1961-05-30 — Page 8

THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, MAY 30, 1961.

SUPERB BATTING BY COWDREY COUNTY CRICKET

Special leave of absence

Special leave of absence was obtained from the Army by Everton FC so that their Seat-

tish International centre

-2:3

ward Alex Young could ac company them to play

as Eng.

Jand's representatives in the

Ambassadors of Football contest

New York Touturien; and Following are the standings in the Hongkong

then continue on tour in North

America and Canada.

Young has only a short time

to serve to complete his National

Service in the 2nd Training

Ambassadors of Football contest after yester- day's voting:

SENIOR TEAM

JUNIOR TEAM

Wong

Ch

437

Chan Pak-g (La Salle) 242 Fung Chien 18t, Louisi

504

22)

19 chín Lỗi No sung chín

Ya Usun-hong (QueeTL'AJ Won Kwok-kuen

4.96 Yin-sun (Balesian)

Sze-keurig (Wal Yon Hongkong).......... Chan Kweliering (La Salle) Trang Cheuk-wah (Chemently 1.473 630 Te Kain-kä (Salesian)

1,490 1,774 1200 1.128 1,170

7.104

4,630 2123

(sements:

Battalion Royal Army Service Range Wah-kit (Police) .... Corps, and he was releted after | Ho Cheung-yau (SCAA) ...... 4.842 3,310 Ka Po-keung chung Walu .... Everton had ninde an upplica-Lau Kin-rhung (SLAA)... Offer on the Wong Men-wat Happy Valley) tion to the Wor understanding that he does the Wong Chi-keung (SCAA) .... additional service to complete Muk Chun-wah 1SCAA) ...... Yiu Cheuk-yia (Tung Watt.. his two years m khaki. He was

Chow Shiu-hung KMB)...... a member of this year's Army Wong St-wo Happy Valley: Cup-winning team. Danews R. North Hongkong Club ... Service.

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Tomorrow's European Cup final will be a bitter battle

Paris, May 29.

134

A bitter battle is expected to be fought out at the Wankdorf Stadium at Berne on Wednesday when Portugal's Benfica and Spain's Barce lona clash in the final of the European Cham- pions Football Cup,

The Swiss referee Gottfried Dienst will have to keep an iron rip on the hot-blooded berlin players if he is to prevent the inal from degenerating into a free-for-atl.

The British stop

referee had to

the Benfica-Vienna

Rapid semi-final one before regulation

started fighting earlier this month.

minute

1

Lastly the Spanish will never for having forgive Barcelona knocked their idols Real Madrid out of the European Cup

only

to lose to a foreign country,

Slight favourites

Cheung Kwok-hing Elizabeth 991

Caldwell's big chance

tonight

at

Magnificent stroke play

features his 115-run knock against Australians

London, May 29. Colin Cowdray, the Kent batsman, again demonstrated today that he should open England's innings against Australia in the Tests this summer. Captaining the MCC against the Austro- lians at Lord's today, Cowdrey came in after the first wicket had gone to the first ball of the day and proceeded to demolish the touring attack with some magnificent stroke play in an innings of 115.

Cowdrey Is known to be į Fall of wickets: 1-0, 2-10, Overse to golag in first, but his 3-130, 4-170, 5-222, 0-234, 7-234, display today underlines his 8-250, 9-257, 10-274. effectiveness

virtually for he epened the innings and he took the major role in a third wicket stand of 128 u 131 minutes with Mike Smith (45).

Rescue stand

London, May 29.

of France, Halimi, Alphonse

Martin Horion and

Roman takes a bir chance tomorrow

Subba Row had gone for 19 by putting his world bantani-

runs when Cowdrey and Smith ver- weight tille (European

came together. John sion) at stake against Caldwell, Irish holder of the

Utle, British Nyweight Wembley tomorrow nighk Caldwell, a Aghter of great! promise and determination, but with obly 21 contexts bellast him.

gets his big chance by stepping out of his weight class the experienced

to

turkle

· French-Algerinti,

But his prospects of taking the Benfien which has made rapid

Football | #de from Halimi cannot be European time when strides

Caldwell hus players, joined by spectators, pitches bus nothing to lose, ex-viewed lightly.

the strength, speed and punching to power to extend, or even bent of Halimi, who took 15 rounds to gain a narrow and controversial victory over another points Irishman, Freddy Gray last or Heal October.

bonus of more than al Vienna cry a

thousand pounds promised event ench player in the victory.

