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THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, AUGUST 23, 1957.

WEEK-END ALAN MOSS TAKES SEVEN WICKETS

LAWN BOWLS

TEAMS.

The following players have been selected to represent their rospective club in the Lawn Howls League

GAMES Over the week-end:

CCC

1st Division (Home), v Nervio: c, k. Sung, T. C. Oương, từ Hong Chay, C., IL. Horalet (Sam); F. Lee, F. G. Darrus, G. A. Souza, A. E Contes Skip: . C. Young, 1. LARU, C. C. M. 9. 1. Leonaru (Akip).

2nd Division (Away) v USRC at A pmst La M. Silva, H. K. Payri H. O. Boxer, M. Q. Wung (Skipi: G. F. Santor, A. R. femali, '5′′ WI Leonard, F. O. Mader (Oktp); P. #. HL 8, 1. Salina, T. A. £ronged. R. TAY (B).

3rd Division (AVY) Y BERC 1. M. Soume, G. E. Roylaner, W. M. Soume, A. F. Ferreira (skip):

H. Merchant, S. A.

W. Y. Hau. }:

1. ĐạX, Y. A. Razack (skip); Y

Cheng, P. W. Chutekndre, Z. Trok, Wong You (8kipi.

Krgorve: It. D. Baptista.

Пестево

La Division Away! & CCC: F. X. M. da Silva, E. M. Alercusan, d Noraha, R. P. do Lux (Skip); 1. Pereira Jr. C Rors-Pereiro, C

E. Passon, J. P. V. Mbeleo (3kip); J. A. da Luz, A. M. füvetla, A.

A. Lopes, C. C. Pereira (Skip).

2nd Division (itome) y

KFC:

A. M. Bliva. V. A, Beques, It. A. Ozarlo, A. A. Cuterea 6p

M. Ribeiro, Gr A. Nomha, I. 5. dur Gliya, C. P. Barto (skip); R. C. Subes Jr. L. M. Remedios, S. E. Souza, P. G. da Lưr (Skip |.

2nd Division Away) v PÁC:"C. M. Xavier, L A. Marques, C.

Yvanovich, G. Forin (Skipp F. N. da Luz, F. Il. Souza, K. Alves. P. L. Correa (kip); A. P. Xavier, J. V. Sequeries, 2o A. Husi, A. D. Marquez (skip).

Rice

(2nd Division (Home) v PRC; R, Traili, N. featun, E. F Gee Howarth (Skipi: A. B. Celemati Tran, F. C. 1. Klaris, T. O, Mon (Blip K. Abao. W Reek, L. Kew, b. Marshall (Skip).

and Division Homer v Stanley J. L. Moust, A. G. Baloy, E. . Wellwork, J. R. NeAusland (9kip)) A. C. Huribatt, P. 21. Kúng. T.

C. G. Knight, A. W. Brown (skips: W. Bennell. A. Hooten, G. M. Stevens, 12. T. Smith 15kipi.

JKFC

2nd Division Awayo y tocelul 11. lack. K. Samneis. K Forrow,

1. F. Shield (Skip); . T V. C. Reynolds. W. S. Taylor, K A Baker, 11. 1. Hkkford iSkipi: t Jones, T. T. Harley, E. Gautier, T. Dyer (Bldy).

3rd Division (Away KCC: G. H.

Falwards I Revolt. C. Bedrock, Hoigate Skip: W. I. J. Hee, H. Harris, M. N. Hakurei 15kip; A. Boyd Cowan, W. A. P. Thom. A. Mackie, E. Moth (skip.

PR

2nd Division (Away) V HROC: R. G. Lauri, S. 1. Marvin. P Lowe. Pope Skipi: R. Yu. M. Taylor, W. Hollands. P. W. Metcalfe (Skip); M. Willan, E Bellamy, R. D. Hughes. T. Poynton (Skap).

ard Division Home! veerelo;" G. R. Dunning. E. J. Northcote,

11. Walker, T. Chalmers i

1. A. Meleman, J. Moore,

Zvạn 1. P. Smith Skip: . A. Fir S. G. Ma, J. ft. Harria, T. Pilkington (Sidp).

Reserve R. Bretherton,

(skipi.

