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SATURDAY, MARCH 19, 1960.

Kops, Wattanassin in All-England

shuttle final

EASY VICTORIES OVER

KHAJADPHAI

AND KOBBERO IN SEMI-FINALS

London, Mar. 18.

Erland Kops of Denmark, the 1958 winner, smashed his way to the final of the men's singles with a crushing 15-5, 15-3 victory over Thanoo Khajadphai of Thailand in the All- England Badminton Championships at Wembley tonight. The Dane, brilliant overhead, produced every stroke in the book with immaculate ease and Khajadphai, who appeared to be suffering from nerves, had no chance.

The other semi-final was won by Charoen Waltonassin of Thailand, the favourite, who beat Finn Kobbere (Denmark) 15-11, 15-0.

Wattanessin wou with sur- prising ease against a man who was expected to extend him to the lant In fact, however, it was a case of the superbly at Wattanassin dominating the proceedings and leading all the way.

Women's singles

Theast British hope in the singles, Scottish international Wilma Tyre, was completely routed by Judy Devlin (USA) Гл

the the semi-Anais of

women's event.

Miss Devin, three-time win- her and hot in pursuit of her fourth e, never allowed Miss Tyre to sellle down. In a brilliant all-court display she romped homo 11-0, 11-1.

The foal will be an all- American affair for in the other semi-final, Margaret Vamer proved for too powerful for Prntunng Pattabongse of Thai- land, winning 11-2, 11-0.

player Unlucidest

of the evening was Englishman. John Beat (Kent) who had to snatch

Gilroy defends

titles today

Belfast, Mar. 18. Undefeated Freddie Gilroy, who collected three bantam- weight boxing titles in the space of ten months last year, risks then all here tomorrow night.

Gilroy defends hts British, European and Empire Cham- plonships against Billy Rafferty, of Glasgow, in a contest which could ruin alt the carefully laid world plans for tting him a

le fight this year--Reuter.

garnca

Varsity golf

London, Mar. 18. Cambridge bent Oxford 3

2 in to

an Inter- University golf match today, played at Royal Lytham, Lanca- shire.-AFP.

Sports Diary

TO-DAY Facing First Day of Tenth Race Me÷ling. Happy Valley, 2

Pan Cricket

1st Division: Recreto v Drigade.

Boccer

Eart

Division:

(CH) 400 m.

CAA v Sing Tao

Réserve Division; CAA v Bing Two (CH) 3 p.m.; Kitchee v CMB (639) 4.30 p.m.

2nd Division: TLEME v APS (09)

3 p.m.; Telephone Y soms (Navy)

4.30 p.m.4 Taikou v Prison

in the semi-finals of the mixed doubles a company with his

Miss Audrey Worrell to lead county colleague Marshal, because of ill-health.

Results

'

MEN'S SINGLES Bemi-finals

beat E. Kops (Denmark) Khajadphal (Thailand) 15-3, 15-3,

Wattarmasin Thailand beat F. Khero Denmark) 18-12 13-8.

WOMEN'S INOLES

Bemi-Drita

*

Mi M Varner (USA) beat Mi P. Pattabongo (Thailand) 11-2, 11-9.

C. WATTANASSIN

Miss J. M. Devlin (USA) beat Miss

W. Tyre (Scotland)

MIXED DOUBLE

Today's results, were:

Semi-finals Kobbero and Mr K., Thorndah! (Desk) wolked iver 4. Des and Mist A.M. J. Marshall (England).

SIEN'S DOUBLES

Third round

W. Indies XT

to Australia

Georgetown, Mar. 18. The West Indica Cxleket that Board today confirmed Frank Worrell will lead and Gerry Gomes will manage the

West Indies team

to tour

Australia late this year.

It named Max Marshall 05 Assistant Manager, and named

no Vice.Captain,

OSUJ

had

con- The Board said it sidered

of tho

Roy Gilchrist, the West Indian pace. bowler who was dismissed from the team and sent home during Inst year's tour of India and Paklatan.

The Board held that it was "not yet in the best interests of west Indian cricket" to reinstate Gilchrist for Uve Australian tour,AP.

MOST VALUABLE SOCCER -PLAYER IN BRITAIN-

Ex-Huddersfield inside-forward Denis Law is the most valuable foolboller in Britals Loday. In terms of hard essb. Manchester City secured his transfer last week for a wim reported to be in the region of £48.000. The previons highest transfer fee in Britain was $45,000, paid for, Albert Quixail The record transfer fee for any British footballer Is the £05,000 pald by Italy's Juventus Cab for John Charles.

Photo shows Deals Law Pondering over his next move In a domino match with Huddersfield team-mate Gordon Law.

has come

come for

The time has

a world-wide ladies' tennis Cup competition

Says JOHN COTTRELL

France to

stage Open

tennis tourney

in May, 1961

Paris, Mar. 18. France will organise an Open Lawn Tennis Tournament In May, 1961 if the International Federation mooling here las

July given approval to such

tournaments, usually reliable sources said here tonight.

Cirotienu,

Jack Kramer, the American promoter, tonight met M. Guy De Bazilac, President of the French Lawn Tennis Federa- tlon, and M. Roger head of the Federation's technl- cal committee, to discuss pros- pects of an Open, Tournament in France.

