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Surprise decision

Silverstone]

FELLOWS-SMITH

race track DROPPED FROM

on sale

London, July 29.

The Air Ministry has announced that Silverstone sirfield, Northamptonshire, which contains the Silver- stone motor racing olrenit, is to be sold.

A spokesman said it had become surplus to require- ments and was being dis

norenzi posed of "in the way".

Silverstone is used for International, national and club motor racing events as well as for motor cycle racing.

The British Grand Prix was held there last Satur- day.

Meetings there arc organised by the Brilah Racing Driver Club who have been reported to be Interested in buying the efrcult from the Air Ministry.

A spokesman said;

***I

we are approached by the

Air Ministry

we

will

ала

naturally be very interest. ed".-China Dail Special.

MCC gives list of tours up to 1978

TEST ELEVEN

Manchester, July 20,

The South Africans have sprung á bíg surprise in their team to meet England in the fourth Test at Old Trafford, starting tomorrow. - They have omitted Jon Fellows-Smith the former Northamptonshire and Oxford University all- rounder, who stands second in the tourists' Test batting averages.

There seems to be no logical reason why Fellows Smich, who was top scor cr in the first innings of the second and third Tests and second top scorer in the second innings, should have been passed over in favour of Colin Wesley who was out first ball each time at Trent Bridge.

The South African selectors, Jackie McGlow, Trevor Goddard and John Walte had been con- cerned about the brittleness of their top batting.

Little hope

WIS none the worse for the mishap.

On the ground of one of his old counties,, 49-year-old Nor- may Oldfield will be making his Test appearance match umpire. His colleague will be John Langridge.

Arsi

Flu Fas

The teams The teams for the fourth Test

are:

England: (From) M. C. Cow- drey (Kent) Captain, G. Pullár (Lancashire), R. Subba Row

Tony Pithey deserves his (Northamptonshire), D. E. V. Dex- recall for his steadying in-Padgett (Yorkshire), E. finence but the selectors look ter (Sussex), K. F. Barrington to have weakened the all-(Surrey), J. M. Parks (Sussex), round strength of the side by D. A. Allen (Gloucestershire). dropping Fellows-Smith, R. Illingworth (Yorkshire), T. Greenhough (Lancashire), F. S. Trueman (Yorkshire), J. B. Statham (Lancashire).

South Africa: D. J. McGlew 1. Goddard, S. (Captain), T. O'Linn, R. A. McLean, A. J. Pithey, J. H. B. Waite, P. R. Carlstein, C. Wesley, H. J. Tay- field, J. E. Fothecary, N. A. T. Adcock. Twelfth mani C. A. R. Duckworth.

Jimmy Pothecary, suffering from a strained ankle, had been expected to stand down but the

was trement he underwent successful in restoring him to Atness.

will do nothing to give South African supporters hope that their side,

This latest move

London, July 20. MCC and the other cricketing countries obviously have no emphatically beaten in the first fears about the future of the thye Tests at Edgbaston, Lord's game. Today the MCC gave their and Nottingham, can turn the programme of tours up to 1978.

tide.. These were approved at the re- cent meeting of the Imperial Cricket Conference.

Tours to 1965 and previously

been announced.

From 1905 they are;

To England-1965, New Zea- land: 1988, South Africa;· 1967, India; 1968, Australia; 1969, Pakistan: 1970, South Africa; 1971, West Indies; 1972, New Zealand; 1973, Australia; 1974, India; 1875, Pakistan; 1976, South Africa; 1977, Australia; 1978, West Indies.

It is

2

month since the tourists' won a game and the arles of minor injuries suffered

.cannot improve their confidence.

Both McGlew the captain and Waite have been nursing finger injuries.

England look strong enough to record a fourth victory. The passing over of Bob Barber, Alan Moss, Peter Walker and Mike Smith for the England team has brought Test recogni- tion for the first time at least In the twelve players named -- to Doug Padgett. The York- Tours by England 1965-06 shireman deserves his chance. to Australia; 1987-60 to West

It is only fair that Geof Indies; 1968-69 to South Africa; Puller and David Allen who 1970-71 to Australia; 1971-72 to would have been original India and Pakistan; 1973-74 to choices but for injury have South Africa; 1974-75 to As-been chosen and there is just!-

1977-78 to South Africa.

