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THE CHINA MAIL MONDAY, MAY 16, 1960.

England sink into soccer depth

Qualifiers for

French tennis

tournament

Paris, May 15.

O'Brien

South Africa's R. Mandels- tam. Australia's J.

New and Mark Otway of Zealand today qualified for the men's singles of the French International Tennis Champlon- ships, which open here on Tuesday, by winning through qualification the preliminary. rounds,

Results of the qualification

BEATEN 3-0 BY MORE EXPERIENCED AND TALENTED SPANISH XI

Madrid, May 15. more experienced and talented Spanish team added to England's international soccer troubles today when they beat them 3-0 in the giant Santiago Bernabeu Stadium here.

matches played today were as After their recent string of international Timandra wins

follows:

Third round

M. Drisald! (Italy) beat E. Argon (Uruguay) 6-1, 6-2, 6-3.

P. Julabert (France) won by a walkover.

Alain Bresson (France) beat Istevan Plecevic (Yugoslavia) 6-3, 6-3, 6-0.

(South Africa)

J. Hammill beat R. Siska (United States) 6-2, 6-3, 6-0.

Jean-Claude Barclay (France) beat J. Mey (France) 6-2, 5-7, 8-2, 0-2.

F. Stolle (Australia) beat A Gaertner (South Africa) 4-8, 6-4, 8-0, 0-1,

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failures, England had hoped to regain some of their stature as a leading soccer nation, but they could never match the artistry of the Spaniards

who overcame conditions more suited to English football.

Torrential rain saturated the ground before the match, but this proved no advantage to a nervous, ragged England side.

The Spaniards were not too happy in the conditions, but were still superior and led 1-0 at half-time with a goal by

38th minute.

Pearce (Australia) beat E.Inside-left Joaquin Piero in the Martinez (Spain) 6-3, 1-8, 4-6, 6-4, 6-3:

P. Konda (Czechoslovakia) beat F. Nys (France) 6-2, 6-3, 10-B.

Fourth Round (Winners qualify for the first

the round

International

tournament proper).

R. Mandelstam (South Africa) beat Challi Laheen (Morocco) 2-0, 0-2, 84, Bata

J. O'Brien (Australia) beat A. Ochoa (México) 6-3, 6-4, B-2.

Mark Otway (New Zealand) beat Jacques Thomas (France) 8-3, 6-1, 6-4-AFP.

Tennis win for French club

Paris, May 15. France's Tennis Interna- Brilain's tional

beat Club Tennis International Club here

matches by today

nine eight.

49th encounter It was the between the two clubs and the games were played at the

Scored twice

After substituting Lafs De Sol for Jesus Pereda outside-right just before the interval, the Spanish forward Iine moved more smoothly in the second half and Eulogio Martinez, a tireless worker at inside-right, scored twice in the 79th and 85th minute.

Slick and accurate passing by

the Spaniards brought them victory in a match which was peor quality and lacked ex- citernent,

This may have been due to the small attendance of 50,000 -less than half the capacity of the stadium...

upon The Spaniards looked the match as a pointer to the 'Union games with the Soviet in Moscow on May 29 and it Madrid on June 9

The England players were

down. to tense and never settled

They fought determinedly, but this quality alone could not

the control. PEY balance

ability their

ut technical

Roland Garros Stadium. pattern weaving opponents.

AFP.

Router

European Davis Cup quarter-finalists

London, May 15.

European champions Italy defeated Hungary-3-2 today and completed the quarter-finals set-up in the European Zone of the Davis Cup Lawn Tennis competition.

MONACO WINS FRENCH FOOTBALL CUP

Tune-up fights postponed

Baltimore, May 15.

the French

1,000 Guineas

ABOVE: Participants and officials pose for a group photo before the start of the second annual " marathon swimming event of the Hongkong Amateur Swimming Association at Plover Cove yesterday. BELOW: Mr A. de O. Sales, President of the Hongkong Amateur Swimming Association present- ing the cup to Wan Shiu-ming, winner of the event.

