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THE CHINA MAIL, · FRIDAY, MAY 16, 1958.

Revision Of Olympic Games Programme MONEY CANNOT

IOC CONSIDERS

REDUCTION

OF ENTRIES

By LESLIE NAKASHIMA

Tokyo, May 15. The International Olympic Committee today slashad the number of gymnastic entries from eight to five per nation as it decided the programme for the 1960 Olympic Games in Rome. Avery Brundage, IOC President, said that the track and field athletics events would be the same as at the 1956 Olympic Games in Mel- bourne but disclosed that the International Amateur Athletic Federation was studying a plan to reduce the number of entries.

Brundage told a press con-Ins was on the agenda but it ference after today's 100 was swiftly rejected.

Eessions that the International Amateur Swimming Federation (FINA) was also doing the Bame thing.

The IAAF Brundage suid is studying

that each a proposal country enter only one man in each event, phis two. more f they meet certain standards,

Brundinge said the JAAR n decision at its would make summer session in Stockholm.

"Looking Into the future when Interest In the Olympic Games is constantly growing," cold Brundage, "we must place a Umit somewhere in the number of entries. Buliding on Olympic Village, for instance, to house 10,000 athletes would be pro- hibitive,"

the

Brundage did not offer to elaborate but it was presumed the 10C, members continue to hold the opinion that discussions on Olymple problems could not he held in a spirit of frankness in the presence of newsmen.

Brundage said the number of in gymnastics will contestants be rehuced from eight to Ave, four of whom will score,

"This is quite a reduction from Melbourne and is in line with our polley of trying to reduce the number of entries in the Olympic Games," Brundage sold.

Artificial Team

He said the 10C-decided that Brundage disclosed that

In such "urlincial team" come. 10C members decided "empha-

leally and unanimously" to ad-petition such as gynmastics and here to its 64-year-old tradition equestrian events,

of closed door stasions.

where each

three

man compeles individually and is included is the He said the mutter of admit- his score ting newspapermen to its meet-team score, only one medal will

be given to the firs placing teams with diplomas to the team members, Medals will be given us is part for the individual events.

British Cars Set Up Best Times

Monaco, May 16. French ace Jean Behra in a British "B.R.M." and Britain's Th British Brooks, in Tony "Vanwall" set up the best times In today's training session

Monɛco the 16th

Earlier, the 10C set back the dules of the 1000 Squaw Valley California Winter Games deleted bobsled events-United Presa

und

BERT SUTCLIFFE ·· AT THE WICKET

Photo shows Bert Sutcliffe of the New Zealand cricket team in action ngainst Worcester at Worcestershire, in New Zealand's opening match of their English tour. Here Sutcliffe is seen hitting a ball from bowler Jenkins, during his knock of 139 runs.The Times Photo.

Second-Round Davis Cup Matches Begin In Europe

London, May 15.

established

Cup fennis contests which hegna in European cities Loday.

10-0. Orlando

Sports Diary

TODAY

flockey International Semi-Anal: Malaya V

d p.m. Ireland, King's,

Reception for Mr Jack Skinner, IK Stadium, Bookunpoo, # p.m.

Jat

KDC

TOMORROW

Bowls

Division: CCC "D"

Recreio "A", Reesels

KCE, TU V KBGC.

2nd Division: TC "B" v HKCC, HKPSA V YC "A", înc Y KCC, RDC Recreio, PROC

and Division: CCC v FC, telc v USRC, KBGC v KCC, PHC v IC.

Soccer

int Division: Club v KMB (Club). South Chine v Tunk Wen (CIE), Faden Sing Tao (BS) all matches

at 3.30 p.m.

At Florence: Italy led India Fernandez (Brazil) 6-4, 6-2, 2-0. Nicola Pietrangell (Italy) | 6-3, Italy. Denmark and Britain beat Naresh Kumar (Indla) 8-0, At Puris: France and Chile

commanding 8-0.

Sicolare 1.1. Robert Halllet (France) 2-0 leads over their oppo- (Italy) beat Remanathan Khri-beat Patricio Rodriguez (Chile) 6-4, 6-3. Luis Ayala nents in the five second-chan (India) 2-0, 7-5, 6-3, 6-3.6-2

(Chile) beat Pierre Dormon round European Davis

Denmark (France) 9-7, 6-4, 5-7, 0-1. ^ Copenhagen:

Czechoslovakia 2-0. Torben

At Lausanne: bcbt Pavel

Poland led rich (Denmark)

6-1, Switzerland 1-0 with the second Reserve Division: Club v KMD Denda (Czechoslovakia)

unfinished.

(Club) South China v Tung Wan todyslaw G-4, 0-0. Kurt Nielsen (Den-match

bout Jiri TLIK)

matches at p.m. Javorsky Skonecki (Poland) best Martin Eastor v Sing Tao (19) AU Each will ned only one more (Czechoslovakia)

Division: Prisons v 8-10, Foreach (Switzerland), 6-4, 7-5, their remaining 1-0, 12-10, 0-1.

(Stanley) p.m. B 3-4. Andrej Licis (Poland) took vielory from

Ceruline Hiú (HTV) 4 pang Alterafi v the first set from Switzerland's | Č"2W (HV) p.m. Gymnasie v three matches to put them into The Europêm Zone

quarter.

rain REME (HIV) 530 p.m.; Bouth China v At Eastbourne: Britain je Erwin Balstra 6-2 when

Talkoo (FIV) 6.30 p.m. fals.

Brazil 2-0. Billy Knight (Bri- suspended play until Saturday.

