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THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, AUGUST 31, 1961.
HAMPSHIRE ALMOST THERE
Needed points for County Cricket title within sight in match against Derby
London, Aug. 30. Hampshire who need only seven points from their last two matches to clinch the County Cricket Championship went a stop nearer the title by totalling 306 runs against Darby- shire at Bournemouth today.
Meanwhile their nearest rivals, Yorkshire were suffering at the hands of the Warwickshire batsmen, New Zealander Ray Hitchcock hitting 124.
Itoy Marshall and
Gibson hit
Jimmy Maurice Hallam, leading Fast bowler David Gay opened with 120 in 110 Leicestershire in the absence of já5 in even line for Surrey, with
minutes but then Hampshire hit Wille Watson scored a superb a six and seven fours.
bad patch, and with three double century-203 not out- wickets falling for 32 they against Sussex al Worthing. slumped to 230 for seven.
Harrison and
revived
Konie
Leo Shacklsion furtunes
with
hithin, and Herbyshire a tough task.
Thrashed
Leicestershire lost four wickets Derek for 86, before Hallam and Jack
their Birkenshaw (05) added 178 for Hallum de- wicket. brink the fifth faced clured at 370 for seven after
stay of ve
hours 10 minutes during which he hill 32 fours,
Mel
Closing scores
Cluse of play scores in today's matches were
At the Oval: Surrey 202 (M. stewart 50. B. Constable 15, D. Gibson 55). Glamurgun 52 for
one.
SPORTING SAM
UK SOCCER RESULTS
London, Aug. 30, Resulls of tonight's English and Scottish soccer matches
were?
ENGLISH LEAGUE
Division
krasinghassan Fulton
4
Everton Manchester C. Fulham
2
Nolte Forest Sheffield W. Manchester U
3
West Bromwich
Division II
Sunderland Luda
Lulun
រ Liverpool
A
Brighton and
David Constant, the 18- At Bath: Kent 208 (J. Prodger Tear-old Kent left-hander, 163. D. Constant 49 not out). | Curlsen salvaged a wagging tumings Somerset 30 for no wicket. agathat Bomerent at Bath,
Worthing: Leicestershire Ai 376 for
declared (J. seven Birkenshaw 05, M. Hallam 203 not out). Suesex 32 for one,
Recovered
Yorkshire began well. Hyan removed Horter and Stewart in his second over, and just after lunch Warwickshire were 80 for Ave. Then Klich- anek, with the help of slow
Making his second appearance bbwler Ronnie Miller (63)
49 thrashed the bowling. Warwick-n the county side he was
when he ran out of partners, Kent totalled 200. Somerect At Birmingham: Warwickshire inate a slow reply with 08 for 310 (R. Hlicheock 128. R. Miller
1531. no wicket in two hours.
Yorkshire
кото two
shire were all out for 310.
COLONY LAWN
!
BOWLS
FIXTURES
At Bournemouth: Hampshire 300 (R. Marshall 78, J. Gray 70). Derbyshire 23 for one.
Middlesbrough 5
Plymouth ATE S Southamelon
Harnsley
t
Hove
Derby County Rotherham
Huddersfield
Leyton Orient
Division III
Newport
1 Bradford Shrewsbury 2 Bournemouth
incalt
no
Reading Torquay
Wlading up their most dis-vicket. appointing -asun Jan many Al Worcester: Lancashire 332 10. Pullar 103, J. Bond 43, G. years, Surrey recovered from an indiffertat start to total 202, and Hulton 46). Worcestershire 108 Glamorgan ended 210 behind for two (D. Richardson 50 not
standing. out).—Reuter. with
The following is the re- U.S.
arranged
programme
for
postponed Colony lawn championship
Bowls
matches,
RINKS FINAL
To be played on Sunday, Sap- bember 3 commencing at 4 pm.
R. Laurel, A. M. Omar, F. R. Kermani, G. A. Souza (CCC) v B. Stevens. R. Russell, D. J. Hunt, F. W. Hollands (PRC) ot Taikou. Umpire . B. Marshall.
SINGLES FINAL
tember 3 commencing at 4 pm.
nine
wickets
BASEBALL
Dodgers hold on
to second
place
Chicago, Aug. 30.