KCC

KDC:

2nd Division (Away) r B. A. Shirazce, 1. Bones, E. C. Fincher, J. N. Wong Sku: Robert Tout 2!!. White, G. Low, 88. 5. Capell (Sp): C. Evana, D Green, 11 Phaengs G. Madar

Division done? WWII. W S. E. wards, Lank (Skip: F. C. Kew, D. Thompson, A. White. 2. A. White (Skup): It

Brown, J. Barker,

Smith, R. J. Taylor (p)

HEKC

HKFC:

3rd Division (Home) Y CCC: A Tarbuck, R. de Rome, G. T. Padgett, W. Stoker Skiju: W. Landolt, 17. Bottomler. D. Vipond. E. Poulson [skp: 1. McKelvie, F. WITCH, W Macfarlane, L. Cibson (Skip)

3rd Division (Home) v

IRC: C Greaves V. Thomas, a. Teleti, C. Terry takip): L. Gordon, J. Bapt. 1. Spoti, E. Baker (Skip); V. ftue sail, M. Meitenzia, A. Buchanan, L. Parker (Skip

UBİLÇ

2nd Division (Home) 9 Dan: H. H. Noble CCC at Lochtic. A..Buckley, D. L. Edwards (@kb);

Yin Zuiden, G. Walker,

Agnew, R. A. Ellwards (Skip

A. J. Stunyer, I. W. Hailway, N. Hart Baker, R. M. Hetherington (Skip)

Latles' and vialan (Away) v FC: Mrs D. Hart Baker, Mr R. M. Stonyer, Mrs 3. Noble, Walker (Skip).

FC

Mrs S

"FC 'blue': FC "red" (home) v. FC Wu-F. A Santan, J. W. Lee V. A. Ribeiro, R. Inas (5kp): C. M. Nanco, J. R. Soarta, V. A. Neves, A. Rechoo (Skip): A. M. Machado, M. J. Bull, F. J. Rod rigues, A. H. Soura (8kip). Beserves: Dr V. N. C. M. Castilho.

FC 'red':

A. Crestejn

Horatio, M. Castuho."

FOR 24 RUNS

Kent All Out For 43

In 25 Minutes

London, Aug. 22.

Brilliant pace bowling by the Middlesex Test player, Alan Moss, who took seven for 24 in nine overs, earned his side victory by 231 runs when Kent were shot out for 43 runs in 25 minutes at Dover today.

Middlesex had faced a startling collapse, but Fred Titmus rallied. them with an innings of 70. Peter Jones was the only Kent batsman to reach double figures. He made 10.

Now, there is a speaker after Lord Altrincham's own heart. Unscripted, his vibrant personality oozes from every word he utters.

NOW

AMULMETT

Bruce Dooland. Nottingham- shire's Australian all-rounder. took six Lancashire wickets in- day to finish with eight for 42 and helped skittle the opposition | out for 140,

Nottinghamshire.

leading by

20 on first innings, made 250 in their second, leaving Lancashire 270 at day, tomorrow to make runs to win.

LEICESTER RECOVER

Leicestershire, bottom teani In the County Championship, recovered from their frouracårig by the West Indies carlier this week and took a useful first innings lead of G8 over Essex.

This was due mainly to Jobn Savage's offspin bowling which claimed six for $9, including a spell of four for seven in 12 deliveries.

By the close Leicestershire had increased their lead to 154 with seven wickets left- Router.

Easy Time For

Seeded Players In Malayan Tourney

Three

Singapore, Aug. 22. overseas competitions dropped out of the Men's Singles in the Malayan Open Tennis Championships which began here today.

Ceylon Junler Champion P. S. Kumara, 17, put up a hard 4ght before he went

down to the

S. Karalak, 6-2, 7-5.

YACHTING AT COWES

With spinnaker sails set and the sun shining, these yachts of the 12- metre class make a beautiful picturo in the recent Cowes Regatta, Contral

Press Photo.

THE RYDER CUP MATCH

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Dai Rees Is Not As

Optimistic As

He Should Be

Says ARCHIE QUICK

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FIFTH TEST

ELEGANT INNINGS BY GRAVENEY

London, Aug. 22.

For five hours England prospered on the first day of the fifth and final cricket Test against the West In dies at the Oval today.

