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THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, MAY 9, 1958. ·

European Cup Soccer

MANCHESTER UNITED

SCORE 2-1 WIN

OVER MILAN

Manchester, May 8. A hotly-disputed penalty gave Manchester Unifod a 2-1 victory hore tonight in the first leg of the European Soccor Cup Semi-final against Milan, the 1957 Italian champions.

United now go into the second leg in Milan next Wednesday with a valuable one-goal advantage in their battle to win through to the final against Real Madrid, the holders,

brigt Manchester gave only glimpses of their former greal- ness, though they improved on their performance at Wembley in the English Cup Saturday.

that

order was eventually restored and Ernie Taylor scored with a drive which glanced in off the crossbar..

The speedy Milan team were RTAL to score,. centre-forward Was Jean Schiaffino, the Uruguayan The disputed penly

netting from awarded ten minutes from the International, end. Dennls Violet was work-close in after 25 minutes.

ink towards the Milan goal- mouth when he was pushed by un talian defender.

The Italian players protesica violently when referee 1. Helge, to the of Denmark, pointed

penalty spot. A Milan player kicked the ball off the spot, but

Singapore's Withdrawal

Singapore, May 8. The Singapore Olymple Coun- decided today to withdraw the Colony's hockey team from Die Asia, Games,

This was

for

Man-

Violet levelled chester in the 40th minute when he pouneed, on o stray back pass from a Milan defender.

Schlafino shot

over the bar

when challenged by goalkeeper Gregg and the Uruguayan siar had to leave the feld for treat- ment of a cut eye,

New Series

On Clubs'

Histories

A weries of articles on the "ifistories of the English I.cague Foolball Clubs" has been written by Th Gordon for the Chips Mall and will appear over the summer months on the Saturday China Mail sports pages.

The flext article in tbla

series appears tomorrow and is enuiled "Froza Clay Pli to Wembley", This is the story of Man- chester United from a the uniji earliest days present

Court Martial Sold To US Owner

London, May £. Court Martial, leading sire in Britain in 1956 and 1957, has been sold to go to the United Sintes.

The 26-year-old stallion will stand at Mr A.B. Hancock Buth goalkeepers were ou Jurior's Claiborne farm in standing in the Second hul Kentucky, where he will join particularly Buffon. of Milan, other imported stres, including who made some cut-like leapa Nasrullah, Talyar and Prince

stop virtually certain goals.--

Quilio. | Reuter..

REAL MADRID BEAT RHEIMS

Oran May 8, because efforts to Real Madrid, Spanish Foot rnire 17.000 Malayan dollars to ball League Champions and beat Anulists, the European Cup cover the cost of sending

Ilheims, the French Champions, team to Tokyu had failed.

Members if the wam said to by five Houls to two here today,

Rheims, who have day they would continue train- ing in the hope that the money the French Cup Final, were 3-1 would still be found.-Reuter. "down at half time.-Reuter.

MANDRAKE THE MAGICIAN

THE LINER S RAISED

THEN DROPPED--

FERDINAND

NANCY

JOHNNY HAZARD

920

reacted

The price paid to Mr H. J. Joel. Court Morial's owner, was not disclosed.

Court Martial won six races valued 14.666 Sterling from live furlongs to a mile and a quat- ter, including one 2,000 Guineas of 1945. He raced in the late Astor's colours but was Lord sold to Mr Joel in 1048 for an undisclosed sum..

He has been a great success the #t stud, and has been leading sire of two-year-olds

xix times

in the lust years,Reuter.

HURRY--TO THE BRIDGE!

~ERNIE WILL YOU BUSHMILLER

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Semi-Final

US LEAGUE BASEBALL

Senators Move Within

Half Game Of Yankees

HOME CRICKET

SURREY THRASHES NEW

ZEALAND BY INNINGS

AND 163 RUNS

London, May 8.

With Win Over Tigers Surrey, Champion Cricket County for the past six years:

New York, May 8.

The surprising Washington Senators set the stage

for a weekend first-place battle with the mighty New York Yankees today in Washing- ton by whipping the Detroit Tigers, 4-1, to move within a half-game of the front-running Yankees,

thrashed the New Zealand touring team by an innings and 163 runs today with more than one and a half days ..to sparo.

The New Zealanders, demoralised by the pace of Peter Loader in the first innings and the left arm spinners of Tony Lock in the second, were bundled out twice, for 74 and 61, in reply to Surrey's 288.