Gillingham Oldham Woking
a Queen's Park
Grimsby
#
Division IV
• Crewe
0 Hartlepools
Eradford C. Wrexham
2
Doncuster
Cheater
2 York City
SCOTTISH LEAGUE CUP
Kira
Ayr United
Herwick
Clyde Dunder Dunfermline East Fife Folkirk Hearts
Montrose Motherwell
Partick
Z
Quver South 3
St Johnstone
St Mirren
3 Cowdenbeath
ה
2
Stranraer
Stirling Alb.
Hamition
Rangers
Dundee
Abroath Dunbarton
Kilmarnock
Stenhousemuir
Aberdeen
itikernians
Brechin
Celtic
Kaith
Third Lanark 3 Airdrieonians
Coleraine Distillery
To be played on Sunday, Sep-Tailenders Charlie Neal and Norm Sherry hit Portalowa
two-run homers to keep the runner-up Los Angeles Dodgers hanging close to first-place Cincinnati Redlegs with a 5 to 2 victory over the Chicago Cubs today.
D. C. Symons (KCC) v A. G. Skeoch (EDC) at KBác. Mar ker P. Hughes, Umpire B. Douglass.
TRIPLES FINAL To be played on Sunday, Sep- tember 10 commencing at 4 pm.
A. G. Skeoch, R. S. Gouriny W. M. Davidson (KDC) v LA Rozarie, M. A. Baptista, C. C. Ma (CCC) 41 KCC. Umpire S. Smith.
GUTIERREZ
SHIELD
The final of the Gutierrez Shield will be played on Sunday, September 10 commencing at 4 jru.
Pakistan V Hongkong HKCC. Umptre D. T. Smith.
8-0 win for
South China
at
Footballers to
pay fines for
lost matches!
Barcelona, Aug. 30.
Johnny Podres, pithough quitting in the seventh, gained his 17th triumph against four defeats.
Podres, who was succeeded by Larry Sherry as the Cubs threatened in the seventh, was hit by Ron Santa for a leadoff kemer in the Cub's
Inning
fourth
IRISH LEAGUE
Ulster Cup
▸ Crusaders
Glenavon
3
3 Arda
-Reuter.
Czech girl wins
Student Games
tennis event
Strachova
0
by Reg. Wootton
London Express Berrice.
DUTCH GIRL WINS FIRST GOLD MEDAL AT MACCABIAH GAMES
Tel Aviv, Aug. 30.
Selma Hestek, a 20-year-old blonde from Holland, today won the first gold medal of the 6th Maccabiah Gemes by capturing the 80 metres hurdles event in record time.
The Dutch girl, with red nall (2-0, 7-5, 0-3. Savitt (USA) polish on her toenails, was beat Menke (Holland) 6-1, 6-1. tocked in 11.8 seconds, 4 of a Freidrisel (France) bent | second better than the Games' (Gorsteln (Israel) 0-8, 7-5, 0-4.
Women'a singles: record time.
Australians well
on top against
Gentlemen
London, Aug. 30.
| The Australlans enjoyed much the better of the
match at Lord's where they wound up withm 62 runs of the Gentlemen of England's total with nine wickets in hand,
The Gentlemen collapsed after pace gave way to Bedford runa an opening stand of 82 between came fairly fast chiefly from Prideaux and Kirby and date in O'Neill, who hit all round with the day O'Neill batted brilliantly. great power. He Boun over-. With one or two exceptions, haulted Lawry who for some the Gentlemen England unaccountable reason fell back and train gave an undistinguished completely upon defonca display of batting, being dia- he renched 80 in 45 minutes missed for 193 runs in three with the aid of nine four. At the drawing of stumps the Aus- hours 50 minutes.
wickets: 10 bigtralians with nine
62 of their
Dexter
gave thema "
advantage in winning first use fall, stood within of a fast piel, and for a time opponents' total. everything went splendidly for Gentlemen. Kirby and
the
Prideaux
botted with such scored 83
assurance that they
for the minutes.
