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THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, AUGUST 19, 1960.

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ENGLAND STRUGGLE FOR RUNS UNTY CRICKET

YANKEES INCREASE AL

BASEBALL LEAD WITH WIN OVER BOSOX

New York, Aug. 18. The American League pennant-seeking New York Yankees rallied for six runs in the last two innings today to beat the Boston Red Sox 11-7.

1wo- The League-leading Yankees, pitcher to work in the who had won four of their last game series. Frank Sullivan Aix games by a singlu rw, went was the loser.

chead B-7 with a three-run spree in the eighth and added Clele Boyer's

Rocky Colavito, Al Kaline and Norm Cash hit homers to lead

131 for eight at end

of first day in

fifth Test match

London, Aug. 18. England who won the toss for the tenth time in succession, the longest run since Test cricket started in 1877, struggled for runs on a rain-affected pitch on the first day of the fifth cricket Test against South Africa at the Oval here today.

two-run homer Detroit's 15-hit attack on Kandas England who won the first three Tests and drew the fourth,

and Bill Skowron's Fun-City and chalk up an 11-8-vic scoring single in the ninth.

Reliever Ralph Terry retired all nine Red Sox batters he faced in the last three innings to pick up his sixth win against seven defeats. He was the fifth pitcher used in the Yankee game and the hinth New York

OLYMPIC COMPLAINTS

Itome, Aug. 18.' Olympic Complaints Depart- ment have received the follow- ing complaints.

British divers squawked

because the mechanical elevator

Many athletes abey they are having trodble with the Olympic Village telephones,

tury over the last-placed Athie- ties. It was the sixth thumph for the Tigers in their last eight games and the eighth straight loss for Kansas City, Pete Burn- side, shelled out in the sixth was credited with his inning, sixth win Bud Daley suffered his

11th loss.

Washington was at Baltimore and Chicago at Cleveland fer night games.

In the National League Wally Moon crashed his 12th homer of the season with one out in the 13th inning today. to break a 3-3 tie and give the Los Angeles Dodgers 4-3 viclory over the Chicago Cubs.

Caught by a fan

Moon's wind-lofted homer was

were 131 for eight when bad light ended play ten minutes

before the close.

With rain interrupting play several times, the England batsmen underwent a harrowing time in, the heavy atmosphere.

were

generally

being Conditions He scored 59 before bowled by pace man Neil Ad- against the batsmen and Colin cock, who made the ball swing Cowdrey, the England captain

have well the might most. disconcertingly off

requested South Africa lo bat when he pitch.

again won the toss

Gooft Pullar, the Lancashire opener, was the only batsman to gain any mastery over the accurate South African boyling. | five for 80.

Ai the close Adcock had taken

Shock defeat for Floribunda in Gimcrack Stakes

York, Aug. 18.

Amateurs lead in Australian Open Golf

Perth, Aug. 18.

Amateurs Bruce Devlin and

Tom Crow led the field after the first round today in the: Australian Open Golf Champion- ship berc.

Both returned 69. They were a stroke ahead of the new amateur champion, Ted Ball, and Bob Stevens.

Two-day victories for Derbyshire and Surrey

London, Aug. 18. Cricket may have been slow in the Test match, but elsewhere the County Games got a move-on. Those at Derby and Leicester finished in two- day victories for Derbyshire against Hamp- shire and for Burrey against Leicestershire.

At Swans, too, the match extra time to rofs the 58 for Kel Nagle, defending cham-between Glamorgan and York-à win plon, and holder, at the British shire, the relning English Lancashire, challenging for Opte, shot a one-over-County Cricket champions and the title, made sure of four par 73. On the 75 mark was Nor- current leaders of the chiens | polide from their match with man Von Nida, whose putting pionship table, was in its Heal Worthamptonshire at Northamp

旮 three-run first concentration was upset by the stages, Yorkshire require 18th-Wilh "laughter" of kookaburra birds to win with seven wickets in things lead. But at the close they were only 30 with seven in trees near the greens, Reu-hand

Wichsia remaining.

ter.

Olympic torch arrives in Italy

Hay Hogworth, the fork Bhire off-spinner dropped from the Atth Test in Extrar of Lancashire's Tommy Greenhouth, barged the beat match djures of ha

en

15 for 13 by taking sevÉR Glamorgan second wickets for 31.

