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THE CHINA MAIL, WEDNESDAY, JULY 15, 1939.

Tokyo Starts Planning For 1964 Olympic Games

FIVE-YEAR PROGRAMME

OUTLINED BY COMMITTEE

Tokyo. Japan has outlined a five-year programme which, by 1964, will find Tokyo

prepared as the host city for the XVIIIth Olympic Games.

English County Cricket CHAMPION SURREY

Is Modern Cricket CHALK UP SIXTH A Bowlers' Game? SUCCESSIVE WIN

Allegation Is Of Doping

Against Davis Cup Player

London, July 14.

By ARCHIE QUICK

For years batsmen have been saying that cricket is now a bowlers' game because of the wickets which have been prepared to give the attack a ch.nce and keep down the huge scores of the past. Until this hot summer, scores have not soared with any regularity into the 400% since the last War.

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London, July 14. Surrey gained their sixth successive win when they beat Kent by 10 wickets, at Blackheath today.

Six

weeks ago, Surrey were languishing near the foot of the English county cricket table and their prospects of gaining the pennant for the 8th successive time seemed remote."

for Since then, they have come wickets, Hampshire 354

form und eight declared and secondly 240 half their pro- fox five declared (H. Horton 82

for nine declared (J. Springatl

In an expensively printed illustrated brochure, the Japanese Olympic Com-

mittee outlines how it proposes to arrange accommodation, sporting Basil Reay, secretary of As a result Peter May, Colin Cowdrey and, per-storming back to

with HOW. facilities, communications, press and photographic facilities, training sites, vehicle parking and even the route which the Olympic flame will take on its way to Japan from Olympia, in Greece.

the Thiri Asian Lost you Gounts were læld in Tokyo. The built for these Comes will asvitle the Japanese

for the 2004)

Aparts granads

with Leleu

Olymple Game...

Plans

10

th

imaarive-

59. ments include: ★ An extension of the National Met Park to Stadium in acconimodate 190,800 spre- lators. At present, it lialds 75,000 people.

*****

An extension to r Kaishikaw

Metropolitan

Football Stadham.

hear

eventa.

Tokyo, for yachting

* Preparation of the Kanigusa ground for archery even is,

*

Keranstruction of the pre- sen volleyball courts at the Komazawa centre.

Preparation of facilities for

and rowing

shooting

the events.

Preparatios of an arena for the equestrian events ucar Talevi

staged the Third Asian Games in Tokyo, Japanese amelale said that the success of these Games helped in the choice of Tokyo for the Olymple Games.

Japan first entered the cora- Olympic Games is a

1912, wher Pellior in

she entered a four-man team. In 1928, she sent her frst leani to the Winter Olymples and by 1936, at the Xlth Games, she had increased her

summer

games team to 247. This was the largest team Japan ever sent to the Olymple Games. After World War Ha

Chames and 164 members to the Games in Melbourne.—

Renovalion of the Olymple Reconstructional tear of 104 went to the 1052

Swimming Stadium.

Preparallon of two imckey

Betris

in

The

sports centre.

Construction

nationa) tennis courts for the fenelug competitions,

Komazawa

In addition, Olympie

new

quarantined to

stadiem at the Koprazawa

Cre Japanes Committer has

1. Build an Olympic Memorial Hall to house ti oltires of the Construction of a new bout organising comnitive.

centre for handball.

Barbour

Drar

Yakalamiz,{

Trans-Pacific Race

MAGIC CARPET TOP CANDIDATE AMONG EARLY FINISHERS

Halifax, Nova Scotia.

July 11.

The

1956 Reuter.

Manjrekar To

Drop Out From

Indian Team

the British Lawn Tennis Association and John Barret, non-playing cap. tain of the British Davis Cup team, today cate gorically denied rumours that Britain was to pro- tont

three

haps, Tom Graveney, are the only current anime completed, they are not out). Nottinghamshire 357 English batsmen with any hope of reachinging third, close behind the

Trading teams. Yorkshire 70 not cut), and secondly 226 the magic "Century of Centuries" and shared Warwickshire, and they for five (C. Millman 93, N. history with the fourteen immortals who with have two games in hand over 02). Hobbs have reached that great goal.

both of them.

Kent baltied gamely today but Surrey gradually wore them down.

