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THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, MAY 23, 1961.

AUSTRALIANS IN SIGHT OF 4th WIN

Glamorgan fighting to avert innings defeat

Cardiff, May 22.

Ambassadors of

Football contest

Following are the standings in the Hongkong

Ambassadors of Football contest after yester-i

day's voting:

SENIOR TEAM

He Cheung-you (SCAA. Ku Poskesung Tong Wahs

Rung Wali-kit Police)

were Manwal tilappy Valley)

2.770 2,7411

2,400

JUNIOR TEAM Chan Yin-u (Salision)

..... 4,710 Wong re-heung

You (Wash

3.04% LATO

Chen Kwel-wing (in Salle

50rse Bain-it (Salesians 126R 167 runs behind,

The Australians look set to register their fourth successive victory tomorrow. By the close of play against Glamorgon here, the county, who had followed on still needed. 119 runs with cight wickets left to avert an innings defeat.

Scores were: Australians 402, Glamorgan 235 and 48 for two.

The the match has been a which

traply

Ala itavalou

included 12 fors

in a

for all-rounder slay of two hours 40 minutes.

Iris Following

The bat, maricealed 68 with Do hoaled at his fastest ) the tour i f 1 Br. time

in 64 captured try for 43 Claire gm's first innings, the plurged this RD- Pan As, trail.

Tex all-rounder Petr Walker WIS also going well before he was unluckily mun ont widte late in the Innings Jun Presedre made a delant 54 in just over 211⁄2 hours, kit- ting right fours.

The finger has been placed In plaster but a doctor thinks joible that Harvey will

for the tmportant match with MCC at Lord's next weekend.

Scoreboard

FIRST INNINGS

402. Australians:

Glamorgan

The new bait after the tea W. G. A. Parkhouse e sub b

Limitations exposed interval, however, brought about

quirk aut the county TIS Gargan's second

Innings, the last four wickets innings Davidson dismissed falling for 40 runs.

Culbert Parkhouse

o the board, Pou gether with Norman

without a

ant fo

O'Neil

inspired the tourists to give a ich kuproved folding dis- play.

tr.

Disastrous stort

Davidson Hedges Davidson

Simpson b

A. Res lbw Davidson P. M. Walker run out J. Pressdee McKenzle

Mackay b

D. . Ward c McKenzie

Simpson

Mackay

J. B. Evans Davidson

Grout

D. T. Evans b Davidson

With just

hours ver an Clamorgards second J. E. McConnen e Davidson play left, innings started disastrously with Clapetan, though

Parkhotise's dismissa} hints Davidson's third over. the only

Then with 36 svored, Bernard Bedges was ran out following a the throw by O'Neill at extra before Ålan Three Bad Powy WOR held out against sood attack at the end.

J 4-x- the baitutiona or the alum attuk, tavebon ese

A fr Lavy Khur and Lin my di appam 0000 Itabert spepperaard Packlear e Butted with escuplete

119,

O. 5. Wheatley not out

D. J. Shepherd b McKenzie

Extras

Total

Lau Kin-chung (SCAA) Wong Chi-keung (SCAA, Mox Chun-wals (SCAA) Yin Cheuk-yin (Tung Wal Wong Sul-wo Happy Valley) Mak Wing-1tang #Polices

Ci Shlu-hung K.M.T

574

Trang Chetik-wah (Clement 1.143 #17 Chan Pak-ng 11. Büftel.... 210 1 Yu Clan-hung (Queen'ny

Wing Kwok-kuen (lementi

150 Chung Kwok-hing (Elizabeil 120 thng Chitten ist. Lout. China Sul-won (Sova'g Chin) ....

142

CENTURIES BY RUSSELL, CLOSE

770

MIDDLESEX WIN İNTER-COUNTY ATHLETICS

Martin Hyman becomes first

Briton to break 28 minutes for the six miles

London, May 22. Martin Hyman, a 27-year-old Zoology teacher from Portsmouth and an anti-nuclear demonstrator, smashed the United Kingdomi's six miles record before a holiday crowd of 25,000 at the White City, London, to- day, and then revealed plans to attack the world record this season.

The British International, who Only 10 months ago was on the verke of quitting athlettes when fromm suffererl wriously 507 nathing, clipped ten seconds oft the previous British best when wing the Inter-County tile for Hampshire.