Final appearance

Alec Bedser, the Surrty cap- But England made a lively enough start with runs coming

tain Syracuse, Aug. 18.

who has announced his at nearly one a minute unill

eld of the The burning Olymple torch retirement at the Cowdrey was bowled by Adcock | arrives in Syracuse tonight on season, made is final appear. at 27. Ted Dexter joined Puller board Italian training vessel ance at Leicester a noteworthy and the pair put on 82.

Americo Vespucel

one; He earned match figures A cadet of the Italian Navy of ten for 59 with a six for carried the torch only the shore 27 second innings performance, where he lit the arst Olympic and so helped Surrey treat tripod on Italian soll as bells Leicestershire by an innings tolled and the crowd cheered,

Slumped

fortunes

Then England's siamped cousiderably. Booth after lunch three wichtig fell in, the space of seven runs to make England 96 for four, Pullar was the first to go being caught in the slips off Fothecary after batting two and

to the top platform isn't work" | caught by a fan in the first row ing.

of the left centre field seats. It "There's some mechanical was his only hit in six trips and trouble," snorled British one of two hits yielded by who Jatin reliever Mark Freeman, assistant diving coach

Test Case, a 100 to seven chance owned by Sira Wardley. They probably won't was charged with the loss.

The Cubs' scored all of their get it started until the beginning

Adrian Jarvis, won the historic Giterack of the competition. We need it runs on homers, rookie third

Stakes for two-year-olds here today in a race baseman Ron Santo connecting, now-for practice."

twice and Frank Thomas - once. Santo's second homer came off

that saw the shock defeat of 7-2-on Irish reliever Ed Roebuck with one

favourite Floribunda. out in the ninth and sent the Wrong numbers, wrong pergame into extra innings.

Floribunda, acclaimed as the wanted everything," The victory went to Sandy best two-year-old in the British Koufax, the fast pitching south-isles before today, failed to run paw who came on for Roebuck out the six furlongs and could with two men on and two outs manage only third. Prince in the 11th. Koufax got out of Tudor, 50-1, was second. get the jam by striking out George,

Altman. He then fanned the systems first two batters in the 12th and pifched hitless ball the rest of the way.

of

numerous

SONS said an Australian,

Athletes lands have walled about the showers. Some can't get them

can't hot enough. Some them cold.

Italian shower while goud - require exactness in switching the control handle.

• Some Japanese athletes are sleeping on the floor, "Eeds too soft, explained one-AP.

In night games. Pittsburgh was at Cincinnati and Philadel phia at Milwaukee-UPI.

Mrs J. R. Mallion, of Hons

the honour last kong, won year when Paddy's Sister won the Gimcrack.. Test Case, a bay by Supreme

quarter hours for his 59 which included

rine fours. Ken Barrington followed at 9) and Mike Smith went at 96.

Engiena bold out to reach 105, for four by tea, but fuo runs

ter a

delayed resumption Dexter was bowled by Adcock for 2 which look him over two hours.

Doug. Parget, David Allen Court out of Tessa Gillan, is and Freddie Trueman all failed trained at Newmarket by Jack to stand up to the bowling and Sir Adrian Jarvis, will be Jarvis and was ridden by Eddie England must have been re

lieved when bad light ended quest of honour,at the annual Larkin. Gimcrack dinner in December Floribunda, w is prepared play. and will make the traditional by Paddy Prendergast and was

by speech; which usually deals ridden

Australian Ron with the Improvement of, the Hutchinson led for most of the sport,

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Tired

Hutchinson drew the whip but Floribunda tired quickly. G was his first attempt at six furlongs after three mucceSSIVO wins over five furlongs,

Just when Prince Tudor looked. the

FIRST DAY

FIRST INNINGS

winner Larkin G. Pullar c Goddard b

Then Concetto Lo Bello, an and 15 r. international football referee At Derby there was a ten- and the first of 43 Sicilian for-48 match feat for Derbyshire runners who will take the torch pace bowler Les Jackson, With to Catania, took the torch and five for 18 in Hampshire's began to cover the first lap. second innings, he took his side

victory to

by alx wickets although Derbyshire needed the

The torch will arrive in Rome

on August 24.--AP.

IOC meets today with

three burning

topics on agenda

Rome, Aug. 18.

for

ist Sussex at

The entertainiert here was apllen by Lancashire's Ken 10, who took seven for 76 while Northamptonshire's Brian Riods scored a fine 83.