China Mail photos.

* Paris, May 15. Feron Gay De Rothchild's

Timandra Won the Poule : +2. D'Ei De Popliches, the French 1,000 Guineas, st Longchamp today,

Timandra, ridden by Jean- Pierre Boullenger, won the mile race by a length from Mme.. G. Courtois Poward, with M. A. Dechezlopetre's Noix De Coco a bead further behind.

Mr Winston Guest's Barbares- que was fourth, two and a half lengths behind Noix De Coco.

Timandra (Court Martial- Rain forced postponement of

last night's tune-up fights, in- Brief Candle) started favourite volving world welterweight in the field of 12., She paid 3 champlon Don Jordan and new francs 20 centimes for a of one new franc. former world middleweight win stake champion Sugar Ray Robin-Place dividends were 1.80, 3.70 son, until-Monday night and and 6.10.

that brought some Worry Jordan might withdraw from hly bout.

4

M. M. Lehman's Mincio Won the Foule D'Essal Des Poulaine, the French 2,000 Guineas.

Minclo, ridden by Fred Pal- mer, scored by a short head in a photo-finish with Mrs R. Strassburger's Pen Mane, mount of G. Thiboeuf.

Jordan is to box Candy Mc- Farland in the tune-up here, then defend against Benny Parel of Cuba at Las Vegas, Nevada, on May 27. The Nevada Athle

M. E. Masurel's Clairionneur tie Commission had been un-

was third in the field of seven, happy about ibis luneup, fear- ing Jordan might suffer an in-tree-quarters of a length fur

ther away-Reuter. jury which would cancel the Las Vegas bout.

When the postponement was announced, it caused four hours. of trans-continental telephoning between Maryland State Athle- tie officials and Jordan's mann- ger, who is in Los Angeles,

However, the Nevada Com mission stated last night that it does not object to this two day postponement, although it will object if there is further delay Thus it appeared Jordan could go through with the match against McFarland.

Robinson boxes Gonzales-UFI,

Pedro

Boros takes first place in Colonial

Manchester United's

first win in

American tour

New York, May 15,

A goal by Alex Dawson in the 30th minute of the second half helped Manchester United of Eng- land to score its initial football victory on its North American tour by defeating the German-American Soccer League All-Stars,

2-1.

In an earlier game Munich 1860 of West Germany! edged out the American SoLDET

golf tourney League All-Stars, 3-2.

For a while it appeared the

International

Brilliant win by Oxford eight in French Regatta

The

WAN SHIUMING WINS MARATHON SWIM

U.S. BASEBALL

Orioles share AL lead with double

victory over Chisox

New York, May 15.

The Baltimore Orioles continued as the early sur- prises of the American League season today when they swept a two-match series from the Boston Red Sox and gained a share of first- place with the Chicago White Sox..

AMERICAN LEAGUE

Rookie left-hander Steve Barber pitched a three-hitter to Baltimore win the first game, 2-1, and Hal Boston

Brown and rookie right-hander

combined Chuck Estrada

to take the second game. 7-4.

The victories stretched the Orioles' winning streak to four games and led them with the White Sox, each with a 14-10 season record.

Under protest Early Wynn, who had failed to win in five previous staris, pitched a five-hitter to win the first game for the White Sox, 4-0, but the Indians won the second game, 6-3, on Harvey Kucan's three-run homer the 10th

White Sox manager Al Lopes played the second game under protest because Pete Whisenant, whose transfer to the Washington Senators al- ready had been made public, as a pinch. WAS announced hitter for the Indians in the seventh inning.

The Kansas City Athletics

+

100-000-100-20

003-000-100--

Barber end Courtney; Camle, Borland (8), Sturdivant (8). Fornicles (9), and H. Sullivan,

W-Barber (2-1). L-Casalu (2-1).————— Home, runa-Baltimore, Breeding

*(Bécond Game)

().

