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THE CHINA MAII, THURSDAY, JULY 20, 1961.

ASCARI III WORKS AT JAGUARS

ICC defers decision on S. Africa's membership until next year

London, July 19,

Cricket planners have left open the door for South Africa-ng longor a member of the Commonwealth-to be readmitted to the

Commonwealth cricket set-un and take part in official Test matches. The Imperial Cricket Conference, ruling body of Commonwealth cricket, at its meeting today to discuss South Africa's position, deferred the matter for a year after 90 minutes! discussion behind closed doors at Lord's.

The Test matches are tradi tionally the grepjest events in the sporting ufe of the Com- monwealth countries. But when South Africa suceded from the Commonweaith last year, after other member countries had opposed its racial policles, 1 automatically ceased to be a member of the Imperial Cricket, Conference.

Change of name?

Cricket officials have hinted that lie Conference might change its namo, dropping 'the

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word "Imperial." 0 that | Board of Control, was invited South Africa' might be rond- to listen He was not allowed mitted.

to speak, but presented a will- ten atatement,

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M-unwhile, a tour of South Alilca by the New Zealand

cam, scheduled for next win-.- ter, will go on us arranged-but the Test matches will be count- ed as unofficial.

Today's meeting was attended by delegates of England, Aus- talin, West Indica, New Zeuland, India and Pakistan.

R. E, Foster Bowley, President of the South African Cricket

WILMA RUDOLPH

SETS NEW 100m

WORLD RECORD

Stuttgart, July 19.

Wilma Rudolph, the tall, 21-year-old Tennessee student, set a women's world 100 metres re- cord of 11.2 seconds here tonight. Miss Rudolph, a triple Olympic gold medallist, was

running in a special race at the men's meeting! between the United States and West Ger- many, which the United States won by 120 points to 91.

Statement

A press release was instied afterwords saying that dele. gates will report back to their National associations and tho question

considered will be again next year.

The press statement made no reference

Africa's to South rucial policy as 11 affects cricket, Some Brijish sports writers have strongly urged that the Conference refuse membership to South Africa unless coloured cricketers are permitted to play in matches with whites,

would None of the delegates comment afterwards. But n Lord's, source sold that delegates wanted to do best for South African cricket

apart from any

| issues."—AF.

all

their

A famous name in hilatory motor racing checked in for duty in a

Australians knock to the

up 313 runs

against Northants

Northampton, July 19.

other side The Australian cricket tourista were bowled out for 313 by Northamptonshire, the bottom- placed team in the English County table, here today after Norman O'Neill had flayed the county attack early on for his sixth century of the tour. Northamptonshire had made 24 for no wicket when bad light stopped play just before the close.

Player beats

Palmer in exhibtion golf match

Fort Wayne, July 18.

After two false starts, one of, tenths of a second ahead of Will Gary Player, competing for the which she herself was respon- White, a fellow-student from

lblo, away and sped

Mles Rudolph' streaked | Tennessee.

home three-

Quiet funeral for Ty Cobb

Hills he loved.

In pain

Arst time since the British Open, defeated Arnold Palmer by three strokes today in the second of a series of $4,000 exhibitioni

Splendid folding and accurate bowling enabled the county to dismiss the tourists.for a reason- able total after the Australians

Scoreboard

First innings Australians

had been well on top carly in R. Simpson, C and 'b ́Light- the day.

foot Dave Larter, the ott. 7in. W. Lawry, e Subba Row,

Larter *** fast bowler, dismissed BN. O'Neill, b Dilley Lawry, the Australians most B. Booth, run out proiliic run-geifer, with his C. McDonald, retired hurt second ball this morning, but

Dulcy

O'Neill truck fer from the A. Davidson, e Lightfoot, b start, and falled by unly one R. Benaud, run out fun to score a century before W. Crout, and b Scott tanel. He was finally out for G. McKenale, e Watts,

Scott

142***

Miss Rudolph limped as she

The South African star's Ave» left the track, which WRI

Fort under-par 66 tied the fairly heavy after rain, and

com- her face was twisted in pain, Wayne Country Club's

petitive course record. Palmer. examined by the who won the British Open, sakl She was

Hopes faded American 'team doctor, Dri Hayes, in the dressing room, he had trouble in making the

Afterwards the switch from the smaller British

Australians golf ball.

dumped from 121 for three to 313 all out.

and left by car for her hotel Immediately afterwards.

"I am feeling þefter again,"

Both toured the front nine in 33 strokes but Folmer's putting

L. Kline, b Larter

R. Gaunt, not out

Extras

1 Total

men turning out the sleek E-type Jaguars at Coven- try, Tony Ascari, aged 19, is just a young apprentice from abroad.

