THE CHINA MAIL, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14, 1961
IN A
DRAW
SPORTING SAM
FIRST TEST ENDS Ted Dexter (180), Subba Row (112) steer England well clear of defeat
Birmingham, Juno 13. A splendid, hard-hitting innings of 180 by Ted Doxtor and another century from Roman Subba Row, who made 112, steered England well clear of defcat in the first cricket Test against Australia here today.
The match ended in a draw with England 80 runs ahead and six second innings wickets still standing. Final scores were: England 195 and 401 for four; Australia 516 for nine declared.
Herb Elliott beaten in the
half-mile
Busten, June 13.
Elliott was beaten by American Jim Black in the half-mile here tonight. Ellott was running for the
Austraila's Herb
Combined Oxford and Cum-
England needed 215 mure runs
to avoid an innings defeat when they
resumed the
Champion Carr
going strong in British
piten ruled out vasily after last TEST SCORES Golf Tournament
night's ralu and the batsmen
took full advantage of the condi 1/2018.
First. Subba Row and Dex- ter put on 109 for the second wickel and then Dexter form- ed another big partnership of 181 with Ken Batringion, who scored 48 not out,
Highest since 1948
Subba How was out just be- -bridge Universlties team against fore lunchs after batting Your Harvard and Yale, Stack won hours and hitting 14 fours. Dex- by three yards lu one minuleter batted from the start unt
50.8 seconds.
Elliott's defeat followed Els 800 metres race disappointing
FIFTH DAY
FIRST INNINGS England: 195.
Australia: 316 for nine de- cinred.
SECOND INNINGS England
[100 for one overnight) G. Pullat e Grout b Misson 28
Subba Row b Misson
E. It. Dexter at Grout b
Simpson
nine minutes before the close M, C. Cowdrey ↳ Mackay .. when he was stumped off spinner K. F. Barrington not out.. Bobby Simpson. Hings M. J. K. Smith not out
Extras In Yogodavin on Saturday when of 180 took five hours 45 minutes
and included 31 fours. he ished arth.
Dexter's
the innings was highest by an England batsman against Australia since Deniz Campton's 184 at Nottingham in
7,000
Elllout brought the crowd to its feet when he moved up from third place la fake the lead in the last lap, but he could not match Stack's Shishing: burst,
Fred Howard, Harvard's cop- fain. who led at the halfway stage. was third, sud John Hol (Oxford) fourth,
Mr Allan Malcolm, the Bri- 1igh team's coach, had salti curlier that ElHoit was switching from the mile to the 880 yards event because ze Was thed" for the longer distance.
Elloit, Olyrople" 1,589 metres champion and world mile record holder, won fu mile and BUG | yards at the 1958 British Empire and Commonwealth Games,
Stack's time was a meeting! record. Tom Courtney (USA); holde the world record of one minute 10.0 seconds.
The American Universities clinched the match by taking eight of the first ten events to be decided and eventually won by eleve events ไป four- Reuter,
CHESS
By LEONARD BARDEN
&
1948.
TED DEXTER
five hours 45 minutes of glorious cricket.
Subba Row and Dexter each anade his Arst Test century in who England. Subba Row, balted solidly ir:
valuable innings, had the added dis- in his tinetion of scoring 100 debut against Australia.
can
Few batsmen
equal Dexter In enterialment when he is in full cry. When he opened his shoulders, the field was left standing. The ahots that were checked made the elders wring heir hands with the sting.
Completely justifying the faith of the England Selectors, Dexter, who has his critics, swept ruajestically on to reach 152 In ve hours 22 minutes. EGGET) His selection of the right ball of his Here is a position from a just to hit and the power play; Black to move and win. shots was reflected in the fast Solution No. 6046: 1 B-RE!that 104 of his 152 rung flowed threatening a discovered mate from his bat in boundaries. by the knight on Rs. 1 1.
Limited bowling QXKI: 2 BXP, or 1... K-QS dis. ch; 2 Kt (R4)--QG, of 1... KI-Q5: 2 B-B6, or 1...Qx R;
2 X (K4-Q6, or 1 ... PXB
dis ch; 2Kt-Kts.
London Express Sarotce.
WOTAN
Today's batting and that of the Australians on Saturday, Bogested that the rest of the Retica is kely to produce o feast of suru if the wenther does not intervene.
both sides
The batting of
bowling in this Test,
112
180
14
Turnberry, June 13. Joe Carr, the 39-year-old de- fending champion from Ice- land, today swept through into the third round with all the confidence of a man ready to pick up Amateur Golf title.
his fourth British
The last time golfer won the title four times was before the First World War when Harold Hilton of England did it.