Middlesex and Yorkshire

take first innings County Cricket

leads

London, May 22.

Not even badly

Wood Had vinjury annfched from him in the last six yardı when his dash to fie tape appeared to be abrupify stop- ped

Robert by the winner, Bogey 24-year-old Frerich kphooteacher.

Wo said afterwards that he Wistered had been cut across and com- out of libra tret which troubled him for pletely knocked

could stride, Belure he could reegver, upsel hin pre-race schedule. He was passed again by Mtro- Jurek (Czechoslovakia)

thr last three

worked out

mbes.

Jelitary slav

campalen, to become the first and Anished third in 8:36.1. Brilon to break

Hyman's time fastest ever Laner,

28 minutes. was the ilfth

dig- over the

Plans

Afterwards. Hyman, wearing the anti-nuclear symbol on his track suit said: "My plans are ten krock another secunds of this time, and i

JOW

he succeeds,

dan Sandor Tharos.

Hymn will record of 27

Centuries by Middlesex's Eric Russell and York-hope to do it this searon".

shire's Brian Close helped their sides to first innings leads on the second day of the tradi-break the world tional Whitsun holiday matches in the English mins 43.8 rees held by Hungar- County Cricket Championship today. career-best bowling performance of eight for 48 by Northamptonshire, left-arm spinner Mick Allen sent Derbyshire slumping from 90 for one to 162 all out and Northant gained a first innings lead of 99.

29A

203

Fall of wickets: 1-20, 2-30, while 3-99, 4-138, 5-132, 6-187, 7-190,

not 8-203, 0-204, 10-235.

An injury to Neil Harvey. who cracked a fugeT Belding before lunch. did turn out to be as serious with first feared.

VON TRIPS LEADS FROM

START TO FINISH

IN DUTCH GRAND PRIX

Zandvoort, May 22.

Howling analysis

Tukion McKenzie

Qulek Simpson Mackay

Russell, who had been within striking detuner a century Win is fast two matches, hit 150

Sussex st off

here.

21 5 63

24.3 A 97

11 3 23

ទ

12 40

17 10 30

3 5

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SECOND INNINGS

Glamorgan

W. G. A. Parkhouse

Dayleison

D. Hedges run out A. Rees not out

P. M. Walker not out

Extras

Total (for 2 wickets)

3 Opener Russell wie seventh out a: 268 after a stay of five hours 17 boun- 10 minutes and it daries. He thared a sixth- wicker

145 with stone of wicketkeeper John Murray after Middlesex had lost five for 67, 'Roses' match

In the "Battle of the Roses"

Ihow

at Old Trafford. Manchester,

Fall of wickets: 1-8, 2-30.

Wolfgang Von Trips, of Germany, led from start to finish to squeeze home by nine-tenths of a second from Ferrari team-mate, American Davids Phil Hill, in today's Dutch Grand Prix.

U.S., Australian

Thomas Cup teams

in Indonesia

Piakarta, May 22.

tui Australian

for B Thoma. Cup

tab a natural badmhafen Tourna-

flow in June terday by

Bowling to date

McKenzie Kline Quick Simpson

11 average speed for the 195 mile: (314 kilometres) race O'Neill round the elreult among the sand danes, was 94.30 raph (151,828 kpha.

The honour of recording the

411

Hym, a member of the One Hundred Committee, said: "

Fastest milo

Wonck added: "But I was very pleased with the time. It's early in the season for such a tasti zare".

Gary Player still the top

money winner

Dunedin, May 22. Gary Player of South Africa maintained his $8,869 lead over Arnold Palmer Ifils week in professional goit's duct for 1961 money winning honours, with well placed

Player and Palmer, the 1000 300 yards to g, was unable to

winner, tied for rish top money his sprint reproduce

place yesterday in the which won the Invitation Three fourths

Open and added Saturday, Miles on

Did he Hot Springs inished well down the field. $525 in their earnings. It was

Ibbotson,

Another

first

time in 17 tourna-

the eighth class per-ments that Player had finished Derek among the top five entries and or Palmer in 15

the win

formance cano from Halth 23-year-old Greenford eighth the (Middlesex) clerk who ran the starts, fastest mite in Britain this year Player has picked up 148,954

Inter- for the yeur, according of 4:1.3, to

!figures released today by PGA County title,

Headquarters, Palmer's total is The "troble" lupes of David $10,085. Others in the first Ave Jones, 21-year-old Essex Dare Deug Sanders ($20,403), held their big sit-down demons-executive, were ruined by Tomuny Bolt ($19,091) and Jay tration in Whitehall, or else) I ¦ slow getaway in the Invitation | Heberi ($18,725) --AP,

might have been in prison or walling to go to prison instead.