Three men on the prince af selection for the MCC tour the West Indies next winter balted well today.

which le in But cloner examination' re- bowling action against the alleged ·

course of overhaul. doping of Spain's Andres veal that if there has been a

The only other bowler 1 cán Gimeno in last weekend's Period of over a decade during

which batsmen have been kept think of with the 2,000 oppor~ Davle Cup semi-final be in comparative

of subjection the tilty is Hampshire's Derek connot be tween

Britain and Spain bowlers have not taken advant Shackleton, but he

where for

are the expected to keep on inuch at Barcelona,

age of it trundlers who will rench 2,000 lunger being spearhead as well Sprin beat Billain matches to two In the Europeen wickets or more and share the as stock bowler now be is past the who have thirty years of age. So the Poll honour with zona semi-final.

shows that bowlers have not the already accomplished the feat?

Johnny Wardle, who left taken their golden chance while

batsmen have been I first class cricket in such un-the happy circumstances last year chains, and joined Nelson in the Lancashire League front Yorkshire, cotild have resched the target this season with normal luck, but of the other

Iteay sold here That rumours were "absolute non-

sense and without the slightest foundation."

The secretury added "that it he (Gimeno) takes a brandy. an aspirin or something else, it is his affair."

VERY TIRED

present day front line bowlers Alos Bedser alano has * chance

af passing the milestone of greatneES. But he is 41 years of age, and

the starl of this season needed another 236 wickets.

Jim Laker needs about 250, but he is retiring at season's

Barret explained: "Gimeno was very tired both mentally and physically after the doubles match on Friday and I was co- vined that Billy Knight would beat him the next day, but he surprised me by his energy in the match and afterwart's when end. I want to congratulate hum remarked on his splendid re- covery from the previous day."

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The Select Four

who

FO

have

unv

All-Rounders

The all-rounder position is Interesting, tod, George Tribe (six times), Trevor Bailey (tour times), and Fred Titmus, Brian Close and Alan Watkins (twice each) are the only contemporary players who have brought of the 1,000 runs and 106 wickets "double" in a senson more than once, and Tribe is retiring this | reason,

+

200 Not Out

the Warwick- Miko Saithi, shire captain, scored 200 not cut against Worcestershire but his side gained no points from the drawn match. Smith is now far ahead in the rece for the season's first 2,000 runs. His aggregate is 1018.

Ted Dexter kit two sixes and 13 fours in making 117 but the Sussex innings collapsed about were beaten him and his side by six wickets by Somerset. The other tour possible"* do well was Yorkshire's. rounder, Ray Illingworth.

10

ali-

Mlingworth it a six and 24 fours in making 183, s righest score cricket, dur- ing the drawn match against ... Indian touring team at Shemeid.

Inter-Varsity

points.

Nottinghamshire 14

At Birmingham: Match drawn, Warwickshire 203 and secondly 300 for five declared (A. Town- send 03, M, Smith 200 not out), Worcestershire 280 and secondly 189 for nine (M. Horton 41). Worcestershire two

Reuter,

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U.S. BASEBALL

Bill Henry Paces Cubs To 5-3 Win Over Braves

New York, July 14. Relief pitcher Bill Henry held the Milwaukee Braves to one

ran and fwe hits in the last 5 1/3 innings today and hit 31 hases-loaded single to lead the Chicago Cubs to

10.5 win.

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The Cubs came from behind twice to in the score and won On " four-run rally in the seventh

2. Construct same anakis the eon- 11144

Olymp

villages, Olymile Park and Kanazawa

ports ernire.

3. Reconstract

Olympie village These will be built

That compares pretty badly with the records of Ithodes bout 12 miles from the Olympie

BAIG JOINS TOURISTS

(16 Usnes), Hirsi (14), Jupp | Park, at Camp Drake, which was

Grace, 110). Astfl (9) and Sheffield. July 14. developed by the United States

The non-playing captain said! Normally, Tony Lock, with forces in Tupan. The whole

Nichols, Relf, Tarrant, Tato and in slut 908,120 avres and Vijay Manjrekar, who heads Gimeno told him that his doctor well over 2,500 at the age of

Woolley (right Imra #30, might easily have overmuted the Indian touring team's had given him something. hunting rruge, riding Certains al

each). added. "IL As tot vair the select four oned, swimming facilities and

Another player who might be batting averages, is un-Barret

business and there was noves renched 3,000 wickets theirs, Which is Inty appropriate considered dur the winter tour in athletics ground.

likely to play again this

Parker ac J 'T. question of a protest. There Freeman, any fur houses

is Donald Corr who led Pirie sables

The season. He is to have no reason why

we should Hearne but he has a cuspectment to point out that that

rugged cricketer character, MCC four of Pakistan in 1956-) Jet Elstuesit son Park and provide