Sixty-four golfers, all British, apart from nine Americans, were left in after the second round 18 over the 6,875-yard Turnberry Course alongside the Firth of 18 Clyde.
1
Total (for four wickets) 401
Fall of wickets: 1-3, 2-202, 3-239, 4-400.
Davidson
Misson Simpson Mackay Benaud
Bowling analysis
M
O
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W
31 10 00
28 0 02
34 12 67
20
41 13 87
4 07 -Reuter.
Carr defeated
by Reg. Wootton
London Express Service.
Exciting finishes in County
Cricket matches
London, June 13.
Pitches drying out after yesterday's rain and sporting declarations combined to provide some exciting finishes in English County Cricket matches today.
In the main it was the bowlers who derived the
main benefit from the conditions.
This was certainly the cast | at Blackheath where Kent were shot out for 78 in their second innings and were beaten by 154 runs by Warwickshire.
The man who did most of the damage in an innings that lasted only 80 minutes was off-spluner Basil Bridge.
wickets for two runs in 31 balls.
look five John Gow of after Scotland 6 and 4 today beating John Greenly of England 8 and 7 in the first round.
ONLY UPSET
Bryan Chapman, the 20-year-
The American challenge this year was rated a weak one but still nine Americans were left In to challenge for the cham-
Brundage in Athens Henship, first played for
for crucial IOC meeting
1885.
He
only
Captain's innings
ROYAL ASCOT OPENS
The
Queen sees her horse beaten in a thrilling
finish
Ascot, June 13. Queen Elizabeth watched her horse Augustine being narrowly beaten in a thrilling finish to the Ascot Stakes Handicap here today. The Queen's horse fought it out with I. Kerman's Angazi, the 6-1 favourite, and the two horses passed the finishing post together. Many of the crowd thought Augustinë had won, But after studying photo-, Jones, Margoret wore a loose- graphs of the finish the judges sitting white cout. Antony and gave first place to Angozi by n the other men in the Royal pro- short head.
cussion wore high grey top háts,
The Queen thus missed a first The Queen Mother was miss- prize of £2,920 and suling. It was announced she had without a major victory on the injured a fool, race tracks this season,
Biggest thrill
A reature of this year's Royal Ascot race week-Tuesday To Friday is the new £1,000,000 Krandstand,
It boasts of a battery of boxes, each with
Its own private kitchen for preparing meals,
The crowd, who had cheer. ed the Queen and other mem- bers of the Royal Family as they arrived for the first day of glittering Royal Ascot, was The meal of the day was gull cheering for the queen's horne, eggs, lobster, asparagus, atraw- The neck-and-neck elimax to berries-washed down by cham- race pagne. the graciling 2% milles #ave the fans their biggest thrill of the day,
Minute Gun, a 100-1 shot, was third, three quarters of a length behind. Augustine started at
10-1.
The rental for a box is £450 per season. All have been taken.
AP.
The Queen's racing successen OPEN
this year have all been in minor events. Her second prize today. was £321,
At the Oval Lancashire beat Surrey by two wickets, Surrey 238 and 72 for three declared (A. Parsons 42). Lancashire 163 for eight declared and 140 for eight (P. Loader five for 25). Lancashire 12 points. Sur- rey four points.
Leeds: Mulch drawn. Yorkshire 203 for seven de- Angazi, a five-year-old brown clared and 50 for no wicket.mare, was sired by Anwar out | Glamorgan 105 (A. Jones 08): of Burdekin. She has won every
Yorkshire four points.
race since being bought by Ker- man, a Londen lawyer, last win- ter. She is trained by W. Nightingale.
At Oxford: Oxford University
by
17:e bowlers were also in control at Hove where Sussex beat Free Foresters
at Lord's.
six
Royal procession
SINGLES LAWN BOWLS
FIXTURES
Following are the second round Axlures of the Colony Open Singles Lawn Bottis Championships;
4.
MONDAY JUNE 19 The Queon, with Princess Margaret and Antony
(Commencing at 8.30 pm) Arm- strong-Jones, left the Royal Box
va P. B. Cardner to give her horse a consolation
nt Pric E. 3. Liddell pat and talk to jockey
(KBGC) ve ¤. B. Sequeira (KCC) at Bobby Reardlo: M. Remedios FC ya Elliott.
