Cards. 6% games behind the idle Milwaukee Braveć Leicestershire's eccond innings.

Valentine's, absence would be in the National League. particularly unfortunate for the Tourista as his left arm spinners Brooklyn, which still hasht are the jype likely to get the given up Its Pennbrite haples most out of the Oval pitch, beat the Cincinnati Rédlegs, which roundsminu Bert· Lock

for 8-0,

the Redleg h believes will still contain some straight to99. The victory moisture after this month's pulled the Dodgers to within heavy rain.

one, percentage point öt · BY Louis, and put them within 65 games of the lendas. Tri the American League, the Two of these, Jack Manning,

Chicago White Sox continued the Australian, and Mick Allen,

acir late drive with a 12- share the nrav ball when

in, Tesls or county games, have victory over Washington, put- Derbyshire repited and two

the throe W's Weekes, Worting the Sox 1⁄2 games behind wickels fell for 13. By the close

rell and, Walcott much big the Yankees, pending tonight's Derbyshire had made 140 nll} The unseeded pickup team of scores in, the, same

innings New York-Kansas City game, out, Manning taking seven for Straight Clark and Dave Harun Weckes, suffering from sinus and Baltimore defeated Detroit. nt Cleveland emerged as dark horeca of the trouble, has exceeded fifly only D-3. Boston was Charlie Palmer, from whom National Double's

in a night game. Champion once in his last 13 inninga. New York, Aug. 21.

take over as ships today with gruchling World Middleweight Boxing Watson may well

The cards' Wally Moon and scored four-set victory captain,

La Lock and Londer, the over the US Champion "Sugar Ray Robin Leicestershire

12.Davis. Cup captain, Billy Surrey bowling trlo, know Stan Musial belled first-inning said here today that he 103 in 275 minutes with

äbout their home homers off Stu Miller, but the had asked for an laterview with fours against Essex at Leleester, Talbert, and Gil Shen in a everything

came back with. kk- in his last home game before third-round match at the Long-ground, and with Trueman and Giants Averill Harriman, Governor of

and retires, New York

he State, bonusé

helped the wood Cricket Club,

Bailey in support, England's at-run third inning off Lindy Mc- then added our considered

The Philadelphion International county, who are bottom of the

and the tack remains probably the most Daniel and

torco balding Horum at Miami gained formidable,

In world more. runs off Willard: Schmidt Boxing Club had encroached on table, to a score of 258.

In the fifth inning. hard-earned the rights

Mike Me of man" in its

quarter-final cricket. Roy Tattersall, Lancashire's berth by beating their favoured dealing with him.

Cormick replaced Miller in the offspinner, took six Nottingham-

England include 10 of the 11 first inning and pitched right. Yesterday Robinson an-shire wickets, for 53 at Trent Pponents 11-0, 6-4, 1-6, 13-11

Vie Seixas and Ham Richard- who won the Headingley Test, hit bill the rest of the way to nounced he had cancelled his Bridge, helping dismiss them for son defeated the Inter-collegiate and Jim Parks and Trevorget his third victory. One of the tille fight against World 108, to which Lancashire replied champions, Crawford Henry of Bailey complete the 12 from Giant runs was Willie May Welterweight Champion and

with 92 for two,;

Atlanta and Ron Holmber of whom the team will be named 27th homer, Middleweight challenger Car-

tomorrow.... The Nawab of Patoudi, 18-Brooldyn 6-4, 4-0, 6-4, 6-2. Basilio becAUSE ho had

schoolboy. Roy Emerson and Bob Mark, Only once, in seven years has <iisagreed on 4 question of year-old Winchester

son of the former England and fourth sexdis, whipped the Test at the Oval been drawn, television rights with the IBC India batman, made his first Princeton tennis captain, James and unless bad weather inter who were to organise the world

fifth Shlaun, venes, the

Test should tile Eght on September 23.

class debut in a friendly match Farin, and for Sussex artinst

Englander bring another definite result. Somerset, st-ranked Robinson had accused the IBC who made 351 all out by the from Cambridge, Massachusetts,

WEST INDIES TEAM 0-4, 6-2, 6-2. Chairman, Jim Norris, of

The unseeded

Aussies, Mal violating their contractį for the

The West Indies today named Anderson and Bobs, Howe, Join- title bout

the tacyision

13, players from whom their a place he has to confpete with

ed their countrymen with an issue. Robinson said today he the best teft-half in the country

At Bristol, Somerset 351 (Silk upset win over the eighth-seeded eam for the firth Test will be A beautiful, 20-year-old had asked for an interview with 72, Alley 68, McCool 05.