New

Reliever Dick Hyde turned in 3-2/3 shutout inn-eight and a half-hours, the fist defeat in only their third

inge today to save the victory for starter Ralph Lumenti, running Hyde's string of scoreless frames to 9-2/3.

WDK

In Zealandera crumbled to their bridge Blue, has played a few

matches for Warwickshire,

Another fast bowler to excel

Yorkshire's Freddie Trueman, who shattered the { university's second innings

Oxford by taking six for 23- ave sloan bowled to pave the way for Yorkshires win by 10 wickets.

The match was all over

Zealanders topl being fast class game.

in their lowest in any matchi

Noe of the batsmen were the Beitiah Isles. It was Sur- rey's first victory over any New happy against Lock, who showed 10 ifi efects from the operation Zealand side.

on his knoo during the winter. fourth sixth. Albie Pearson singled, It was the Senators

Skipper

Reid was Most of them contributed to John on Roy Slevers' games took third victory in the last five

unable to bat in the match be their own downfall: сть Clint That went to a decision, not double, and scored

a suspended game. including

Courtney's sacrifice ay. Sievers cause of a finger injury sustain- ed while folding yesterday, and The Senators

Yankees then scored on Lemon's single

but i; is doubtful whether he tangle in u four-game roles

The only other game sche-could have steadied the batting York. New this weekend in

to any extent. night a

zarne duled in the American League, starting with

Cleveland at New York, 1omorrow.

rained out.-United Press.

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Cincinnati Redloga

bonus Lumenti, 21-year-old plicher, who gained credit for his first Major League win, crupled for eight runs in the

In locked

scoreless ninth inning at Chicago today to with Detroit's overcome an 8-2 Chicago Cuba rookie right-hander Bob Shaw advantage and knock the Cubs pliching duct

out of first place in the National over the first four Innings.

League тасе with

10-8 triumph.

the

But Show, after retiring the first 13 men he fured, gave up two runs in the last of the ofth

ning. Jim Lemon broke, hitless spell with a single. Norm Zauchin followed with another single and both rinners scored, on Rocky Bridges' double..

Walked

Detroit netched Its only run and knocked out Latment in the Charlie Maxwell when sixth

around to walked and eame score on another wolk to Gall Harris and a single by Reno relieved But Hyde Bertelu. Lumenli and got Jim Hegan to ground into an inning-ending double play.

Results

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In the first innings, the New Zeelanders crumbled against fast bowler Loader, who Bal

The Scoreboard

SURREY

1st Inlogs, 288

NEW ZEALANDERS

1 Innings (overnight 41 for 8)

eight for 33, and then fell fout J. Sparting b. Londer

grand C. Petele b. Loader of Lack, who had the

ures of five wickets for nine A. Moir c. and b. Louder runs in 44 balls,

After losing their Jast, four wickets in the Arst innings in 43 minutes, the New Zealandera were shot out in 95 minutes in the second,

Initial Break

H. Cave not out

J. Hayes c. Constable

Louder

****

13

2

J. Reid absent hurt

Extras (byes Ave}

Totul

74

Wicket falis: 0-42, 7-51, 0-70, 9-74.

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Then, when spell of 34 balls.

214 (7), Nichol (9) cdriguez 19).

wp the tourists followed L-Nichos 10-9). Nuxhall (1-1).

runs behind, he made the initial | Laker man (8) and 8. Taylor.

10- ard!.reak through by getting 13-Moryn (5th), Long Burgess (1st).

year-old Bill Playle caught with only five scored.

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bowler John Hall softened them up

HECOND' INNINGS

with a two. S. M. Miller, e Hall, b

Laker Shaw, Spences_ (D). Valentinelti

for 13 spell, and then, with the

Stewart, T. Meale, c (7) and lega; Laumenti, Hyde (6)

and tamiliar sight of Lock WP-Lumenti (1-21. and Courtney,

Loader New Laker in two

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STAKES ACCEPTORS

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Gloucestershire became the first wintry this seuson on a County

match Championship and look the maximum 14

points when they beat Essex by an innings and 71 runs. England batsman Tom Graveney added unly 10 to his overnight score of 140 and as soon as he was out Gloucestershire declared.

