THE CHINA - MAIL, THURSDAY, JANUARY 7, 1980.
England 188 for three wickets MARIA BUENO VOTED
FIGHTING SECOND WICKET STAND OF 103 BY PULLAR
AND BARRINGTON
Bridgetown, Jan. 6.
A fighting second wickot stand of 103 by Geoff Pullar, who was run out for 65, and Ken Barrington, 73 not out, helped England reach 188 for three wickets by the close on tho first day of the first Test against the West Indies here to- day. Winning the toss, England had to battle all the way for runs and in the process lost Colin Cowdrey, who made 30, Pullar and Peter May, who was out for one.
who May. The left-handed Pullar and Cowdrey stood up well to the minutes for one
attack of tickle off menackig opening Welsey Hall and Center Watson, Alexander, Tho pair put on 50 in 83
. minutes beforu Cowdney war
well caught in the Sobers of Watson.
Tragedy
10
148
Fall of wickets: 1-50, 2-163,
Mike Smith, who was slips by
out to Yorkers in the Barbados match, had to come in at 13-162. crucial period with the new ball being taken at 107.
This brought Pulinr and Barrington Kotelber.
struggled
21 K. Barrington, noi oui .... F. . . May, e Alexander } run, go! 11:11 nel GETTY
the wicketkeeper, M. Smith, not out
the 11
Extras took a fire catch krw legsida.
Twice
73
....
Total for 3 wickele
Bowling Analysis
.AK
R
W
19
a
41
10 &
2
11
10
37
16
23
0
10 2
20
0
Regler.
The <rowd, remembering all
werk's failures, yelled Watson for similar treatment, bot the Worrell bespectacled Warwickshire Ramadhin
Scarlett With 100d firm player
Sobera Barrington unill the close, Barrington was again a prikr of strength. He defended s'outly me lively bouncers fornoinst
Were
Though anxious KTU
against Hall morneals
and spinner Sonny Ramadhin, K
wicket second
partnership flourished for two hour minutes while 103 runs were
SIMTRO
last
18
ackled,
Then
tragedy struck
responding
England. Pullar was slow in from both Hall and Watson and
匾
esl from at the close had hit 12 fours in
Barrington and a good throw his stas
to the wicketkeeper ran him
out,
It was
an unfortunate and
unnecessary ending to a good,
guing partnership.
Tar dismissal of Pullar made
mules.
of
23 three hours
The scoreboard
ENGLAND
(First innings)
C
the ore 153 for two and only. Pullar, run out nine runs later the West Indies C. Cowdrry, struck another big blow.
Watson
65
Sober
h
30
Top British boxing
referee
gets reprimand
London, Jan. 6.
Eugene Henderson, one of Britain's best boxing referees, was severely reprimanded by the British Boxing Board of Control today for the way he handled the British heavyweight cham- pionship fight between Henry Cooper, who retained his title, and Joe Erskine last Nov. 17 at Earls Court here.
announced
The Board
its: boxer to go to the farthest nev- decision to reprimand Herder-tral corner and not rename box- san after
Investigation in trefil ordered by the relgree brought on by a three-anal-n- to ela so,
an
half hour plea by Benny Jacobs, In addition to the reprimand
Erskine's
manager, this after-
non at London
Jacobs
claimed
that
boxer had been
his by
that in the Strictly
Henderson received a
future be should
rules obrve t216"
warning
of
oxing. struck
of the
Girl makes Indian sporting history
Bombay, Jan. 6.
A pretty girl made Indian sporting history today by planting a big kiss on Indian bats. Abbas Baig in front of 50,000 cricket fans,
man
As Baig, an Oxford reached the Blue,
pavilion at Brabourne Studium during the tea interval in the third Test against Australia the girl came up to him and calmly kissed his cheek.
Kissing in public is barred in India -- and is always rigidly cen AP. sored in films.
Gordon Rorke flown back
to Australia
British TV cameramen banned from Test match
London, Jan. 6.
Cor.
by all news organisation, in- cluding newspapers and tele- vision.
