THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1958.
Last First-Class Match By Kiwis American League Baseball
GOOD BATTING DISPLAY AGAINST PEARCE'S XI IN IDEAL CONDITIONS
London, Sept. 10.
Ironically for the New Zealanders, they found at Scarborough in their last first-class match the kind of weather they have seen so little of throughout the tour. The sun shone all day and there were 10,000 people to see them do justice to the conditions with a good display of batting, in their match against T. N. Pearce's XI.
by I The opposition. xplained Peter May. was formidable, tor, the counting Boy Marshall of West Trxlies, there were even Test men, with Gumn Goode Bek of Ceylon, Sair:boury, T. A. Bailey and J. V. Wilson complet- ing the eleven,
The Season's Best Two-Year-Old
Lundun, Sept. 10. The Yorkshire traiced dashing Uttle chestnut Br Careful" became the best two-year-old of the reason when she won the - Champagne Stakes at Doncaster
today,
De Careful, trained by Cap- Lal Charles Elsey and riden by E. Hide currying 8 stone 31 pounds, bent Carnoustie by neck over the six-furkng classic to bring her owner Mr Willam 3. 4,007 in prize money.
"Be Careful" shook the form experts when she sprend-eagled feld of crisek two-your-alda in the Gimcrack Stakes at York: recently.
In today's short held of seven runners she came in at a fon"
to seven favourite.
Two left-handers, Miller and to Sutcliffe, look the main herÓLNY. Milter led the
with Wily sparkling 53 in an operáng stand of 70.
Vigilant Defence
overthrow by
#enerous D. W. Richardson.
Satelitte azerled only two and a quarter hours for 77 and hu and Harford joined Held and Miller in completing 1,000 runs in first cluas matchees during the fest
Gained Control ·
He hooked Goonesena for six and also hit four fourt. Hin parte ner, Darvy, occasionally relaxed from + vigilant defence, and
Marshall's bowling disturbed | audaskarly kwel Sainsbury New Zealand when May used twice for Eix, but his 44 in whits for live overs before the and a half hours was over be new ball. He accounted for Mac- fore festival time.
gibbon and Playle, and there- after Pearce's side gained con
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the height of the after o, Macgibbon and Sutclife et rollicking ger by adding 35 nineteen Sutcliffe gave one of his best displays of The four. His masterly off driving and sure leg hitting earned one six and eight fours and his score had a live thanks
RUGBY RESULTS
London, Sept. 10. Beats in funge Rugby matches were:
UNION
Combined Richmal and 100-
tra
Truesman and Bailey put the batsmen on the defensive and the last six wickets went down excelled with his elever fighted for 68 runs. Sainsbury again lefl-arm slows, and he was not afrold to buy his four wlekots, which cost 91 runs,
New Zealand fought back in | the last, Balf hour when Pepree's | vide starteri their innings. Hayes, their lively pace bowler, dismissed England opener, Peter Richardson with the afth ball of the innings. Playle taking a smart catel at short fine lei.
Marshall and J. V. Wilson
look shaped confidently, and,
don Scottish XV 6, Kts; Chap-the store to 18 for one wicke man's Rest of London XV 10.
10.
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12.
Newport 9, Ranji Walker XV
Shroud 3. Bristol 30.
LEAGUE
County Match Lancashire 10, Cumberland
Leeds {l1,
Lancashire Cup 17, Keighley
15.
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The Scores
Scores were: New Zealand-
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CHINA'S 'FIRST SPARTAKIADE
To
43 Sports Events Be Held In Sept. 1959
Peking, Sept. 10.
Communist China's first sports "Spartakiade" will be held in late
September 1959, it was officially announced here today.
A commillee to prepare for session in Peking from Septem- autonomous
ber 5 to 9.
1st tonings 200 (Sutcliffe 77, the sports meeting, bended by Miller 53, Darey 44 and Mac-China's Vice-Premier Ho Lung. gibbon 36), 7. Satusbury four) who is Chairman of the National for 91. Goonesena three for 75, Physical Culture and Sports arul Marshall two for ten.
T. N.
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the
People's Liberation Army and the Tibet Autonomous Region.
16,000 CONTESTANTS Taking port this sperts About three-quarters of them meet will be 16,000 contestant will come to Peking for the now at work, from all the provinces (includ-finals, The committee held its first Ing Taiwan Province), cities,
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PIERCE GAINS HIS 16TH WIN AS WHITE SOX BEAT RED SOX 7-2
New York, Sept. 10. Billy Pierce of the White Sox, trying to get in under the wire with 20 victories again, gained his 16th today when he defeated the Red Sox 7-2. at Chicago.
