1958-06-20 — Page 7

THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, JUNE 20, 1958.

First Test Begins

US BASEBALL LEAGUE

HONOURS TO KIWI BOWLERS ON OPENING DAY Early Wynn Pitches

England Score 237 For Seven With Display Of Unimaginative Batting

PETRIE HOLDS FOUR CATCHES

London, June 19. A brilliant 65 by Colin Cowdrey and his fifth wicket stand of 60 with all-rounder Trevor Bailey took some of the dreariness out of England's batting at Lord's here today on the opening day of the Second Test against New

Zealand.

At the close of play, England were 237 for seven after losing Cowdrey off

what proved to be the last ball of the day.

The New Zealanders re-trieled England to less than 40 runs paved an hour ons tass #y "batsmans ltch", and but for the burly Cowdrey the average would have been much less.

Tony

Most credit went to the New Zealand bowlers, notably John Hayes. Bub r and Micuibbon for their sleadiness against unimaginative England three batting. Bayes claimed wickets for 21 runs

off 12.4 avers and Macgibbon took two for Bult 32 overs.

Crowd Of 215,000

The crowd taf given Little

Peter Richardson, who opened with Smith, did little better and "was than his partner dismissed by Hayes for, 36, one run before lunch was taken at 55 for one. Smuth took 80 minutes to reach double figures and he and Richardson spent 105 minutes in posting the 50.

Tom Graveney, who looked ret for a big senre. fell to Alabaster at 113 with his own total at 37.

The 1,000 Mark

May Joined Smith and after bitting nine runs he became the ist buisman this season reach the 1,000 mark.

10

215,000 were to cheer it.

Mike Smit Opening Batsman

Smith, after remaining on 13 batted

fur 230 for 20 minules, hit a boundary laiulously minutes for 47 and must have before becoming Petrie's third left the England selectors s victim at 139. with a big batting problem.

Tom Graveney fiziel Peter lift the scoring May tried to rate between lunch and tea, but were dismissed cheaply, both Groveney for 37 and May for

Eric Petrie,

New The wicketkeeper, caught

19.

Zealand four victims.

Petrle held six catches in the First test, which England won

by 205 rum,

Without addition to the fen score of 141 for three, May fell to Maegibbon for the third time: in the series when he slushed i outside the

aff stump and was caught by Alabaster for 10.

A diving entch by Hayes off back Godfrey Macgilbon sent Evans at 222, and 15 runs later In 130 Cowdrey, whose 65 minutes included nine bound- arles, was bowled by a yorker from Hayes-Router,"

The Scoreboard

FIRST INNINGS

England

P. E. Richardson, e. Petrin,

b. Hayes

36

M. Smith, c. Petrie, 1. Hayes 47 T. Graveney, c. Petrie, b.

P. May. c.

M. Cowdrey, b. Hayes

GLADNESS WINS FEATURE RACE AT ROYAL ASCOT

Winner Gets Her First

Queen

Gladness,

trained at Cashel,

Ascot, June 19. Gladness, American-owned, Irish-trained five-year-old mare, scored a smooth victory today in the Gold Cup, the race which is highest in value and prestige at the four-day Royal Ascot meeting. Ridden with fine judgment by

The defeat of Scot II and Fly- Lester Pigott, she passed pace-County Tipperary by Vincent in Flag in the Gold Cup, making Flying Flag II in the O'brien, is the first Irish-tralued Capitaine Corcoran in the King straight and ran on well to win winner of the Cup and the first Edward VII Stakes, means that win the two and a half miles event mare to score since 1937. Her Franco have not scored a by a length from English chal-victory won 10,950 sterling for with three days of the meeting lenger Hornbeam.

her owner, Mr John Meshain, a gone.--Reuter. Philadelphian businessman.

Sports Diary

TODAY

Jockey Combined Services V Malayan University XI at Pokfulam, & D.m.

Water-Polo

Anny v RK "B" (Army Poon pin: KR "A" v lol Tin Army

bol 3.30 p.m.; RN EYMCA Pool 3.30 pm

TOMORROW

V INC. TC v ccc "p".

Bowls

Alabaster...........