The British Broadcasting
poration and Independent Television News (onstnereisi] "Under this general principle,Į television) said tonight thai It is accepted that television their news cameramen had organizationa should nos enter been refused · access to the
into contracts for the poYCT- ground al Barbados where the
age of sporting events in pro- first Test match between Eng- ETAUNCH naites meWK COVER- land and the West Indies -new la granted to all organism" started today.
"The West Indian Board of
Cricket Control har~ replied that they are unable to give nows access because the ex- clusive right have been granted to, Mr Bário Connor." (Mr Connor is a West Indian singer and Abm slar resident In England).~
In a joint statement the BBC and ITN said: "The BBC and ITN have jointly asked the West Indian Board of Cricket Central for free access to the
MCC current
matabes for news camSTEMOI This is in accordance with the general: principio of free scoess to news accepted internationally' The BBC and ITN have asked
Police smash
Mr Connor to authorize the West Indian Board of Orloket/ Control to grant free socers tợ cameramen represoating new
FEMALE ATHLETE
OF THE YEAR
New York, Jan. 6.
Maria Ester Bueno, a Brazilian school teacher turned tennis player, was today voted Female Athlete of the Year for 1959 in the annual Associated Press poll.
organisations. They have seen Miss Bueno, 19, won both the Wimbledon and U.S.
EN AMSTERDOs that the materjal will be used in news bulletins only and will be limited to iwo mingles.
"The BBC has also offered a
contract to Mr Connor for the programme use of the film he is making of the Test matches, subject to free secos being given to дете стегашед. "Mr Connor has rejected, the request for news socess and. as a result, news caDÍOVEMEN have been refused entry to the ground at Barbados." — APP.
Garrison's of winning
hopes Pentangular Rugby
By PAK LO
title
Once again, when they were given little hope, the Police team set off on one of their fiery rampages last night on the Club ground and smashed After a Garrison's hopes of becoming Pentangular Rugby winners. fast and exciting match they left the field the deserving winners by 13 points (two goals, one try) to 6 points (two tries).
and
Police v. Garrison
a
half the Police fully deserved their win, and if they can only keep this standard up there is no reason why they should not for the first time in ages take the premier honours In the Pentangular,
Club v. Brigade
they tackled, second In the first game of the even- įpack, and though ing, which in comparison was well deserved to lose. an insipid affair, Club
Police started by tackling hard, Brigade drew 3-all, Club scoring not quite as ferociously so they a try to Brigade's penalty goal, dai_rgainst the Brigade, but still sufficiently hard to deter the Garrison, who using their threes at this staze attacked strongly.
awarded Garrison were penalty just outside the 25 but *******Davies missed and there was a Once agnézi the Pollen 8-yard serum, Police hecked. proved that they have the and, with Roberts leading, went ability to go to the top of the away in glorious bustling table and stay there, for they fool-ruch to the Garrison 25. have now beaten bolk the There the ball came from D.
to Bores who kicked Army sides. Bat, being the lineou! Police, they have drawn with: ahead. The Garrison full-backe ball od Boyes, the bottom-of-the-table Air-missed the
Kick following up hila WTH gathered and scored under the posta. Holks converted 5-0.
ken.
As they have done before, the Police pack with Roberts play in a terrific game, dominated the scrums and lineouts in the first hak of last night's game, and were in a class of their own in the loose. When in pos- session their threes Igoked the more dangerous And do fence their covering was
faultless,
la
Carrison come back into the picture in the second half and for a while I looked as if they would make it after all, but the Pollo forwards took com- minutes, the inst mand in Bombay, Jan. 5.
In a magnificent rally they had Jacobs himself
and wlth fined Gordon. Rorke, Australian Garrison reeling, was £100 for "arruing and pester-
bowler flew back lovely goal hammered in the pace had not been sent to a neutral the refere in a persistent
home by Boac plane to- coffin nail on Garrison's hopes, Gave nothing away
Cooper after the end
Brth round and that Cooper
when Erskine corner knocked down
Was
The stewards, having heard
considered 1)
the cvidence. were of the opinion that Hencier- so did not exercise the strict control over the contest as would be expected from a referee of hig experience, particularly strictly and invariably with re- gord to the rule requiring
CHESS
by LEONARD BARDEN
1840
24 212
i
(No. 57471
Here is a position from actual play: White to move and win
London Express kerkiem
and agressive manner? by- Afth and sixth
tween the rounds,
Not first time
It was not the first time that Henderson, a 54-year old Scots-
day.