Umpires: John Langridge and N. Oldfield.—AFP.

CHINA MAIL THURSDAY, JULY 21, 1960.

COUNTY CRICKET

by Springboks CAREER-BEST BOWLING BY

SCHOOLGIRL FOR ROME Pat Smythe

Bending over her schoolbooks is 17-year-old Jennifer Smart, one of Britain's main Olymple sprinting hopes. Last week Jennifer was sure that she had won the Women's AAA title in the 100 metres - but the judges ruled that Dorothy Hyman had inched her into second place. Unfortunately the organisers had overlooked the necemity of a photofinish camera. However, Jennifer has been chosen for both the sprint events in Britaku's Olympic team named yesterday.--- London Express photo.

Brian Hewson Upset boxing

wants Olympic 800m title

By ARCHIE QUICK.

Once again Brian Hewson and the Amateur Athletic Association are at variance over which distance the pencil-slim 27-year-old London tailor shall run in the Rome Olympic Games.

tralia; 1976-77 to West Indies, tication for Tom Greenhough Hewson dislikes the 1,500 metres distance although

International

chess tournament

in final stage

who was taken to the West Indies but did not play in a Test, being included in the parly for selection.

the

On

Practised

it brought him his greatest triumph, and he is apparently determined to shun it in preference to the 800 metres.

win for

wins Royal

Horse

Show event

London, July 20. Pat Smythe, British Olympic rider, edged Argentine into Ernesto Hartkopf

DAVID GIBSON TOPS DAY'S PERFORMANCES

London, July 20.. Surrey seam-bowler David Gibson had a career best of seven for 26 against Derbyshire at the Oval today.

In an innings during which Derbyshire batsinen took five hours to score 148, young opener Ray Swallow, with 57, and skipper Donald Carr were the only pair to look happy against a steady attack, and they put on 75 for the third wicket

Another bowler to excel was At Cardiff Northamptonshire second place in the Essex paceman Barry Knight, 140 (D. Shephard seven for 35).- Country Life and Riding whose six for 33 helped dismiss Glamorgan

Cup competition at the Middlesex for 120 at Lord's 41st Royal International Horse Show at London's White City Stadium to day.

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The British girl, riding Flanagan, had a clear round in a me of 48.6 seconds to win the trophy. Hartkopf, riding Baltasar, had four faults in 58.8 seconds for seconti place.

But at Maidstone - honours were even befween bat and bail

Somerset's Graham` ́ ́Atkinson, | scored a fine 84 in three hours 55 minutes including 11 fours, and Kent of spinner Peler Shenton took five for 88.

Yorkshire's 282

Yorkshire's 282 in six hours at Bradford was largely a two-man affair.

Opener Brian Stott stayed Ave and a half hours. against Hamp- shire for a restrained 124 which

Twelve riders, all with four fault in the first round tied in sixth place. They included Yuzo Kageyama of Japan on ¦ included Etoregiot.

a six and 16 fours while Brian Close, who figured first in a third wicket stand of 103, contributed some delightful hitting to claim 77 with 13 fours, Sussex collapsed against Worcestershire at Worcester, After losing their last batsmen for 112, they reached

Performances in the round, of other riders whose not given, i0- placings were cluded: Hugo Alaki of Japan on Keller, 501⁄2 faults; Kuni- hiro Obte of Japan, on Full retired at the ninth fence with eight faults, and Bob Grayston of South Africa o Buccaneer, seventh with eight fauls.

Japanese rider „Alaki collected his massive total of 50% faults after a fall at

the one of obstacles. The Japanese picked and himself up,

• remounted finished the round. He was unhurt.

The first round was decided over 11 fences. The number of obstacles was reduced to eight for the jump-off-AP.

