1960-07-18 — Page 8

"HE CHINA-MAIL, MONDAY, JULY

Four changes in England Test team Britain triumph

DOUG PADGETT CHOSEN

FOR FIRST

FIRST TIME

ALLEN, GREENOUGH, PULLAR BACK IN THE SIDE

London, July 17. The England twelve for the fourth Test against South Africa at Old Trafford on Thursday contains one new name of Test cricket, Doug Padgett, the neat, compact Yorkshire batsman. Three others, David Allen, Tom Greenhough and Geoff Pullar, come into the 12 compared with those who reported for the third Test at Nottingham. Barber (Lancashire), Walker (Glamorgan), Mike Smith (Warwickshire), and Moss (Mid- dlesex) are standing down.

Lord's in May-end a "duck" last

The 12, with ages are:

week for the Playery M. C. Cowdrey, 27, Captain (Kent); D. A. Allen, 24, against the Gentlemen at Lord's (Gloucestershire); K. F. Bár was a disappointing outcome of rington, 29, (Surrey); E R his only other representative Dexter, 25, (Sussex); *T appearance. But it still seems Groenhough, 28, (Lancashire); that

be might surpass

his

of 41,15 and his best season yet:

R. Illingworth, 21, (Yorkshire); aggregate of 1959, when he D. E. V. Padgett, 25, (York | scored 2,181 runs for an average shire); J. M. Parks, 28, (Sus-

24, sx); G. Pullar,

(Lam- cashire); . B. Statham 30, (Lancashire): R. Subba Row, 28, (Northamptonshire) and F. S. Truman. 28, (Yorkshire),

In announcing the 12. Mr. G. O. Allen, chairman of the selectors, said that Colin Cowdrey

be

would

cap- Lain of the side for the remaining iwo games and that the intention was to

the open

baiting at Old Trafford

with Pallar and .Subba Row.

Birthday gift

This would allow Cowdrey

It seems practically certain that Padrott will get into the final eleven. Se, too, would Greenhough, who played three times against India, in 1959 and toured West Indies last win- ter without getting into the Test team.

He mixes more than

the normal number of googlles into

on smuggling

Davis Cupper South African cricket president's comments on 'throwing law

charge

Budapest, July 17. Andras Adam, also known as Stolpa, the second rated player in the Hungarian Davis Cup team was charged with smuggling today,

The Hungarian Ten- nis Federation imme- diately suspended the player until the Inver- tigation is over.----AFP.

Gastone Nencini

the 47th

wins the

De France

Tour De

FRANCE TAKES TEAM EVENT

Paris, July 17.

nis bowling, than the average Italy's. Gastone Nencini today won the 47th Tour

Jeg-spinner. A habit of running in front of the stumps in his follow-through, thereby affect- ing the pitch, led his tem- porary absence from Arst-class cricket after the second Test at Lora's last season. Having recti-

to drop down to his normal led this fault by coaching in the position at No. 4, though. Mrnets and games with the second

De France, the world's longest and toughest bicycle race over 4,172 kilometres (2,607 miles) around France, across flat lands and up and down some of Europe's highest mountain passes.

It was the first Italian victory

Allen would not commit himself XI, he returned to the Lan-in the international race since

to stating exactly when Cow-cashire side and was chosen for

the itnal Test at the Oval, drey would bal.

The news came as a pleasant birthday gift for Padgett, who is 26 on Wednesday. He has long been talked of as a batsman ol Test class and few will doubt that he has earned his chance. He has been one of Yorkshire's mat consistent batsmen

and his aggregate of ¦ summer 1,146 runs up to the current match at Sheffield contained Ave centuries.

this

not have much Padgett did success on his only tilt with the South Africans so far this season he was twice caught off Goddard, for spores of 20 and

Ironically

more

Ironically, the inclusion of Greeahough probably led to the exclusion of his county captain, Barber, a more orthodox leg- break bowler, Barber has been giving

overs to Green ~ bough, who bas bowled well. After taking only 26 wickets in the first ter matches, he has captured 50 in eleven games Latter sice, and during

victims have period Barber's numbered only -14.

Barber, of course, is also a the final choice there should still be plenty of runs well down in the order.

this

the late Camplonisimo Fausto Coppi won it eight years ago.