They are equally determined

Big responsibility

Brotherly Spaniards

is Barcelona

love between the to beat the Spaniards whether and the Portuguese the club is almost historically unknown Madrid, and with the coveted Cup usi their final goat it will need in ley wind from the snow created Alps to keep tempers cool,

Barcelona will enter the Held! with heavy responsibility their shoulders,

on

Halimi fights nt a furious Barcelona are the light fuy-pace, and he has an eve for an ourites. They have an excellent opening, but he has been stopped forward line which includes two three times. former Hungarian international

Inside-right Kocsis and side-left

Obviously, Halimi is a class out-above anyone Caldwell has met Czibor. Barcelona before and the Irishman's habit of rising to the occasion could

Bowling analysis

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17 4 4B

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Mackay Simpson

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Benaud

SECOND INNINGS

20 r 73

Australiana

Smith was first to go after | W. Lawry not out the rescue stand, but Cowdrey R. B. Simpson not out saw the EOTO to 176 before Extras Being caught

oit spinner Simpson. Fle batted 170 minutes and hit 19 four, After his dismissal only Kon Barrington, who made 55, stood

19

Total (for no wickets) 57

to the Australian attack and the MCC were all out for 274-Larter 107 behind the Australians' total Rhodes .... of 281 for five declared.

Greenhough

At the close, the Australions were $7 for no wicket in their second innings.

Cowdrey began with a superb square cut off Davidson, who had taken the first two wickets at a personal cost of nine runs, and he went on to gather runs: with such a grand variety of strokes that he completed 53 pul of 75 in only 50 minutes with his tenth boundary.

One 'life'

The partnership with Smith D5 minutes and Cowdrey's personal century cam after two and a half hours with his 17th four. He celebrated with two more fours in the same over, but offered his first chance when 114. Kline dropping him at long-on. He then gave an easy catch to O'Neil.

also has more experience in ble make him world champion to-was worth 100 in vital matches: In the eighth Ainus they eli- Benfica's strength will be inmorrow-Reuter. minated Real Madrid, the the speed of its co-ordinated for- Spanish holders of the Cup ward line, since the Championship was first held six years ago. A loss will mean that the Cup will for the first time leave Spain and to no other place but Por- tugal.

The teams

The teams will be:

Barcelona: Rainallets; Fanchu It will also mean that Spain and Gracia; Verges, Gensana and will no longer have two teams: Segarra: Kubala, Kocsis, Evaris- competing in the following, 10. Suarez and Czibor. year's

Real

Benfica: Costa Pereira; An- European Cup. Madrid has always automa-gelo and Mario Jose; Neto, Ger- tically requalised as Cup hold-mano and Cruz; Jose Augusto, ers and Barcelona qualified as Santona Aguas, Coluna and

Cavem.-AFP. Spanish League champions.

Inexpensive

Practical

Loi's next fight

Milan, May 30. Duilio Loi will defend his European welterweight boxing crown against Chris Christensen

of

Loi's world

welter- junior wright title will not be at stake. -AP.

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Essex, Worcestershire

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London, May 29. The rain returned to affect the English County Cricket programme today, but it could not prevent Essex and Worcestershire providing some of the best batting of the season and England pace bowler Freddie Trueman show- ing encouraging Test form with a great seven- for-45 performance for County champions Yorkshire against Leicestershire.

Essex, who were 142 for two at the close of play on Saturday against Surrey, added another 306 runs at Ilford today in 220 minutes, to gain a first innings lead of 210.

At the time they passed the hit 126 in 170 minutes including Surrey total they had scored at a six and 18 fours. the rate of 4.51 runs an over.

205-run stand

All-rounder Barry Knight hit 114, including a six and 18 fours, In 122

minutes. His century came in 111 minutes and his second fifty in only 25 minutes. Opening batsman Geoff Smith

MOUTIERS STAYS CLEAR

FAVOURITE AT 7-1

London, May 29.

w French challenger, Moutiers, remained clear favourite at 7 to 1, and was backed to win £8,000 in what was a busy evening for the layers, at tonight's Victoria Club callover on the Epsom Derby.

Knight,

Own

Gallant Dieta Drake, another of the Bounteous,

Scatter and French challengers, who was on Floermel, the 14 to 1 mark at the lact Davis; 66-1 Cipriani, Dakeville, callover, came in two points to Prince Tudor, Rullahgeelagh and Hot Brandy, 12 to 1 and was backed to win Psidium; 100-1

£10,000. He was the best back-Patrick's Cholce, ed horse of the night,

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The Anal callover will be held tomorrow night.

The betting

Prices at tonight's callover

were:

Pinzon and

Still 30 acceptors

London, May 29, All the 10 borses left in the Ep

som Derby over the weekend were included among the no- ceptors at today's three days

stage.

not run

won

At Gravesend former Eng- land batsman Don Kenyon and the Jamaican Hon Ilead- ley, son of former West In- dies Text utar George Headley, shared

stand of an opening 205 against Kent, Kenyon hit .114 of these and after be left Headley went on to make 147. Kent were made to pay the penalty for carly fielding lap:cs, Kenyon Wan the commant partner in the opening stand nrud his 114 came in three hours, Ho hit three sixes and 14 fours. After Kenyon's dismissa} the Worcestershire scoring rate dropped considerably, Headley hit his highest score for the county, but his 147, which in- cluded 25 fours, took six hours.

