1961-07-05 — Page 9

AITKENHEAD SHIELD LAWN BOWLS TEAMS

The Annual Allkenhead Shield lawn bowls mates' be- tween Hongkong and Rowluan will be played on Saturday, July 9, 里 The Kowloon Bowling Green Club, comuneneing at 3.30.

Players are asked, however, to asemble at 3.15 pm for Broup photograph.

Following are the teurs (Hongkong rinks named first):

Rank: O. Aden. G. H. Clayton, M. 11 TRED, R. 11. Marshall vs J.

A. P. Pereira,

hubb. E. 3. 1dddell, Cutier, K. Ratk 2: 1. Cottier. Mackenzie, A. M. Oitar, vs 1.. Gior den, G. Tockill. F. E. Innbow, W. Home Sing,

R 3: J.Can.ng. 5. F. v. 37. That, F. W. Holland vs W. Huker,. P. 10. F. Tan, A. A. 1.apres.

Ruk 4: 2. Stevens, G. Wan, W. Petchard, JS Landoit vs 3. Un

Plain, R. Hustiv, T. Waen, K. Hodie.

3: L. Singh, R. Pavra, P_Lee,

T. Byer vs C. A. Fiquriret, G. W.

Sutherland, A. D. Reft S. Smith

: Z. Tsok, W. Rees, 201 Moogan, P. Starsholl VI C Rozario, E. P. White, E. M. Kineton, H. Capest

Kink TA. Salinen. A. 2. Coleman, 2.1. Gardner, H. Hall vs ti. S. Lorld, Delgado, F. J. Rodrigues, D. C. Synon

Hunk MeLolinao, A. VI, F. Baudey, C. K. Sam vs W. 160), It Man, 1. Ha, N. A. Betrug.

HK W. Hullock, P. Metcalfe. N. Benton, H. Hossato vs 1. Faney, 1. Mattusim, D. J. Willis, C. A. L'ortho

Brak 201

yo

Alladra, C. F. 30

D Maxwell, W. 11. Brown ve L.. ton, S. It. Solina F. A. Santos, S. Y.

Rank H• W. Galles, J. Russell, M. j Baptista JR. C

Pejton, D Stevenson, V.

Ruchand

HVG.

Buk 1: A. Charbors, W tolton.

1 Dusun T. Kitche

Jefries, W. K. R. McKirdy, .

Hunk 13 Erition

A

13

H. Van W. av. K Lau s A Masques. B. Stone, R. Hall- wax. T. F. Baker.

1 14 T Chalmers, A.' Rahven, WF. Watson. 1. Dafty vs A Stonver, A. §. Thunburn, I. Linsley,

#

Rank 15: W. Mohammed. M. Tavlor,

Singh.

Metall ve Spra A E. Abime. 1. A. Roswelar, W. 0. Baker

14 E. A. Punk

Fistet. G. I Pekett, M. 3. Divecha, S. M. Hun Man vs Mt.

Reza Pereira, Ʌ 31. Atves. M. trumpton

Funk 17: 2 to, H. Trang, H. D. Bose. H. 7. Shielda v 1. G. Simp- Jan. 1 Maher, 11. A zuti, A. Borkley

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Bank HE 1. M. Hucks. Morris, J. S. Sked. J. Yount Bus-

C. Bozarie, H. C. Card-

A Luchtle, P. Hughes Repives: A. R. Gafour, S. Court-

ney,

L. Page. T. Davis & Mal.

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THE CHINA MAIL, WEDNESDAY, JULY 5, 1961.

SPORTS PICTORIAL

PICTORIAL ****

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ADOVE: Princess Muting, President of, the All-Englund Lawn Tennis and Ccorpurg Club, terei ved lengls champions of the past and prevent lust Wednesday at Wimbldon. One of the elampists was Di-year-old Mrs Charlotte "Chaiy" Kierry — who won her first championship” at Wimbledon in 1993. She said; "There are same one players these days, but 1 don't stitnk they spend enough Uine thinking about the game and brushing up their tactles." Phota shows the Une-up,

They are: (Back row, from left) Off Schmidt, Sweden, men's doubles, 1938, Tony Tradert, USA, singles champion, 1959. Rod Lavet, Australia, înăllit last year, Reeded No. 2 this year. Jaroslav Drobny, UK, singiči, 1954. Hoy Eaterson, Australia, mien's Guüibles, 1957. Seade Fraser, "Australia, reigning champion, Geraner, atulloy, USA, 'men's doubles, 1957, Dennis Ralston, USA, men's doubles 1989,

Tiled row: it. Howe, Australia, mixed doubles, 1958. Baron von Cramm, Germany, mixed doubles, 1033, Budge Patty, USA, men's doubles, JOST, X. A. Gefirer, BK, men's doubirs. 1923; mixed doubles, 1926. ntax Wooldam, UK, meu's doubles, 1921. Jacques Brugnon, France, men's doubles, 1926-28-12-31. Charles Tuckey and G.

Haglies, both UR. men's doubles. 1535.

Second row: Jack Kramer. Usa, Wimbledon sincles, 1317: doubles, 196-41. Pred Perry, UK, singles, 1971-5-8. Angela Buxton, UK, doubles, 1958. Mrs P. Howard both UK, women's doubles, 1935-30. K. Apann (Ann Shilrock) and Angela Mortimer, both UI, women's doubles, 1935. Jean Borctia, France, men's doubles,

(le D. Melawa), Berlum. iixed doubles. 1932, Mir 8. Hanuneraley (Mis F. James and Mrs M, Measles (Mizu K. Stammers), Cochet, Francs, men's minutes.

Mr

1927 and 1979.

