1961-08-07 — Page 8

THE CHINA (MAIE}} MONDAY, AUGUST 7, 1961.

Moss wins Nuerburgring race THIS COULD BE CURTAINS

LEADS FROM START AFC wants more

TO FINISH

Nuerburgring, Aug. 6. Stirling Moss, Britain's 31-year-old cham

pion racing driver, led almost from start to finish to win the German and European Grand Prix here today. Moss's brilliant driving round the tortuous, 174-bend Nuerburgring Circuit in Rob Walker's Lotus gave him victory over the more powerful Ferraris.

He covered the 15 laps totalling 342.1 kilometres (211.2 miles) in 2 hours 18 minutes 12.4 seconds at an average speed of 148.6 kph (92.3 mph).

BURST INTO FLAMES

ensualty

Cooper,

Asians on

FIFA Committee

Kuala Lumpur, Aug. 6. Asian delegates will press for larger representa- tion for their continent on the Executive Committee of the World football body at the meeting of FIFA in London in September, it I was learned here today.

At

an

The

FOR CLOSE

England selectors are not likely to forgive him

Norman Yardley'

for coping with an accurate leg spinner. Such inadequacy 'medo a disturbing sight. But, then there was a great deal in this match, splendid though it was

disturbing.

ground of the crowd more easily than anywhere else. Both teams in this match con- Armed my views on this point. In fact, Richle Benaud was so

hla men out in the middle for special catching practice before this game began, man.

still feel a little bit punch-drunk from all the as a cricket contest, that was concerned about it that he had

excitement of that incredible Manchester Test. For changing fortunes and sheer exhilaration on the last day, I rate it among the most thrilling éricket matches I have ever seen. Filipino delegate, Mr Without any reservations, I congratulate Richie Cleveland, said that soccer did not attract crowds in his country and he hoped that ruch a tournament would 10- créaso-interest the game.

Executive Committee plication by the Philippines meeting of the Asian Football to singe a tournament to on- Confederation hero today ecurage soccer in that coun- members were urged to at-

try, tend the London Congress to support Malaya's proposal that an Aslan be appointed a Vice-President and that two seats on the Excutive Com- millee of FIFA be given to

Aslans.

Innes Ireland, of Britain, escaped with slight burns on

one arm when his Lotus burst into flames. Another

Jack Brabham's แส powered by the new Coventry Climax V8 engine, Momentarily in front, It skidded off the track on the The Confederation also decided

first lap and was put out of the race. Brabham was unhurt.

Secondl, 21.4 seconds behind, was the Ferrari driven by Wolfgang Von Trips of Germany, and third another Ferrari, with Phil Hill of the United States at the wheel. Hill finished 1.1 seca behind Von Trips and 22.5 seca behind Moss.

The British nce is now third in the current World Drivers' Championship placings with 21 points. Von Trips leads with 33, followed by Hill with 29.-Reuter,

to encourage visits to Asia by more diral class teams from Europe and other parts of the World: A seven-nation com mittee. headed by Hongkong was appointed to draw up, a plan and negotiate with teams so that tours could be arrang- ed. The other countries on the committee are Paldalon, India, South Vietnam, Thai- land, Indonesia and Malaya.

The

Tap teams from Asta would be invited to lako part. Reuter,

U.S. baseball results

AFC Executive Com-A mittee also approved an ap-

Second major Improved display by

marathon

swim victory

for Willense

Quebec, Aug. 0.

Dutch schoolteacher, took the lead after 11 miles yesterday and went on today to win the annual 24-mile marathon swim across Lake St John.

Herman Willense,

Hongkong in

Merdeka Soccer

Kuala Lumpur, Aug. 6. Hongkong beat Thailand by two goals to one in

their Merdeka

Tournament

Anniversary

soccer match here tonight. At half-time Hongkong led by two goals to nil.

New York, Aug. 0. Today's US baseball results Included:

Benaud and his Australians on a wonderful win snatched from the very jaws of defeat.

Without welahing to be un- gracious to May, Lawry sad, of DOBRO, Davidson and "We dropped 10 catches in our two county games here," ho Banaud, who all did fine things, I cannot dänestly say told me. He seemed certain that the genersi standard of the unusual background caused cricket gräs of: the top Test a late nighting of the ball and. standard, ono,” expedis when fell that a bit of extra practice the full might of Australia and might help. England meet.