Baltimore 800-010-000-Jun&u=] 000-200-005-£~9–0 Boston

Brown, Estrada (8), and Courtney r. Bulliven, Borland (1). Hillman 16), Furniejes (7), and Oil, H. Sullivan (7). W-Brown

(1-2).

(3-0), L-F. Sullivan

New York ..... Washington Ditmar

511-101-002-11-11-1 000-000-101-nişanə and Howard; Clavenger, Lee (1), Kralick (B), Fischer (3), and Battye. -

W-Ditmar (2-0), L-Clevenger (1-2).

Home runs-New York, McDonald (2), Kubek (3). Washington, Battey (5) Lemon (B).

крицети

(First Game) Kansas City... b10-000-300-500 Detroit

000-000-0000-0 B. Dailey and Chiti; Monsi, Slam- Proch ), and Wilson.

W-B, Daley (2-2), L-Moss! (1-9). Home runs-Kanssi City, Cerv 2

(Second Gamej

Kansas City 020-100-910-1-11-1 101-000-015-0--4-10-2 Detroit

Hall, Kutyna (7), Herbert (8).. Trowbridge (0), and Cati; Burnage, Morgan 18), Foytack (10).

W-Trowbridge (1-1). L-Foytąck

(2-3).

(5). Macon, May 15. Oxford University eight won brilliantly against a selection of won both games against the Detroit Tigers, 5-0 and 5-4, and France's best oarsmen in the New York Yankees beat the the International Pre- Washington Senators, 11-2, in Olympics Regatta here in other Sunday games, Eastern France today. Oxford covered the straight 2,000 metre downstream along the Stone in 6 minutes 0.9 seconds to finish half a length ahead of the French Federa- tion's Selection, whose time was 8:03.2.

COLITSE

They were followed by the French Army's Joinville

Fort Worth, May 16. task of playing two games with- } women's soccer Battalion, 6:10.9; Basses Seine, noted for taking the big ones, for the

Jullus Boros, the man who's in 24 hours would be too much!

British footballers.

Churber

won

No-hitter

Home runs-Kansas City, Chili (2). Detroit, Chrisley (3), Cery (8).

Chicago Cleveland

(First Game)

000-100-1200 000-000-000-06–)

(9), and Nixon,

Wynn and Lollar; Perry, Grant

W-Wynn (1-2), L-Perry (1-1), ! (10 Innings)

In the National League, Don Cardwell, who came to the Chicago Cubs in a desperate search for a front line pitcher, hurled a no-hitter today to beat the St Louis Cardinals

000-003-000-0--3-2- 4-0, in the second game of a Chicago.

| Cleveland 000-100-101-3-B1(0) double match,

Donovan, Baurmann' (7), Staley The League-leading San Fran-, and Brown, Lollar (8) Stlaman the Los Bell (6), Kilppstein (6), and

W-Klippstein (1-0), L-Staley

· Hame runs-Cleveland, Kuena (1),

NATIONAL LEAGUE

6:116; and a mixed French cisco Giants nipped

Angeles Dodgers, 2-0, The Mil-Romano, Nixon (8). team, 6:20,8.. Caracas, May 18.

British Darswes tag Miss Waukee Braves topped the Pitts-

(3-1). rammed down a 20-foot birdie Tay trailed, 1-0 by half-time

theburgh Pirates, 4-2, after a 6-4 Peneloge putt on the 17th hole today to but displayed a revitalised at- Corinthians of England and win first place.In the 30,000 tack in the second half. Man- Odeca of Costa Rica ded 1-1 women's skiffs event, with Mme defeat and the Cincinnati Reds Sweden coused a minor up-dollar Colonial National Invita- chester arrived early on. Sunday last night in the first fans of Renee Camu, of the French bounced back from a 14-3 loss set by defeating Spain 3-2. Jantion Golf Tournament.

morning from Toronto, Canada, the International Women's Saint Quentin Club, recond, marked by a free-for-all to down

Football Tournament.

the Philadelphia Philles, 5-1, in Erik Lundquist took the Swedes He had 280 for 72 holes,

No time was taken, where they held the Heart of.

