1958-08-07 — Page 7

THE CHINA MAIL,

THURSDAY, AUGUST 7, 1958.

US Unofficial Winners In Budapest

Athletic Contest

GLENN DAVIS BETTERS OWN WORLD RECORD IN

400 METRES HURDLES

Budapest, Aug, 6.

United States athlete Glenn Davis today beat the world 400 metres hurdles record when he clocked 49.2 seconds to win this evont on the last day's programme at the East Europe versus the United States meet in Budapest. Davis beat his own existing world record of 49.5 seconds set

up in Los Angeles on June 29, 1956.

The Hungarian fans gove The American stir a huge ovation after they had learned that he had set a new world mark. Davis acknowledged the cheers of the Hungarians by trotting an extra lap around the track waving back at the crowd.

Omelas of both teams stress- #J that the meet was strictly unofficial. They pointed out that they had agreed before the con- test that no points would be re-

to

corded. Both Hungary and the United States were allowed enter as many contestants as they wished in any of the events,

Hungary's Marla Antal, who contest with a took the javelin 18.34 metre throw, was the only

winner Hungarian- Woinen's event on tim Just day.

The

There was no runoff in the 100-metre dash which found two American speedsters. Ira Murchison

and Glen Davis,

breaking the Lape flest in yesterday's two heats, Both Dayly und Murchison hod registered times of 10,4 seconds in winning their respective heats.

The Best Time

The Enal unofficial point renrei The same situation prevailed was 127 for the US, to 88 for, in the 200-metre event today, Kunsters

It was won by the American Ed Collymore and Jlm Segreste. However, Ed Collymore had the best time of 20.9-seconds--while Segreste, winning his heat,

in the men's section and for the U.S. and $4 for Hungary in the women's.

Greatest Interest

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was clocked in 21.3 seconds.

In scoring their one-sided un- official victory, the Americans

representatives taking part broke one world record, set three the international meet, which

interest of! enused the greatest any track and fickt event held Hongary in the women.

American National records and

Ive local established

stadium for records.

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CLENN DAVIS

The Americans won 12 got off In addition to Davis Marghita, jel I mitte 17.0 seconds to win 34 events on the tal day res-world record performance in the the 800-metre ran and Al Hall

hurdles. terday.

Margarel threw the hammer 65.33 metres.

400-metre

The only Hungarian win in Matthews set a new U.S. record

broad Jump bytcaping | Meanwhile Hayes Janes and the events on the last day came in the in e 3,0]{}} mere run when 6,18 metres.

Ansel Robinson equalled stadium Sundor tharos of Hungary broke

stadium records records in the 110-metre hurdles

identleaf times ol

13.0 Time of also were established by Ameri- with first

ean contestants. Earlene Brown, seconds.

the tape 8012 minutes,

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DUKE TAKES PART IN COWES REGATTA Prince Of Wales An Interested Onlooker

Cowes, Aug. 6.

false The Duke of Edinburgh's yacht Coweslip made

start in a race here today but her royal helmsman recovered to finish fourth in a field of 29.

AMERICAN LEAGUE BASEBALL NEAL HITS 19TH HOMER AS DODGERS SCORE 5-2 TRIUMPH OVER CUBS

New York, Aug. 6. Charlie Neal's 19th home run featured a three run sixth inning uprising and gave the Los Angeles Dodgers and Stan William's a.5 to 2 victory over the Chicago Cubs today.

Neal's homer came with Norm Larker on base shortly after Larker had singled home John Roseboro, who had doubled, to put the Dodgers in front.

His, the nine-year-old Prince of Wales watched the led the bases. Labine put out were on Rey Sievers' 29th and

race from the royal barge.