Dommy Ursua KING GEORGE V CUP

Manila „July 29,

London, July 20. The King George V Gold Dommy Trus, the tough and Cup was won tonight by David truculent "Philippine Toy Broome, 20-year-old British Bulldog" tonight scored an Olympic 'hope'. ; првет points victory over ¡Japan's Oriental flyweight boxing champion Badap Yaolts ́in a ton round non-title fight

here.

Yaoita, world's No. 2 Byweight contender, spent most of the

time running away from Ursus,

Ursus won the third, fourth, fth and ninth rounds in the AFP correspondent's estimation and Yosita won the second, and seventh rounds with the rest even.

a pitch which local Against his will, Hewson took set upon the 800 metres. He is experts say will be firm and the longer distance at the Euro- also a racing greyhound owner easy-paced, the England pean Games in Stockholm in now and in the recent Grey- Yaolta's best round was the selectors it seems, will choose 1958, and threading his way hound Derby he stood to swin seventh when he caught Ursua between leaving out ons of through the field from seventh £16,000 on his entry, Clonalvy with a right to the head and fol- splaners--Allen, Hay place to first over the last 150 Romance. It was beaten by a lowed up with a head and body Illingworth

Greenhough, yanis he beat one of the finest head! Hewson never turned a barrage. ог

distance Aelds ever hair, he never does unless you This fizzled out, however, in Illingworth may be the un-middle

assembled on a Continental mention the Olympic 1,600 the eighth round when Ursua lucky one,

track.

metresii:.

blasted a vicious right to his Both teams practised at Old International Chess Tournament, Trafford today. Griffin bowled

chin and again the Japanese took to his heels.-AFP. of the United States and without his metal "splint" and Victor Korchnoi of the Soviet so quietened conjectures aroused about his possible return at an Union are tied for first place

in 2 bowling today. Both have 12 points, early date

capacity.

Buenos Aires, July 20. With only one more round remaining in the Argentine

grand masters Samuel Reshev-

EXY

The AAA, or rather the British specialty

British Amateur Board In this

CLIC, nodded like. wise old The Games 800 metres is owls and suld: "We told you very much a British speciality

· 50," but Brian was sill not for this country has won it Äve

convinced that it was his best times, although the last time

distance, Now, two years later, was Tommy Hampson's vielory he remains unomvinced, and at Los Angeles in 1832. There

is pressing for nomination to was nearly a sixth victory for

the 800 metres..

Final acceptors

for Goodwood Stakes, Cup

Reshevsky had led the event When England took their net for several weeks but Korchnol under the eyes of selectors squeezed into a Arst place tie by Doug Insole and Herbert Sut-

Britain at Melbourne four years beating Bernardo Wekler of cliffe, Raman Subba Row re-

ago, for Derek Johnson lost to Argentina In 39 moves while ceived a painful crack on the Stan Tomlin, the AAA Tom Courtney, of the USA. Reshevsky and Wolfang chin when a ball from Brian Publicity Officer and himself only by by 18 inches. Unzlcker of West Germany Statham unexpectedly lifted. a former British Empire six What awaits Hewson at played to a draw in 17 moves. After feelingly

miles champion, told me the Rome? He will surely get into rubbing the

London, July 26. The final round will be played sore spot, Subba -

day Row by other

about Hewson's

Sixteen first and final accep~ the final six of the 800 metres, on Thursday--AP

vigorous stroke-play showed he viewpoint. "It is purely a mat- and his big rival should be the tors for the Goodwood Stakes, ter of tactical confidence," says Belgian world record holder to be run over two miles three Hewson. "Over the 800 metres

Koger Moens. Both are milers, furlongs at Goodwood, Sussex, I can nun a number of ways, so they should have stamina to on July 27 are (with weights): Either I can go in front at the start, lead from the bell or hold endure two first fast laps to sap back my bid until the final lap. rely on speed over the last 150 the strength of their rivals who

Climate

suit

will Gomes this time

yards.

In the longer distance 1 connot afford to take the risk of going (Hewson was yesterday, too early, and this means, I can easily be beaten in an Olympire named by the British Olympic field if I do not find myself in Committee for the 800 metres] a good striking position."

Broome, riding Sunsalve, was

Co-

the only competitor to plete a clear round in a 10- obstarle jump-off, contested by 12 riders.