Kramer proposiced that the tournament should be held at the Stode Roland Garros here In September of this year, but the French officials sald would not be possible organise it in so short a time.. Router.

Stathams have happy

reunion

it

to

Manchester, Mar. 18. Brian Statham, England

and

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The American girls hold the Wightman Cup but not one of them holds a major singles title.

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ternational contest.

poor condition had brightened How should a new "World up after seeing him. Cup" be organised? Ono sug- gestion is that each country should lake li in turn to stage the contest near the time of their national championships. The four-nation contest could

The boy had been worried be- cause he had been expecting him this moming.

is steadily swinging. And for the crowds,

It has been suggested before first time the Wightman Cup holders can no longer be re- that other countries should be chain-allowed to compete. But never Kobbero and P.E. Nielsen (Den-garded automatically as

before has the iden been worth- mark) beat fleah Hock-heng (Malaya) pions of the world. and F. Sumuvilla (Indonesia) 15-1.

The time has come, I sug- | while.

"I am very thankful to the 10-3.

resi, when the Cup contest Now at least two countries

MCC for the way they have let me cut the remaining part of to could provide arong opposition should be thrown open other

new to Britain and America. They be held on a knock-out or the tour," Brian said. countrien. Or & world-wide competition should (are South Africa and Australfa, | polnis table basis. And each in- be devised on the lines of the Over the past two years ternational, I suggest, should Davis Cup,

Bouch Africa has developed comprise four singles and one info

major

in doubles match-as in the Davis Dower women's tennis, with such Cup. powerful players na

Kops and K.A. Nielsen (Denmark) beat Wattemusela and Khajadpisat 10-10, 16-14.

ft. Durch ond J. Hammergaurd URAsin (Denmark) beat ». Dahlberg and G. Webkqvist (Sweden)

17-15, 13-15, 16-13

italyal beat 11.7. Findlay and

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Tradition dies hard and no harder than in Britain. But 1 can see no strong argument for keeping that one-sided Wight- Mies Y Kelly and Min M. man Cup contest in its present O'Sullivan (Ireland) beat Mm G. Barrero and Mira M. Rooke (England) | form. 15-11. 16-12.

Consider the facta. Inaugurated Miss Varer (ESA) and lies in 1923, the Cup has been won Paltabongse. (Thailand) beat Mim 1. Bes and Mrs It. Smyth (Ireland) by the United States 28 times to 18-20, 10-5-AFF.

Britain's five, And In the United

Australian gold rush

*

Asked how he thought Eng- land would fare in the final Test without himself and caplain Poter, May who has also come The home for health reasons he said: "I think we will finish the series either one or two ̈up,"im Chine Mail Speclui,

Sandra The Wightman Cup? iteynolds. Renee Schurman | Americans have won it often and Bernice Care,

enough. They deserve to keep it.

London Express Service.

New stars

Now we have

the long- awaited emergence of two pre- sur-Mar- mising Australian garet Smith, 17, and Jan Lehane, 18.

Strangely there have been no serious women challengers, from Australia until now, though the country has provided 12 Wim- bledon men's singes Analists since the war. In the future,

force in women's tennis.

No woman has over retained an Olympic sprint title. But judging by currunt form, Austraila should be a dangerous

Australia's Butty Cuthbert has a splendid chance of achieving that fast in Rome this year.

of

And she could go much further. She could become the mbet successful woman athlete ever to compete in the Olympics. Holland's Fanny Blankern-Koen

hok's the record number four Olympic gold medals - All collected at the 1943 Gamer Belty Cuthbert can bring her tally to live by win- ning the 200 motres and 01 Iprint relay gold medal Rome.

lected a third gold model as, Shirley is also making a come "anchor woman" in the Australian relay team.

Now she is favourite for the 200 metres again. For she has held the world record of 23.2 sec. for three years and this week she has retumed that Ume--a new world record- for the 220 yards.

Only one woman has so far won Individual gold medals at two Misa Cuthbert, a peacher-and-separate Olymples: Australia's Shirley Sirickland, winner of blonde won the Olympic 100 and 200 metres at i the 80 matres hurdles at Hol- Melbourne in 1950, Bhg col sinkt and Melbourne.

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bock this season, in the hope But unfortunately sho lacks

of adding to her collection of players of sufficient calitee three gold, one silver and three bronze Olympic medals.

Tennis upset

With such outstanding women- athletes, and men like Elliott,

Alexandria, Mar. 18, Thomas and Power, it is no

There was on' upset today in wonder that Australians are the semi-finals of the men' confident of winning a feast singles at the Alexandria Ten- six athletics medals in Rome. nis Championships when Italy's Certainly they should Improve Nicola: Ploteangell was beaten Jovanovitch. on their total of 10 gold by the Yugoslav medals at Moibourne. For Jovanovitch-won 0-3, 2-0, 0-4,

"water

arg 0-4. bobler* showing Bach sotiational The other sani-Onst went to Dorm that some experts be- Englishman Bobby Wilmots who lieve they can win ALL the beat the

New Zealander swimming events in Romo, Otway 8-0, 6-3, 6-8-AFF.

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