37

1nt Division:

Alabaster, b.

KBGC Recreio

Maegibbon

10

05

17

11

4

T. Halley, c. Petrie, b. Roid

T. Evans, c. Hayes, b. Mac-

gibbon

G. A. Lack, not out

Extrus

1

Total (for seven wickets) 237

To bat: J. C. Lakes, P. J. Loader, F. S. Truemal.

M. R. W. Bowling

0.

21 3 Hayes

Cowdrey and Balley had put | Maegibbon

0 for the fifth wicket be-Blair fore Baltey, trying to

sweep Reid Reid to leg, gave Petrie his Alabaster fourth catch.

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Doutolle Third

The big crowd at the Royal

meeling.

Doutelle

Elizabeth

were

hoping

win for

ip see Queen He ran well, but

could do no better than Anish third.

five lengths

Hornbeam.

behind

to 1 Gladness, 3

Joint fny- ourite in the field of eight, gave Piggott his second successive riding success in the race. He won on Zarathustra last year.

Mme Cino Del Duce's French St Leger and Gold Cup winner. Scot II, who started joint fay- Herreurite, was beaten by Doutelle In a photo finish for third place.

KCC.

2nd Division: FC "B" v FC "A". INCKPEA HKFC Hecreki, RCC v lepe, PRÉ V KCC.

3rd Division: Fev IRC, HKFC V KEC, PIC HERO, TC v CCC.

Ladies League: 1 Division: CC "A ̈V KDC, CUP "B" v TC, KCC V KBGC.

F

Royal Victory

The crowd did not Jave to wall long for a Royal victory. for the Queen's previously ri raced colt Restoration wun the next event, the King Edward

2nd Division: KCC v TC. Regreto vyII Stakes over a mile and al

maven-e-alde

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Shield, tournament, HKFC, 6 pun.

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Ilarry Carr brought Restora- strong run in the tion with a

The muster final furlong to favourite, Prince Aly Khon's Ladies' Captain team v Captain's Capitame. Corcoran, and beat

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Tranis University of Hongkong v Univer sity of Malaya. Pokfulain, 9.30 p.m.

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The first article in this series appears to- morrow and le entitled "The longest game in Wimbledon's history.”

Record 242nd Victory

As White Sox Beat Boston 4-0

New York, June 19.

more

Early Wynn registered his 242nd victory

than any other pitcher now active when he hurled the Chicago White Sox to a 4-0 triumph today over the Boston Red Sox. Wynn gave up only two hits, marking the ninth two-hitter of his big League career, and the fourth shutout by a White Sox pitcher in the last five games.

Chicago collected 11 hits of loser Frank Sullivan and re-

ever Leo Kiely.

added

Bob Skimmer's sixib homer of the senson highlighted a four- Tun Pirate outburst in the seventh Inuing. He scotei be hind B Virdon who led off with

a walk, Dick Greal emerged from a battleg slum with his second double and third hit of the game and Mary Grissom replaced starter AL Worthington, who was charged with the defeat,

The Scores

Three simples and Billy Goodman's sucrifice By gave the White Sox their first run in the third inning and they two more in the fourth on Jim Rivera's single and doubles by Las Aparicio and Jim Landis.

The victory WIL Wynn's zeventh of tho season' again

dercats.

Carey five

Andy walloped a pair of home runs the New York Yunkera stretched their American League lead to five games with a 9-3 decision over the Cleveland) and Thomas Schmidt (7); icline, Face (0), Gro (9) arul Falles. WrKiina (7.7). LP

KRS Skinner Worthington (-3) Little Ablie Pearson drove in (et), Schmidt (ein). Iwo runs with a double and a triple to help Washington snap ilve-game losing sreak with 4-3 vielory over Detroit. The loss halted Tiger five-game winning streak.

Indians.

National League

NATIONAL LEAGUE

San Francisco..

000-001-013 D-- 6-0 Pittsburgh

002-000-40% --13--0 Worthington, Grissom (7), Miller

....

Los Angeles

Philadelpista (night).

St. Louis at Cincinnati postponed, TRIP.

Chicago at Milwaukee (right).