Peter Richardson, the Wor- resitashire left-hander, and Tom Graveney each repeated their Nottingham conlurks at the Ex« pence of thu West Inkics Lowters, and when the score solved past 200 for the loss of only David Sheppard's wicket, a mammoth total seemed possible.

On the other hand, danger al- ways seemed to be Turking round the corner for the bats- men. Every time the ball pluched, puits of dust rose from wicket, consistently conanged the spin of bowlers. Finally, the West lodles broko through.

1ke

They sent back May for one, Cowdroy for two and Bality for nought, so that whereas at 1840 GMT the board · showed England 233 for one wicket, immediately prior to Richar ton's dismissal the changed to 258 fọr live in the space of 30 minutes.

STAVED OFF

During the last half hour, Graveney and Dyane staved of further "disaster and Bagland Brishet with 283 for Rya wickets, with the hope of more runs to cand from the tail,

While Richardson spent ave hours malding 107 after taking part in stands of 02 with Shep- pard and 146 with Gravenéy, the Gloucestershire right ban- der took out his bat for 113, having made his runs in his own elegant style in three and half hours.

A

So far he has hit 13 fours and shown great ability in mas-

Dai Rees the diminutive Welshman who is Captain of Great Britain's pro- fessional golfers in the Ryder Cup match at Lindrick, Sheffield in October, surprised me at the Worthing tournament by his willingness to take tour to on our chances of winning against the United States. I thought these pessimisticering the turning ball. odds. Former Open Champion Dick Burton assessed his opinion at three to one. Personally I think it is about ten to one.

The Worthing tournament was won by as many as seven strokes by Ken Bousfield, Coombe Hill assistant and Ryder Cup player, and George Low, the up and coming Enfield Olub man, and the smoothness of their former partnership left Rees bewailing the fact that he will not be able to bring them together in the Ryder Cup competition for the good reason that Low has not been chosen,

Thai Champion ST LEGER FIELD IS

.

SURE TO BE BIGGER

By PETER SCOTT

The withdrawal of Crepello from the St Leger and the improbable appearance of the Italian Braque now that there is no Crepello to beat will undoubtedly make for a bigger turn-out for the final classic on September 11.

Owners of some of the lesser Hghts will take new heart and the field, which might have dwindled 10 half a dozen, now Reeins sare 10 reach double Agures.

It is hard, however, to fancy

outs:de

Ballymoss, anything Aretle Explorer, Pipe of Pence,

Tempest nnd the Grand Prix de Paris fourth, Sertorius U.

Some reservations, though,

would have to he made in the cuse of the Goodwood Cup win- rer, Tenterhooks, should the stable decide to start him in the final classic instead of the Don- enster Cup.

SHAKY MARKET

Is

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scon but, considering their new status in the St Leger market. it will be expecting too much for them all to clash in any trial, however valuable.

This Mossborough colt does best on good or firm ground, the latter conditions prevalling bath when he ran away with Irish Derby, and Bnished second to Crepello at Epsom.

the

ין

He was the outstanding per formance of the day and when ho was 61, he completed 2,000 runs in Test cricket.

his

The gates had to be closed in the afterIOON after 25,000 spectators had been admited

40

113

THE SCOREBOARD

Acting upen the desires | Law and Bousfeld shot the games like that to keep the England, 1er innings Bangkok's K. C. Dao went out the players, the Professional Hill Barn Municipal Course at interest alive. to Bernard Pinto, of

the Ceylon, Golfers Association agreed that Worthing in

"Martini "We have estimated that in P. & Richardson, b. Smith, 107 - Dao retired with the score at the Ryder Cup team should be tournament in two 67's. That the new Third Division of D. S. Sheppard, e. and b. 6-3, 3-0. Indoheslo's Kho She- the top 10 aggregate In the left Rees and his partner Peter 1058-0 our travelling expenses

Goddard kiut gave a walkover in histepson's tournaments, Now the Gill of Addington to get an would increase by about £1,000 2 W. Graveney, not out first round ixture and later he players are sorry there may be impossible 63 for the second but we would surely get that P. May, c. Worrell, b and his

Sick alterations. countryman,

round. As Bousfield said: "They back in bigger 'gates for half Smith Tilen-hoe, withdrew from the

will have to miss a couple of the teams we play will provide M. C. Cowdrey, b. Ramad- Men's Doubles,

Low is undoubtedly a chamholes to get it." It was an entirely new faces for our jaded. B. Bailey, run out plon of the future; pariner unusual tournament, for rarely spectators so tired of the same T. G. Evans, not out Another OYCTSENB pair to withdraw from the doubles were P. S. Kumara (Ceylon) and Nguyen Jan-lich (Vietnam).

