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7 TIMES-THEN DOES A HAT-TRICK

London, June 24. Geoff Griffin, South Africa's · controversial pace bowler, was no-balled seven times, then performed the hat-trick, on the second day of the second Test against England at Lord's here.

England, who had 347 for five į on the board before Griffin's hat-trick, finished the day on 382 for eight in their first innings.

Grin, who was called Ave times yesterday for throwing, had six calls against him today for the same offence, and one for dragging. But his hat-trick. the first by a South African in a Test, was ample compensation.

Scoreboard

FIRST. INNINGS England

Cowdrey e McLean b Griffin Subba Row low Adcock... Dexter & McLean b Adcock Barrington low Goddard Smith & Waite b Griffin Parks Fellows-Smith b

Adcock Walker b Griffin Illingworth not out Trueman b Griffin.

B. Statham not out

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He had Mike Smith caught for 98 with the last ball of his 13th over of the day. and bowled Peter Walker (52) and Freddie Trueman (9) with the first and second of his follow-J. ing over.

Good start

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Total (for eight wickets) 362

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Opening batsman Raman Subba Row gave England a good start today by taking his over- night 36 not out to 90, scored in just over five hours with five Adcock fours. But much the fastest | Griffin scoring in the match came in the | Goddard sixth wicket stand between Tayfleld Smith and Walker, which put on Fellows-Smith 120 in two hours 20 minutes.

Byes 6, legbyes 14,

Wicketfalls: 1-7, 2-100, 3-105, 4-220, 3-227, 6-347, 7-360, 8-300. Bowling to date

Smith, after a quiet start, noballs 11-Reuter. flogged the bowling after tea

and it a six-with which he passed his half-century--and ien fours. Only one short of his century, he tried a big hit off Griffin and gave Waite a catch behind the stumps.

Walker was pinned down for

a long time on 24, but he then opened out and lofted two huge sixes off Hugh Tayfield to reach his half-century in two hours 24 minutes. Then he, too, fell victim to Griffin, and the South African pace

man made

Test history by clean bowling Freddie Trueman with his next delivery.

Yorkshire still at top of County table

U.S.

OMR W 36 11 70 3 30 7 87 4 31 6 98 1 26 9 84

WIMBLEDON TENNIS Buchholz, Gaertner in

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RUSSIAN PLAYER EXTENDS MISS HARD

London, June 24.

It was another on-off-on day for players today at Wimbledon, where rain again interrupted the Lawn Tennis Championships.

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year-old American, who just Noel Grinda by 6-3, 9-6, 8-6, 6-4 HONG KONG & SHANGHAI delivery enquiries to clinched his unfinished third in another game resumed from

singles match against last night. round massed, mey clouds let fall the

Australia Bob Mark before Majestic play

Brazil's Maria Bueno,

rain which had threatened all While the men were clearing day. He won 8-4, 15-13, 7-5, up the remaining third round) taking half an hour today to wingarnes, the third set and reach the last defending sixteen.

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gave one of her majestic exhibi- The Hongkong and Shangham Bons of virile play. sweeping aside Australian Margaret Hellyer. 6-0, 6-0 to enter the quarter-finals.

The aft 2in youngster is rank- ed last among the eight seeded

Miss Karen Hentze, 17-year- men, but on form so far he could threaten the more fancied stars.old United States junior cham-

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promoter Jack pion, for whom a big future is Kramer is among those who forecast also won through to the rate him to be the finest last eight-a fine performance it young prospect in tennis to her first Wimbledon. She beat another 17-year-old making her day.

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avallabte 13th Yesterday Thomas Lejus, often, experienced, Tallinn, took a set off Austra appearance. Reply Bex 80, "China July. Wuling to travel. Altracuve

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Portmarnock, June 24. Sammy Snead shot a four-under-par 35-33-68 today to tie with Belgium's Flory Van Donck for the 86-hole lead in the International Trophy and Canada Cup golf., championship while Arnold Palmer's 34-37--71 helped give the United States the team lead with a total of 279.

1-0 lead in the decider, having London, June 24.

When the halfway mark was Luca shot 71's today. Canada's won the second set 6-2, Yorkshire remained at the top reached in the four-day, 12- Al Balding shot a fine 70 for a Less than two hours' play was the County Cricket hole competition, it wee "The 142, which put him in a tie with possible today because of the

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Yorkshire were left to score 221 in two hours for victory and though they had an early fright never looked like losing.

Yorkshire head the table with

Snead had a total of 159. He had opened with a 71 on this 7,093-yard, par 36-36--72 course, and his second crack at it was good enough to match the hand- some Van Donck.

The Belgian added a 71 to his

an average of 9.69 with Middle-opening 68 to share the individual

sex, still in second place, with lead. 8.54.

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At Leicester, Dave Larter, Northamptonshire's 6. 72ins. game after an opening round 69 pace bowler, captured five wic-and had to play "belier than I kets for 20 and Leicestershire know" to card his 71 for a 140 followed on 224 runs behind. lotel which dropped him one

Top score of the day, in which stroke off the pace in deadlock rain generally interfered with with Gary Player of South most matches, was the 85 by Africa.

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