AMERICAN LEAGUE,

New York ...... Cleveland

330-110-112 D-17-0 001-000-002 I6–)

Ball,

Kucks (5-3) and Howard Hell

Lemon (4), and Nixon

(2-3) "Hins

Blaughter

((23)

The Pittsburgh Pirates hopped Howant (G), Carey (7th) and

Washington Detroit

on three San Francisco pitchers Dauer (7th), Colavila (11m). for 13 hits and then hung on through a three-run Giant rally in the ninth inning to squeeze out a 8-5 victory today.

020-000-201 000-100-002 Kemuner, Hyde (P) and Courtney: Fettack, Aguirre th. Motard (0) and Kegam Wilson (0). WP Kemmerer (4-4) LP-Tortack (B-T).

Boston Chicago

Ron Kline evened his scuson's Courtasy (2nd). chart al 7-7, Don Gross pulled the gumu out of the fire by pitching to one batter and strik-Wynn ing him out. The strike-out vlelim was Jim Finigan.

000-000-000 - 20 003-200-10x 4m1¡~

and White; Sullivan,

(83) (0) (2-5).

L.P. and Lollar. Bulijven (4-2).

Baltimore at Kansas City· (night). -0.P.I.

RAIN DISRUPTS

DISRUPTS COUNTY

CRICKET PROGRAMME

London, June 19.

Rain interferred badly with the County cricket programme today and at Leeds where Yoskshire are playing Gloucestershire no play was pos- sible at all. It was Yorkshire's 12th blank day of the season and their tenth in home matches.

Leicestershire's 354 fur eight, (M. Horton 58 not out),

and

versity 284 and 58 for three.

declared at Worcester was casily At Northampton: Northamp A Edgbaston: Kent 153, (S. their best tola) this year tonshire 348, (M. Norman 139. Grimths seven for 62). War- gave them a Arst innings lead D. Ramsamook) 55, I. Pleris wickshire 209, (T. Cartwright of 200. Four Leicestershire buts-

five for 1-28). Cambridge Uni- 128 and 83 for three)-Reuter. men made their top score of the Hallam 02. summer-Maurice Alan Revil 80, Gerry Lester 74 and Tony Dinest 68 not out.

Lester batted over four hours but was handicapped by an in- jured foot. Revil had nine tours In a stay of two hours.

West Indian fast bowler Shir- ley Griffiths brought about a Keat collapse at Edgbaston taking seven for $2 for Werwickshire Including a three for four spell in seven balls. Warwickshire led by 110 on the first innings and were 83 for three when bad light stopped play.

Deadly Spell

Ken Higgs, Lancashire's new medium pace bowler had a deadly spell of four for six which ended Nottinghamshire's innings for 130 at Trent Bridge. Off- spinner Ray Tattersall took three for six at one stage and Lança- thire gained a lead of 49.

They increased their odvantage by scoring 120 for four before rala stopped play.

second Michael Norman a cleven player scored a maiden coutury against Cambridge Unl- versity at Northampton, hitting 139 in three hours with 18 foury.

Closing Scores

Closing

SCOTUS in today's cricket matches were:

203

AL Leeds; Yorkshire versus Gloucestershire, No play today rain.

At Bournemouth; Humpshire 427 for fivo

Marshall 75, J.

(R declared, Gray 61, H. Houton 112, Ingleby-Mackenzle 113 not out). Somerset 34 for two rain curialled play,

At Lianelly: Essex 200, Bear 82, B. Knight Glamorgan 22 for two, Farkhouse 00 not out,

out). Devereux 47 not curtailed play.

(BL

41).

(W.

L.

Rain

At Trent Bridge: Nottingham- shire 130. Lancashire 179, (r. Marner (3), C. Matthewa Ave for 60 and 129 for four, P. Marner 45 not out,

At Oxford: Sussex 250 and 163, (D. Mordaunt 96), Oxford. University 47 and 32 wickel,

for no

At Worcester: Leicestershire 364 for eight declared, (M. Hallam 92, G. Lester 74, A. Rovill 86, R. Diment 60. Wor. cootershire 145 and 72 for two,

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