J. G. Scoli (USRC) at Recrslo, D. (TC) # J. Tang (KCC) at Queen F
Hollands (PRC) led MacArthur (PRC) at KFC, 7. A. Santos (FC) va Sequeira/lloineringe the Royal Family in a carrlageton at KBGC; V. C. Bond (XBGC)
Hasselt (KBGC) at KCC; ride down the race course to
S. Cotter (KFC) ve C. M. open the 250th Royal Ascot Hozurlo (FC) at Trikoo; M. q. Wong flace Meeting.
| (CCC) va II. A. Mathieson (ICDG) st
kec
Craithe/Telford v AP. Q. A. (teel at KCC:
Earlier today, the and Prince Philip
V
o old English internation), pro-
beat Nottinghamshire_byn 40 wickets. Free Foresters 193 and 2 vided the only upset by knock-runs. Left-arin spinner Ron Bell 237 for nine declared (J. Purves 1ing out seeded Sandy Saddler 3
captured four for 18, taking the 60, M. Ainsworth 55, 3. Deighton 1ond 1. The other seven seeds-
last three wickets in Avé de- 39 not out), Oxford University to the all British-advanced
220 for seven declared and 312 liveries. third round.
A great innings by captain for four (D. Worsley 72, A. Buig Ian Bedford enabled Middlesex | 40, Nowab of Pataudi 55). to beat Somerset by two wie- AI Portsmouth: Hampshire kets with 10 minutes to spare beat Gloucestershire by two wickets. Gloucestershire 170 Bettlard hit his first half and 118 for eight declared. century In Arst-class cricket, Hampshire 98 for no wicket de- The first seven scoring shuls in clared and 190 for elight (A. his $2. scored in 30 minutes, Ingleby-Mackenzie 51, H. Hor- were all boundaries. Altogetherton 51). Hampshire 12 points.
At Chelmsford: Match drawn. Former England pace bowler Essex 309 and 55 for six de-
Princess Margaret-expecting Peraira Derbyshire 153 and 208 Peter Loader claimed Ave for 25 for four (1. Hall 71, H. Johnson a baby this autumn rode in Rec.) vs P. I. Yip (CCC) for Surrey against
four pointsReu- the second carriage with her chand/Graham (CCC) va Ram at the Oval but Lancashire, who ter.
husband, Antony Armstrong- had been set to get 149 in 105 minutes, scraped through to win by two wickets.
In
by since
on
The tide has been won Americans seven time's the end of World War II.
Since then 13 Arnorkans have he hit 11 fours. appeared in the 15 luais.
This
with year, even apparently
American weak Athens, June 13. entry, the of the Americans Avery Brundage, President of could spring a surprise and take American the International Olympic Cum- the crown. The top
challengers are Ralph Morrow, mittee, new into Athens for
American stationed crucial meeting of the Cum- an mittee to decide reveral pending nearby Troon, Jimmy McHale, a matters for the 1804 Winter former American Walker Cup Games in Austria and the Sun-player now 45 years old,
Lieutenant "Binky" Mitchell mer Games in Tokyo.
AP.
The tall American business- man, who has spent almost a fetime on Olympic aflairs, said he thought the Committee would probably
October accept the dates proposed for the Suminer Gumes by the Japanese Olympic Committee. He however, de- clined to comment on any of the other issues to be discussed here.
Black King wins the Queen's Vase
et
and
clared.
Lancashire
119). Essex
A bid that just failed came KENT TENNIS SHOCK from the Derbyshire bolsmen.
Set to get 212 to win in 200 minutes, they were four short of their target when stirops were drawn.
Laurie Johnson, a West Indias, hit 119, including 14 boundaries, In 145 minutes. for Derbyshire,
Results
of Results matches were:
had
Neale Fraser out
in first round
Beckenham, June 13.
at KUGC; F. Lea
TUEBDAY, JUNE 20
A. . Skeoch (KDCI v N. Beltran (Rec) at_KCC: *K. Minu [RC1 v# Coello/Posto at HKSC: R. Silva-NettoRec Santos (CCC) vs L. Morton (KDC) at KBGC:
A
va P. W. Metcalfe (PRC) at IKCC; A. M. Banks (KDC) va G.