Garrison played their ustal Rorke who entered a hospital game of kleking for pouch, but last week а! Алала with this time the ground gained was stomach trouble, will not be re- lost to the fiery Police forwards placed although two more Testa who gave nothing away, remain 10 be played by the Orsler and Kell also shone in the Police pack, though they
good not half
man with 20 years of refereeing ¦ Australians. experience, had trouble with the Board He rotired from refereeing for four years after throughout
Meanwhile,
cricket!
India
waxed the announcement }
fans In
were Roberts,
an investigation by the Board dignant at
of his handling in 1948 the that G. S. Ramchand, who is to world light heavyweight cham-captein India also in the Medras Calcutta Tests, had been rier lip bout between Britain's and
American Elven notice of discharge by his
the employers. won
and who
Freddie Mills Gus Lanevich, Be
Henderson resigned his licence after what he described is a vole of no confidence in bim by the Stewards
But in 1951 he had the rare Fexperience of proclainting
Briton እኛ world champion
when Randy Turpin clear ily beat Sugar Ray Robinson on points at Earls Court for the middleweight title.—MP.
Soccer result
threes
as
a
Thereafter there was no stop- ping the Police. Almost im mediately Hollls kicked ahead from the Garrison 23. LAV nissed the ball and Cullen who played a sparkling game on the wing dived on it to care. No conversion. B-0..
Off night
At this stage the Police for- through wards were whipping the lineouts and pinning Davies and McDonald before they could Bet their kicks for borich safely. But gradually Garrison, thanks to Davies kicking work ed their way back, and were
awarded throw penalties all of which Davies mised, this being one of his rare off nights.
In the second half Police sensed to Be willing to rest on their laurels and the Gare rion pack took control of forward play.
Time and again, Davies sent the als forwards deep into
with
clever ปls Police half
threes
COVITOR
The score of 3-3 tell the story of this game. Club won the serums while Brigade won the lineouts,
The Club threes handled well but did not fully draw their man, and this made the difference.
good
Championships.
She defeated Darlene Hard, 6-4, 6-3, at Wimbledon for the title and won the U.S. crown at Forest Hills, New York, by turning back Britain's Christine Truman, 6-1, G-4.
She spent most of the year touring the world and figures she appeared in
35 about tournaments and won 19 of them.
Maris received 126 of the 28% firul-place votes cast by the nation's sportswilters and sportscasters.
The only other girl to collect more than 100 Arst-place votes was Delay Rawls of Spartanburg, South Carolina, the women's professional golf champion. Miss Rawls drew 102 Arst place vales, She won 10 tournaments. `and the year's high wound up as money winner at $26.774.39.
Von Saltza third
Chris Von Saltza, teen-age swimmer from Saratoga, Cali- fornia, who wor on unpre cedented five gold medals in the Pan-American Games, Enished third in the balloting with 43 Brats. Lucinda Williams, Ten- nessee State sprinter, who won both the 100 metres and 200 metres at the Pan-American
fourth Games was
with nine Arch.
Tisa Konrads, the female half of Australia's fimots brother-sister swimming -com- bination who holds practically all the world records from 800 metres up, was fifth with two vates for Drst.
Others on the list, each with one first, included golfers Louise Suggs, Mickey
and Wright Beverly Hinson, bowfer Sylvia Wene and
Mrs tennis player Beverly Fleitz.
Misy Bueno started attracting attention when she won the Junior Girls Charaplonship in
Gligoric leads in Hastings chess tournament
London, Jan. 6. Yugoslavia's Svetozar Gligorie strengthened his lead by defeating former British champion Harry Golombek today in the 7th round of the Inter- national Chess Tourna- ment at Hastings.
Gligoric beat Golombek in 33 moves after only two hours and 45 minutes of play, to win a total of six points.