Australian
Scoreboard
FIRST INNINGS Gentlemen
overing star in 12. M. Prideaux lbw Gaunt 20 But after that the D. E. Kirby 6 Kline
bowlers, without E. R. Dexier b Mackup.. | touching дпу special heights, M. J. K. Smith at Jerman
took charge, and the last fine
for 113 down wivitets: went
Out of touch
b Simpson
D. B. Carr e Harvey b
Simpeon
D. J. Insole c Harvey b
Simpson
A. C. Smith b Misson....
well five fours in A. J. Curran McKenzie
all P. I. Bedford b McKenzie
29 and Kirby, specially strong R. G. Marlar e O'Neill b
Misson in driving, sent the ball glit
taes to the
runs.
Prideaux. hitting round, obtained
Mandel
being
out.
Kirby stayed nearly un
hour
und 30 ndnutes for a first-rate !
60.
Fine win by
Anna Maria Norsa of Italy | (USA). beat Friedhoff-(Canada) took the silver medat for second 5-7, 6-3, 6-0.---AP' & 'AFP. place in 13 seconds. Madelaine Bergman of Australia was third
m 13,9.
Milton Friend won a gold medal for the Union States by | taking the .22 rifle prone posi- won event with a score of 570 Caut of 000,
This was one point short of The Games' record.
Nehemiah Sirkls, Jurael's de- fending champion, was
Results
with 575.
Today's results were:
third
promising
Moroccan
sprinter
boundary befuce O. S. Wheatley not out..
bowled in hitting
Dexier. clearly out of
Extras
Total
*g* a * *******
Fall of wickets: 1-82, 2-109,
touch, gave little trouble and 3-111, 4-132, 5-135, 6-140, 7-109, ufter lunch,
Simpson,
{leg-breaks,
the continued
Bowling analysis
with 8-109, 9-195.
Misson
breakdown by taking three
wickets in nine overs and n
bolt for 21 runs.
McKenzie
and Corran
bowled
with
McKenzie
Bedford Gaual
following, Kline
deliverles, and eight men! Mackay
were out for 100. Alan Smith, Simpson
after
A
quiet
OMB W
14.4 5 43
13 X 39
9 3 13
11
2 38
+ 2 8
10 3 39 Australians
driving well start, and Marlar put on 28 R. B. Simpson ibw Marlor ATHLETICS FINALS
Casablanca, Aug. 30.
together, but Misson finished
W. M. Lowry not out Morocco's promising sprinter the innings 100 yards: 1, Levinsohn
by bowling both N. C. O'Neill not out Spiegel Mabark Bouchaid added a low in one over, (Canada) 10.0 sees. 2.
and bringing his
Extras (USA) 10,3 3, Brief (USA) feather in his cap when he won total of wickets on the tour 10.3.
the 100 metres dash final of the to 50,
Simpson and Lawry began metres: 1, Damascek third Pan Arable Games in 10.2
the Australian reply in soild (USA) 48.8 Becs (new Macca- seconds here today, assisted by
from style taking 20 runs blah record). 2, Gardenschwartz a slow tall-wind.
seven overw (USA) 49.1. 3. Segal (Britain)
by the расс 49.4.
400
Discus: 1, Gubner (USA) 50.3 metres. 2, Arici (Israel) 46.43, 3. Bronstain (USA) 48.09.
High
jump: 1,
Schaulvi (France) 1.95 metres. 2, Zubrin- ski (USA) 1.05. 3, Herman (USA) 1.D.
FOOTBALL
Britain beat Argentina 4-1. South Africa beat Brazli 4-0.
HANDBALL
France drew with Austria 4-4. -Sweden beat Switzerland 8-5.
Israel bent Denmaric 9-5.
TENNIS
1
Total (for one wkl) 133
Full of wickel: 1-78.
To bat: R. N. Harvey (Capt), bowlers Corran and Whealley. D. Mckenzie, B. N. Jarman, F
P. J. Burge. K. D. Mackay, Then Marlar came on with off. Misson, L. F. Kline and R. spinners and the scoring rate A Gaunt. dropped.
The self-trained 18-year-old | sprinter has improved his own
by performance
seven- best tenths of a second only in the 12 months, and experts past
The Juli was only temporary. agree that, given better training Although Mariar found it pos Corran conditions, he will soon be among sible to make the ball turn. He Wheatley the world's lup rammers at the came in for some punishment Marlar
from quickfooted batsmen who Bedford
distance.