3rd Division: Dodwell'v Mercantua in this cượ) 4 bm. South Chine yʻTaikoo tain) bent

Barnes There will be no play Ronald -(Brazil)-0-0, 0-2, 6-0, Mike contest tomorrow. United) 8.30 p.m.: Happy Valley v APS Navy) • p.m.; HILVA & * beut Davis (Britain)

Carlos Fress.

Tamar (Navy) 630 p.m.

RESULTS

Today's results were:

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Both drivers clocked lupe of ane minule. 40.8 acconds overaging 112.23 kilometres an hour over the twisting 3 kilomelre 145 clrcult,

that

Following the announcement

World champion Jum Manuel Fungio of Argentina would not be taking part in the Indianapolls 500 mile race. in the United Stales, I was hoped that he might manage to arrive in Monaco in time to take the wheel of a

Maserati

in Sunday's Grand Prix, which counts for the world champion- phips-France-Presse.

CYCLING

Dutchman Wins Warsaw-Berlin- Prague Race

the

Prague, May 15.

Plet Damen, of Holland, won 2,210 kilometres (1,377 Julles) Warsaw-Berlin-Prague here cycle race, which ended today.

Damen's time for the gruci- ling 12-stage race was 63 hours 27 mins secs. Borys Biebienia (Soviet Union) was second in '69:29:33 and Alfom Hermans

(Belgium), third in 59:34.17.

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The Soviet Union won the team classification with 178:4:44, followed by East Germany, 178:58:32, and Holland, 179:6:13.

Heuler.

'Asian Games

Hockey Draw

Tokyo, May 15, The Japan Flold Hockey Association said today matches and dates for five nations.com. the field hockey peting in

at the Third championships Asian Games lind beep scheduled as follows:

May 25: Malaya vs South Korea and India vs Japan

May 28: Pakistan va Japon and India vs South Korea.

May 27: Pakistan vs South Korea and India vs Malaya.

May 20 Japan vs South Korea and Pakistan va Malaya.

May 30: Malaya va Japan and India vs Pakalan-Router.

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London,:

The lesson to be learned from the 1957-58 football season

Is that success cannot be bought.

Sunderland and Sherffield Wednesday have been two of

the biggest spenders in the post-war years. They, have both crashed. Leicester City, their greatest rivals in the money market, escaped by the skin of their teeth.

They should all have benefitted from the experience of Aston Villa many years ago, who stripped their cheque book and still nosedived into the Second Division, and, even more so, by the example of Manchester United and Wolverhampton Wanderers who have built lasting prosperity on a foundation of home talent searching.

Now add to the unhappy list of prodigal spendthritis Notting- hom County.

Here was a side that tilted

ASIAN GAMES

against the Bank of England in TABLE-TENNIS

an extravagant expenditure д year or two ago. I got

the Meadow, Lane club out of the Third Division mire, but they have always been in the bottom places the Second Division. Now they have been sent reel-

ing back into the Third Division

by Lincoln City's last minute re- vival of six victories in a row.

So the proud city of Notting- ham boasts a First Division aldo In more than successful and very just prosperous Forest while neross the waters of the River Trent, County wallow in the slough of despond. They are the only two League clubs in the country

who can other's grounds.

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But what a difference. While Forest, under the sage

PROGRAMME

Tokyo, May 15. The Japan Table tennis As sociation today announced the schedule for seven nations competing in the table-tennis events of the Third Asian Games,

The matches and dates will be follows:

May 25-Men: Vietnam V. Philippines, Japan v. National- ist Cuina, South Korea v. Phi Hipplies, Iran v. Hongkong, Phi- lippines v. Japan, Hongkong v. Soulh Korca and Nationalist China v, Iran.

May 20 Men: Vietnam v.

China Nationalist

South

managership of Billy Wolker, Iran, Philippines v. Hongkong, have finished

a laudable tenth

V.

In their initial reason in the top Korea, Vietnam v. Nationailst bracket after a quarter of a cen-China, tran v. Japan, Hongkong tury in the wilderness, County V. Vietnam and Japan v. South slip back into the obscurity of Korea.

May 26-Women: Nationalist much far away places as Ply- mouth and Gateshond.

China v, Hongkong, Iran v. South Korea, South Koren v. Philip-

Yet, potentially, County have|pines, South Korea v. Iran, Hong- kong v. Japan, Vietnam v. South a bigger following in Notung- ham Than Forest, who, after all, Korea, Japan Victnor, Hoa

do

not even play inside the city's boundaries. I have been told that over and over again.

Tommy Lawton was in Town the day after Lincoln had beaten Cardiff and made sure of staying up. His reaction was: “Nothing loss than promotion at the fret time of asking for us. I have been, manager orly a year, and there was a lot of deadwood to be cut away. I did not expect relegation; Linool surprised us. But there in still money in the kitty' and I would like to get Baud, or Hiba to lead us nex: season. Nottingham deserves two First Division sides."

kang v. Nationalist China and Iran v. Philippines, South Korea v. Japan, Hongkong v. Iran and Nationalist China v. Japan,

May 28-Mixed doubles and women's doubles.

May 20-Man's Double-first matches and semi-finals, Mon'a Singles-irst matches, Women's Singles-Arst and Becand matches.

matches

and

May 30-Men's Singles-second semi-anals, Women's Singles-third matches

and semi-finals,

Muy

31-finals mixed Bould, Scottish International, troubles, women's doubles, men's

women's how been only a reserve lately doubles,

singles and in Edinburgh,

men's singles.--Reuter.

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