The seeded players generally had BIN easy me in their opening matches. The favourite, Indonesia's Тип Liep-illarw the holder, received a bye into the afcond round.

Ceylon's

AT KUALA LUMPUR

from September 1 to 8.

Bousfield says so. "His short do we sco,the professional feari game is brillant" says Ken, in the foursomes these days. "and, Lindricit would have They were drawn "out of the suited us finely. Now I shall hat and the result was the get someone else and we will

happy combination of the probably lose 6 and 7.”

winners.

PROMINENCE

old (coms season üfler SCASON."

FOUR FRESH CLUBS

two

►

"Some clube are bound to go Next year's tournament will to the wall, and I think the be held at the same venue League have that in mind. To from Dunkeld, thanks to the co-operation of will provide entry for Peter Perthshire, but was raised in the Worthing Corporation.

Low

is

A

money.

the

Division Southat the "In fact, I think it will be

in

Division areas.

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Extrus

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· Total (for· 5 wickets) 203 Fall of wickets: 1/62, 2/438,. 3/242, 4/255, 5/250.

BOWLING

Q. M. R. W

0 11 3 26 10

1 30 0

40 11 07

28 3 80

23 10 49

1

4 -France-Presse.

2

BARNES PREPARED

Northern trainers at Notting-

borough and prosperous non- Worrell Fife. He is 20 but has been ham tlie other day forecast that

League clubs like them. Then Dewdney the York going will be soft and Miss Ranjaki Jayasuriya, had This has been. his first summer woman champion, professional only five years.

again the new Third Division Ramadhin, might be beavy. That being then easy opening tardic, beating of any

EVERY REASON

will be getting four fresh clubs Sobera He i prominence CUSC, I should expect to see

every season-two from the Goddard Mrs D. Winton, of Singapore | holder of the Assistants* Cham- Ballymoss withdrawn from the 6-1, 6-0--Reuter.

There is very

Second, two from the Fourth Smith reason why to cause a constant change Voltigeur.

pionship and bus constantly

of been in the prize

Palace Crystal

manager Cyrit

That will be all Strange that he and Bausfeld Spiers should be worried about constitution.

for the good, too, the new Third Division set-up. should win, for like Low, Ken Kuala Lumpur, Aug 22.

Is also Assistant to Dicks Burton The twelve bottom clubs in

Third Bousfield, by Vietnamese Tennis Champion of Coombo Hill Nguyen Van-tich will meet the way, is to have his hato-end of this coming season will the Second Division clubs who TO DEFEND TITLE Hongkong's Champion, K. H.

graph in the new Royal Marine for half of the new Fourth will feel the pitch-clubs who FOR RIGHT PURSE

He was a Division season 1958-D and Ip, in the Morts Singles Cham-Museum at Deal.

are now supported by, public

Third the Selburst Park club have from whip at the Selangor Tennis War-lime Commando,

Sydney, Aug. 22. Tournament to be played here

seldom been · out of the lower Those people will now go to George Barnes, the British half; they have had to apply support their local team because

Empire Welterweight Boxing for re-election three times since of the novelty of the opposition. Champion, is prepared to distend The novelty will not die put his title in England if financial as quickly as mane people think terms are right. Yet the old Cardi, Vilin and because, as I say, there will be Spirs goalkeeper is optimistic. continual shuffle of relegated Ha opponent would probably "We are in for two exciting and promoted clubs. Not he be Peler Waterman, the British adventurous seasons to intrigue now when each section of the Champlon, said Barnes manu Our Istanbul, Aug, 22.

supporters

whatever Third Division gets only one ne v ror, Jim Barker. Mexican Tenais

For club each season." Champion happen", he, told me. Contreras today scored a sur-instance, supposing noct