Nencini managed to win the gruelling race without winning But he any of the 21 stages. always arrived high up in the pack every day and thus turned in the smallest aggregate time.

The 21st and final stage today a 200 kilometres (124 miles) run from Troyes to the Pare Des Princes Stadium in París--was won by Jean Graczyk, of the French team,

Nencini was wildly cheered by the 30,000 crowd as he cruised around the stadium on the victor's lap of honour",

flowers.

Four jockeys injured in

Melbourne race

Melbourne, July 16. Four Jookeys, including one of Melbourne's top riders, Ken Ford, were injured when four horses crashed in the second, race si Caplileid raos coLÍZIS today.

Ford was admitted to hospi-

six, playing for the MCC at apable batsman but whatever carrying an enormous bunch of tal with a fractured skull.

OPEN PAIRS, TRIPLES BOWLS DRAWS

The following draws for the Colony Open Pairs and Open Triples Lawn Bowls Champion- ships have been announced the Hongkong Lawn Bowls As-

sociation:

OPEN TRIPLES Quarter-finals

It seems that one of the off-splaners, Allen and fling- worth, will stand down if conditions are anything like normal and Illingworth may well be the unlucky mã. These two were among the 12 numes for the first Test but subsequently Allen withdrew because of a damaged spinning linger. They were also friendly rivals during the winter in the West Indies, when Allen hit runs and look more wickets than Illingworth in the Tests.

Both played

all in matches.

With England three up in the

by more

4.

Brian Robinson and Tommy Simpson, survivors of an eight- man British team, finished 26th the and 28th respectively in overall individual classification.

Overall placings

Leading

were:

overall

placings!

1. Gastone Nencini, Italy, 112) hours 8 minutes 42 seconds.

2. Graziano Battistini, Italy, 112:13:44.

3. Jean Adria gium, 112:19:06.

Enssens, Bel-

4. Hans Junkemann, many, 112:20:03.

five

5. Joseph Planckaert, gium, 112:21:47.

Ger- Bel-

6. Raymond Mastrotto,

To be played on Sunday, July 24, commencing at 4 p.m. series and two to play, changes France, 112:24:54.

Team placings

At KFC: M. A. Baptista, were expected, though the ex- M. Q. Wong and C. C. Ma clusion of Walker will be felt if (CCC) vs A. M. Baptisto, R. only for his brilliant close-to-

France won the overall team Sliva-Netto and A. A. Gutteres the-wicket fielding. Mike Smith

has

an aggregate time (Ree).

not been on top form for event with At Recrelo: E. J. Liddell, P. Warwickshire of late and but for of 335 hours, 43 minutes, 43 Hughes and T. Kavanagh his 99 in the second Test at conda (KBGC) vs F. Lee P. K. Lau and J. S. Landolt (CCC),

Lord's he might easily have

been omitted from the Nolting-

AL PRC: C. K. Sung, G. Hong ham Test, when he was leg- Choy and G. A. Sousa (CCC) vs before ta Goddard without

F. Manson, F. Santos, and Tscoring-AFP.

Castilho (FC).

At KCC: L, M. Remedios, A. M. Alves and A. A. Lopes (Rec) vs R. W. Hollway, H. Ridsdale and R. M. Hether- ington (USRC).

OPEN PAIRS Fourth round

To be played

on Tuesday,

July 26, commencing at 5.15

p3.

FOOTBALLERS ATTACKED BY SPECTATORS

New York, July 17.

A PRC: T. V. C. Reynolds Rune Lind, of the Norrkoep- and P. B. Gardner (HKFC) vs. | Ing Swedish football team, was F. Lee and P.-K. Lau (CCC); carried off on a stretcher after a

B. Douglass and N. Fraser (TC) braw! when about 30 spectators vs E. M. Ribeiro

. Rozario (Ree).

and C. F. attacked players during the In

Other placings were:

2. Italy. 335:57:19.

3.

Belgium 836:48:44.

4. Spain. 337:85:38.

5. Holland. 337:45:38. AP

& Reuter.

Air Force Captain

wins U.S. 20km

Air

Lernational Soccer League match

A‡ KBGC: R. M. Hetherington against Sampdoria of Italy here. and H. Ridsdale (USRC) vs. today.