The White Sox also used tho Dunean Edwards, the biggest London model told journal-Harriman because the rights Tremleli 2, Bates five for 74). Japan and Ramanathan Krish-Valentine, who broke a bone in seven-ran

The is do

not include Alf big-inning technique, with a and bonniest. "babe" of them all.

In of man were at stake in the Sussex 14 for

inning ane. (Friendly That,

that the match).

of India, 7-5, 4-0,4-0, his nose while playing yester- which six runs were unearthed AL lelcester, Leicestershiro FD-1, 6-2. .

day.

after errors.by Eddin Yost and 258 (Palmer, 103, J. Bolley five LATE RESISTANCE,

The 13 are: F. C..M. Alexan-Rocky Bridges, and a four- Nellie Fox der, N. Asgarall, T. Dewdney, un sixth inning. for 08) versus Essex.

Gardpar Mulloy and Budge A. Ganteaume, J. D. Goddard, I got three hits to give him the At Northampton, Northamp-i tonshire 117 (Carr, five for 31), Palty also won their Way Into Palmudeau, S. Ramadkin, League load with 153 for the

Rohan Kanhai, O. G. Smith; G. resson Derbyshire 140 (Manning seven The men's quarter-finals al-

Sobers, C., L. Walcott, E. D. Joe, Durham and Al Hik for 65).

though they found some late

each hit a three-run bamér ta Af Nottingham. Nottingham-resistance Lom Donald Dell Weekes and F. M. Worrell.

Rey Cichrist, the pace bowler, pace the Baltimore shire 188 (Poole 75, Tatiersall and collegien John Lescia. World Professional titleholder | Arsenal, Keenness is still a by- Miss Diana. Ashe raid ofter

Detroit Cathe unt the only time this word at the palatial Highbury today's inquest that

six for 53). Lancashire 92 for Mulloy and Patty won at 6-4, is unroller notable absentee. But Ray Moore eased after he, find

T. N. Peirce, co-manager, salda. 8-0 lead and boxer eve! fought for the stadium. And... with

he was not considered because up with a pair of singles and. Young scen Beauchamp the evening

At Birmingham, Yorkshire

Stenter's homer. Mike Green and Mike Frank, he has not fully recovered from Lou

Billy championship in his first battle England centre forward Vie before his death at

Hooti was the loser. 101 for Ave (Watson 116, Wil-second-string US Davis' Cuppers Groves it and rarin' to go, this At. I am he had telephoned twelve probabies and jockeys on 10, Stolt 60, Illingworth of downed Robert Bovillich, and an attack of flugza This background has intrigued tenruway young Arsenal side her. She knew that he had cap, to be run over six furlongat not out) versus Warwickshire. Allen Fox 6-4, 6-4, 6-2, Bght fans from all over the will take some stopping. But, been drinking and told him to at York Button so much that promoter despite more than a fair measure get one sleep Beauchamp GMT, are; tomorrow, at 1930

List of individual talent among the telephoned again and sald that

WATCH THE SLAUGHTER

Seattle, Washington, Aug. 21.

Pete Rademacher, the world's most content sacrificial lumb, #oes into the ring night agaiest Champion Floyd

tomorrow

the

battle Patten on

for World Heavyweight Boxing Championship in the most un- believable the attracilon of the century.