It started when Alvin Dark which For operation g at War him:ton Heights,

#1 protest. After all, they are takknee

He scored 119 in 139 min- beat out a slow hopper to Jody Trevor Bailey, has been dropped | 50. base,

moment and an equally suspect by the Test Selectors for this met

In enthus Amelun

helping Derbyshire Jay and damaged lateral cartilageing the rin."AFP.

reached third when n the

| summer's series against India, avoid defeat from Lancashire, at ang move lopment,

Walls Jay threw wild on Leo within the next few days.

has already scored 1,000 rung for, Judges, res

Oxford gained their first vic-sticrifice. Cymule 1R.

old is 1381 redom and flympie "officials.

the 50 mark of tory over Cambridge In the an- wickets, just to prove that he is,nual University match for eight. Ernie Banks doubled to more still the best all-rounder in thus years when they won by 86 Dark, and Jay hil Bobby Thom world, and that he and not Ter runs at Lord's today. Cam-ron with a plich to fill the Dexter should go to the Westbridge, set to get 282 lo win in bases. Dale Long scored Walls Indles next winter.

five and a half hours, fought to

with an infeld grounder, and, the end, despite losing these offer Irv Noren popped out. first five wickets for 88.

George Allman walked to 'All the bases again. Then Henry irove the 3-and-2 pltch into centre Beld to score both Banks and Thomson,

Millions Of Pounds

£21

The Maharajah of Barnda, the team's binnöger, suld today

that it is almost certain that

A class B Connecticut yaw

was the fifth finisher hut |

Manjrekar would be unable to leading candidate for:

30vprostions will cost handicapped time Pogoofs, de d. pane milth of punds play again on the tour.

phyed Manjrekar has not Jag. The Japanese Ministry since the second Tsi at Lort's. today

360- the

: Welle has announced that

One of India's best batsmen, he mile Marchend-to-Hak.

# wol spend 160,000,000 yen

Tendonderling) to Im-has scored 788 runs in 14 innings fax yacht race

Tokyo and neighbouring this season for an average of Magar Mary 29, a 36-10) yu eti prove

08.03. Behame deities in the arxt five years. owned by Peter

311

Rivern. Vermettent,

1 hrlieves that the cost of essed!

the Cismes is outweighed in the over at the Japanese people by the prestige which will go to

Cha Jizsl Jaren JAN

The Hablas barbear fuch line? in the tin m wlan est time) estimates at HE↑ under 52 aut

khes oficial. hid, iwONUT, Cent Capone er det er finisjon - wer 2.8

A chis wit:1 higher hundene, Matic Corpet was the tear varly kades for

to be",

Aslan

coatly to stage the Olymple

Clames,

STROKE PLAYER

10y

INDIA-YORKSHIRE MATCH

ENDS IN TEDIOUS

DRAW

Illingworth's Innings Only Bright Feature

London, July 14.

2 European Swim

Records Broken

Results

Results in teding" matches were!

cricket

The Maharajah of Baroda The chief feature of the final day's play in York-At Paris Meeting At Peterborough: Gloucester-

Said later that Abbas All Baig, Oxford University's free-scoring Indian batsman, had accepted invitation to join the Indian touring team. He would join the party on Friday.

shire's match with India which petered out into a tedious draw at Sheffield, was a fine innings of 162 by Ray Illingworth, the highest of his

career.

FIFTH WIN

thire heal Northamptonshire by

was, the Cubs' Afth win in 50 runs. Gloucestershing 177 and 10 games with the Braves this Walls hit a frat-inning ondly 94 (J. Monring five for season. 44. F. Tyson five for 27). homer with a mate an base for Northamptonshire 123 and Chicago, and Earl Averill got a secondly 96, aloucestershire 14 tomer in the sixth to the the game. Hank Aaron got his 24th Points.

home run of the erason 10:

heat Cambridge University by was 85 runs. Oxford University 217

Paris, July 14. Cockle Gastelaars, of Holland, her own women's "The Japanese people are well

broke European 100 metres freestyle aware that the fifth circle in the

swmming record here today by Olympic cnidem denotes Asia.

clocking one minute 2.8 seconds FIRST TO FINISH They also recall that, in 1940,

Baig who is in his first sezon

At the start of the day, York- for another half hour after at the Grand Prix De Paris in- At Lord's Oxford University Miwaukee. because !