I was running in Trinidad when

the One Humired Committee

301 (D. Close 11, It. Hingworth would have certainly taken part

61).

Ai Northampton: Northampion-i

shire 251 and 163 (M. Norman 55, 11. Rhodes Ave for 18, E. Smith Ave for 411. Derbyshift 192 (C. Lee 01. M. Allen eight for 48) and 57 for dyr.

Nottingham- At Nollingham: Mure 278 and 149 for four (J, Clay (3). Surrey 281 for seven declarca (3. Eddiel 63, K. Bar- rington 75):

At Worcester: Essex 142 and

in 10",

The combŚC campaign of Derk 1, e2-3-ar-old Huddersfield salesman, met dis appointment In the invitation two miles, and it was another Yorkshireman, Ken Woul of Shefeld who came desperately

lose to winning.

21 J. Milner 69. G. Barker THIRD LANARK

former Enginnd player Close 62). Worcestershire 205 (G.

batted 189 minutes for his 111

Dews 82, K. Preston ave for 11 BEAT TOP U.S.

off Lancashire, titst included and one for one wickel,

a six and 18 fours.

At Cambridge: Free Foresters

Yorkshire passed the Lanca- | 84 and 300 for five (C. Howland shire score with live wickets 124, G. Cook 108 not out). Cam-

deovn.

est

TEAM IN

101, PROUGH MATCH

bridge University 387 for six declared (J. Brearly The bowling performence WAlten 125 remarkable as he Broderick 39).

Warwickshire At Leicester: wi kets in Icaptured g eight

OMR

2 13

3 6

5 12

2 12

1 0

-Reuter.

fastest lap went to Britain's Sir Winston wins

Jim Clark, who finished third

in Eplus after a great battle

with Phit Füll over most of the

751 laps of the 2.6 miles (4.19

lometres) circuli.

Moss fourth

Britain's Surling Mors

parate planes. The American Lotus mul American Ritchie

the Churchill

Stakes with

High Hat

fluest Park, May 22,

thin 14 by ma-playing cap Ginther (Ferrari), who ballten Sir Winston Churchill won his tam Dark Mitchelf and hides

Jins Pk Ron Padur. Michael

Hargrove

Wen

the finish In the MountO

Rogers, Jee Grand Prix last week, fougl

another personal duel for fourth plaer. Moss eventually won

At bar and Willem Barry.

The five-dac Australian team Tokina tod at Ko Tumer, Don the scrap by passing Ginthr": Murray, Gouge Rabethan, Ronimit on the line,

Went and Red Anderson,

own horse race today for the Arst time in 10 years, The win was worth £2,091 In prize

toney,

une spell of 71 run, bowling 223 and 133 for nine (M. Smith 40). Leicestershire 225 (P.

41). white Munder: 50, L. Gardner

Reuter.

ve Derbyshire batsmen and conceding only 19 runs taking the wickets.

Altogether at Northampton

wickets fell

terbay * 3:23

│rubs.

Harold

Derbyshire Ithodes

Fowlers Beau Rossa wins the

and Edwin Smith took five wickets each us Northants were all out for 103

their need inting. but before the close the Northamp tensitie altack was 011 lup again

as Derbyshire fost flye wickets while scoring 57, with Allen claiming two of these wickets.

Captain's innings

***

Colin Cowdrey, England's captain against the South Africans last season, followed century his first-innings with 67 for Kent in the second Innings against Hampshire, but batting honours went to The 86-year-old statesman's

Hampshire skipper Colin High Mat won the Winston

Ingleby-Mackenzie, After today's race. The second Churchill Stakes, named in his

Ingleby-MacKenzie saved his in the World Champlanship, honour after World War II. pant in the my-finals. Australia Moss and Von Trips share the The news

Thailand on June 1-2 and lead with 12 points each,

was flashed to him side from a cheap dismissal by at his country residence, Chart-hitting 30 in 80 minute: after plays against

well, where he is spending the half the team were out for 108.