I have sald enough about the English batting. But just con- sider the fielding. I bet all the

Heavy-footed trio

I can't remember another Teat (the ten balls ho received in his Match in which any side on the astonishing innings. He seemed brink of defeat at four o'clock dotermined to give O'Neill the

Why then, you might ask, did on the last day, has turned the retch be fthally took half way

John Murray excel with such tables to completely by taking | to the boundary behind the old players looking on must superb catching behind the wie- aight wickets for 51 before si squard leg umpire. I still and have cringed when they SWkets when second-slip men o'clockc

thi at Old it difficult to béllove that it so many goping catches, put good as Subba Row, Barrington Trafford on a wicket that was happened.. still good.

'And

For Richle Benaud, and Alait Davidson, the two all-rounder stars who have been huddleń three tours of for the last England, this was the triumph of their distinguished careers.

Story-Book win

Pöör fielding

down 'In the supe.

After all, if an England side is packed with gace bowling, it is vital that Alip catches should From the exciting confidence have a reasonable chance of of Dexter's superb innings, being held. That didn't happen which completely covered Aus- this match. Only

wicket-

tralia's bowling and seemed to keeper John Murray compen have the gume won, the England sated with super-efficiency. batsmen were suddenly reduced

Hard to spot

be

It was Davidson's mághíċent ) to dithering doubt, 77 not out in that last-wicket

Z have every praise for stand of, 08 which first switched

There is and Important point the electrifying of mitigation on the Initiative

this point, on that final Benaud and morning. Then Benaud's superb Support he received from the however, and It should Ebowling grasped it back again revitalised Australian side when brought out.

victory suddenly became a pos- 2 after Dexter's, great innings, to

albility for them. But England's I wins through for a story-book batting in sudden crisis 4 13

Was victory.

AMERICAN LEAGUE (Flint game)

R M

Kansas City Boston

Cleveland Detroit

Minnesota New York

(Fient game)

(First game)

2 8

B

6 9 2 17

(15 innings) (Fiest game)

Washington Chicago

NATIONAL LEAGUE (First game)

Philadelphia

St Louis

7

-AP.

Tennis singles

title for Krishnan

$ England baked for it, of

O course first for dropping four

lamentable.

Apart from Subba Row and

sup catchus to let Australia Dexter no one seemed capable

1 build that second innings total,

and then for letting Davidson and Mackenzie get away with their last-wicket stand. Finally,

2 they inexplicably leaped to 1 panic stations when calm, sen- sible botting' after Dexter had gone could have won the game comfortably.

It some ways, Peter May was unlucky to be bowled round his legs when be missed a full-blooded sweep at a bail. from Benaud which must have

pitched nearly a foot wide. Dithering doubt

But with only 100 wanted in ever time, and, with still eight wickets intact it seemed a wild shot to attempt from only the second ball he received. May could have taken reasonable

from In another match Japan beat the pass

which centre- one. Corward Lee Tak-wal scored in to Willense won $3,000 for lead-India by three goals

The half-time score was one the sixth minute and later it ing 12 swimmers through the 07-degree waters of the big luke goal to nil in favour of the In- was his opening that "made"

dlans. 115 miles north of Quebec City.

Hongkong's second goal, scored Ramanathan Krishnan, the Intime to settle in before swing-| Caly seven entrants Anished.

Rejean Lacoursiere of Montreal Anished about 10 minules behind Willense, and Canada-bcm To Park, who now lives in California, was third. Park lost the lead to Willens at the 11-mile point.

The Holand bachelor took 10 hours, seven minutes and sixx scenda to swim from Peribonca, On the northeast shere, to this western shere centre. Record

eight- for the year-old swim was set In 1099 uy Denmark's Helge Jensci, who made 1 in eight hours, 55 mmutes and 1 seconds.

Miss Jensen, who now Hyer in Toronto, finished fourth this ytor.

Among those to drop out was California'a great Andersen. Shè quit after two hours when a foot injury suffered last week at the Atlantic City marathon started to bother her.

Willense won the Atlanti City race for the second straight | year-AP.

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PRHADO LTD.

- HOW

WINKCHILLOR

Ostend, Aug. 6.

by inside-left Kwok Yau, dien No. 1. won the men's sin- ing.

The Thal attack rallied Integies litle In the International in the thatch and one minute Lawn Tennis Tournament here before time reduced the defcil today,

The Hongkong team played for better football than in, the match in which they were held to a two-all draw bỳ Indónesla | when inside-right Yanyong In the final he beat Bob He-da, Edgland playef fill hind

and their high-powered,, fast scared.