Seven riders shpred second

final score of 197.

Alan

sevien

Oakman knocked up

85, hitting ten fours in a stay of three and a quarter hours,

Worcestershire were in im- mediate trouble against pace bowler Ian Thomson, who took the first three wickets for eight runs,

Don Shepherd's seven for 35 for Glamorgan at Cardiff helped dismiss Northamptonshire for 140.

Scores

Close of play scores in to day's matches 'were:

At the Oval Derbyshire 148 (R. Swallow 57, D. Carr 46, D. Gibson seven for 26), Surrey 15 for two.

At Nottingham: Notting- hamshire 175 (J. Springhall 42). Lancashire 58 for two.

At Maidstone: Somerset 238 (G. Watkinson 84, P. Shenton nye for 68), Kent Rye for no wicket.

At Lord's: Middlesex 126 (B. place, each with four faults in ghi sx for 35), Essex 105-for

two. the jump-off.

At Worcester: Sussex 197 (A. All hores had to clear a 14-Oakman 85). Worcestershire 93 obstacle course without fault to for four. qualify for the jump-off.

...

At Bradford: Yorkshire 282 Hugh Wiley, American holder (W. Stott 12A, B, Close 77). of the cup, failed to qualify, Hampshire three for two. Incurring four faults Wiley, At Birmingham: Warwickshire for seven declared (M. Trial Quide, was seeking to 333 create a record by winning the Homer 71, W. Stewart 60, R. cup for the third consecutive Hitchcock 68) Gloucestershire year-Reuter.

23 for no wicket.

Surprise defeat for Buchholz in U.S.

tennis tournament

Courta

Championship little, St

Chicago, July 20. Miguel Olivera of Ecuador eliminated Rod Susman,

Louis, 6-2, 8mily and McKinley today scored an upset 6-2, defeated Australian - Don 6-4 win over Earl Buck». "Russell, 6-3, 6-2," holz Jr in the U.S. Na- tional Clay Court Tennis Championships.

Reuter:

66 for two.

Capri to Naples marathon swim this Sunday

· Capri, July 20.

One Argentine, one Hungarians and one Egyptian are favourites to win the 18-mile Capri to Naples löng'distance swim race on Sunday, Alfredo Camarero, an Argen- tine veteran of the race, won in 1955 and 1956.

Camacero gave notice that he. is in top form and will try hara for his third victory in the reen.

But Laszlo Kovats, Hun parian winner of last year's race, is the man to beat, some obser- ver felt. Kovats was the first European ever to win the race.

Donatiu Gutierrez of Mexico won in 1857 and 1959.

Abou Helf, räimber one swim- mer in the United Arab Republic team, was picked by Italian sports writers as a probable

winner.

Entries from 16 countries arm expected to take part in the marathon swin which will take

them across the Gult of Naples,

-AP.

JACK KRAMER UNDER FIRE

Madrid, July 20 Spain's leading tennis ometal io-

can professional promoter Isok Kramer for signing up Spain. "best" player, Andres. Glnione, and called for Jotak nation", to 'prevent promotery from "lood- ing the countries' mort trene sures".

The Marquis of Cabañas, President of the Spanish Teraf Federation, told the evening newspaper Madras, however, no

Immediate measures, would be adopted against Gimend or any other member of Kramer's pro- fessional tentiis team.

Kramer elenach Antres Gimeno, considered, by experts

the best tennis player ever produced by Spain,, mat week. He assured him :US$50,000 for a three-year period.

Commenting on the con- Dequences for Spanish texnis of Glinend's decision to hiriÁ PRO- fessional, Cabines said that, for Spaniards, the damage is the questionable." UPI.

Baseball results

AMERICAN LEAGUE

Top seeded Barry Mackay, of the U.S. swept past Edward Zulueta of Ecuador by 6-3, 6-4 while the top foreign seed, Aŭs- Buchholz, the No. 3 seed from tralia's Rod Laver, put on sn- a member of the other late rally to oust fifth- Induma, (atne stone seven. St. Louis and a bad not seeded Whitney Reed, 4-6, 7-5, Master of Arts (8:5)1 Freelight American, Olivera weighs only Women's match pounds); Predominate (95) cope with the sit, sim South -

New York, July 21. Results of today's baseball

laway (81); Falling in Love (8:4); Mungo Park (8:2); Tre118 pounds.

