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THE CHINA MAILI MONDAY, MAY 29, 1960.

French tennis tournament

Another soccer defeat for England Santana, Miss

HUNGARY WORTHY 2-0

VICTORS AFTER GOALLESS FIRST HALF

Budapest, May 22. Two goals by Florjan Albert, Hungary's 19-your-old quicksilver centre-forward, swept England to a 2-0 defeat in the soccer international here today.

The Hungarians did not match the "Magic Magyars" who hum- bled England 7-1 on the same Nep Stadium pitch in 1954, but they nevertheless outplayed and outsped England in the second-half and deserved their victory.

MOTOR-CYCLING UPSET

World champion John Surtees beaten into third place

Clermont, May 22.

Gary Hocking, of Rhodesia, today brought off the biggest motor-cycling surprise for a long time by beating world champion John Surtees, of Britain, in the French Grand Prix 350 cc event, that counts towards the world title. Surtees, world champlon in the 350 and 500 cc classes for the past two years, and beaten in 25 classic outings, finished third.

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M.V.

Hocking, riding Augusts, clocked one hour 20 minutes 46.7 seconds over the 153-klometre course (just over 95 miles), at an average speed of 113.82 kilometres per hour (70.72 miles per hour).

Surtees,

an M. Y. Augusta, finished the 19-lap event in one hour 21 minutes

3 so

c)

Four injured

during race

Clermont-Ferrand,

May 22. Four accidents, one of them serious marred the

"Montagne D'Auvergne" Franch International Motorcycling Grand Prix counting for the world championships here today, Rhodesia's Tony Robin- son was taken to hospital suffering from severe head Injuries after a fall on Gravenoire downhill

the

stretch.

Australia's Jack Findlay fell twice but received only light chest injuries, while his compatriot Smith Graham fell '20 metres down an embankment and WAL rushed to hospital where an X-ray showed that there were no fract-

fures,

The fourth viction of this dangerous circuit was the Parisian Bertrand whe was taken to hospital when he overturned his machine and received bad bruises.

the

40.0 seconds. He clocked fastest lap, covering the eight. kilometre circuit (bout five

miles) in three minutes 58. seconds, at an average speed of 121.48 kph (75.48 mph).

Frantisek Stastny, of Czecho- Jawa was slovakia, riding a second in one hour 21 minutes 21.0 seconds.

Newcomer breaks

Indianapolis 500

trial records

Indianapolis, May 22. American race-driver Jim Hurtubise, a new camer to the famous Indianapolis motor

trial

circuit, beat two records for the track today, when he lapped at an average speed of 149.601 miles per hour,

be

Hurtubise, at the wheel of a "Travelon Special" racer, was making a trial run for the famous 500 miles race, to run this year on Miny 30.

During his trial run, he also broke the 10 miles (16 kilo metres) record for the track (four laps), averaging 149.056 mph.

The Indianapolis circuit Is two and a hali miles long (4 kilometres).---AFP.

French rugby champions

Toulouse, May 22.

Lourdes won the French Rugby Union Championship here

England started off in fine style and gave the Hungarian defence some anxious moments in the early stages of the game. Seemingly unaffected during this spell by the sultry. heat, they looked more dangerous than Hungary at the Hungarians" own quick, short-passing game.

But goals cluded England, and soon Hungary's foolball- ing machine clicked into rear. They were held score- Leas

at half-time, but after the interval they autpaced the fading English team.

Dazzling solo runs

runs

Albert's dazzling solo were always a source of danger to England. He wriggled past two defenders to scope the first al after six minutes of the minutes to go he caught England te wrong

second half; and with 14

centre-half" Peter Swan going and easily way beat goalkeeper Ron Springett for the second goal.

Apart from the lapse which this

Albert rough on

occasion. Swan played a sound Came in the dogged defence

which England out un against

Hungary's second-balt slaught

Stout defence

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Bobby Robson, the West Bromwich right-half, also played stoutly

in defence when the Hungarian heat was on in the second half..

Of the England forwards, outside-left Bobby Charlion always looked the most dan gerous, but he got little assin- Lance from

the rest of the line.