Rest day today

witt, of Australio, 6-4, 0-0..

Miss Jan Lehane, of Australia,

The fast-Improving Japan- won the women's singles with a ese team outplayed and out. 17-5, 7-5 win over Christiane classed the Indians in the Mercelia, of Belgium-Reuter. second match of this Merdeka Tournament.

After trailing 0-1 at the half- time the Japanese piled on three goals in the second half without conceding another and won 3-1. Merdeka

Kuala Lumpur, Aug. 9. Soccer teams from, nize Asian countries participat ing in the

Tournament now belar held in Kuala Lumpur, WIl rest fofitürrow.

They will Höwever, at- tend an official reception tomorrow night giveň £ their bonour by the. Foot- ball Asscelation of Malaya, the organisers of the cam- petition.

con-

The Axtures will tinue on Tuesday with the only match an that night between Korea and long- kong ta Group "B".—AFP.

play enabled them to have a two-goal lead by the Interval.

For long periods in the second hell the Japanese completely dominated the play but could not boat the Indian goalkeeper Thangara).

Penalty

Then in the 55ta

minute Thangaraj brought off a won- detial savu from a powerful chot by the Japanese

centro- forward Kawabuch!

But the ḥall bounced off his hands to

feet the

of outside-right Miyamoto who slammed the bali home.

When Brian Close then pro- duced the most Irresponsfold thality 1 evké remember from

ent to O'Neal square-ler, the rate was foët.

Close,, in most un-Yorkshire

o marmer, attempted no

I always found that Old Trafford was one of the most difficult grounds in the opan- try for sighting the quick caich. Somehow. the ball seems to get lost in the back-

DUBLIN HORSE SHOW

OPENS TOMORROW

Dublin, Aug. 6.

09

and Close were all butter fin-

er?

I think the answer to that in ass. Like the batsmen, Mur ray had the advantage of Old Trafford's splendid sight screens. He was catching against their clear background all the time

and not against the lekéripg movement of the crowd...

But catching was not The only feature below par. At ané time when May, Bubba How and Pullar were in thè covéří for a spell, this was probably the slowest-moving ··triò England has ever seen in that notoriously fast-moving, afuš, Heavyweights Subla, Row and May, particularly, fairi clad-hopped their way' after ball. It looked ferr

the

inadequate.

Some of Australia's standards were probably cven worde. Every old-time bowler, for

| instance, must have been horri- 'fled, to see how often young McKenzie wasted the new ball by appalling inaccuracies.

All

Worst attack

who remember the fiè and grace of Ted MacDonald, or more recently the deadly de- curacy of Lindwall and Miller

The most spectacular Dublin Horse Show for when they had the new ball in some years starts on Tuesday, at the Showthele bands, must have shud- Ground at Ballsbridge, a few miles from the city centre.

dared:

Australia's support howling was also of sub-standard quality. Entries for the equestrian |· Olypmic champion, while for I would say their attack allo- events number 1,243 and well- Italy Capt P. D. Inseo and gether must be the worst any Grestano Marelueli) will bel Australian side has ever sent to known riders from nine coun

this country. tries will compete in the inter- appeating, national events. Six teams will

Switzerland will be headed compete for the Aga Khan Cup on Friday. They are Britain, by. Col. Louis, Derailed. Ireland, West Germany, Sweden, British team is Brigadier C.H. thrashed, as Dexler thrashed: It Switzerland and Italy... Blocker, Pat Smythe Alamat Edgbaston, more often.

The German riders include Townsend and E. Welch,

The astonishing thing to me is The | that it has not been collared and

fewer than five swèèp shỏts in Gunler Winkler, the 1950 The Irish are predicting that

Gene Fullmer may fight

winner of Downes-Pender

P

match in December

the

Ogden, Aug. 6.

fractured right World middleweight co-champion Géne Fullmer, who suffered a

elbow in Saturday's harrowing defanca ögainst Florentino Fernandez, may risk his 160-pound crown again in early December in á fight for the undisputed world championship. That's what promoter Norman. Rothschild disclosed today after Fullmer had his right arm placed in 5 cast from wrist to Encouraged by this success armpit by Dr. Reed Clegi at the Japanese kept up their at- | Clegg's Clinte in Salt Lake City...

and Ave minutes later took the led when left-winger Elbow fracture The Thal forwards were weak). Watanabe scored. Then йve fo their finishing and many good) minutės before the bid they moves were spoiled in front of clinchi the match when the goal. Their lacks played Miyamoto dribbled past two well the goalkeeper' Ásváni, | defenders to score, full-backs Praneet and Luen Ohan-ngan and