Don Kenyon hit 100 t 110 ninutes

Worcestershire Eastbourne and Sid Russell obtained a melden, century for Middlesex Cheltenham, where rain restricted play against Glouces- tershire to three hours,

Scores

Close of play scores in today's cricket matches were :

At Eastbourne: Worcestershire 281 and 196 for two (D. Kenyon 109 not out), Sussex 250 (3. Lenhamn 44, K. Suttle 3, G. Doggart 40, L Coldwell five-for 67).

At Nottingham: Nottingham- shire 296 for nine declared and 118 for four (N. Hill 40). Kent 223 (D. Utton 56 not out, B. Wells Ave for 48).

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Al Boillhend: Essex 344 for six declared. Somerset 94 (T. Baller Bye for 41, L. Ralph four for Rain 27 and 72 for three. stopped play.

At Swansea: Glamorgan 206 and 202 (W, Parkhouse 49, R. Illingworth seven for 53). York- shire 177; (E). Shepherd five for 52) and 93 for three (K. Taylor

At Northampton: Lancashire 246 and 27 for three. Northamp- thshire 243 (B. Reynolds 83, K. Higgs teven for 76).

46).

At Enrigham: Gloucester-

(W. Russell 85, S. Russell 129).

Results

The Committee which guides the fortunes of the shire 221. Middlesex 322 for six,

world's oldest and biggest sports contest-the Olympics--meets tomorrow, just five daya be fore the 1960 Games with three burning topies on the agenda.

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Leicestershire by an innings and At Leicester Surrey beat

51 ruria. Sufpy 310, Leicester- ilfe 119 (M. Hallam 57, A.

Facing the International International, "The question of Bedser six for 27), and 140. Olympic Committee meeting rising costs and expanding parti-Surrey 14 points. here were:

cipation is almost getting critical. At Derby Derbyshire beat A Russian proposal for "We have assigned the 100 Hampshire by ale wickets. reorganisation which 10C as a committee of the whole to Hampshire 60 and 174 (L. Jack- President Avery Brundage today observe the Rome Olympies with son five for 32). Derbyshire 177 criticised as a threat to the in- an eye to i sulation," Brundage and 58 for tour. Derbyshire 14

| points---Reuter. dépendence of his committee and said-UPL perhaps to the

very future of the Games,

A demand for Д more workable definition at

England

drove Test Case through on the

Pothecary ....

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rails and he raced clear to win M. C. Cowdrey b Adcock..

E. R. Dexter b Adcock going away by two lengths.

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28

Another Irish-trained colt, K. F. Barrington lbw Time Greine, second favourite,

Pothecary ....

1

0

13

by Australian Bill Williamson. J. M. Parks not out...... D. A. Allen bbw Adcocic..........

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Olympics and who is profession- al and thus ineligible.

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fost some ground at the start M. J. K. Smith b Adcock.. but did not show much dash to D. E. V. Padgett e Waite b

Pothecary finish fourth. He was ridden.

"The brethren of the F. S. Trueman lbw Adcock Anciente Fraternite of York J. B. Statham not out

Gimcracks" dates back to the Iatter part of the 18th century, and the Gimcráck' Stakes has Egured in the English racing calendar since 1948.

Except for the Jockey Club,

Extras gr

Total (for 8 wkts)

Bowling to date

the Guncrack Club is the oldest club in existence. It was named Adcock after the Yorkshire racehorse Fothecary Gimcrack who became a turf Goddard: idol though only 14 hands high. McKinnon -China Mail Special.

who is an amateur athlete

éligible to compete in the

A state of alarm over the mushrooming costs

and

5 complexities of the once-every-

four-years Games. 181

The first two toples will be getting only a brief going-over. "No decision will be taken on them during the 1960 Games,"

OMRW Brundage said.

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24.3 6 00 5 The third, the cost and size 7 39 3 of the Olymples, appeared a 6 250 toe pressing issue.

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Referring to the Asian Gamed | bid by Alpa, the Italian Asia is going to come out of of 1962, which will be held ta bullder.

Olymple yachting_with 3.11 Indonesia, Capotosto said: The boats were waiting for Asium Yachting Federation "Yachting will be on the and rage for plastic boats agenda of the Asian Games for according to a Philippine and the first time, with Indonesia an Indonesian yachting official. as the host nation. Then, of course, Asia will have more "Before we leave here," says Externational yachting with

Albert Capotosta, team.

the 1984 Olympics at Tokyo, manager of the Philippines Between now and then there yachting team, "the team

is going to be a tremendous managers of the Asian teams

development in yachting in the will have laid the groundworc

Far East." for full-scale

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