(CCC) at KBOC; B. Y. Doe (KCC) 78
Adal/Bune at Bétrolo; D. C. Symons [KCC VI K. W. Bair (Kudc) at Heerelo; G. Jeffries (KBQC) VEČ. C. Ma_(CCC) nt KCC; M. B. Haman IRC) vs Leonard/Manson at PRC; i.. it. Wombulos (loc) và Bồ, thì t Arruili (IRC) at Kadc.
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2
Lapsley/Divertia +1 Chambers/
titeu) vs (CCC) at Watson/olgate va liong Choy?
today's cricket Neale Fraser, Australia's Wimbledon champion, at Kelad
was eliminated in the first round of the Kent
Lawn Tennis Championships which opened here today.
the
Packs PRC) W. Howard CCC) vs Tindali Kichell at HKCC
Ascot, June 13. At Blackheath: Warwickshire Mr H. J Joel's Black King beat Kent by 134 runs. War- Won the These include Japanese pro-
Queen's Vase run
J. V. De Lam (Regy vs C. A. Quellio wickshire 324 for seven de- clared and 70 for three declared
(KCC) at KBGC; E G. Barros ICCO; US Restall/Bulberland at nosals to add Judo and Volley- over two miles here today.
Mr C. II. Dracoulis's Polyktor Kent 170 for one wicket de- ball to the Summer Games pro- gramme, while dropping the
was second with Lady George eluted (R. Prideaux 67 not out)
The Australian, who has been, the first round and coasted into C: N. Frater (TC) vs J. M. A. (IRD) at PRC R. #, A. third round when he Lapsley (RDC) A. G. Staley Pentathlon and Canoeing events, Cholmondeley's Sagacity third. and 70 (W. Bridge five wickets troubled by a leg injury, was
Rhodesia's for two runa), Warwickshire 12 Anally outlasted and outclassed eliminated
Chubb R.KBGC) at Recreio: EX Land Austrian proposals for a Ten ran.
(KCC) v# H. Van Echten (HKFC) Winter Omelal starting prices were: points.
by a 24-year-old Tokyo clerk Dowdeswell in straight sets, at tecreio FX. M Da Hitva January February
100-8 Black King. 7-1 Polyktor, Games.
India's young hope Akbar | (Rev) va T. E. Baker (Kcej at At Cambridge: Worcestershire Osamu Ishiguro, who was play- Merungs ut the Olympic 6-4 on favourite Sagocity.
Bavlet | KAGE. ing only his third tournament University by on grass.
All upset 20-year-old Executive Committee
Board Black King
four beat Cambridge won by
champion Tonjag Lejus 6-4, Worcestershire 330 with
121 runs, for four declared and 78 for one between start on Thursday. The actual lengths Committee sessions will start oh lengths
third. Reuter.
declared (M. Horton 501. Cam~ Saturday-AP.
bridge University 147 and 140 (N. Gifford 3 wickets for 40, M Horton five wickets for 53). At Kettering: Leicestershire beat Northamptonshire by eight wickets. Northamptonshire 152 and 140. Leicestershire 150 and 143 for two (W. Watson 04, M. Hallam 50 not out). Leicester shire 14 points.
one and half and second
Ambassadors of
Football contest
proved much stronger than the Following are the standings in the Hongkong for
Ambassadors of Football contest after yester day's voting:
The
bowling Australians' today was limited. Davidson looked off form on the Blow pitch while their other matek-
winner, Richle Benaud, spared
SENIOR TEAM
Kund Wah-kit (Police)
himself and appeared to be In Cheung-yau (SCAA)
JUNIOR TEAM
Ishiguro, who did not (link he bould dessibis win untli he was af dich point "Even then I though it could HUI be true" defeated Fraser by 11-13, 6-3, 6-4.
Fought back
class per- It was a world forrance by the Japanese No. the first set only 2. Ho lost after a tremendous struggle. He had made the Arst breake to lead
8-6 in the first round. Lejus. who reached the eighth-finals
East
year's tournament,
In
was compettig on a Western court for the first mo this year together with several other Soviet players.
All, however, met defeat in the second round, when he was eliminated by Australian N, Gibson 6-4, 0-2. Indie's 'Fremjit Lal was eliminated already in the first round, as was Japan's
tain's
Pone Kingpetch's straight right is
the key weapon
Tokyo, Jund 13. The powerful 'straight right of Fohe Klarpeich, Thailand's world flyweight boxing cham- pion, was seen here today as the greatest danger to Mit- sunori Seki's hopes of captur- ing the world crown
At Hove: Sussex beat Notting- 3-1, was immediately pulled B. Nogasaki. hamshire by 60 runz. Sussex back, to three-all, and then In the women's singico, Bri- 302 for eight declared and 24 matched Fraser serve for serve
acc players Christine three
and declared. Notting-over the next 10 games before Truman
Arin Haydon hamahire 150 for six declureil the Australian was able to break ered eary first round wins (G. Forbes 58 not out, C. Poole through sgain and clinch the over Sweden's Miss U. Sanduit? 92), and 158 (C. Poole 43, .set.
and Denmark's Pla Balling. Bell four for 18).