In midfield, Hungary were on top for most of the kept match through the tireless efforts of wing-halves Dezso Bundzsak and Antal Kotasz. The quick- Lackling home defence gave the England forwards little roum to move near the goal-Reuter,

IRELAND WINS AGAIN

New motor racing star lanes Ireland, who shot to fame when he beat Stirling Moss twice at Easter, did it again recently al Silverstone--but this time even more impressively, For behind him not only finished Moes, but eight of the top ten drivers in last year's world championship, including champion Jack Brabham, who was 2.6 seconds behind in second place.

Adding to Ireland's triumph was also the fact that his new Lotus averaged 108.82mph over the 150-mile race, a speed faster than the old lap record. He also set a new lap record of 111.86mph and it looks as though Ireland is consolidating his position as a dangerous threat to the world crown in only his second full ses son at the wheel.

Photo showi Ireland receiving the International Trophy from Max Aitken, chairman of Beaverbrook Newspapers--London Express photo.

Second golf title

for Bill Collins in three weeks

Hot Springs, May 22, Bill Collins, playing the best golf of his life,'won his second tournament in three weeks today is he fired rounds of

Stirling Moss wins Nuerburgring race

in a Maserati

Nuerburgring, May 22,

69 and 69 for a 13-under-per Stirling Moss, Britain's motor racing ace, won the

276 in the $20,000 Hot Springs Open.

Collins broke a second-round tie with Lionel Hebert with a seven-under-par 137 in today's final 36 holes.

1,000-kilometre (about 621-mile) Nuerbur gring Sports Car Race today for the third year running.

Driving a 2.8-litre Maserati, Californian had to pull into the Moss and bis 89-year-old Call-pits in the twentieth lap, and forian co-driver Dan Gumey the track announcer said the covered the laps in seven car had retired because of hours 81 minutes 40.5 seconds, broken oil pipe. at an average speed of 133.3

Puzejova in upset victories

Paris, May 22, Greatest surprise in the French International Tennis Championships today came in the men's singles, where little Manuel Santana, the un- seeded Spanish player, entered the quarter- finals by toppling 13th seeded Belgian ace Jackie Brichant.

Santana, who in the previous round knocked out much-fancied fourth seeded Australian Rod Layer, beat Brichant in straight sets 6-2, 6-4,

Another major upset occurred R. Emerson and N. Fraser 1in the women's singles, where (Australia) beat C. Klunke and fourth-seeded left-hander And W. Stuck (W. German) 6-2, 6-1, Haydon, of Great Britain, was | (-2.

beaten by 13th seeded Verá A. Ochoa and Antonin Puzelova, of Czechoslovakia, for Palafox (Mexico) bent Jean- a place in the last eight.

Noel Grinda and Jean-Claude Miss Haydon went down in a Molinari (France) 1-8, 8- 25 desperately close, fluctuating

match. The plump Czech chama 7-5, 0-2. pion-competing in her first Jan Eric Lundquist and Ult tournament this season--just got Schmidt (Sweden) beat P. Con- home in a tight deciding set to treras and M. Llamas (Mexico) win 4-6, 6-3, B-6.***

|§-4, 6-2, 4-8; 6-3.

Favourite

Britain's Bobby Wilson was eliminated fa" à determined

fight against American Barry Mackay, who is favourite for the men's litle and one of the two leading 'amateurs in the game.

WOMEN'S DOUBLES

Eighth Finals Miles L. Bassi and L. Pericoli (Italy) beat Miles C. Merrells Belgium) and R. Osterman (W. Germany) 6-8, 8-8.

Quarter-finals

Miss M Bueno (Brazil) and Mrs P. Hales (Britain) bret Against Wilson, the giant Mile J. Billet and Mme S. Te Mackay carried too much Besnerals (France) 6-4, 6-4. vice and Volley

and

finally won 9-7, 3-4, 4 6-4, 6-4 after two hours" and "three

minutes of interesting duelling

to enter the quarter-finals.

MIXED DOUBLES

Slateenth Finals

Miss R. Reynolds and 1.

