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THE CHINA MAIL, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 16, 1961.

Hampshire forge ahead Spaceman on a bicycle

Another win for HK girls' basketball team

K310

Taipel, Aug. 15.

The Hal Tou girls' basketball of Fonghom today won their second straight victory in the cond rand of th. Ciris Tornam ut

Manila, amung Hongkong and Talpel, beating. Kind of Manila, 50-46.

The Hongkong team led 20-14

at half-flow,

Tr other game, the Fornjo in champions, Shun Teh, bent Pi Ton of Tulpret, 60-14.—AP.

Sports Diary

TODAY 135DAYS.N Gutierrez Sitteld: Australia v Instle (HKFC). Portuel

T'aklaton 1 BCCA Hongkong v China (KBGC)

Australians thwarted

EIGHTH WICKET STAND HELPS YORKSHIRE

TO FORCE A DRAW

Sheffield, Aug. 15.

A fighting eighth wicket stand between fast bowler Bob Platt und wicketkeeper Jimmy Binks over the final 70 minutes steered York- shire, the County_champions, to a draw against the Australian touring team here to-) day.

When these two game to gether Yorkshire hurl lost seven

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wickets for 183 und the tourists or remed ifitely to pain de win on the eve of Thurshy's Bfth Test match.

But with Ick on their side. sonic stout defence, artel'the ocensional hard hit, Platt und Binks thearted the Aux- tralans, desple Alan Baykl son claiming the New ball with hall an hour to go. Yorkshire who Balshed! with 237 for reven, had been sut to core 316 in 210 minutes to win after This «Australians Tutte declared their sperat closed at 100 for three - Bill Lowry scoring 84 not out,

The county were given to pomel start by meners John Bolus ant; Doug Padgett who hit 41 to gether in half-an-hour but later there was never any hope that the champions would gehieve their target.

Big hitting

REGAIN CLEAR LEAD WITH THRILLING WIN OVER DERBY

London, Aug. 15. Hampshire are clear leaders again in the race for the English County Cricket Championship. The 14 points they gain- ed today from their match with Derby- shiro give them an overage of 8.00. Champions Yorkshire, who were engaged against the Australian tourists, have an overage of 7.76.

Hampshire gained the vletory Allen six for 25). Gloucester- they needed to pull away from | shire 14 points. Yorkshire in a thrilling fuish At Weston-Super-Mare: Sus- nt Derby, where they won by

sex best. Somerset by 19 ruhs. 58 runs with only live minutes Sussex 119 and 174, Sumerset of extra-time left.

Derbyshire had been set to score 263 In 210 minules. Laurie Johnson battled hard Le save Derbyshire and hit * sound 92. but Derbyshire were unable to provide him with a rellable partner.

Middlesex lose

MedBebek maintain third place in the championship race, Lau their Uitle hopes were Julled at Ford's where they were beaten by 20 runs by Sur-

rey.

i England left-arm-spinner Tany Lock and off-break bowfer Eric Bedser accounted for all the Middlesex wickets in the second innings. Bedser took Alve wickets, Leek touk

Tour and ran another mum out,

A the other end of the table Nottinghamshire scored their first championship win since the Richie Renaud did not bowl beginning of July and only himself, nor Davidson un tate, their fourth of the season-when in the innings. But wickets foll, they beat Warwickshire by 37 stearily with Brion Close bal-pons at Trent Bridge. ling bravely for 45.

Mike Smith, Qe Wawak- Another England Test dis- shita ovptains, made # great card, Freddle Trueman, pro- effort to pull the goue round. vided sure bright entertain: Going in when his side were ment by lashing Bobby Simp- son for three successive Hours off the last three balls of any

over, and a six and two Tours at the first three of the next, Trueman was dismissed by the next delivery, having * made 33 in 15 minutes and it stemv that Yorkshire were certain of dieten.

98 for two, he batted

curs 37 minates for

isnt 103, soured out of 13 last player wit He was the

festting 17 fours.

Great recovery Sussex larued the tables on Somerset to beat them by 19

125 and 143 (W. Alley 41, D. Hates Rve for 45), Sussex 12 points, Somerset four points,

AL Leicester Leicestershire beat Kent by seven wickets Kent 07 and 200. Leicester- shire 171 and 158 for three (A. Wharton 90 not unt). Leices tershire 14 points.