Kingpeich, aged 26, will meet Sussex 12 Instead of fading away, 69 Miss Truman beat Miss Sanduli bis 10-year-old Japanese chal- points.
many other might tave done, 6-1 6-0. The young Swedish At Lord's: Middlesex beat the ice-cool Ishiguro came back player retired before the end of 17,013
by two wickets, 10.610 Somerset
the match. with added strength. Chasing Somerset 20 and 170 for six everything and making several
Haydon beat Miss 4168 declared (W. Alley 70 not out fantastic rotrloves he gradually Baliing 0-1, 6-1.—AFP · 3215 K. Palmer 34 not out). Middle-took a commanding hold on the Hung Cifu-nuen (St. Louis 3.215 srx 179 (D. Bennett 56 not out) gathe. Cheung Kwok-hing (Elisabeth) 2.833 and 207 for eight (P. Bedford- Frater fought desperately Thang Cheuk-wah (Clementi). 2,513
Middlesex
11.232 Wong Bze-keung (Wall Yat 10.050 Hongkong)
nursing his injured shoulder, Ko Po-keung (Tung Wai) .... 0,133 Chan Yin-sun (Salesian)
Medium-pacer Mackay kept penning away al a length and Misson, the pace man, who cap- tared the valuable wicket Subba Row, kept going for lengthy spells Reuter,
THE GAMBOLS
SPORTS
PENCING
of
La Kin-chung (SCAA)
Wong Man-war (Happy Valleyi Wong Chi-kening (SCAA)
B. North Hongkong Club}
08 Chan Lad-wo 18oong Ching
Chen 1Cwal-wing (he Balle). Chan Pak-ing a galley..
4,378
3.300
724
Yu Chun-hongqueen's)
46
41
Yio Cheuk-yin (Tung Wals)..
er Rly-huds '{XMB)
Chan Tat-hung (Tong Walt) Cheung Siu-kaung (Poliest
431 The Kam-k# (Balesian) R192, D. Bennett 44).
Wang Kwok-kuen (Clementi) 1. 12 points. Somerset four points.
Barry Appleby
SERVE WITH
FLAMES ON
A SWORD
COOK BETTER MEALS
WITH GAS
Barry Brady
to mye himself in the final
sch, but Ixtilguró stayed with
Bin unit qui cho tiên Imada his Anal trumphant forward to victory.
Burgo
Indians impress
Miss
U.S. baseball results
Afterwards Framer, praising the Japanere for "some great play," said he would not play competitive singles agairi until ball Wimbledon.
lenger on June 27.
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japanese sports writers, while not liking to minimie the chances of their inan, today agreed that Kingpetch was powerful opponent who com- bined an effective left jab with a dangerous right upper-cut close which he litew, from
his straight right rango with when at a distance.
Some sports writers compated [the Thai's style with that of Japan's former dyweight UU- holder Yashio Shiraj. Shirat title to Panetta) Perez of Argeriting in Novem ber, 1034.
New York, June 13. results included; Today's Major League bong-lost his world
AMERICAN LEAGUE (First game)
Things are not going right Just now," sait Fraser, who has won only one tournament
inco leaving Autx*m)En The Los Angeles
Chicago January.
Many top foreign players had Washington The reason's first contact with | Baltimore kross courts as the tournament
New York
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gdt utrier wày, hero today. Tho Clevelarii opening of the play was · post- porod yesterday due to tajn,
Inilah players put up kid Clothnatl perforinstler/\/\[J/ Mukherjon Pittsburghi beat Australia's K. Fietsher In
Commenting today on Kling- petch, Shiral said: "Its stral înt right will be the final weapon.”
Dr Alvin Cosh, who trained
Shirat, sad today Kihitch
was a very good boxer whono 1 lett. Jab was similide to Shirai's.
Kitapolch today echlinued bia training at his hotel hi TURƒo, The That will tye defending bik 0 | world title for the secónty time.
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