The way they lot of thst class erleket in Englandshire still needed 70 to avoid o Junch, totalling 209, which left ternational meeting here. First yacht nerus the fine ws

the right t hold the Gants scored 50 for 39-foot schonnes

Oxford the Ni

again fullow-on, but Illingworth was them 82 behind. Cambrlige yesterity in the owned by De Cursez Fales of Tokyo

Plane are being mate to hold Inter-Varsity match at

just as much in command es he New York. The Ninly

Lost's.nd been the previous night and officially reported disher, and the Gemes either from Saturday, An attractive stroke player, he together with 18-year-old Jack

July 25, 1961 to Sunday, August has already

passed his 1,000

Birkenshaw, knocked off the run this season, with a top Send was Dainn, a 2-fool or hom Saturday, October 17

LITUNTS. cutter owned by Henry S. Afr. Sunday, November 1, 1964.

sence of 221 hot out against the Free Forecastero. He also scored gan of New York. Cien abeain In July, the weather here is hot

centuries against Yorkshire and Was the Highland Light of the and humid.

|Lancashire.-China Mall Special.

an elted tim of 3121.05.

US Naval Academy, while in fourth place was Hackwatch, a 68-foot yawl owned by Cerpe W. Brooks of Laremont, New York. UPI.

Sports Diary

Men's

TO-DAY

Tennis Dividun PRC V CRC (D. KIGCA v Vrikal Counell, SCAA (a) PORC, me v CRC (1), USHC V CCC 199)

Ladies

BOWLS Open Singles Champion- phips Matenes 4. RCC, IG, XUGC, Herrejo.

TO-MORTOW Bowls

Men's Open Singles: Fourth Round Matchene KUGC, RC, Herein,

Parasitic skin discase, itching Cogema ste

'Mitigal

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கடக லா »Bayer «LEVERKUSEN GERMANY.

Demonstrations

The Committee

proposes, in addition to the authorised sports for the Games, to stuge de- menstrations of either judo or kenda Japanese fencing) as a national sport, and rugby font- ball, barehall, table tenals or badminton,

Full press, radio, television and phoographile facilities have

been guaranteed so that the

YEAR'S FIRST SUCCESSFUL CHANNEL SWIM

London, July 14. The British Channet was to- day swum for the arst time this rest of the world can follow 'year when

26-year-old Rhodesian

sergeani Amy

the ten days of sport. Inter-

T

Only Blemish

Barracked

Hor previous record 1:03.9.

The loss dropped the Braves und secondly 238. Cambridge pne game behind first-place San A sccond European recard University 174 unit secondly Francisco whose doubleheader at was broken at the same meling 196 (D. Kirby 62, J, Bernard Philadelphia was rained out and when Tennerlein, of Italy, wote 51). the men's 200 metres butterfly event in 2:10.5.

only four poluts ahead of third- place Los Angeles who played a night game al Pittsburgh. Cincinnati were at St Louis in

AL Glastonbury: Somerset The former record was 2:21.4x1 Surex by ix wickets, set by H. Zterold, of Germany, Sussex 231 and secondly 28 the other night game.

There was nothing left in the match after that and for India with two hours tell minutes Temmubing it was just a question of batting out time.

Here was a chance for them Illingworth gave

hard

show some enterprise, but chance which was not accepted to

Roy and but this was his only blemish, they rolled to take it, He treated all the bowling alike. Apte showed no inclination driving powerfully, cutting and push the score and this brought Swetman Released Looking as the cccasion demani-barracking from Birkenshaw, of course, especially when

ed. adapted

£

to

the crowd. Apte, for two runs, sweater from the

with

a minor role, but he betting on hour stayed and twice he opened aut called for a to produce lovely off-drives.

pavilion.

The match ended

-Reuter.

after From Gentlemen XI

London, July 14, Roy Swelman, Surrey's wie kel-keeper, has been released

(T. Dexter 117, J. Parks 46). Somerset 342 and secondly 145 for four (G. Atkinson 56

out, W Alley 45

Somerset 14 points.

rat

not out).

At Blackheath: Surrey vent Kent by 10 wickets. Kent 143 und secondly 201 (A. Phebey

F. Ridgeway 41). Surrey 301 for nue declared, atud secondly 17 for no wicket. Surrey 12

Their partnership became wicket-keeper Binks bowling from the Gentlemen versus a three-neute one and when end Close behind the stumps. Players match tomorrow be polute. Birkenstpw

finally In Was

Yorkshire used caughi at ■lly, the sixth bowlers-all except, Close--and wicket stand had produced in the end India were 117 for IGD.

Iwo.