April

Barker said tonight "We pro prise victory over Australian: "A", lying cloventh, meets "B", Meanwhile. Palace hope prepared to defend the title in

thirteenth. ace, Mervyn Rose, on the fourth lying

Normally, elenally ng ever that one day England but will not consider day of the Men's Singles is the that would be Just another they will become the "Arsenal anything less than £ A3,750 Istanbul tennis championships. uninteresting end-of-the-season of South London". They have (£3,000 sterling) or 30 per match with nothing at stake, the ground to uphold that wish, cent of the gate, whichever In Contreras beat Rose by 843, Now it will mean the difference and they have an area of dense the greater, plus return ant 0-4-anco-between Tiird and Fourth population to draw upon as blgclams fores for two-Ching Mail Presse,

Division. There will be many be any club' in the country. Special

No Irish-trained harse has won an Engilsh classle for 50 years and Ballymoss connections will be loath to risk his chance of being the first by a hard race on unsuitable Zare

going only

two of the weeks before the classic.

for

PARALLEL

In view of the shocks of the past work the St Leger market whten It #nally Opent sure to be shaky for a while. Favourite will probably either the Irish colt, Ballymoss, er the front-running Eclipse and King Edward VII Stakes win- ner. Aretle Explorer, who could Alienza, prove an able deputy

However, no definite plans can Crepello,

be made until alter Vincont L. A.

Third best in the market will O'Belen returns from the United Hunt, probably be Pipe of Peace, States in a day or two. A Coethe, J. T. Cotton (Skip though the stable has yet to A Continental parallel to the C. M. Rozario, E. J. Xavier, C. F.

make its final choice between | cane of Crepello is provided by Horario, C. A. Coelho (Skip)

Frases: Lima, A. M. Coelho, the St Leger and the Prix de this searon's Belgian champion, E. Lawrence,

Arc de Triomphe for this tough three-year-old Colibois. Hitle zon of Supreme Court, YORK ENGAGEMENT All these three are engaged in the Voltigeur Stokes at York

(83): J. A. Rementios, F.

GUINNESS

*GIVES SIRINGH

增強体力 恢復元氣

TO ATHLETES F

AND VIGOUR

Mme, de Bois's coll, runaway winner of the Belgian Gulnes and Derby, seemed assured of being ils country's Brst Triple Crown winner In many years until he developed lameness at the point of the right shoulder.

Now, instead of contesting the flown to England during the next week for a course of eles-

BEHIND SCRATCH Belgian St Leger, he is to he

It is traditional that thotrical treatment at fiss Norah Mayor of Beverley (Yorkshire) Wilmota Bingeld Grove slables.

shall start the local swimming

club'a panual race in the Hum-

ber complete in fils civle robes

RACE FOR TODRAI

and regalle. This year Coun

Colibels's elder stable com- the

shes "did Just

TO SPECTATORS #T

and then stripped off his Champion Stakes provided he chain of office and clothes and wins his next race. at Bolisfort dived in. For, you so, be was

also a competitor - the Drst

in chrly September,

Accommodation ut a

New-

time such a thing has happen-market stable has been booked ed. It was a mile race, and His for Todral, and he is likely to Worship finished fourteenth in spend the last fortnight of his Champlon Stakes proparation at

a helst of twenty Not but headquarters. for a swimmer who started "behind scratch".

London Express Service).

COPYRIGHT

Mr V. Rajaratnom, President Surprise Victory re-electio Association, sald today that By Mexican Over

Selangor Lawn Tennis

Thatland, Indonesian and Cey- fon players would not be able to compete in the Selangor Championships, but cheir players would take part in a tennis tournament between August 28 and 31.

Mervyn Rose

Malaya is due to become ob indepoxident country within the Briti Commonwealth on August 31 and the tennis four- nament will be part of the 5-7, 1-0, celebrations. Reuter.

THE GAMBOLS

SEN'T IT FUN BEING ABLE 10 TALK ABOUT PEOPLE TO THEIR FACE)

CAFE

WITHOUT THEM UNDER- ~STANDING WHAT MË RE

by Barry Appleby

GEORGE, LOOK AT THAT” FAT WOMAN IN THOSE) AWFUL RED SHORTS I

EER! IT'S THE WOMAN IN. THE CASE) ORSIL OF THE I BUTCHERS BACK HOME?

Mr.

AND SAVE