Laver, a Wimbledon Analist, matches included: trailed 4-8 in the second set be (7:12); Clara Bow, Lucky White Playing for the first time in fore whining over the erratic : Heather (both: 7:8); Grecian the Sot anual tournament Reed. Granite (77); Prime Mover held at the River Forest Cub; Mrs Dorothy Head Knode of Washington

broke (7:6); Diamantine (75); Rox- Olivera

Buchholz's Panama City, the No. 2 women's | Dezbit burgh (7:3); Light Car, Payche service in the sixth game of the seed and, favourite following Belle, Illusion (all 6:7) || first set in gaining his aur Darlene Hand's first round lösa,

Five first and final acceptors prising victory.

played the only women's singies for the Goodwood Cup, to be Two other U.S. Davis Cup match of the day and turned in Philadelphia Buenos Aires, July 20,

run over two miles five tur members, defending champion a 1-6, 6-0, 6-3 second found Sen Franco California at the end of July in preparationing time so that the Selctors can Selection today trounced the Bel Baraka, Predominate, Charles McKinley, moved into

The Buring French Rugby longa on July 28 are: ** Bernard) (Tut) Barizen end triumph over Blille Jean Momt,

Bob Hewitt, another Austra for his August 17 rematch with Filipino world have no excuse for choosing Club Pueyrredona, an Argentine Sheehoon, Elf-Arrow, Ezar, the quarter, finals with ensu lian Davis. Qupper, was elimin Chicago

him. Nevertheless, there is little first division aide, by a score of junior lightweight champion Flash Elorde.

All carry nine sex-Reu-|| Bartzen the No. 2 seed, seek- | ated by sixth-seeded Jack Frost, Cincinnati doubt that, despite the rise of 28-0---AP:

ing his third straight - Clay US, 6-4, 6-4-AF.

says

his

manager

New York, July 20.

Harold Gomes will shift his training quarters to

"He's better than ever, and very confident," manager Sammy Richman said today of Gomes. "It's unfortunate that we were unable to arrange; a tune-up fight for him, but he's always in shape and there's nothing to worry about on that score. He's a family man, and doesn't "run around.

Sonny Liston's

next opponent

Portland, July 20

Avoided

Hewson has stuudiously avoid-

ed competing in mile races 50. far this summer, and with equal care, bas avoided running

a mile in the Olympic quality-

Brian Kent-Smith, the Devon

farmer, Hewson could still prove

himself to be Great Britain's

Argentinians lose

at rugby

ter

best miller whenever he chose, THE GAMBOLS

His disinclination to rum 1,760 yards has set the AAA another problem; for it has given Gordon Pirle ideas. He has run the mile: in the qualifying time, and | might¦1 fancy himself for the |1,500 || matres, although his

After defeating Zorn Folicy present private war with the Whitey Bimstein will train Games for the Ban Francisco by a knockout in the third authorities in whether he will Bent, and the Gomes camp found last Monday, Sonny be nominated for the 5,000 feels the climate there will be Liston will exfight Eddie metres or the 10,000 metres in their favour.

Machen to a ten rounder in or both,

This time the climate may Seattle on September. 30 pro- v06 Tho, two events are ... his

skinn, for the shorter race well- affect the other fellow Richmover Tommy Moyer sold here

be run a dáy” or two before than said. There's no question today,

the... 10,000 metres In Boggie,

LABORA IS MOTE, and mice Bok-

that the hot: Manila climate last March contributed to, Gorries". defest. But we're not making sidered in the No. 2 challenger expules. We just fool he'll do after Ingemar Johansson, to the Better fighting in California, world howywalcht poging fitta

held by Floyd Patterson-AIP. T

SHE

DID?

by Barry Appleby

HOW.CʻYOLI SONOW? BY YOUR

EYEBROWS

NATIONAL: LENGUT

(First game)