An objection lodged against the yacht which finished second made it possible that the Duke would be given third place in the final standings. Yesterday, the Duke's dragon class yacht Bluebottle

started a ruce on a wrong course, Coweslip and two other yachts were recalled today for

being over the line at the start. Coweslip lost six minutes but the Duke and his crewman, yacht designer Uffa Fox, made skilful use of the wind to catch up,

The two-day yachting holiday ends for the Duke and his son tomorrow morning, when they will sail to Southampton in the royal yacht Britannia and pick up the Queen and Princess Anne for a 12-day cruise up the west coast in Scotland.

Before the race, the Prince of Wales jumped up and down with excitement as he "reviewed" the yachts in Cowes harbour from the royal barge. The barge was followed by a pleasure boat carrying about 50 holidaymakers-Reuter,

I'm Not Finished Yet

Says Ibbotson

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"I intend to do fust fines And to beat most of the English lads and the continental runners

The Scores

et Ballmore, and Willums won his eighth ganic Jackie Jensen, Frank Mal- | York against seven defeats, but was zone and Ted Lepelo homered Cleveland at Deirali was poal- relieved by Clem Labine in the for the Sox, who clung to poned because of rain.

American sixth after an error by Pee Wee second place in the Reese and a pair of walks had League. Both Washington 'russ

the fire as the Cubs scored one 30th homers. run

The Cuba Johnny Briggs, 1- cd for a pinch hitter after soven Innings, suffered his second loss against four wins.

with

A Three Hitter All other games were at night, Pittsburgh at Cincinnati. Pittsburgh at Milwaukee, and San Francisco at St. Louis.

Boston's Tommy Brewer un- corked a three-bliter and the Red Sox slugged out 12 hits for 25 bases today to beat the Washington Senators 8 to 2 for their fourth straight win.

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AMERICAN LEAGUE Washington... 000-001-001-2~3~~ Bonton Valentinetti (4). Albanes 203-020-313-0-12-2 (Dan Korcheck; Brewer 10-3D) and White. LP-Remos 110-10). FIRS Maizong 10th) fernes 131st). Sievers 2 (20th and 30th, Lepelu (4th).

Cleveland i Beirult, postponed.

His 1,700th Run Ramos, Brewer had a no-hitter going until Sievers alammed out his first roundtripper in the sixth, Sievers' second came ninth.

the

Ted Williams drove in his 1,700ih run of his career with a triple in the fifth inning. It sixth win дя was Brewer's against 10 defeals. The loss wu's was charged to Pedro Ramos.

The other American League were at night, with games Chicago at Kansas City, New

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New York at Baltimore jalght). Chicago at Kansas City (night). NATIONAL LEAGUE

Chicago......

Williams, Laline (0) and toreboru; Biggs Anderson (8) and Thacker. WP-WALBRO (6-7). LP-Briggs (4-2), HR-Neal (1980).

Palladriphta at Cineltinali intent), Piltsburgh at Milwaukee (night). Son Francisco at St. Lʊuli (night).

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US Riders Favourites

For

Nations Cup At

Dublin Horse Show

Dublin, Aug. 6.

United States riders who are now favourites to wrest the nation's Cup from the French on Friday, won both international jumping competitions at the Dublin Horio Show this evening.

ly out of the picture,

Three British horses had two clear rounds, Earlsrath Rambler, Baitinasioe Fair and Smoky Bob, and Portugal and Ireland had one survivor each.

of the wall In a foully

in 61-176 seconds.

Caramule, ridden by Capitao Callado with a similar number of points but he took 62-3/5 veconds.

They jumped smoothly and fences ranging from four to ve slice London, Aug. 6.

just to prove that I am not.

impressively,

Jump especially their feet high, in the first round, ished, Derek Ibbotson, interviewed

The second competition, a Nautical and Night Owl went American

wonien,

Before he left his home this youngest rider, George Morris,

in heaved the shotput 10.14 metres. on televiston tonight, about his

Out" cunbest Por.uguese have also into the second round for the "Fuult and evening, Ibbotson said that he Tas me mission from the British team

States,

to Tom Courtney paced to a

which each rider sought and Caballero, created very favourable im- United pressly for the Foropenn athletic cham-was still--hoping to

aid have been de-ridden" by Capitöine Lötrant"ünd Jump the greatest muniber" of "I world like 10

fences cleanly In one minutu pionships said that he would Sweden.