He was last man out at 232. Phil

has ten points, Whitsun holiday weekend." The winner of inter-zone final Ginther eight, Clark four, Dan will play against Indunaria, the Gurney two, and J. Brabhuan hodels the trophy on June nett B. Maclaren one each.

kota temp will flest take

L'ented Mater Bergmark on June 3-4.

1-11--AFP.

bronztan

THE SUNTAY LOTION

THAT PROTECTS EVEN

AFIZE SWIRING!

TAE

Only in the last few laps was Von Trips position in danger, when Phil Hill challenged him fer the lead,

Australian

Jack

Churchill's

only previous victory In his own race was in 151, when he Won with Colonist II.

The win boosted Sir Winston's prospects of winning thu unveted Ascot Gold Cup next

High Hat Brabham, month.

is one of

who is defending big world | Britain's brightest hopes in that title, finished sixth, couple of Tree, seconds behind Ginther. to High Rat led from the start gab his first point in this an event year's championship.

'There

the;"

Closing scores

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

At Lord's Sussex 280 and 70 for one. Middlesex

J. Murray 09).

200 for

Zetland Gold Cup

Philadelphia, May 22,

100 Yards,

Funes, a double winner art

Pales Marlan

Folk,

Saturday finished second to the

both Benaud to see clecking the same time of 9.0 seconds.

specialist again today

of the

Middlesex were surprise Inter-County winners

withi Team Championship total of 78 polits, Surrey were second with 72 and Essex, the holders, third with 71,AFP.

U.S. baseball results

London, May 22. Richle Benaud, who bowled for the first time against Cam- bridge University last week since injuring his shoulder, will see a specialist tomorrow, The Australian captain hopes that he will be given the go ahead to bowl seriously in the game with MCC at Lord's on Saturday,

Benaud said that his shoulder was mending slowly, but it w www.considerably better. He had a

in the nets at Lord's practice today.

Scotland's touring Third Lanark

New York, May 22, soccer team today beat the

of today's Major United States' best soccer team League baseball matches In-

the Philadelphia's Ukranian Nationals 2-1 Jo a match marred by Injuries and chal- lenges to the Scots from spectators.

Results

Icluded:

AMERICAN LEAGUE

R H

(Firat game)

Пaltimore New York

Three of the Scots, captain Jim Rolly. John McCormack Redear, May 22. and Alex Marley, were injured Mr Berl Kerr's Beat Nossa in the Best half and Alex Ely Cleveland

the Zetland Gold Cup of the Ukranians

won Tun over

uhe

anti aquarter carried off Netdi.

had the Minnesota

The Australian caplain ré turns to lead the side against Gloucestershire at Bristol, Ran Gaunt. the

howler,

27-year-old Test who strained his side Cambridge University will remain in London to rest.

E pains!

The Austration team for tho Gloucestershire match is; B. C.

o Booth, R. B. Simpson, N. C O'Nellt, P. J. Burge, D. C. Booth, A. K. Davidson, R. Benaud, G. Mackenzie, B. N. Jarman, F. M. Misson, L. F. Kilne, 12th May

7 17 12

(15 innings)

(Second game)

10 0

0 3 0

2 11

miles here today.

half, During the second

a Chicago Mr T. Ohlson's Fuishaw Cross dozen or so spectators streamed Boston was second with Mrs R. Mee on to the field to do battle with donald Buchanan's Pannier

the Scots and police were called third. Eighteen ran.

in to prevent any fight.

The Cleveland reasen for the outburst was Minnesota

Ometal starting prices were: D-2 favourite Beau Rossa, 8-1 Fulshaw Cross, 25-1 Pannier.

Beau Hossa won by half

with a neek Tength

between second and third-Reuter.

not clear.

The crowd of 8,000 spectators Milwaukee a Cincinnati was one of the largest for soccer match in the U.S.—AP.

Santana and Laver to

clash in French

Tennis semi-final

•

Paris, May 22.

و اگر دست

seven declared (W. Russell 150, Little Manuel Santana, of Spain, and Australian lefthander Rod Laver today qualified to meet in one of the men's singles semi-finals of the French International Tennis Championships here.