Most dangerous

Asdang were duístanding.

ta

camo

The only Indian goal Centre-half

from Π penalty in the 201 minute which Yusof Khan con- verted. Though they often

the Army team will, win the Aga Khan Cup (his, year, the first time since 1949,

for

Can anything be done to raise the cricket standard I have criticised? Frankly, not very musi

Cowdrey's return

In Capt W.""; Ringrose" they have a great horseman, who in Colin Cowdrey will have to Rome recently won the Prix come back into the England Des Nations, The Cup. was sido at the Oval and he will put presented to him by Queen some class back into the alp Elizabeth of England during folding as well as into the her state visit to Italy,

batting.

Vast crowds

are expected

I am pretty certain Close will

Ver

cach day. The big internt be dropped to make room for tional

jumping competitions him and I chali be surprised it will be seen by at least 30,500 | bla Innings of Tuesday la # day, and a full figure of abous forgiven by the selectors, 45,000 is expeeled for the Aga Khan Cup on Friday--AFF.

BEATEN BUT

dretter injury to the middle one-armed man. The injury NOT OUT

When

Tony Lock will also have, 10 come back into the England 15 in cate the Oval wicket he knows so well looks likely to favour spin. But I looks a good one with some gruss on it. Flavali should play again,

The Worcestershire fast bow- fer didn't come out of hla font baptiim with glowing figures, but

the Arst Lanings when

there was real life in the moist. turf, he bowled brilliantly and

inkidłoweight "My right arin, became numb, bitter in early in the 14th, Gune ex division without being able to plained today, But I thought | use his right arim in defence. the numbness was caused by For those two rounds be, was a knuckle of my right hand. We will keep him out of sollen for eta to the Clible today to about two mouths." have, knuckle X-rbored, and {."

a bowled bots might have had five wickets After Jenson and Foiliner because the elbow hurt, we had

not bowled? Last without dattery. He deserves X-rays disclosed the elbow that X-rayed too. This nuckle he conferred today with roman in for Pendle Forcat another geme. fracture, which, had been was only, britised but the elbow motor Rothschild, the promote gainst Hallway street in n quffered early in the 14th was fractured and find caused - from Syracuse NY plane Nelson (Lants), Sunday Schools Capable May round on Baturday night while the mumbness.”.

Eoped to have Gene meet the League match was stipper Jahr Gene sung winning a harryk

Witmer of next month's third Wheeley, Ono, run, was needed Apart from 'that, 1. enfiziot 15,- round deolafon árér

Terry Downes Paul Fender bout to level the scores, but Inst suggest any better England Fernander of Cuba si Okdětím

eatly in Detembur ----UPI;

bowler Geon Nuttall sent down team at this moment, titlak Municipal Stadium.

adelivery which went clean May, handied his problems well

rough Whelene wicket with enough until that dramatic out removing Ball Pendle Kenzie took the initiative: Cat ktandby Davidson; jand' Mg« Forest went on to win.

(of fils káddal, peran denga

For Hongkong, right-winger dominated mañeld play their It was Goney sixth defence of Wong Chl-keung was the mast forwards failed to finish pro- the National Boxing Association dangerous player, itu provided 'inising movements --Reuter, 'share of the crown.

THË GAMBOLS

Barry

CLUB

Glamour

GRIS

One-armed

Mariager „Mary; Jenson Glared: "H* fought the reh' and 10th rounde alcalist the hardest

na Problems Solved

LAWN

NEW DATES. FOR POSTPONED

BOWLS MATCHES

The Hoorkour Lawn Bowls

Associar forladen dinounced | "today" that all postponed Qutlæerani Bhiski® matches

Doug Sanders takes the Eastern Open

Deitunor, Aug 6.

„Don Baticare Woh die Eastern Obett, Full,Tournament, here: to day by one, stroke ¿from Ken Venturi

Bui

"he "milit ifp, ta· keep, Dakterykwinding the cover Held whenever he is not bowling," for ha' in KrONES, Masd; avřiki and throws well,

· And when a fosto. Das A ZHG FLAME Chaska polition the whole sens of the delibestun - to be raised, in an "I don't "think: Australia, oan Witer their team very rich alther. They could do with sale mhby pres bowler, and if Gauri | OF Mlason, uan throw oft/INEN:

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sanders liäd a fart round or could be made for one of - to give him a télal of 275 for Pres