The British girl's defeat left Vermaak

Moria

(South Africa) best

only Brazil's Maria Bueno, the Mrs Butler (U.S.) and I, Gayles Wimbledon champion and (Hungary) 6-0, 6-2. South Africa's Sandra Rey-

Bueno (Brazil) and folds surviving among the top Robert Howe (Australia) beat five women seeds

Miss H. Coronado (Spain) and L. Buding (etateless) 6-4), 6-2.

Of these two Miss Reynolds, seeded fifth, looked a potential champion in crushing twelfth seeded Lea Perfeci of Italy, 6-1, 6-2,1***

Results

Other results today were:

MEN'S 'SINGLES "Eighth ́ Finals

Q.

Miss M. Hellyer (Australia) and C. Fernandez (Brazil) beat Christiane Mercellls (Belgium) and Warren Woodcock (Aus tralla) 10-8, 6-2

Miss P. Hales (Briain) and R. Hewitt (Australia) beat Yola Ramirez and A. Ochoa (Mexico) 6-2, 6-4.

Sirola (Italy) beat P. Darmon (France) 60-3, 4-4, 4-8, Le Pericol (Italy) and 6-2, 6-4.

Anfoni Palafox (Mexico) beat The last men's singles eighth-Miss P. Stewart (US) and W. final between Luis Ayala of Alvarez (Colombia) ́6-2; 3-6, Chile and Giuseppe Merlo of 8-2. Italy was Interrupted by bad *** light when Ayala' was learling 8-6, 9-7 and 4-6. completed tomorrow.

Mas R. Schuurman and A. It will be Doelner (S. Africa) beat Miss 1. 9. Brien and Baltey (Australia) 8-2, &"AFP

WOMEN'S SINGLES Eighth Finals Miss Randrez (Mexico)

6-2, 6-3.

The 31-year-old golfer from Crystal River, Fla., had won the Houston Open in a playoff with Arnold Palmer three weeks ago to make him currently the hot-kilometres per hour (about

However, after a five-and-a- 82.83 mph),

half-minute stop, the car was test player in the circuit.

Peter Cooper of Dorado Beach,

Second place was taken-alta able to continue and Moss and Puerto Rico, Collins' room for the third year running-by Gurney, who drove for 16 laps, mate, came in a surprising Olivier Gendebien (Belgium) began overhauling the leader second with rounds of 60 and 6 with Sweden's Joachim Baunt, in the 36th lap, Moss rekent Miss & Buding (stateless) for a 278, three strokes behind nie, in a 17 litre Porsche It was only the third tourna

Their time was 7:34:32.9 ment of the season for the 45-

at an average speed of 132.5 year-old Cooper.

Lionel Hebert, lied with Col-kph (about 82.33 mph). England's Under-23 ins for the lead going into to- day, faded badly on the back nine to finish with 282 and” tlé soccer XI beaten

for 12th.

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Tel Avly, May 22.

In a sweltering heat of 86 today, beating Beziers by 14 degrees Fahrenheit an Israel points (one goal, one try and selection

beat England's 11 (one "Under-23"

tcam 4-0 after

at

two penalty goals) to

goal and two penalty goals) in leading 1-0 half-time in The final.

their friendly soccer match Lourdes led 93-3 at half-before 40,000 spectators here time.-Reuter.

today.-AFP.

Race

First Asian Conference tomorrow in Japan

opens

Tokyo, May 23.

Moss almost out Phil Hill (United States) and Wolfgang Von Trips (Germany) Poul Harney, Al Balding and care third in a Ferrari which Fred Hawkins who finished with they look over from Cliff a 66 for the tournament's best Allison (Britain) and Buy round," "lled for third with 279-Mairasse (Belgium) after the UPI.

Yugoslavia in European Nations Cup semi-finals

Belgrade, May. 22. The Yugoslavian national team today reached the semi-

35th lap.

The time was 8:35:44.1, an nyerate speed of 132.1 kph (about 82.08 mpia).

At one stage it looked as though Mose was out" or the

race,

After he and Burney had bullt up a one-ininute lead, the

IRINA PRESS

finals of the European Soccer BETTERS OWN Natons Cup competition by defeating Portugal 5-1° (half-

time score 2-1) in a return WORLD RECORD

match before à crowd of 55,000. In the first match, 'at Lisbon, Yugoslavia lost 2-1. With to day's victory Yugoslavia

better aggregate score.-AP.