The Yugoslav is now one
ahead point
of the Soviet Union's Y, Averbakh, and one hal points ahead of and Bulgaria's M. Bobotsoy and East Germany's W. Uhmann,
A. Pernar af Spain, who one moment yesterday shared Arst place with Gilgorie, fell back to Afth place following today by Bobotsov. his defeat
as Golombek, Pomar, as well had three and a half points.
CLASSIFICATION
at
The rest of the classification was as follows:
7
C. Kalinaueur (Czechoslo vokla) with two and a half points and one game to finish.
8. Dr K. Burger (U.S.) with
Miami's Orange Bowl two years one ha a half points and one 080.
World's No. 1
game to Buish.
1. II. Hermoth (West Ger- (many with one point and one
Rape to finish.
10. W. Winzer (Britain) with to point and one game
Since then, she has marched : steady up the ladder and now
one Althoa Gibson turned with profesional, Miss Bueno is un- questionably the No. 1 women's player in the work.
But abe missed her big San- bliton --
beas Miss Gibson. Though she never did some
Lochrie bad quito a game in the centre, while Inglis at last showed a return to the form that won him his place in the Club side. Dut oddly of their buttien were olove, enough Johnson and Scruby did Maria is dark, with short not seem to hit it off, and on black hair, long legs and has an the whole this appeared to be intense look about her. She Scruby's fault, for until late in rarely wears makeup and if she the game his passes were in- | did, sho'd be a knockout, ciśned to go astray.
My father wanted me to be Brigade had Winn to get
because he is the ball for them in the line | a veterinarian out and Francis Walker to do one." she said recently. "But everything else. Walk played, instead I took up teaching. It a terriic game in the loose and was just to please him, though in defence his positioning and I'd rather play tennis” tackling were fruitless.
better
Wero
Defensively, the Club
with Bennett at full- back more then, once saving the day and also joining in the attack, though it in still Club do noticeable that the
not cover him when he moves up. The Brigade for some un- known reason would, when they
Played with 14
tb
Never smiles
She was seven when her father presented her with her first tennis racket. She played Around ber Sao Paulo home until she was 11 when she do cided to take the game serious-
ly.
the
fintsti.
RESULTS
Seventh round matches went as follows:
Gligorle beat Golombek in 33 moves after 24 hours play.
Uthmann and Averbakh drew 0-0 in 32 moves after 44 hours play.
Bobotsov beat Pomar in 89 moves after five hours' play.
The games
betweed Kottnaueur and Burger, and Hecmsoth and Winser were
djourned.
Games scheduled for the eighth round tomorrow (Thurs- day are as follows;
Gligoric Bootsov, Ponar- Koltnaueur, Burger - Ulhmatin, and Averlakh Hermsoth
Colombek-Wincer----AFP.
Sports Diary
TO-DAT Athletics Khud Race at Tam MI Camp New Territories 1.30 p.m.
TO-MORROW Football
HKFA meeting. p.m.
Sports Road
India picks 14 for
Marla has a "killer" instinct on the court She never smiles Garrison had their chanee 'touch-kicking. But touch-kick- got the ball, send it out
and her eyes bluze, She has an overpowering service and fa the second half when the ing does not score a try, and Bedo-Cox who sill lacks pene- Polloo looked tired, but their when Davies did let the Ball our tratton, whille Bennett languished rushes right behind it to
on the other wing Had the Police never settled down, the
net.—AP. Cab with Hurst looking unhappy wonderfully. At last, however, wings been reversed the in the centre, and McDonald Davies got his reward. He got would have been well beaten, and Davies not trusting their the ball from a Police misiclck back division to do anything. after a scrum and went blind Calderwood had a good game to score in the corner, No con-
Garrison Incidentally played version. 8-3.
Soon after, Davies kicked throughout with 14 men, but were easily head for A. Davies to take on Winn and Walloer at his feet and score in the cor- worth any three of the others, and with Chab by no means at 8日の No conversion. The Police suddenly realised fult strength in the pack, they that they could not afford to had it all their own way, though coast and with a bang the fois a danger in the loose.