At Bath Somerset 225 and

138 for the (G. Atkinson 69, D.

Roc 3 not out), Gloucestershire

170 (K. Biddulph Ave for 53).

210

Santanu, 23, beat Australian | for horses

At Southampton: Kent 300 for champion, Over

Roy Emerson, 0-1, declared and Stakes ninc Churchill

fur G-2, 6-2 In a quarter-final matchi four years old, over 2 mlle 70 Ove (R. Wilson 53, C. Cowdrey full of glorious tennis to delight was nel an nccident, yards. In a close falsh he hold (7). Hampshi 232 (J. Gray 46, the holiday crowd on the centre pit stop er retirement through- on to his tead and won by three-H. Horton 40. A. Ingleby-court. out the race, which was run in, quarters of a length from Stat Mackenzie §0. A. Brown livs för fine weather and watched by ter, with Jet Stream third, four 981. about 60,000 people, including lengths behind. High Hat's Ume At blanchexler: İdiesshire 210 Prince Bernhard.--Reuter,

was 3:44.4-AP,

and 37 for fo wicket. Yorkshite

GAMBOLS

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LOVELY GRACELET)/ SHALL I

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DIAMONDS

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GIVE YOU

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THOSE ARE TUO

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STILL TOO EXPENSIVE

Poor fare

In the offer match, which by comparison was pour face;

GAS FOR JOY

Laver, despite showing extra-, after that he always called the ordinary lapses of concentra- ture. tion, beat husky American Ron Holmberg. of Brooklyni, R-4, 6-0, 3-6, 6-3,

Laver,

fortune The pendulum of SWUBE wildly in

tite other match, Laver won the first two Then the 23-year-old the games. runner-up for

American took Wimbledon, America, Aus crew-cropped tallan and Italian titles, beat four in a row, but Laver won Santana when they met in Turin the next four for the set recently. But the lin red-stretched his, winning streak to haltedQueelistander will nced 10 games when he won the

he second set -0. much tighter control than hnd today If he is to repeal that performance.

Santana, a talented and fluent stroke-nker, dovelalled finesse with power with teilng effect to get the better of Emerson In close frst set in which both int always, altempted to pen up the court.

Though Santana, conqueror of Britain's Mike Sangalir in the previous round, cracked Entrion's strvice, hi the open- ing gate, the fean Australian lovelled at 5-5 but forchakl errora cont hin bis service ogoin the Afteruth game,

Slower

and

Holmberg, who appeared tớ

lio carrying a blt of surplus weight covered tlis cours much slower Dian Lavet, but with the Australian falling into error all the mori- ean led 5-1 in the third set and eventually won it in the ninth game.

W. LlarwayAFF.

Pinturischio better

London, May 22. Pinturischio, former favourite for the Epsom Derby to be run on May 31, appeared well on the way to recovery from his bout of stomach trouble today, but will still be taken out of the classic at tomorrow's forfeit stage.

His trainer, Noel Murless, sald that the interruptions in his iraining caused by his two at- lacks of stomach trouble intent he could not be got it in time

the

Mall race China Special.

for

Chess News

By LEONARD BANDEN MIRAI, TAL is a 1-1 on

· favourite to retain the world cheas title in dia 24-game match with former holder Mikhail Botvibaik, in Moscow.

The restless Tal who circles the board ilke a hawk when his oppanent is thinking, and often glares at film atter making, « inave, is only 24 and the gurigent champion in the history of the game.

Botvinnik a taciturii, inter lectual research acientist, is nears leg 80 and considered well pANE His best; but he gave conndent Tal a shock in the first game on Wednesday night.

Playing in careful positional style, Holvinnik reached an end- ing widof experie considered doodrol.

Tal wanted to agree à draw, bat Botvinnik turned down the ofer, and gave cheas fara glimpse of fils kreat strategioni

KUL

At the adimirtiment, after firs hours play, Botymule was pawn up, with a winning position. and Tal resigned" "WiLLIGUE bothering to resume play,

After the ten-minute break Laver quickly got back on a winning groove and hin flashing backhand shots left the Ameri can helpless. He finished off the nich with two splendid love quince.

The remaining quarter-anal, and spins.

Bantana needed three get singles matches will be played points to serve out the set, but tomorrow-Router.

1961-05-23 — Page 8

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