а

gained the lead when Bonnder stopped for 30 seconds to hand over to Gendebien.

MEN'S DOUBLES **Eighth Finkle

The Maserati went furlber J. Arilia and A. Gimeno and further ahead, and Moss's (Spain) beat . Detald and final winning margin was almost S. Tacchidi (Italy) 4-5, 6-3, three minutes.-Reuter,

16-1, 6-9-

Manchester United beat Hearts

3-0 in New York

New York, May 22.

Manchester United of England defeated the Heart of Midlothian of Scotland, 3-0, before 10,411 spectators in their international football game at Downing Stadium today.

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Manchester Led 2-0 at halt Dawson who time.

yards out Moscow, May 22.

The Mank Pearson opened the

made several Russia's Irina' Press Improved

scoping. bija in her Pentathlon world record minute and half of play by their attempts Manchester scoring after a period but were when she obtained à total of

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Reuter

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4,902 points during an athleile dribbling past a Hearts defender brilliant saves of goadly. Harty first winners

meeting held at Tula, south of and sending the ball past goally Gregg of Manchester plus some Moscow, today. Tiss reported.

Gordon Marshall with a feint fine backing by his defence shot

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Four-game series

The Presidents of racing clubs from Asian coun-minated Portugal with

tries, jockeys, trainers and veterinarians gathered here today for the opening tomorrow CZECHOSLOVAKIA WIN of the First Asian Racing Conference.

Bucharest, May 22. The agency gave the athlete's

A scoring combination of Alex Czechoslovakia best Rumania performances as follows:

Dawson and John Gilles ao Hongkong's representatives are During their stay in Japan, a 2-0 (half-tone 1-0) to win the Mr D. Benson and Mr Alec programme of trips to Japan's first leg of their quarter-final-1.67 metres, 200-metre race The first of these came in the the Red Devils in front of the

Shotput-15 metres, high Jump counted for the other two goals.

The Manchester victory put Potis.

major stud farms and race | tic Surtees, on an M.V. Augusta,

in the European Nations 24.3 seconds. 60-metre hurdle Afth raime from the boot of Hearts in their four game series In the next six days, about 50 courses has been planned for Soccer Cup compelltion here 11.2 seconds, long jump-5.76 Dawson off a centre by Giles on during their respective tours b later won the 500 cc event with

the delegates.

1oday:

metres. team-mate Remo Venturi. of delegates from eight countries

Most

the right wing. The other goal North

America them will leave of Italy, second, and Bob Brown, or will exchange information about

The teams will play the re- Irina Press' former record was scored three minutes before the played to a 2-2 draw in Torunto They had They

Japan and return home on turri match in Bratislova, 4,880 points which she held since final whistle, also came from a week ago in the opening Ausiralla, third on á Norton. their facing procedures.

next Sunday-Reuter. will attend Japan's classic race, June 2-Reuter. Reuter

| 1959-AFT

Ineat deadline pass by Giles to match AP the Japan Derby, and lay foundations for future con- ferences.

A spokesman for the

All Blacks arrive organisation, the Japan Racing

in S. Africa

Johannesburg, May 22. The New Zealand All Blacks Rugby Union team arrived here

host

THE GAMBOLS

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Association said it was hoped the conference would bring closer relationships among the Asian countries.

The delegates represent Burina, Hongkong Zadia, Malaya, the Filippines, Singa- pore, Thailand and Japan.

by air today for their tour of On Tuesday, May 24, dele-

South Africa.

gates will be welcomed by the Japanese Minister & Agricul-

They will play 28 matches in ture, Mr Takco Fukuda.

the Union, including four During the conference, dis-

A huge crown! Alled every vantage point at Jan Smuts

port to welcome the New Zea Tand

muksion panels will be formed. Delegates will be shown a film of raping la Japan On Sunday. May 28, they will watch the Japan Derby and close the con- ference later that day,

Barry Appleby

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