Essex were always struggling and were dismlased twice before The close. Lettarm spinner Cecil Cook (six for 43) in the first innings and ofspinner Brian Wells (Ave (or 9) in the recond, were the most successful bowlers.

Closing Scores

Results in today's cricket matches were:-

At

beat Oxford: Yorkshire Oxford University by 10 wie-

kets. Oxford University 75 and 124 (F. Trueman six for 233. Yorkshire 19 (D. Prügelt 65), and mine for no wicket,

At Southampton: match aban-

15 doned. Sussex 161 and four for no wicket. Hampshire 199 (H. Horton 55). (Two-day friendly).

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Bristol:

Gloucestershite beat Essex by an innings and 71 runs

Gloucestershire 307 for. declared (T. Graveney Enex 131 (C. Cook six for 43) and 105 (G, Barker 40, Wells five jor 20). Gloucestershire 14 points.

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Extron

(byes 2 leg byes 2)

Total

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London, May 8. There are 24 final accoptors for the Darby Trial Stakes, to be run over one milo and a half at Lingfield

Wicketfalls Park, on Friday, May 16. All carry nino stone,4-31, 6-33, U-40, except Stella Dora which 9-51.

Bowling Lauder carries eight stono nine.

Hall They are: Snow Cat, Chinese Laker

Lock Sun, Bald Eagle, Trimmor, Crystal Soy, Barleycroft, Arefle Gitell, Pares, Solar Waltz, Cool Debate, Heros Mead, Addition, Casey, Nagami, Boccaccio, Pin- chi, Morning Coal, Talmus Cervin, Alcide, Pletades, Ac- curdeon, Linger Not and Stella Dogo,

At Manchester: match drawn: Lancashire 278 (C. Washbrook

4 119, 3, #lovell Ave for 21 and Worcestershire 55 for two).

142 (R. Broadbent 85). (Two- day friendly),

31 At Lords: Middlesex 283 for eight declared, Nottinghamshire 95 (A. Moss five for 40 and 118 for Ivo). (J. String all 50).

1-5, 2-14, 3-26, 7-40, 8-45 una

At Birmingham; Warwick- 3 1 D 1 shire 210 and 233 for three (M. 0 0 13 2 Smith 131, A. Wolton 61 not- 116 10 1 out). Comblued Services 10%

P. Partit 65). 7.2 9 5

-Reuter,

County Matches

+

London, May 8. The sequence of succesed by fast bowlers thle Season was

At Northampton: Lelcester- shire 277 for five declared (L. Gardner 87, A. Revill 59). Northamptonshire 122 for nine. (Two days friendly).

AI Cambridge: Cunbridge University 180 and 90 for seven Kent 162 (C. Cowdrey 54, J.

(S. Pretlove 40),

Wheatley

There are 30 fi acceptors for the Oaks Trini Stakes (for, continued today by 22-year-old eight for 22). three-year-old Allies), to be run Cambridge University pace man

At Cardiff: Somerset 243 and over one mile and a half at Ling- Sieve Wheatley. He look eight

for 22 against Kent at Cam-210 for nine (C. ield Park on Saturday, May 17.

Mecool 130,

All carry nine stone. They are: bridge. Wheatley, a 1057 Can-Glamorgan 182.-Reuter,

Persian Wheel, Tantaliser," Lady Carina, Bulla Voce, Nonenicer. Cutter, Fair Lass, Pleasure Cruise, Mother Goose, Alpine Bloom, Ostia, Darline, Tiourzu, Pebble Ridge, Queen's Beast, Black Peatume, Brilliant Stone, Two Fold and Petty France.

There aro eleven Anal 'ac- ceptors for the Newmarket Stakes, to be run over one mile And a quarter, at Newmarket on Wednesday, May 14, all carry nine stone. They are:

Miners Lang, Guersillos, Barleycraft, Hope Arosu, Arctle Gittell, Cost Debate, Solar Walz, Boccaccle Morning Coat, Presentiment and Talisman.-Reuter,

Italians

Protest

Rome, May 8, The Italian Football Federa-

has tion

protested to the Union of Football European Associations and the British Football, Association against the British press accusations that the Milan team to meet Man- chester In the semi-final of the European Cụp uses drugs.

In a letter to the Union and the Federation, tha Italian Federation protested against the atmosphere created around the match at Old Trafford, Man- chester, today, the first of a home and away game series.,

The text of tho jelter was not. published-France-Presse,

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