The White Sox broke a 2-2 tie when they rallied for five runs in the eighth inning to strengthen their hold on second place in the American League. Al Smith's single with the bases - loaded off loser Murray Wall ignited the five- run outburst.
Tom Brewer storted for Dos- tor and gave way to Wail in the seventh.
Clint Courtley drove in four runs with a homer and a double to leed the Senctors to 5-4 triumph over the Tigers of Detruit.
Detroit went ahead in the third Inning when Charlle Maxwell hit grand slam homer but Court- ney's home with one on gave Washington to winning mangin in the eighth. Poul Foytack was Mix luser while rellevar Tex Clevegur wwe the winner in re- ilet of Russ Kemmener.
In right games New York was
at Cleveland and Baltimore was
al Kansas City.
Best
The Results
AMERICAN LEAGUE
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Kemmerer. Clevensd Coth tory; Foytack
(7) and Wilson WI-Clavenger (0-8). 111-Maxwell (12th), Courtney.
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Bradman's
Tribute To
MaCartney
Sydney, Sept. 10. Charlie. MaCartney, fomed test cricketer who died in Sydney yesterday. was one of Sir Donald Bradman's boyhood
San Francisco, Sept. 10. In all, there will be 43 sports Former champion Harete events in the "Spartakiade," Ward worked his way into the including basketball, volleybit, quarter-finale of the National heroes, other ball events, field and Amateur Golf Tournament today Sir Donald Spidi truck events, bicycle racing, with a 3-1 victory over Jerry "Despite all Dur too brief gymnastics, weight - Hting, Pitman,
association on the field of
fencing boxingi swimming,
wrestling, motor-boat racing, regatta, chess, archery, marks- manship. motorcycle
racing. water sports, gliding, parachut- ing from planes, radio signall- ing, model vessels contest und model planes contest. (Many of them were introduced into China in the recent years),
NEW HEIGHTS
It is expected that sports activities on a mass scale in China will reach new heights
today:
Also advancing were former play, he taught me much and champion Charley Coe with a 1 chall ever be grateful for his 5-4 win over Bobby Garbre, cocouragement and inspiration, Į and the veteran Johnny Dawson "Charlie aften sent me #
5-4 winner
brief congratulatory card and ended with these invariably words keep hitting my boy, a
Griffith.
OVCI George
The bly upset of the day of curred in the third round when
Martin
Stanovich climinated efending champion Hillman Robbins.-U.P.I.
day
and tens of millions of people AMERICA'S CUP TRIAL will pass the all-round physical Atness lost in the "reddy for
Newport, Sept. 10. labour and defence" programme Steady rain and overcast to- before China's National Day on forced a postponement to October 1, next year.
to-morrow of the sixth trial roce The sports meet will mark between Columbia and Vim to the 10th anniversary of the select a yacht to defend the founding of the Chinese People's | America's Cup against Brilaiu's Republic-France-Presse,
Sceptre Associated Press.
Elliott May Go After
The 3-Mile And 6-Mile World Records
Perth, Sept. 10.
Herb Elliott, Australia's wonder-miler, will not
run again for six months.
Elliott, who arrived home today after his two-month tour.
of Europe, during which he sot world recorda for the mile and 1,500 metres, said he planned a lay-off unti February.
He would then, he said, start f may be a month before 1 moke training for the Australian a decision."--Reuter, championships in Hobart, Tas- mainlo.
TRUE PROPHECY
The 20-year-old runner told reporters, that he was consider- ing attempts on the three and Blx-mile records. He said he rated the selling of a new half- Mel Charles,
Welsh International footballer
brother of the mile world best a harder tdak famous, Johp, has gone into than his record-breaking mile print with an anecdote about
run.
LACK BASIC SPEED
molto
by which
he himself
played, "I found him a great cricketer, a lovable character and a loyal friend." Chizin Mail Special.
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»Bager's a the Wales-Sweden World Cup TONIC
tle at Stockholm.
As he entered
the stadium, "I lock a little basic speed for this race, and will have to make Swedish winger Skoglund sald says Charles, The brilliant
a planned, careful attack on the to him "We draw today oh?" record to beat it but I am "No, Wales will win," repiledBA keen to try," he said,
Eillott said he would
Charles. "NO, con-
a draw will be
sider closely the £38,800 sterling good for you, good for us."
draw A goalless professional offer made to aimi
it was
by American promoter, Mr Leo Skoglund missing many chances, Leavitt, But he added: "I will and Wales and Sweden went on want to know what I will have to the competition proper to the to do how Blten and how long) chagria of the others in that
I will rin," he concluded: "It! group.
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