Slumped

un

two

for lost

Trueman, who, was unable to bowl for Yorkshire Saturday after having treth osi, mado co time by taking elgti nine Leicestershire that fell. today. Leicestershire, who

of the wickets

started

the day at 47 for two, slumped to 132 all out, with Trueman bowling flat out to take seven of the wickets.

After Yorkshire made a quick declaration at 84 for two in their second innings Trueman struck again as Leicestershire batted for a second time. Ho claimed Malcolm Hallam's wicket before a run had been scored and at the close Leicestershire had stil not opened their account.

Closing scores

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

At ford: Surrey 238 and 144 for one (A. Parsons 40 not qui,

3. Edrich 80 not cut). Essex 148 (G. Smith 120).

At Gravesend: Kent 304 for nine declared. Worcestershire you have any of these

387 for five (D. Kenyon 114, R. Bttle money | problems-and

The only doubt now is Headley 147, R. Broadbent 40). to spare the answer can prob-

Aurellus, which will

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7-1 Moutiers; 10-1 Just Great, You simply slam the ball into

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102 and 10 for three, recorded by electric eye Dual; 20-1 Neanderthal; 22-1 Pleermel (J. Massard), Seat-shire 170 (J. Bond 45, M. beams and the electronic com- Belliquex; 28-1 Allosha, Latin ter (J. Mercer), Supreme Ver Burden six for 50). Rain FIRST INNINGS

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Scoreboard

MCC

M. J. Horton. Ibw David-

R. Subba Row, low David-

Bon

M. C. Cowdrey, a O'Neill, b

Simpson

M. J. K. Smith, lbw Benaud K. F. Barrington,

0

115 45

and b

Davidson

P. Marner, c

Simpson

55 Lowry, b

23

J. M. Parks, b Davidson

J. B. Mortimore, lbw David-

Son

H. J. Rhodes,

Davidson

Grout, b

T. Greenhough, not out

J. D. Larter, b Simpson

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TITLE FIGHT

POSTPONED

Salt Lake City, May 20. Gene Fullmer, recognised by the American National Boxing Association as world middle- weight champion, has injured his right hand,

A

Just Great (N. Sellwood), Gal- Cooper 25 not out).

Lanca-

lant Knight (E. Smith), Owen Ai Tutton: Somernet 252 Davis (S. Smith), Hot Brandy and 104 for our (J. Lomax 47 (T. Gosling), Neanderthal (not out). Middlesex 190 (F. Bourgoure), Bountcous

Titmus 49, P. Parfitt 71, J. Sime), Aurellus (L Piggott), Murray 44, K. Palmer six for Time Creine (W. Williamson), 57). Rullahgeelagh (J. Wright), Fer- AL Chesterfield: Glamorgan fect Knight (G. Lewis), 300 for nine declared and 51 for Sovrango (G. Moore). Pinzon three. Derbyshire 308 for eight (E. Larkin), Psidium (B. Pein- declared (C. Leo 82, W. Outca Allosha (L. Flavien), 74, G. Dowkes 50), Rain stopped eclet), Moutiers (G. Thiboeuf), Cipriani play.

At Birmingham: Northamp- (R. Hutchinson). Delliqueux (F.

Dicta Drake (M. tonshire 189 and 32 for one. Palmer),

Dual (J. Lindity), ; Warwickshire 232 for four de Garela),

clared (W. Steward 73).—

His title defence against Cuba's When

Tom Finney returna Florentino Fernandez, scheduled from his player-manogership of for July 3, has been postponed. 10 the FA team in the Far East and It will probably now take place 3 Australia, he will be presented on July 29 or August 5 at the

with a silver statuette at the original venue. Ogden, Utah Prince Tudor (W. Rickaby), 274 summer meeting of the Fool Reuter.

ball League.

This will be in recognition of his 20 years' service to Preston North End. Other playerI, CNC- club man for 20 years or more, who will also receive statuettes ure Billy Wright (Wolver), Nat Lofthouse (Belton Wanderers), Jimmy Mullen (Wolves), Billy Bly (Hull City), Hilly Liddell (Liverpool), Frank Bowyer (Stoke City), Gil Merrick (Bir- mingham City), Ernie Gregory (West

Ham United), John McCue (Stoke City), Ray Wilcox (Newport County) and Harold Bell (Tranmere Rovers). It is an impressive list of loyalty,→ Danews Service.

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