controlled Corinthians

the Midicthian to

Federation's other National League games. The 2-2 draw on

French Into the last eight with a 9-7,

at the start, but then selection won the international

Results over Spanish

Saturday night, 6-4, 6-3 victory No. 2 player Manuel Santana

The American side took the Odeca came back and evened up coxed fours in 6 mins 8.8 seca, Chemeri Valverde The See Club of Zurich, only lead in the 19th minute, Cart the action. the other second round All

wife of

the foreign entry, finished fourth Fister scored after a sustain | Betancourt, matches went strictly according

Paris, May 15. Monaco won the French Foot-10 form. ball Cup when they beat Soint Etienne four goals to two after extra-time before 40,000 specta- tors at Colombes Stadium here today.

The quarter-final matches v-nues to be arranged) to be played on June 12 are:

Belgium v. Britain; Denmark Chile; France; Italy v. den v. West Germany.

Final socand-round results

were:

In' a spectacular and hard" fought final the teams battled to a one-all half-time score and then a two-all full-time score after regulation time...

Monaco slammed in the two Cup-winning goals during the extra 30 minutes play.

Prince Rainier and Princess Grace of Monaco saw their tegn win the cup for the first ime in the history of French football-AFP,

DRAWN MATCH

Athens, May 15.

The Brazilian soccer tearn

13 Paris France beat Argentina 5-0.

In Scheveningen -- urat Holland 5-0.

Vienna--Denmark

Austria 3-2.

In Stockholm Sweden Spain 3-2.

Britain

beat

Gene Littler finished a stroke behind at 281; and tied with Kel Nagle of Sydney, Australio. Both shot 72's on the Anal round, two strokes off the 70 pace set by Boros.

game

Defending champion Portugal plays Italy in the second game tonight.

Results

of today's matches

are:

England's Under-23 XI

ed more by the forward line. Venezuelan President, gave die in 659.9.-Reuter, Other leaders included Gary

A foul by Anton Resznecki, starting kick-off. Player of Johannesburg, Souththe G-A right full-back, opened Africa, who scored a last-round the way for Manchester's tying 73 for a 287 total.-AP.

goal. Albert Scamion started the move by taking an indirect free-kick from the left wing. In the flurry that followed Sea- mus Brennan managed to tap the ball into the net,

Belgian wins Tour of Spain bicycle race

Bilbao, May 15,

That seemed to hearten the visitors. One of their attacks proved successful when DawEON blasted the ball into the net after his teammates worked the: Franz De Mulder of Belgiumball deep into the G-A territory. boat won the Tour of Spain bicycle He also won the race today. first helf of today's 110- kilometre stage from Bilbao to Guernica.

In Monte Carlo-Chile beat Monaco 3-2.

AP.

PORTUGUESE

SOCCER

CHAMPIONS

Lisbon, May 15.

In Brussels Belgium Brazil 3-2.

beat

The gruelling 17-day 3.520- kilometre race started in Gijon

In Budapest-Italy Hungary 3-2.

beat

on April 20 and finished here today. Eighty riders from Epain,

The Portuguese soccer club

&

and the Greek Ack team drew in Warsaw West Germany 1-1 bere today. The half-time boat Poland 4-1-Reuter score was 0-0.—~AP.

AP.

THE GAMBOLS

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LET AN HAVE TWO SEATS FOR

THE NOW MUSICAL

WONDERFUL: -

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TO PAY MORE THAN

THE USUAL PRICE

France, Pelgium, Laxembourg, Benfica, today won the League Italy and Spain started the race Championship by a 2-1 away and only 24 Anished-AP// win against Leixoes-AP.

by Barry Applebi

I'M SO EXCITED

TO DE GEEING

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THEATRE

IN THE INTERVA

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Proceeds of the tournament, after paying expenses of the foreign teams, will be used to erect e building for the Caracas Bloodbank-VPĮ,

Sports Diary

TO-DAY

Men's "A" Division: SCAA V KCC; Urban Comet v CRC.

