1950-06-27 — Page 6

WIGHTMAN CUP WINNERS

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, TUESDAY, JUNE 27, 1950.

Second Test Match

The American team with the Wightman Cup they retained against Britain. From the left: Miss, Doris Hart, Miss Louise Brough, the Non-playing Captain,

Mrs Margaret DuPont and Mrs Pat Todd.

THE MOST OPEN WIMBLEDON

Sedgman May Not Be Able

To Continue Playing

Through

The Tournament

Wimbledon, June 26.

The tragedy of this year's Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Championships, the most open for many years, may be the inability of the young Australian, Frank Sedg man, who is seeded No. 1, to complete the tournament in which he is the favour- ite to win the men's singles.

the

With a sprained rig' wrist heavily bandaged he fought his way to a pain- ful and labourious 6-4, 7-5 and 6-4 win over Howard Walton, the guileful British

wrist; injured in International. But after the match he admitted that the French Championships, was giving him trouble, and added: "I do not know whe- ther it will see me through."

1-3 in the second set.

trailed

MORE UNDER HANDICAP

BASELINE CONTEST

pecially in which point.

strokes, took it

RAMADHIN AND VALENTINE PLAY HAVOC WITH ENGLAND'S BATSMEN

London, June 26.

Sonny Ramadhin, 20-year-old clerk, and Alfred Valentino, hero of the Manchester Test who was born three days carlier, played havoc with England's batsmen on the second day of the second Test at Lords here today and gave the West Indies a wonderful chance of recording their first Test victory in this country. They were chiefly responsible for England being dismissed for 151 runs, which left them 175 runs be- hind the West Indies total of 326.

John Goddard did not enforce the follow-on and the West Indies opening batsmen, Rae and Stollmeyer, put on 45 runs without loss before stumps were Seldom has better bowling been drawn, leaving the visitors 220 runs ahead. seen at Lord Ramadhin in particular baffled the batsmen and this the little cricketer, the first East Indian to represent the West Indies, richly deserved his five wickets for 66 runs.

The bowling figures of the two West Indians showed how they dominated the play, for Valentino bowled 28 maidens in 45 overs, taking four wickets.for 48 runs, and Ramadhin sent down 43 overs, of which 27 were maidens.

At the same time the England batting was very unitspiring

Once the opening stand had been broken at 02, there was no partnership exceeding 10 runn until Berry Joined Wardle for the last wicket. Then Wagdte howed that the bowling could The hit

hit by rattling up 33 run quickly.

The

the fact that the bowling was the batsmen went erlendily along first-class, there was much that with Stollmeyer the more enter-

prising was woeful about the batting.

not fathom Edrich could

scoring was not fast, Itmadhin, though he did accept however, only 33 runs coming full tors to get a boundary, in three-quarters of an hour. This was only his third scoring 70, minuter. Edrich stroke in

Rae and Stollmeyer continued doggedly and remained together until stumps were drawn, hav-

them with no extras.

an escape when he will down the pitch tu drive Goddard brought speed bow-Hamadhin but missed only to in then put on 45 runs between

Wolcott fnil with a ing on with the, new ball to watch

It was up! check matters and Berry was stumping chance.

was caught by caught, leaving Wardle 33 not long before he out as the third highest scorer the wicketkeeper, however, after and battine 25 minutes for eight

to Wahbrook's Hutton's 35.

36 runs

RIGHT ON TOP

runs.

fashion, Evans, In

a perky Joined his captain and this pais like cmulating the looked

recovery. The Manchester passed the 100 but at 102 runs lift Evans' zlumps for 117 runs. Grand bowling Ramdhin

By the ten interval the West Indles were right on top for they had claimed eight wickets

by Valentine and Ranadhin was an England were now in prave responsible for there was apdanger of following on. parently the pitch.

with nothing wrong!

of Valentine and

LAST WICKET STAND

Wardle

THE SCOREBOARD WEST INDIES

14 Innings ........

ENGLAND

ISL Innings 151

320

Hutton, Walcott b

Valentine Washbrook, st. Wolcott b.

Ramadha

35

36

Edrich, e. Walcott b.