(the "Tank” again proved that he wards started to work. Finally
Marundale was the star of ve minutes from time Boyes the Brigade threes but all his intercepted A pass from
movements were individuallstle, Davies and he and his forwards and the ball did not move out interpassed for Shelley to finish
Rainchand, who led India to victory in the Cawnpore Test, I is employed by a radio firm which objected to his absence at scrum-half und Boyce again from work for the Delhi, had his usual excellent game in
terspersed with zowe: Cawnpore and Bombay Tesis.
silly errore, Newspapers reported that the firm had rofased him leave to
In the Garrison pack Cleary fought himself to a standstHI, play in the Runje Trophy while A. Davies was always up Championships, India's mast in attack in the threes, but the Important ericketing event, 50 Garrison threes could and no he played at the first Test in answer to the rusting Police Delhi without any practice,
Josu Patel, the offspinner
for mainly
the responsible Glasgow, Jan. 8.
St Mirren Indian win in Cawnpore, has Third Lanark and drew 2-2 in a Scottish Soccer been found it by the selectors League first division match here for the next Test although he Third Lanark led 2-1 at, could not play in the Bombay today. half-time-Reuter.
execunter.—AP.
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THE BULBS CALLED
TURY WANT US TO DO WITH THEM TO TIME CHINECE. REÉTAURANT
Win For Italy
ACT.
to-
and
13-8.
fourth Test match
G
Bombay, Jan. 6, The Indian selectors today named 14 players from whom their team will be chosen for the fourth Test against Australia, starting at Madras on January 13.
בליני
off the movement with good enough to the wings.
Against
the run of play! Three members of the slide in the Anst Test at New Delhi. Hollis try beside the posts. Naples, Jan. 6.
Bede-Cox converted a penalty which drew the third Test here
Anal eleven will be Italy beat Switzerland 3-0 in converted.
are left ous-betanan | pleited on the eve of the Tork. a Boccer International here
On their play in the first half from the 25 in line with the today
this last minutes of the posts to send Brigade Into the Abbas All Baig, who is return- The Ave-match series standa day-Router.
lesd at ball time. Late in the Ing to England tomorrow to at 1-1, the Australians having second half Uttley intercepted a resume his studies at Oxford | won the first Test-China Meji pass, and kicked ahead. Thomp- | University, all-rounder Polly Special. son, the Brigade full-back, was Uniriger, who na P back caught in possession and Club { injury, and paco bowlèr Ghulaam
be Barry APR Cabre
AND BAT FOOD WITH
CHOP STICKS
REHALL I
BRING ONE FOR YOU?
AIR-INDIA
heeled and the ball went out Guard
to Inglis who scored half way
out, No conversion 8-3.
The eight third Test players lacluded are: Gularbral Ram-
In the closing minutes Beu-chand (Captain), Budhi Kunde-
Maurice Setters transferred
nett rallied the Club but they ram, Natl Contracter, Panka to Manchester U.
could not break through the Roy, Raghunath Nadkarni, Walker-pdred defence, and | Chendrakant - Borde, Ramonatli this, rather timely the game Kenny, and A. Sažim Duřank. ended
The others in the 14 krug The same scheduled for the Jasa Patel, H. B. Dosal, Mikha atternoon st Boundary Street Singhs, Manmohan Boed, A.-8. wàs not played.
KritzinawaOXY and F. T
faber.
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Pantangular table
Brigade
“PARIS-- dreams of a world for.which
Polios
Club
no dichid is good enough”
RAF
P W D L F A Ma
2
Birmingham, Jan, 0. Maurice Betters, Captain of England'a, "Under-23" Loot ballerz, was today transferred from West Bromwich Albion Do Manchester ·United for aboist £25,000,
Pader and Domi kave both.
The 23-year-old Settere, obe. made Park, appostsocos", during | of England's most controversiel I'm current series. Log-apinner playeni, went on the Pule who bawlod Ilin to list a week ago at his own re their, victory · Tek the second ¦ quest. That request, followed his Test at Kanpur, retumia after | dropping from the first teams 44′′ 1′′ [injury. Paceman Desad played ¦ AP..
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