The sche luted, 15-round bout, su logical to the wagering Traternity that there were no betting odds, will be fought at Sicks Baseball Salum and is slated to get under way 10. (0400 GMT Friday

at

Is now fully for the fray And should any of the inside- forwards reci replurlag, either Through injury or loss of form, United can put in that deter mined Httle fantballer Bobby Charlton. Charlton the sort of reserve inest shanagers would be glad to have as a first choice. He came Into the side last renson when Viollett was in- jured and scored ten

fourteen games,

goals in

It's the same story with the | half-backs. Regular line-up is But Colman, Jones, Edwards.

Jackie centre-half deputy Blanchflower is first choice for Artlosut Dnd young WILL McGuinness is one of the

best tell-halves in Britain. To get

Inquest On

Churchill's Son-In-Law

London, Aug. 21,

men

on

ther is Manchester ists today that Anthony dispute and he new United, the Surrey of the soccer Beauchamp, son-in-law of Governor was interested in world. Like the cricket cham-Sir Winston Churchill, had wrotecting these rights-France

Presse, plens, they play as if the op- wurned her that he demotished...

was

position had one purpose to bo going to commit suicide only

I will be the first ins Who is to bold them in their death and that she had Probables For

A FAIR MEASURE

a fów hojlts before his

history

ibat The

tnt-trick bid? One of their thought he was only jok- Amateu: Champion has met the | kounest" challengers will

us a pro.

SULIO!

· World'

Jack Hurley announces

close,

CLOSE OF PLAY SCORES

York Races

she had

1wo.

London, Aug. 21.

there will be a crowd of 25,000 players, Arsenal Hill seem toe was going to take sleeping Pairie Emblem (L. Piggott Worcestershire three

who will pay

for

no

203

Henri New

mixed team Kosel Kamo of

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6-3, 13-18

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Denis Atkinson's absence troja Englishmen Mike Davies and the list is due to à récurrence f At Worcester, Hampshire 370 Bob Wilson, Afth-seedel, smacka strained muscule in his neck. (Sainsbury 94. Harrison 79, Riny-ed down Arthur Hill and Robert-Reuter, Mountain Music (E. Hide), ment 06, ingicby-Mackenzie 57) Joslin 0-2. 0-0, 8-1. pills to end his life.

Sobbing, Mis Ashe said she Nonchalance (E, Mercer), Light wicket. had not taken

AL hin neriously Harvest (J. Simp), Stafford (W. and had hung up the telephone. Hendey), Bigibigi (W. H. (Titmus 62). Kent 51 for five,

Carry, Roman Valo (G. Little--Reuter. -France-Prezz loss of skipper Tony March), Bath boxers wound up their fured by lira to Italy. may be

wood), The Blessing (D. Smith), training today by going for, long more keenly felt than Spurs walks of Bom 5 to 10 miles and bargain, for. then doing Light calisthenics.

US$400.000 for Inck a general plan of campaign. Tollenham, strong in defence the privilege of witnering the

and smooth staughter. More

us ever. in attack, conservative

chr cstimates are about 15,009 fans strangest

tgain presen! Loction's

challenge, But the and a gale of US$250,000,

Northi Preston

Erd

and

The weigh-in is at noon to Blackpool, inspired respectively

morrow and, the 28-year-old Rademacher is expected, ta hịt the scales pt the 210-pound mark. The Champlon, who is only 12, may scale the heaviest of his career at 180-dx pounds above his weight for the Hurricano Jackson titre defence last month,

Both men have been pre- nounced in éærellóặt, phẩsical condition--United Press.

SPORTRAIT

CCC Lawn Bowls Teams For August 24

The following will represent the, Cralgengower Cricket Club at lawn bowls against Recreio at CCC on August 24 at 4 p.n.:

FIRST DIVISION

CK Sung, W. C. Caley, G.. Hong Choy, C. R. Rosscict F. Lee, EG. Barros, G. A. Souze, A. E. Contes,

W. C. Young, P. K, Lau, C. Ca Marble Leonard. SECOND DIVISION AKSIDE USRC (Away) LM. Silva, R. K. Pavri, R. O. Baker, M. Q. Wong

G. Santos, A. K. Ismail,

J. W. Leonard, F. Q., Madar.,

ISTANBUL TOURNEY Sven Davidson Eliminated In Quarter-Finals

Binglen (A. Carson) Burke, the

Dover, Middlesex

Issue (P. Robinson), Who You First Woman To (N. Meintosh) and Gazelle (J.

on).