Ramadhin

8

0

0

10!

4

33

Doggart, Row 1. Ramadhin

Ye, b. Valentine

Evans

b. Valentine b. Ramadhin Jenkins, c. Walcott b

Valentine

Wardle, not ent Bedser, b. Ramadhin

Berry, e. Goddard b. Jones

Extras

151

Inst

WALCOTT BOWLED

Clyde Walcott clean bowled by Bob Berry in the

Old Trafford. — Central Press Photo. innings of the England-West Indies Test Match at

COLLEGE ATHLETES DO POORLY IN CHAMPIONSHIPS

College Park, Maryland, June 24.

A high degree of heat and high humidity slowed down times in the distance runs at the National Amateur Athletic Union Championships here but did not prevent lanky Dick Attlesey of the University of Southern California from setting a new world record in the 110 Metres High Hurdles.

Attlesey, who went over the high barriers in 13,6 seconds, ran second to Jim Gehrden of Penn State up to the 60-metre mark and then pulled ahead of his rival and hit the tape after picking up another two yards on the wfinal flat.

Total

Dowling

0

M

I

8.4 2

13

1

10

20

0

After tea Ramadhin claimed his afth victim by clean bowling then ensued * Belter, but

be- wicket stand It bright inst

Berry.Jones tween

idle took most of the how-Worrell

45 28 link and hit freely to help the Vatentine

43 27 total to 150 runs, but at 151 Ramathin

Dyes 2, Len-byes 1, nins, with Jones introduced to

(by Ramadhin). the attacic, Berry was caught by

WEST INDIES Goddard and the rasings closed.

2nd Lumines were 175 Although England

behind the follow-on was Rae, not out

Stollmeyer, not out not enforced.

Total

The West Indies continued to After the first wicket stand dominate the game for Valentine

more victims of 62 runs the best of the after-elalind two

with England was 16 for he sixth fore tea arrived wicket and there was a danger 117 nuns for eight wickets. of England following on when ter was taken at 117 runs for the low of eight wickets,

fell Although four wickets Against the resourceful Sangior reacted

strongly fluent ground

lunch and belere

two more Walton, who played cleverly oure, when Nath trad et 6-3.

The Enrikshuman confined to very noon afterwards, the pitch 5.1 in the first net tennis, Sedan

ocea point at Was

drop shot the find the eurners with great acwas in no way responsable. 7:21 sionally reduced to pathette in- With

Frenchman saved the point and curney in the third set, testing remained easy paced and gave eplitude.

to the full no asshtance Lo thes spin-15 pe Iwo Kumar': footwork Itis superior speed and volby-again, toing on to falte

retrieving bowling astonishing! ing.

him mor› however, pulled

before Nath cinched the Some

were witnessed, Ramadhi through at critical perioda, į net.

the seventh game,

Ramadhin bowled 10 succes- when he particularly

to Wah- the turning sive maidens, mostly proved

brook,

before the Lancastrian him to leg for a sin Kumir made excellent use of turned a beling was largely contest. Nath taking good cam the half volley, and made note,

was so cautions that Edrich Sapier tittle chance mistake about the fourth set for players to give Two other sidedl

Sanglier the match.

he scored only one run in hall! won under handicap, Jarosday for og to the net. Drobny, the

The plant Indian Davis Cup an hour.

Washbrook took a four made Tomarhin but in the rame over unplayer, Sunant Migra,

short work of the British County:renched forward and player, G. D. Meredith, and ran mortly umped. Naresh Kumar, the 21-year- out an easy winner by 8-3, 6-2

had Calcutta player,

j urn -1 | the first round of uk vigorou gune before beating the men's singles. Dilip Bo India No. 1, 46-year-old George Godsell y

Miera doctor's C-2, 3-6, 6-3 and 6-2 in thin

wen the first four playing against

of first round of the men's singles. about

games in a row and his speed

baffled Kumar was given plenty of completely through 19

Meredith. thep tu turuty い practice

his The Indian was never extended Moll-Trille, Oxford Univeralty tenals cap-verhead stolen by the retired and coasted through the match,

school-master

Gloucester from which he took the oppor toin, by 6-3, 11-9 and 6-1,

tunity to gain valuable match He is determined to justify County player.