Bouchaid won another title shrewdly chose
hit. when he clocked 21.2 seconds
the delivery to Dexter
On the whole, far better per-
Shaky stort
In the 200 metres Anal,
formances have been recorded Both Simpson and
Bowling to dalo
M R
14 ส
36
3 1
9
20
60
18
0
7
-AFR.
during this year's track and drove nad hit to leg beautifully Trotting record
of up to
70
Men's singles: Froman (Southfield events than in the previous mainly at the expense of Marlor
Du Quoin, Aug. 30. | Africa) beat Dublļzki. (Israel)
two Gamed although the level and in 85 minutes they put 76
Harlan Doun shot to the front is still well below European on the board before Simpson
standards.
whose share of 43 included five in the sireich and won the first mile heat of the Hambletonian Yours, fell leg before wicket. Temperatures
record time O'Neill began far frem today in a world degrees have somewhat marred happily against Marlar, edging of 1 min 58-2/5secs for three- the competitions Bouchaid one bail desperately close to leg-year-old trotters. himself fainted after his 200 falls, t he settled down and a The former world mark was set by Elaine Rodury metres win, and one of the en- glorious cut for four by him off 1:58-3/5 tries In 2/21 42 kilometre the Sussex bowler sent up the at Lexington last year and
Caleb in the re matched by marathon race was struck by a 100 in just over 100 minutes.
ut the naish. WHICH Corran aflor
Review Futurity nervous crisis at
a long cent AFP.
spell of accurate work at a good Springfield, Illuols,—AP,
Motor-paced world cycling title for W. German
Solin, Aug. 30. Czechoslovakia's Jitka Horete- kova won the women's singies 1cnnis crown of the University Sherry struck out seven of Games here when' she beat her the nine batters he faced in compatriot Zdenka relief.
| 3-6, 6-2, 0-2, in the final today, San Francisco Y
Glants
Vadja Wirtz of Hungary won A spokesman for the Barcelona
a five-game losing the bronze medal of the event. snapped Football Club confirmed yes-streak and regained third phtet The two Czech girls, Jitka terday that Barcelona players
to Milwaukee by defeating Horelekova and Zdenka will pay
Anes for defeats as
Stra-
- Zurich, Aug. 30. The Braves 2-1 23 southpaw chove followed up their singles Karl Heinz Marsell of West well as getting bonuses for
Mike McCormick with Singapore, Aug. 30.
help successes when they eliminated Germany won the Professional wins. South Chinu
Stu Miller beat The
touring
Iron
Car Vadja Wirtz and Gulorgul Motor-paced World Jose Ramor,
Cycling B member football team wound Its the Barceluna Board, said: "Our
Willey in a pitching duel. Feher of Hungary In the Championship here tonight.
women's doubles semi-finals. Molayan tour tonight with a players will be fined the equi-
In a thrilling finish at Zurich's The victory moved the Giants Horelckova and Strachova won Oerliron Stadium Marsell spurt smashlog performance when i Valent of £28 a match if they
to within seven games of N-6-4, 0-1. they trounced Slagapore by lose at home.
ed over the last ten kilometres Honal League-leading Cincinnati | eight goals to mil.
sending U
and grabbed victory from Paul Reds night game with Pitts-
on the start. burgh.
קט
of
2
The bourd has prepared South China thus avenged a programme of prizes and 4-3 defeat by Singapore at the punishment to stimulate the Merdeka Championships In players this senson," Ramon Kimla Lumpur recently.
said,
South China, who led 2-0 at "Our players will get £40 Lau; when they win. In malches
half-time, scored through
Woon-ettung
bung (wo goals each), Cheung-yau, Kwok Ynu, Wong Chl-keung und Mok Chun-wah. -AP.
outcome of the In the mixed doubles seml-Depaepe of Belgium who had led
Anala Italy's Riedl and Drisuldt defeated line Mina and Jean Tiriac of Rumania 7-0, 6-2, 0-3. Meier of Switzerland third.
Depoepe was second and Max
Japan's Rooichi Mori ond
tent with the men's doubles
Today's results were:
NATIONAL LEAGUE
R H
E Fumio Akutagahad to be con~
5 7
2
7
225
4
0
1
6 1
--AP.
and Chow Shiu- they lose at hume the players Los Angeles
Ho will be fined the equivalent of Chicago
£20," Ramon sald.