S. Y. Doe and W. Hong Sling

(KCC); W. Chambers and A. E.

The incident occurred about

Elliot (KDC) vs. F. Marshall four minutes from full time.

Sampdoria won the match

walking event

Balilmore, July 17. - Force Captai Rudolph Haluza won the National AAU 29-kilometre Walking Char- pionship and a probable place on the 1960.U.S. Olympic team

Haluza, representing the Ai

and D. Leach (HCC). or C-4 after drawing 3-3 at half-Force and the New York Pioneer Roza-Pereira and G. A. Noron-time-Reuter.

ha (Her).

Ai HKCC: P. W. S. Cottier and F. C. Planck (HKFC) vs T. Chahners and M. Taylor (FRC).

Ai KCC: P. Hughes and T. Kavanagh (KBGC) or G. Walker and N. Hart-Baker (USRC) VE G. H. Clayton and K. Forrow (HKFC) or A. M. Alves and A. S A Lopes (Rec).

South African retains Dutch

golf title

Club, strode across the finish line at Patterson Park here, 200 yards ahead of second place Alex Oakley of Canada. H time was one houz, 84 minutes and 12 seconds-one minute and 36 seconds slower than the course record he set last year,

In third place was Bonald L. Zinn, representing the US. Military Academy at West Point; Eindhoven, Júky 17.

and in fourth place, Robert E. South Africa Sewinker Mina, representing the Pennsy Sewooking of Durban, relained Ivania Athletic Club of Philadel At IRC: H. Lapsley and D. the Dutch Open Golf title here phlan Edwards (HBFC) vs 3. Ting today with a 72 holes aggregate Philip Jackelski, Baltimore, and J. S. Landolt (ECC),

of 200. Competitors are requested to He had routido ét 60-71 71-00 chairman of the National AAU "walking commfice, mid Haluzs,

As Recreio: F. R. Kermani (KCC) and E. J. Liddell (KBGC) vs A. G. Gardner and K. Mundy (HKERC),

play off all games on or before to win by three strokes fro Zain and Minn will be recom- the scheduled dates F Postpane his fellosy-countryman Dermoded, to the Olympics.com ments to later dates except in Bronte (72-71-78-70). cases of sickness or Inclement Brian Huzget the Romford mittee for selection to the 1960 Legro, Oakley,second place: weather are not allowed unless Besex protcmional was to whoner, will represent Canads

(~71-78) Bou- by plezalakon from the Come with 286

at the Olymplet, UPI.

The other jockeys hurt were: Roy Higgins, a broken left col- arbone; Lyle Harbridge, pos- sible broken left leg, and Tom Davie, slight concizedon,

The crash occurred as the field of 23 two-year-olds near- ed the five and half post

London, July 17.

Mr F. Chubb, president of the South African

-

over Hungary in swimming match

Budapest, July 17. Winning five of today's seven events, Britain beat Hungary by 96 points to 89 in the two-day Swimming International here. They lo took the diving contest, by 23 points to 21. The swimming victory was bus 2006 Biryani pepcked two

yards and

Cricket Association, said yesterday he pre- considerably slimmer than the

ona scored by Britain in last Miss Steward, holder of the sumed no country would in future send on tourer's Internations in Cardin, world 110 yurda buckalicone re-

whera they detented

metres event in one minute 112 the card, bad earlier won the 100

a bowler whose action was likely to cause by 113 points to

controversy.

Commenting on the new interpretation of the law on "throwing" agreed at the Imperial Cricket Conference here on Friday, Mr Chubb said the problem was most difficult, especially where umpires were concerned. "There is no mechanical means which can assist an umpire in carrying out the job. I feel there is bound to be a variation in the judgment of umpires, who are, after all, human beings”

*Should not interfere".

Asked what the position would be it a bowler were passed under the new definition in one country and subsequently no-balled in another while on tour, Mr Chubb said the final decision rested with the umpires concerned, **I think their judgment must be accepted, and the home cricket board could and should not interfere and bar a bowler, which would mean they had no confidence in their own umpires," "I presume that, all the countries (at the conference) having agreed in good faith that throwing must be eliminated, no country will send away a bowler whose action fa likely to cause controversy," Mr Chubb said-Chinn Mail Special,

Third world swim record at U.S. meeting

Indianapolis, July 17. Lynn Burke, 17-year-old Californian girl, cut eight tenths of a second off the women's world 100 metres backstroke swimming re- cord here today,

She clocked one mixate 10.1 Bes

'The previous fastest mark of one min 19.9 secs wHS Det by Ek Vari Velmon of Holland, earlier this month.