Morris of watch the finals and then run inlelmed by the crowds for their Darck Nee survived for France. "truln like mud" and prove the

was won by George Ane riding style. selectors wrong.

any meeting which will be held

the United States, riding War NO LUCK championship following the

Bride. He collected 28 points The British team is not jump against any of the top athletes

In well nor are they having just to show what I can do", he

their share of good luck, while

But Glenamaddy of Ireland said.-France-Presse,

Ireland appears to be complete-Jumped a clear second round when four fences were raised by three inches.

- Third was the United States In the third round over two horse, Sinjon, ridden by Morris, fences, a five foot nie inch wall

who collected 27 points in and a five foot six hich post xa 81-4/5 seconds, and tourth was rad, only Amarica's Nautical, Portugal's Irish-bred Clonsika, Britain's causrath tumbler and ridden by Major F. Cavaleiro, Portugal's Martingi remained who got un ovation for his fine with a clear sheet,

riding. He scored 27 paints in KNOCKED WALL

88 seconds, Nautical jumped the Bve foot Fifth and sixka places were to post and rail in the jump shared by France's Grund off and just touched the top of Veneur ridden by Li-Cul 20 points and Portugal'a Granja, ridden by

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In the first of today's com- petitions, Epreuve De Pulssance, the winner was Hugh Wyley, riding Nautical for the United States,

Second and third places wore shared by Portugal's Marting, ridden by the dashing Capitan

H. Calgado, winner of yester- day's competition, and Britain's Earlrath Rambler, ridden by Mrs Jill Banks, formerly Misa Palethorpe.

Fourth, ofth, sixth and seventh places were shared by the United dislodge it. States Night Owl, ridden by George Morris, France's Darck fuck to touch the top of the wall Neo rides by L.-COL Srosson, and it came down, and Portu- Captaine Dee Fombelle and Britain's Ballinasloe Fair, gai's Morting knocked a large seventh-France-Presse.

the six foot wall, but did not Fresson, terd

Earlsrath Rambler hud had Capitão Calado.

ridden by George Hobbs, and Smokey Bob, ridden by T. M, Charlesworth.

SEVEN FENCES

The 18 competitors, four each from Britain, France, the United States and Portugal, and twɔ from Ireland, jumped seven

Second Upset By Cranston In Eastern US Tennis Tourey

South Orange, Aug. 6. John Cranston today scored his second consecutive upset bi the Eastern grass courts fennis championships by knocking out eighth-seeded Sam Glammalva move to the quarter-final round,

Cranston, a left-harder with a twisting serve, beat the Ameri- can Davis Cup player 6-3, 0-6, 64 it a match marked byi brilliant exchanges from the back court. Cranston lurred

in the tourney's biggest upset on Tuesday by eliminating the and Wimbledon

Australian champion, Ashley Cooper,

Top-seeded Dick Savitt, the defending cholder, beat Rod Laver of Australia B-2, 7-3 to berth, win his quarter-final Savitt now meets Neale Fraser who stopped of Australia, Donald Dell 6-3, 6-4. Came From Behind

Second-scoded Barry Mackay turned back another Australian, Bob Mark, 6-4, 6-4 whillae in the sume bracket Alejandro (Alex) Clunedo of Los Angeles, aceded No. 0, beat the Junior cham- plon, Earl Bucholz, 6-3, 6-2

Third-seeded Ham Richard- beat Charles McKinley, 0-3, -3, Nichardson will play Cranston in the quarter-Anal round tomorrow.

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Ronald Holmberg, avedoj No. of 4, won from Kosei Kamo

Japan 6-2, 0-3 and Mel Ander son of Austraža came from Bo hind to stop Will quillas 4-8,. 0-0, 0-1.-U.P.I.

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