Final Scoros

ica

couse have

the

nu

county champions

At Ashby-De-Zouch: Lelces- other wicket-keeper avallaste for their next nulchtershire boat Middlesex by eight wickets. Middlesex 170 and John Murray, of Middlesex, secondly 223 (P. Parmt 50, D. will replace him in the Players Savage Ave for 70). Leicester- shire 254 and secondly 148 for team-China Mail Special

two (W, Watson 74 nal out, L Gardner 07 not out). Lefeester- shiro-12-points————

prefers will be attached to touched the Folkestone shore, Games officlats, judges and South England, after swimming referees, teams, journalists, for 15 hours, 30 minutes from Illingworth slayed another And other groups to overcome Calais, some 32 kilometres (20 half hour during which he the language difficully.

miles).

topped his previous best, 150 Final scores were: More interpreters wil br Sergeant Denis Pearson head- ngainst Essex, at Colchester n Statlored-in-the-Olympic-villege, fed-for-Dover, the nearest point fortnighi-ago.- Tokyo alcport, living quarters, an the English coast from and principal shops in Tokyo. Calais, after making a smooth

He fell at 204, cuught of a Shopkeepers the

Ginzi crussing in calm seas and fine bly hit. By that time he had Tokyo's main shopping quarter, wouther but strong cross cur- punished the Indian bowlers India: First mnings 281 have already decided to open an rents off the English coast

for 24 tours and a six in three (Gaekwad 176) and 117 for two Taboun English language school in pre-wept him westwards to Folkes and a half hours, and scored wickets (Roy 82, Aple 35 not paration for the Games. Shop tone.-ATP.

kis runs out of 233,

out, Juísimho 26, Borde 23 not assistants who follow the course,

'The Yorkshire innings lusted | out)-AFP.

will be given I speak English"

buttons.

Years Of Experience Rose Beats

Japanese sporting officials have

hod years

of experience 13

organising major sporting 4x-

tures. The fist major intema-

Trabert

Blackpool, July 14.

tional sporting event organised The "Grand Prix of Europo" by the Japanese Olympies Com-professional tennis tournament niitloe was the Third Bar of

the Jack Kramer troupe Eastern Championship, held collated Tokyo in 1917,

Last year,

CHESS NEWSİ

it Mervyn

Solution No. 00477224 12.. Q17: Roslyn 129 PKP. R-08 mate, or 210-KI, GXA 3 QXQ, R-Q3_0%

London Express SETTING.

here today with

Tony Rog benting Trabert 7-5, B-4 and Ashitj Cooper boating Pansho Bégura 10-1, 6-0.

In the doubles match, which, was exceptionally, ployed in live pete,. Eeguira #esk Traberi bost Cooper and Now 6-1, 76 6-8.: Only the single mantebra aru | Coturning tone the "Grand Prix

of Europa."-UPI.

Yorkshire: First innings, 299 illingworth-102 Birkenshaw... 37. Desal 3-72, Nadkarni 3-37 Taboun Scratched Burde 2-00, Jaisimba 2-70),

THE GAMBOLS

...AND NOW THE

STAR OF OUR SHOW "OF THE CENTURY..

THE FABULOUS SONGSFRESS. OF BLAMKUR

London, July 14,

WHE offelally scrutched from the King George VI and Queen Elizabeth Stakes * 0600 ĠMT today,-Reuter,

RESULTS

Today's results were:

NATIONAL LEAGUE

Milwaukee Chicago

93 -112-001-000 300-011-61x 10-13-4 Prince. Jay 10), MeMahon (7), Glaze (0) and Crandall: Anderson, Henry (4), Averill, 6. Taylor (61

WP-Henry RS-Valls Averill (0th).

(0-4). LY-JAY (3-0). Arron (th),

AMERICAN LEAGUE

03-003-020—0—0—0

Cleveland

Score (3-7 and Fitzgerald, Brown · (0) Ford, Duron 10) and Birra, WP-Ford FD-0).

work 010-000-C0RR

(1st Game) Kansas Cliy

..

Baltimore... 000-000-001-10])]

---Herberi~(7-ChitoDe |(6-7) and Triandos.

(2nd Game)

At Manchester: Match drawṬi. Derbyshire 150 and secondly 378 for six (J. Kelly 79, C. Leo

Kansas Cily, ... 10-000-000 1-5-0 100, D. Carr 119). Lancashire Baltimore 110-100-00x 3-B-0 837, Lancashire four points.

Kucks Dickson (8) and House;

Friandos, L Kucks (3.5). 21619-Taaby (8), Maris

At Southampton: Nottingham-Pappas (10-1) shire best Hampshire by five (12)-UPI.

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