Min Burke was swim- ming in the time trials of the Women's United States Amateur Athletic Union Swimming Championships tieno

Ра

Her performance the third at the four-day meeting to topple a world recned. On Friday, she her self set new figures of 2:39.5 for the 200 metres backstroke and Donns. De Verona, 13, cat the 400 metres individuaj. medley record to 5:88.5-Beuter.

72.

seca, three-tenths of a second: outside the world mark.

British record

Britain clinched the match with an excellent win in the women's 400 metres medie

Graham Syices, the slightly- relay. The Hungarian quar- tette set a tasobel recand built Coventer arinker. bert of 4 mins 523 secs, but it was the British, record in winging not good enough to zaitoh, the the men's 100 metres bicic- British girl, who clocked 4 stroke in one min 3.7 vecs. This mina 50.2 seCI,

| event provided the best Anjati, of Pat Baines (Ilford), 16-year-the day. Jozael Calicor, the old English junior butterfly gamer-up, clocked the Ame champion, swam a strong third le a Sykes, beating the His- leg to hand over to Rhodesian-garian record

Other British winners were bom Natalie Stewari with a

Nan Ka who took the lead of about six yards.

women's 408 metres "freestyle im 5:08.4.

Girakke Bymonds, first" "home" in "the men's 200 metres butterfly in 117.3.

Mes Callia, Madainas, – who Testerday

BOL European women's 100 metres treestyle resurd of one minute 2.5 secs, ent, the lead on the final leg..

O'CONNOR, BOUSFIELD TIE FOR IRISH HOSPITAL GOLF FIRST PRIZE

Woodbrook, July 17.

British Ryder Cup golfers Christie O'Connor and

Ken Bousfield tied today for the first prize of £1,000 in the Irish Hospital £5,000 Golf Tourna- ment.

Sharing an aggregate of 272 for the 72 holes they play off for the first prize over 18 holes tomorrow.

To the delight of his suppor- ters, O'Connor stored in with a last round of 64 to set up a

Ian Vermaak wins Hungarian tennis title

new professional record for the course by one shot.

It was a great achievement which brought him into the pic- tre after being dye strokes he bind the third-round. Joint leaders Ken Bousfield and the dynamic little South Gary Player.

African

There was a quadruple tie for second place at 274 among Bri tain's Ryder Cup captain Dai Rees, who did his first"'nine.

Jozsef Kalona' won the men's 1,500 metres freestyle for Hün- gery. in 17:58.2, and the Hun- garian squad, clocking" 4:17.0, beat Britain by one second in the men's 400 metres medley reler, the final event of the

contest.

Hungary had led by 53 points to 45 at the end of the Arst day..

Sweden enter European Davis Cup final

Basstad, July 17. Sweden qualified" "to" meet Italy in the Davis Cup tennis anal of the European Zote to- day by beating France; 3-2 in

the semi-final at this seaside. resort.

Ulf Schmidt and Jan Erik Lundqvist gave Sweden an un-. beatable 3-0 lead by defeating Jean Noel Grinda and Jean- Claude Molinari, 2-6, 6-4, 6-4, 02 m the Goubles malch

Patire Detroiti di Frunch Beht

holes of his fourth round in 29, Sweden's Sven Davidson 2, Irishman Harry Bradshaw, Scot-6-8, 9-7, 6-4, in the first of to- tish champion Eric Brown and day's two singles, Robert Hall- Gary Player.

let defeated Sweden's former Roberto

De Vicenzo, who star player Torsten Johansson, Budapest, July 17. headed the field after

two 9-7, 6-3, 6-1, in the last singiës Jan Vermaak.” the South rounds together with English match. African Davis Cup player, won | man John, Jacobs, faded in the The Men's singles ddle in the final two rounds to finish with Hungarian International Law an aggregate of 278-UPL Tennis Championships here to-

turions Another title for a

Maria Bueno

Try Out with Higgins up ap- peared to be the first to fall, and then Lard Benson (Ford), Glenta (Harbridge) and Kipling (Davie) came down.