But Antonia Ascari Is the son of world champion racing driver Alberto As- carl, who died of the wheel of a Ferrari during the Macro Grand Prix of 1955, and

COUNTY CRICKET

Top teams Middlesex, Yorkshire struggling

London, July 19. After clinching thrilling victories yesterday, the top two teams in the English County Cricket Championship, Middlesex and Yorkshire, both found themselves struggling today. Middlesex, the current leaders, spent most of the day in the field against Kent at Maidstone and in the short space left for them to but before the close lost two quick wickets while scoring only four runs.

Kent were in trouble in the At Itove: Sussex 334 for six carly stages of their innings and declared (K. Suttlo 49, J. Len- were 64 for three at one stage, linm 74, J. Parks 78, D. Smith but the middle-order batsmen 59 not out), Essex.64 for two. pulled them

with round and

Ane knocks from Bob Wilson, At Scarborough; Yorkshire 153 South African Stuart Leary, and (K. Toyler 40, D. Smith seven for 40). Gloucestershiré 92 for Peter Jones, they totalled 302.

Champions Yorkshire fared four,

worse than Middlesex. Gloucestershire skittled them

even

Glamorgon

At Port Talbot: for 132 at Scarborough and by 186 (P. Walker 50, D. Ward 50, five for 39). Spencer the clase were only 40 behind C

81 for six... Leicestershire with alx wieketa tri hand.

Router.

Did the damage

The man who did the imags Sir Stanley

here was pace bowler David Swath, who has been on the England Test fringe of the team this year. He returned career-best figures of seven for

40, including a seven-over spell of five for 12.

England pace

man Freddie his grandfatherTrueman, of Yorkshire, became the second bowler of the sea- Antonio was killed in the

to reach the 100-wicket Br mark in the match between the 1925 French Grand Prix-

Gentlemen and the Players at Lord's. both as the age of 36.

Ascarl III, working without pay on the E-type Jags, dreams of the day when he too will be at the wheel of a racing car. He does not believe in a family jinx, but he has promised his mother he will not race until he is 21. Meanwhile, Jaguar officials have promised to give him on opportunity of driving an E-type before ho leaves.

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Photo shows Tony An- cari (right) being shown

the finer points of the E-

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After the Players had been dismissed for 203, Trueman got to work and captured the first three Genticmien's wickets at a

cost of only 19 runs.

bowlers

next FIFA President?

..

Stanley Rous, one-time schoolmaster, International referee and secretary of the English Football Association for the past 27 years, is being widely upped to succeed the late Mr Arthur DrewrY AS President of FIFA, soccer's world authorky.

It was the

who The name of 60-year-old Sir. suffered at Bournemouth, where Stahley is expected to go for- Surrey toiled all day in the ward at the organisation's an- feld while the Hampshire total nual congress, to be held la steadily mounted to 359 for London next September...

six.

Jimmy Gray was Hampshire's

top scorer with 1, scored in 280 minutes.

Sir Stanley's election to this

post would immediately result in an interesting re-shorde of English FA forges.

the Walter

bo who

Skipper Colla Ingleby- The obvious man to succeed Mackenzie's knock was' much him as secretary would

Winterbottom, brighter. however. At close he was undefeated with holds the dual role of FA 57, scored out of i stand of D3 Director of Conching and Eng- In 65 minutes.

land team manager:

The Essex attack also came

type Jaguar at the Coven- try factory-London Ex-in for plenty of rough treatment press photo.

31U.S. Clay Court

Fall of wickets: 1-0. 2-81, After Larter's shock opening 2-145, 4-221, 6-231, B-298, 7-312, success, the county's hopes of 8-319, 8-918. pressing home their advantage faded as O'Nel collared the bowling from the start.

O'Neill

Tennis results

Chlengo, July 19.

Top-seeded-

at Hove, where Sussex declared

Then

JMPLICATIONS

presumably

former at 334 for six. Three Sussex England captain Billy Wright batemen, Leslie Lenhom, Don would ako "the step up from Smith and Graham Cooper, looking after the Under-23 (in-

reached the 1,000-run mark for lermediate) eleven,

the season.

-Closing scores

Apart from these immediate effects Sir Stanley's departure from office would have wider Implications; he would be freer to concentrate on organising the FA centenary celebrations of 1963 and the World Cup to be

Close of play scores in today's Bernard (Tulpatches were! Bartzon and co-favourite Chuck At Lord'a: Players 203 (K `2 McKinley, gained easy third-Barrington 33). Gentlemen 74 staged in England three years

3 round Victories today in the for four (P. May 40 not out). Jater. 1U.S. National Clay Court Tennis -01 Tournament.

The only other candidates for At Maidstone: Kent 802 (the Presidency appear to be hir Wilson 63, 8; Lenry' 72, F. Jones

Ernst B Thommen, present Barizen, a three-time winner 70). Middlesex. four for two Vice-President, or Mr

Kurt of the event, defeated Miguel wickets.