At Nottingham: Nottingham- shire beat Warwickshire by 37 runs. Nottinghamshire 110 and 200. Warwickshire 110 for five declared and 228 (N. Hamner 40. W. Stuwort 44. M. Sunith 193). Nottinghanashire 12 points, † Warwickshire four points.

At Dublin: Ireland beat MCC by 35 runs Ireland 207 and 140 (H. Martin 70, C. Chester- ton Ave for 19). MCC 212 und 109 (J. Bernard 42, G. Lynuss six for 40).

AL Lurd's: Surrey beat Middlesex by 29 runs. Surrey 120 al 250′ (M, Willett 49, F. Titmus seven for 39). Middle- sex 149 and 201 (F. Titmus 53, R. Gale 42, J. Murray 43, E. Becser five for 91), Surrey 12 points, Middlesex four polis,

At Derby: Hampshire beat Derbyshire by 58 runs. Hamp- shire 350 and 174 for four de- clared (J. Livingstone 51, not. But). Derbyshire 262 and 204 H. Johnson 511. Hampshire 14 points.

Major Herman Titov, Russia's Cosmonaut No. 2, on a vehicle somewhat slower than a spacerocket, a racing bicycle. When at the University, he was a keen racing cyclist, and won several races. Note the machine, fully equipped to latest Western standards -ten-speed gear, controlled by levers in the handle. bar ends, and quick-release hubs-London Express photo.

'TITLE' FIGHT CANCELLED

Reno, Aug. IS. The world miktieweight con- test arranged for September 30 at Las Vegas will not now take place, the chairman of Nevada Boxing Commission announced

At Wel. ngborough: Essex this evening. beat Northamptonshire hy 01 It was to have been a runs. Essex 330 for nine de- turn match between champion and Florentino clored and 156 for six declared, Gone Fullmer

Northampton-Fernandez following Fulliner's (G. Smith 47). rens at Weston-super-Mare. shire 225 and 175 (R. Suban points victory at Ogden, Utah, They cane Track into the Row 30 not out). Essex 14 points. August 5. ane inte yesterday by elsim-Renter. in four wickets for one run and i polished off the remaining four Superset wickets for 39 ruas) in 10 minutes this morning. Be-| i fore the breakthrough Somer

wel had seened set for a com- three fortable win.

But though, Ken Gillinuley falled, Binks and Platt bung on to save the day for the county, Who bailed without injured

Brian Sutt.

Final scores

FIRST INNINGS . Australians: 301 declared.

Yorkshire: 100.

SECOND INNINGS

Australians

(Overnight 101 for one)

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Standings

London, Aug. 16. The Championship table now

Con Bales

Sussex Yorkshire medium-pace bowler, took live fur 45 in the Somerset second La Anish with match immings figures of eleven for 97.

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Results

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G. McKenzie,

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Extras

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Total (for 3 wkts, decl.) 180

of today's matches

A Cheltenham: Gloucester- 1shire beat Glamorgan by 1-40

Gloucestershire

106 and Gruns

Glamorgan 123 and 80 (D.

Fall of wickets: 1-37, 2-163. 3-100.

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Fall of wickels: 1-41, 2-76, .3-112, 4-140, 5-142, 6-170, 7–183, Bowling analyяls

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Simparen O'Neill Harvey

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During that Jight Fullmer fractured an elbow and will not be ready to return to the

MEMORIAL TO

MUNICH AIR

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London, Aug. 15.

A memorial window to Dun- ran Edwarda (Manchester United and England), one of the footballers who lost their Byes in the Munich ule crania, wil

Mott be unvelled by Rusiy

the Manchester United monager, at St Franels's Church, Dudley (Wores), on August 27. Ek widy was born at Dudley, and Ilved there.

The window, which has been designed by Francis Skeat, of Harpenden, Hertfordshire, cost more than £300,

^ number of Manchester United players are among those งาด who have been invited to dedication of the window and the luncheon which will be Glven afterwards by the Mayor of Dudley-AFP.

Indonesia beat Japan

at soccer

Singapore, Aug. 15, Indonesia beat Japan 2-0 in an exhibition Roadli football match here tonight.

The Indonesians scored both the goals in the second half.

1hd Japanese defeat WIS mainly due to the poor finishing fleuches of their forwards and o sterling performance by the Indoneslin goalkeeper Tjong.

The Indonesians, who won the recent Merdeka Soccer | Championship In Kuala Lumpur, were creatie but their forwards were quick to take their chances at goal.