He denied categorically
re- San Francisco that the ports saying
players Milwaukee would also be Ained £15 match if they lose away from home. "It is not true. The fines will only be imposed in matches lost at home," he said.-UPL
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RUGBY RESULTS
#
Sugar Ray on comeback trail
1 silver medal,
Marvell's time for the 100 kilometres was 1:29:10.4 hours.
Hendrik Nijdam of the Notherianda won the Amateur
The Japanese doubles tram Pursuit title, defeating Jacobus
met defeat from Yugoslavia's | Oudkerk in an all-Dutch final.-----
Bora Yovanovic and Nikola AP.
Pilic who tyon the final and
įthe gold medal by 6-4, 7-5, 6-4.
6-0.-A.FF.
Bob Randall dead
Herne Bay, Aug. 30. Bob Randall, who laid out Russia's first golf course be-
Epee title for Pole fore the Eclshevik revolution,
died in hospital here last night, He was 75.
Detroil, Aug. 30. Ray Robinson. the
Soña, Aug. 30, 41-year-old forner
Poland
Randall went to Russin at the won her ficsi medal beginning of the century, laid world middleweight champion,
Studen! Gamer tudny signed a contract to fight into World
here today when Bogdan Ginsinyed on
out the course at Loningrad ond Wine Greaves over ten rounds stor took the men's Epee title teach the game. His pupils in for some years to here on September 25,
victories and no cikht Robinren hopes
cituded members of the Imperial that this #ght with Greaves, a Zi-year-
Russian Court,
Sugar London, Aug. 30.
fomed Results of tonight's Rugby Lengue matches were:
Bradford N. 10, Leeds 32. Baramley 5, Keighley 5. Featherstone 27, Dewesbury 2,
Huddersfield 19. Barrow 3.
lunslet 5, Finlifax 19. Leigh 14, Whitehaven 2,
with clefcats.
Hungary
was
EARLY
TO
FAME
The Taj Mahal wouldn't buy
perfectionist Johnny!
By Dennis Drew
St Helens D, Wakefield 3 will be a warm up for a further second and Wurts of Germany being professional at Herne Bay At 16 he was terribly worried about his size
Reuter,
THE GAMBOLS
Phony (
I'M GOING MAY
TO WIN
THIS YEAR.
|FLOWER} SHOW
BIGGEST MARROW
old Canadian living in Detroit, Lendvay of
crack at his old title-AFP,
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JUNE
JULY
third-Reuler.
Barry Appleby
AUGUST WATER]
IT AT 12% AND AGAIN AT 4
He retired last year after
Golf Club since 1890,-UPI.
GAS FOR JOY
IT'S BURST
GEORGE
10 years later he is Britain's first near-£100
a week footballer, captain of his club and country.
Босеск has treated Johnny On leaving school he could have Haynes well. It's been a suc- gone to much more fashion-
able
like clubs
Arsenal, ces story ail along the line for the Londoner who often Tottenham or Wolves, but wondered whether he would instead he took the advice of have the physique to stand up bis schoolboy friend, Trevor to the hurty burly of League Chamberlain, and chose to join soccer.
him at Fulham. It was there that he biomannied under "two And craftsmen club coach Eddle Perry and reserve the fest player in Britain lemn trainer Taffy O'Callaghan. ever to be chosen for all F.A. representative #do-school-
But Johnny has always made perfection his goal. He wil
hays, youths, Intermediate, £100,000 bid
England 'B' and full interna-
falent that showed itself
tional-had outstanding talent The youngster with the immacu- lute ball control and the ability to make streams of sliderule prated won his first youth cap at 17; made his Longue debut
right from the time
his
firft, næchoolboy
he won rep ba
a 10-year-old.
No
at 10; and won his first full cap for England at 19.
wunder Fullum general manager, Frank Caboend htmecil + former England Ithsido forward-sold" 'hê wouldn't soll. Jofunny for the price of the Taj Mahal The Halline went elogio tu kuring him with a £100,000 offer but he deeded to say in Egiond apple and inadd-toft his the mods Buoneerful England fisliferational side for maný
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