Ladies "A" Divizion: SCAA V KCC; Recreio v LC

TO-MORROW

Tennis

Men's "a" Division HKU RAF:

score convincing win

over East Germany

East Berlin, May 15.

Los Angeles 000-000-00081. San Francisco: 000-000-02x-3-7-1 Podres, Bhetty (8), and Pignatano; Antonelli and Schmidt,

W-Antonelli

(2-0).

(First game) Pittsburgh............. Miwiike) Dm

L-Podres

400-000-200-5-15-0

00-1-000-211—67-1 Harddix: Food (3). Grem (0. Umbright (8), and Burgee, špačií, Busts (9), and Crandall.

"W-2tidőtx • (2-1).; L-Boshn- -(9-1). Home Runs -- Plitburgh, Skin- ner (6), Stuart (1), Hosk (0), MAIL- waukee, Crandall (8). Ameda" (7).

(Second Game)

Pittsburgh 100-000-00-2-11-1 Milwaukee 200-001-0032--4-10-2 Daniel Glei (8), and Smith; Pizarro, Mebration (0), and Lau,

W-PILASTO (2-1). L-Daniels 11=0);" Boms, rune --- Milwaukee Akron *(8).

(First game)

Philadelpika

310-12-041-14-14-0 Cincinn... 010-000-311-0 Conley andh Nemenang Melish, Bronzan_ (6), Bauchez

(8), Hook

England came back from being a goal down in 17 teen (5) (B), and Balley, House

minutes to beat East Germany 4-1 here today"-conley (-1) L-McLiah (2-5),

in their Under-23 Soccer International,

The hard-tacking Engand CRC (1) V SCAA (1); Recreio (3) Leam, quick to seize opportuni Recreio U2 HKCUSA V KTⱭčk

Section 8" CRC (2) FORC; ties, all through the match, were

LRC v KITC; HKOC v Recreio (2). Ladies B Divion: CBC y LAC

(1) KCC UC..

Road, #....

Mortier

BKFC Council Meeting. Sport Japanese swimmer

breaks own world record

GAS FOR JOY

on terms again within two (3) Cincinnati. Conzalez 13). minutes. They slammed in Philadephia three more wouls in the second Cincinnat half to soopea convincing win. Before me England wore beginning to get on top with quick backling and prep! sign passing. But East Ger many remained dangerous, and in one second-half spil of 20 minutes Tony Macedo, the Erg land goalkeeper, brought off spectaculier saves.

Inside forwards Riess and Erier were prominent for East Germany in these raid,

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and

* Home, rum Philadelphia, Callison.. (3), Curry (3), Newman (1), Herrera"

(Segond gwrnie)

000-000-200 410-101-20%- Robinson, Farrell, (7). Dalrymple: - Newcombe, Henry and Dallener.

W-Newoombe (3-1) Robinson. (0-3)-

Home runs-Cincinnati, Robinson (0), Ball (3):

(Second Clame) st Louis, 400-000-0000km

10000121004 Chicago.

Mebanie and Senith; Cardwell' mid- W-Cardwell 2 (2-2) EMDantol Home rung Chlongs, Banks (7).

League: standings, including

Tokyo, May 18 Japan's No, 1 Olympic swim ming hope, Tsuyosal Yamansion, today bettered the world mark for the 200 metres treestyle As the last minutes ticked out," ugo with a fast time of two minutes the vigour and erories of the Baltimore

all games played today are:

AMERICAN LEAGUE

01.1 seconds, the newspaper England side had gained them Chicago 13 10 10 Yomiuri reported, no

almost complete command.

They are the. Fest Germans Boston by no respite, batterme at their wash

The Hated world record is 2:01.5.

Versoal fron short rabsteiger

Kanu

which wils

Yamanaka, ka Waseda

Bit Scorers for England were Edwin Holiday (3), Ray Pointer Looduri, however, said the and Peter Dobin. Biese scored

on July 20, 1959,

Pamarinka at the time, dur

Dooyin Tokyo,

England' Berani ment Poland

ZAGUE