·GIMCRACK STAKES

Nine probables and jockeys for the Gimcrack Slakes, to be run over six furlongs at 1430 GMT tomorrow, are:

Cross Channel

By Glider

London, Aug: 21. Mis Anne Burns, of Church Istanbul, Aug, 21.

Cookham near here, today be Australia's Neil Gibson beat

Pall Mall (W. H. Carr), came the first woman to crow Sweden's Sven Davidson 4-6. Pheidippides (no jockey yet), the English Channel in a glider. 7-5, 3-0, 0-4, 6-4 in the quarter Vestal King (E. Britt).

She Bow her' Skýlark III from finals of the International Lawa keeper (E. Hide), Pandour (where, landing at Merbeille. 40 Snaith), Lavandier Emiles south-west of Calais, pet- Roger Becker of Britain beat Mercer), Nagain (W. Rickaby), ing up a new British women's Kurt Nielson of Denmark in another quarter-final match 6-2, Pinched (L. Piggott) and Court distance record of 186 miles. She (no Jockey yet), has twice before her this re-

Tenrils tournament here today.

6-3, 6-3.

In quarter-final matches in | the women's singles, Miss Eitia Buding. Germany, beat Miss Metgen, Turkey, 6-1, 6-0, and Miss Yolanda Ramirez, Mexico, beat Miss Marle-Odile Bouchet, France, 6-1, 6-1.

In the quarter-finals of tho men's doubles, Mervyn Rose, Australia, arid Luls-Ayala, Chile, beat I. Ribeiro, Brazil, and Emeslo Aguirre, Chile, ́0-4, 6-2. Kurt Nielsen and Torben Ulrich, Dennik, beat Barl and Cevan-

P. R. Rap, A, B, T. A. SIN 0-2.0-4

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Misa Jeanne Arth and Miss Fat Nuud ended the upset hopes of Mrs Mkige Buck, and Kay McKean in another quarter- final match. The Massachusetts mothers, who overturned scoded English team yesterday, went down 0-4, 6-4-United Press.

HOME RUGGER

London, Aug. 21. Results in tonight Rugby League matches were:

Bradford North. 5, Swinton 20, Halifax 22. Castleford 17.

Home Soccer Results

Londen, Aug. 21. Results in tonight's football matches, were

Scottish League Division h Albion Rovers 3 Dunbarton Allos Athletic. 0 Stirling Albion B'wick Rangers 0 Btentionseruir Dundee United. Cowdenbeath Dunfermline A. 7 E1 Johnstone East, Surling 3 Ayr United Forfar Athistle 3 Brechin City

Arty oath Montrom

1 Hamilton Arada. St Helen's 28, Huddersfield 8. Sorto... Salford 40, Dewsbury, 9..

Glasrow Cup Semi-final. Wakefield Trinity 10 full 13. Third Lorak Warrington 30, Liverpool City 0. Irish League Whilchaver, 10. Keighley 10, Wigan 35, Workington Town 11. Glentoran

York 14, Hunslet C-Reuter.

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after t Don Newcombe, unsuccessful trics, Anally, woh his 10th game of the season, à five-hit shutout, Gino Cipoti hit three-run homer in the i Inning and Brooklyn inde sute of

Ave-ruh victory with seventh inning.

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100-041-302-13-13-2 L. McDaniel, Meritt (4), Schmidt (9), Withelm (5), Miller (3) · mod Landrih 1. Smith (6): Mer. Mccormick (1) and Thomay. -Whe McCormick 13-01, IP-L Mobanjel 19-0). KRS-Hoon 18th), Merial (20th), Maya (27), Rauer (20th), |Mikels (1x1). Dover (15gh).

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