M. Derugia, France, men's doubles, 1911. Mrs Shelia Summers, South Africa, mixed doubles, 1918.

Front row: Mrs M. King (Mias P. 2. Mudtsid), UK, women's doubles, 1812. Mr W. Blakstad (hien Holtrofi-Watson), UIT, wonien's doubles, 1928-29. Mix F Ryan, USA, women's doubles, 1914, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 25, 26, 27, 30, 33. and 11. Men D. Little (D. Hound), UK, singles 1917, mixed doubler, 1914, 15, 36. Mrs Sterry (C. Cooper), UK, kingies, 1809, 96, and 38, 1001 and 1988. Princess Marina, Mrs D. P. Gern (Roathby), tit, singles, 1909, doubles, 1911. Mer 1. A. Bodies (McKane), UK, singlex, 1926, mixed doubles, 1924, Mrs T. Mavrogordata (Mrs Parton), UK, mixed doubles, 1916. Mrs. D. Turkey, UK, mixed doubles, 1913, Madame 1. Mathlet, France, wonien's doables, 1933-4, 1937 The Times London,

World record

equalled

London, July 4.

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The young Scottish runner 24-y-ar-oll Nat Fisher equalled Gordon Pirie's world record for the ofic and a half mile racy at Padrington here to- night. Fisher's record-equalling · time was 6 minutes 28 seconds. L-AFP

Sports Diary

TODAY Bowls 1st Division: Recreio "W" KBGC at 5.30 pm,

Calong Singles championship matches at PRC, HKFC. KBGC,

KCC, Recrelo, CCC, 6.30 pm.

Tennis

Mixed "A" Division: SCAA V LRO. KCC CCC.

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Australians draw with

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Manchester, July 4.

With the third Test starting at Leeds on Thursday, the Australian cric- keters had some useful batting practice today when they rattled up 518 for six declared-the highest of the tour in drawing their match with Lancashire here.

U.S. baseball results

Results

New York, July 4. of today's

Major Lengue baseball matches were:

NATIONAL LEAGUE

Altogether 1,0728 TOMS were and the sale of autographed I scored for the loss of 18 wiekets hats during the course tatt

in the match. Lancashire made gomu and there seems little

34 and 134 for two and the doubt that the England bowler Australians 540 for six declared. will eventually Anish with

Feast of runs The feast of ras 221 runs were added in 21 hours before lunch was started by Noriaan O'Neil, who 114 162. and Brian Booth who was out when only one short of his century,

(First game)

K

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Philadelphiu

7

1

This pair, who resumed this morning at 324 for three, p

St Louis

10

2

on 197 in 214 hours for

The

0

u fourth wicket.

2

(Flest game)

19

3

(First game)

***** *** ** ** ** **

O'Neill thrashed the Lau- cashire attack Brian Statheon

2 was absent beenuse of a muscle

injury in

2

of 230 slay

fre-gure benefit.

Scoreboard FIRST INNINGS Lancashire: 344

Australans (Overnigh 224 for threes

M. O*Net e and b Both

Bath Clayton 5 Booth Bemani e Bouts ↳ Grieve

. Jarman hat out

G. McKenzie met out

Extras

1:12

Total for a whir declaras 61 Fall of wickets: 1-77, 2-107, 3-291, 1-409, 5-500, 8-541.

Bowling Analysis

Statunin Barker

minutes, during which he hit 19 Colins fours and one six. Booth hit Mamer two sixes and 10 fours in his Hines

Richie Benaud, the Australian

5

5

00 which occupied 21⁄2 hours,

1

1

| capiain, hil a quick 30 and then i declared the Axistrallin Innings

2 at hunch with a lend of 202,

With the pitch playing

Howard ĮGTIONCA

hots

O M T W 19.2 3 39

13 0

SECOND INNINGS

Lancashire

G. Puliar e Caint b Sluprot

as P. Marner not t

easily as on the first day, there 1 me fittle chance of a de 3nits remull though the Aus

tralians, goined a qulek wickel when Lancashire's Brian Booth was caught with only nine runs on the hoard,

it Geleves not ant

Extras

Tolat dør 2 wickets)

Fall of wicket: 1-, 2-11.

Bowling Analysis

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(First game)

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Benaud bowls

Geoff Pullat, who is among | benavM

Pittsburgh

Cincinnati

San Franciscu Chicago...

AMERICAN LEAGUE

Detroit New York

(Second game)

Detrolt New York

Kansag Los Angeles

Kansas City Los Angeles

Boston Washington

Chiengo Minnesota

Cleveland Baillmore

(Second game)

STANDINGS Major League standings, In-out for 42. cluding today's games were:

"NATIONAL LEAGUE

W

40 20

Pet

50.1 2

on

43 31

Cinelunati

Los Angeles

San FranİRÇO PHAOTH Milwaukee 111 Luls Chicago Philadelphin

Detroit

D1 .320 b

Lancashiro has no cevred quickly, the 100 ter the innings coming in minutes.

Benaud, fighting to get match

fit for the Test Fave lis bowling shoulder a stiff workout

37 120 125 the second fraings. He sent

41 4.39 34

AMERICAN LEAGUE

New York Cleveland

HalthRoc

Chicago poslen Washington Mo

Los Angeles Kanas Ch

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other 234 2312 any

bowler-in Con- ceding 61 run for no wiekels,

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Beri Oldfield, the founer Aus- trollan Test wicketkeeper, wil be visiting Hongitong buxt week, He is expected to arrive on July

11 during the course of a half- day sea-trip and will proficly stay here for three or four days. Mr Oldfield played altogether

the region of £2,500. In ud-38 Test matchen and still holds dillon, several hundreds of the record fdr

pounds were raised by raffico number of catches modo-90.

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