The Japanese team will leave Jor Germany tomorrow for a one-menth stay-Reuter

Sandra Reynolds, Rod

Laver win German

tennis singles titles

Hamburg, Aug. 15.

Sandra Reynolds, of South Africa, retained her women's singles title at the German Open Lawn Tennis Championships here today.

ring by the dates fixed for the She beat Miss Yola Ramirez, of Mexico, 65-7, 7-5,

return boul-AFP.

Postponed

Milan, Aug. 15.

6-1 in the final,

After even exchanges in the Brst two Bets, Miss

Reynolds

raced away with the third set CYCLING

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The junior world welterweight and her opponent had no answer ttle fight between title-holder to her fluent forehand

from the baseline. Duilio Lot of Italy and challen-

Her Eddie Perkins of the United States has been postponed, was announced here 10day.

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The flight, which was lo hold on Sept. at San Sira

Rod Laver, of Australia, won the men's singles title by benting Luis Ayala, of Chile 6-2, 6-8, 6-7, 6-1, 6-1.

The lefthanded Australian

Stadlem in Milan, will be post- completely dominated the gam poned 15 or 20 days, sources from the start of the fourth sel close to the organiers sald - after Ayala had led by two sets day.- UPI.

Cup team

adapting themselves to special-type match courts

Chicago, Aug. 15.

to one,

Second major

victory for Vannisten

Milan, Aug. 15. Since the Australian beat Belgian crack cyclist Willy Ayala in the Wimbledon quar-Vornisten chalked 학회 his ter-Anals, the two players have second major victory in 48 hours met four times. Ayala had here today when he won the 238 twice beaten Laver in post-klometre Wimbledon matches.

Double winner

(147.5-mile) Milan Vigela Roce with a time of 5 hours 40 minutes. Теп other Iridery finished in the same time. On Sunday Vannisten won the tough Three Valley Race at Varese,

The final of the men's doubles saw the two opponents In the slogies, Luis Ayala and Rod Laver teamed up against Results of today's race were Australia's Bob Hewit and (all in 5 hourg 46 minutes); Fred Stolle.

Vannimien (Belgium)

1.

Still showing the effects of | (Average 40.024 kpk). their tough singlus struggle, 2. Bruni (Italy). Aynin and Laver went down in a rain Interrupted match, 6-2, 0-4, 6-2.

title are gradually getting used

against the U.S. team

Britain's Wightman Cup tennis players

to the surface of the courts where matches will be played on Saturday and Sunday.

The courts at the Saddle and Cycle Club are made troni nely crushed stone on a cln-

different from any- thing we've pinyed en in England." Mrs Tientrice Wal-

ter, non-playing captain

of

"All I can any is that we'll be trying. I think this team is the best to represent our country in quite a number of years."

The record

Britain's teain of four wernen in the last four. years, Britain

amateur players sald today.

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carly to practise. The surface faster than elay. They are sort of a cress tetween lay But the girls are and gross. gradually getting used them."

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Asked what she thought Bri- tain's chance? are of retain- ing the eup, Mrs Waller sald:

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and the U.S. cach has won two champlonships, in the series. Prior to that, how- ever, the U.S. dominated the competition and, in all, ha won 26 of the 32 Wightman filles.

Making up the British team are Ann Haydon, counklered her country's best on hand, Aur- face courts and a meinber of

four Wightman Cup teams; Chrktine Tramont Angela Mortimer, the Wimbledon champion, and Deidre Cati,

The U.S. is represented by lis youngest team in the ETİCA- Karen Haniz, 20: Pilie Jenn Mom, 17; Gyneth ThOMNI, 21; and Justinn Belcka, 18. Mrs Margaret Osborne Dupont, a member of eight Wighterani Cup teams, is caplain of the U.S. team. She and Margarri ¦ Varner will tilay No, 2 doubles. The No. 1 pair will be Miss Hantz and Mias Mofit, who teamed 10 win the 1961 Wimbleden doubleg crown.-AP.

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Hewitt collected A second when, together with Sandra Reynolds. he won the mixed doubles Anal with a 6-3, 6-4, win over France's Mr and Mrs P. Darmon-Reuter & AFP,

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South China XI

win in Malaya

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Kota Bahru, Aug. 15. The South China soccer team beat Kelantan State 5-0 Here today,

The half-mo score was 3-0. South

Were China's scorers

Lau Shung- Ho Cheung-yau, Kwong, Wong Chi-keung, Mok Chun-wah and Kok Kam-hung,

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