Herbridge immediately stag- gured to his feet and leased on the inside rail

The other jockeys were put on stretchers and taken to the casualty room.

Ford was rushed to hospital. -China Mail Special

In the final be beat Boro Jovanovic, of Yugoslavia, 7-5, 6-2, 6-3.

Hungarians A. Sziksal and Zoofa Brossman won the mixed doubles title with a 0-6, 6-4; 6-4 win over Vermaak and

Dusseldorf, July 17. Maria Esther Bueno, of Brazil, the Wimbledon champion, wori the women's singles in an in- ternational tournament here to- Sandra day. She beat Edda Buding, of Africa. Germany, by 6-1, 6-1, in the firml

Reynolds, of South

The men's doubles title wont to the Chinese páir Mei Fu-cb Warren Woodcock (Australia) and Chu Chen-frua, who beat won the men's singles, defeating the Yugoslavs Jovanovic and Carlos Fernandes (Brazil) 6-8, Ivko Plecevic 6-2, 6-1, 6-8, 2-6 4-6, 6-3---Reuter.

7-5.-Reuter.

Rome Games competitors may

travel by

Rome, July 17, Rome city authorities are think- ing of using helicopters to help get athletes to Olymple play ing facilities during the Summer Games in the Italian capital starting on August 25. City officials say they might use the hellcopters if motor traffic is too jammed in the city be tween the Olympic Village and the-various stadiums and in- stallations,

helicopters

force throughout downtown Bom,

Ban all heavy trucks from

the centre of the elty,

the Olympics end on Sept: 11. Other measures also are being taken to keep the ally from getting too congested.

Baseball results

New York, July 18. Results of yesterday's baseball matches included:

NATIONAL LEAGUE (1st game)

R H

Cincinnati, Pittsburgh

6 16

510

(2nd game)

Los Angeles San Francisco

Milwaukee Philadelphia

Chicago St Louis

Chicago St Louis

(ist game)

49.. 510

712 3 11

2

0

Today's matches were played before some 3,000 tane in nice summer weather, The fi between Sweden and Taly Will be played here or in Stockholm on July 29-31-UPĮ.

CLEAN SWEEP

FOR U.S.

Quebec, July 11. Barry Mackay and Bernard Bartzen today completed a five- match sweep of the United States North American Devis Cup tie with Canada" here with victories in the last two singles matches.

Mackay overpowered Bob Bedard, Canada's No. 1 sintes 2 playeri 6-3, 6-3, 3-6, 6-3 in two

hours and 38 minutes,

(2nd game) 6-3 in the net match

71-6.

:0

8 12:

AMERICAN LEAGUE

Have markets open an hour No public rahties-politload or Washington

otherwise will be permitted Cleveland during the Olymple period. Boston

or so earlier, so that they will close before noon and the start of the expected | The Olympie crush.

(1st game)

REE

many special trains Kansas City carrying Olympic visitors will

tise secondary, stations on the New York. edge of Rome, instead of Detroit coming into the. Italian capi-

Baltimore tall..!

machos Chicago are ex-Public offices

licensing bureaus and gistries for vital statistica Baltimore will be closed in the after- | Chicago noon,-AP

Have government: workers gato work earlier, so they too will be out of the way. wat peak traffe hours, negat But for the time being authori- | The special meanines-

ties are concentrating" on solving the traffic problem.. Their plans so far are:-

Put perking limits into

pected to become effective & few days before the Games open. They will remain in force until several days after

THE GAMBOLS

By Barry Alb

(Ist game)

(1x game)

3 20

2 8

28

(2nd game)

Then Bertzen, took, just 68. minutes to beat Francois God- bout in straighti wetu," 6-1, 0-1,

I US will how meet Mexico in Mexico City on Aug. 6-8 in the second round-AP.

New Zealand through

Port of Spain, July 17./ New Zealand gained a win-

2 ning 3-0 lead over the

O Indies when they won todasa

doubles in their first stund 1. American Zotia Davis Cup

lawn tennis te here

Mark Otway! Gernant defer

Beuter

WITH CAS

Price