Bowling analysis

OMRW

13.5 1 50

17 104

20 0 70

13

21

* 42

0

11

2 0 4M

18 McKinley,

3

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Total (for no wicket) 24

-Reuter,

Royston, Ga., July 19.

(TY) Cabb, she said when she came slipped on the final nine, whielt Tyrus Raymond the first member of baseball's after a quarter of an hour in the finished in 3g. Player put Hall of Fame and the men dressing-room.

Miss Rudolph's time of 11.2 up a steady $3. many say was the best player

was

Player picked up $1,000 for in history, was

one-tenth of burled today seconds In the red clay North Georgia a second faster than the rattled winning stroko play and an- $1,000 for taking the world mark,

hammered boundary Larter chared by Miss her

2. Palmer took after boundary, then suddenly Daley Rudolph with Australia's Mrs match 3 and

of his defeats,

lost his fouch when only four Lightfoot In contrast to the long and Shirley Strickland Delancy and $500 for each

and the remaining $1,000 was

with 10 Alien boisterous garcer of the veteran the Soviet girl, Vera Crapkina.

short of his century Detroit Tigers outfielder, la-

11.3 thrown into the jackpot which | minutes Bill Mix Rudolph clocked

to ដួង before Crump

Scott day's

lunch. Juneral services: were seconds in the Olympic Games will go to the stroke play win- stark and plain.

series of 26 ex- in Rome last year, and equalled her when the

He reached three #gures with

Northamptonsh this mark in the United States bibitions' enda, About 150 of his friends and

The winner meeting

carded seven his 20th four soon after the in- M. Norman, not out against the Soviet relations attended a brief ser-

birdles and had two bogies, terval, but could manage only B. Reynolds, not out vice al nearby Cornelia, then Unlon in Moscow on Saturday." drove the 20 miles here for

A crowd of 50,000 spectators while Palmer had three birdies three more boundaries before he was fourth out, bowled by watched ber burial in the Cobb family mat

record-breaking and one bogle.

man Michael A crowd of more than 4,000 medium-pace That solaum

Cobb

Neckar himself sun tonight in

followed professional golf's two Dilley with the new boil at 221. Stadium here. crrèted several years ago.

leading money winners around the 0,370-yard course.

Player said he knew the large crowd was rooting for Palmer, but was "very, very, fair. and didn't show it."-AP.

74.

the

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Cobb died of cancer on Mon- Other results day in Atlanta ai' the "bgé of

won the 3,000 Deacon Jones metris steeplechase for Only three members of

the the

United States in 8 minutes 47.4 baschall world were in alten-

and donce al Cobb's

Dyról Burleson Funeral, accords

the 1,000 metres in 3 although messages of condolence were received from 'kindreda vi

minutes 10.3 seconds. others,

Ralph Bonton added another victory to o' row of recent suc- cesses in the long Jump, cienr-

Those here to pay their last

tock

FRASER MAY |

respects to the Georgia Peach ing 8.01 metres (28 feet 34 UNDERGO KNEE

were Ray Selialk, Mickey inches).

Cochrane, Detroll calcher and Rolf Herings scored a Get-

manager several decades ago; and Sid Kenner, Director of the Hall of Fame.-UPI.

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man xuccess in the 'javelin with

his last throw of 74.68 metres (245 feet). Chuck Wilkinson, of the Ualled States,had bein in the lead till then-Reuter.

Channel swim abandoned

Dover, July 19.

OPERATION

Genova, July 19, Neale Fraser, Australia's for- mur Wimbledon champion, said today that he would probably [bave an operation on his leg

BOOTS.

O'Neill's running between the wickets, too, left some- thing to be desired, and a rash call cost Brian Booth wicket

an O'Neill went for the run which would have aleen him his 100.

Retired hurt

+

Colin' MacDonald batted doggedly for his 33 in 114 minutes before he retired hurt, with a recurrence of a wrist Injury, and Wally Grout cost- cd the total with 40.

Northants opentra Michael Brien Reynolds Norman and

the close stayed together until to give promise of an Interesting struggle tomorrow,

Fraser, who is playing in the

.It Was announced that Swiss championships here, has! McDonald would take no further been suffering Στάπι fone part in the match. He was trouble this season. He sold He reluming to London for freal-

pented to leave for 'Mel-

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A British Royal Engineersbourne in a few day's time officer, Captain Mike Nason to- and would probably have the duy abandoned his trons-operation soon after his arrival minutes, and his score included Channel swim attempt after there,

a alx which hit a woman Ice- He added the had been In the water 11

that he hoped to creams attendant on the head.

to hospital for hours and covered about eight be fit for the Challenge Round She was taken

which willen from the Cap Oria Nez of the Davis Cup In December, an X-ray examination, starting point,—AFP. '

'showed' shą was 'badly bruised.

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