The Indian player took the practice.

He demonstrated with power Arst, not easily Chouch Godsell found a length in the and decision his formidable ser- [second and, with A series of ivice and backhand-Reuter.

self-exiled Czech i went evidently puzzled at times effects of a seemingly now repressting Egypt, had by the

Is troke. "It injured shoulder well tested inneenous

Christian belevable," he muttered. Frenclunan, the by Grande, but his powerful lock-

Jost hone of t ing service effectivenes and he won 6-4, 6-3 and 6-1.

dvice following

malaria, struggled

beat Frank

his

hi sceling and has no intention

withdrawing.

Most of the other zerard players overcami their initial hurdles with ease, but one or Ewa found the going hard. Victor ranked Americas,

Seixa

20th

21-year-old

n courageous opponent in

SVEIL Davidsson, Je won 6-4. 3-0, 0-1 and 0-3, having some particularly start when he

but not before

anxious moments, during słow mude many mistakes,

Gardnar

Mulloy,

another

American, dropped the first cet

bul

WIMBLEDON RESULTS

Wimbledon, June 26.

The results of the men's singles first-round matches

played today were:

Harendra Nath Jacques Sanglier, 6-4, 6-1, 6-0.

(India) beat i

Geoffrey Paish (Britain) beat (France) by J. Hackelt (Ireland) 2-6, 6-2,

0-3 and 6-0.

Juroslav Droby (Egypt) beat Art Larsen (United States)

7-5 and 8-2.

C. Grandet (France) 6-4, 6-3 beat V. Cernik (Egypt) 3-0,

to Joseph Pallada, the left- handed Yugoslav player, whod -1.

arrived just before the Cham-

afler pionship started hours journey.

But there was no question of Mulloy's superiority afterwards and ho won 3-0, 6-1, 6-1 and

G-1.

FANCIED PLAYERS

Patty. Irvin Dorfman, and the South Afrlean, Eric

Dion.

Opposition from

Test

ericket match

may have

11-0 and G-1.

I. Dorfman

G-1,

__

Adrian Quist

ut

75 minutes There remained of the day's play when the West Indies opening pair, Rae was Stellaneger, went out

the second innings,

TANTALISING

was tan Ramdhun's length aliang and batginen did not und him vasy to play.

Without an addition to the scary-74 runs-be struck again, retting Doggart leg-before.

By this time the West Indies and the right on top were

Engli's batting cullape of

Ever allowing fo continued. the pitch not bring quite so Hood as on the first day and

Ip Koon-Hung Hits The Spotlight

!

the

here.

A newcomer

to wrest

CX-

first. round

to

Cham-

and to start

Bedser With the score at 15. Rae put trich

leg Jenkins up to fine an easy catch

blundered and Wardle but Wardle missed the chance after which

COUNTY CRICKET

oldest records in being: Dave Albritton, an Olym- One of the 4the book feil when Sam Felton pic Games alhite 48

5 of New York threw the hammers 1936. 00 wide 187 feet 34 Inchies, erasing the

record set by

30

Malvin

an long rice

Whitfeld, Olympic

lant Par Ryan Champion at the distance, won exnetly four the 400 Metres fun with Bill ngo by years feet

Brown of Morgan State second Browne, formerly RHODEN BEATS MCKENLEY and Roscoe

Rhoden, Jamaica's McKenley Herb

10

20

George sucecasor

Bowling to dato

O

W

10

2

16

8

0

4 17

0

1

-Reuter.

Warwickshire In Trouble

Against The Bowling

Wright Of Doug

London, June 26. The County Championship leaders, Warwickshire. found themselves in trouble against the bowling of Doug Wright, the Kent and England leg-break bowler, who was discarded for the present Test, at Birming ham today on the second day of the current County Cricket programme.

10

of Lincoln, third.

John Twomey, of the Illinois over 400 Metres, beat the world Athletic Club, outrun iwe col- legiate stars, Jim Newcombe of | record-holder for the second

California and Alf Southern

in the in 1 minute 51.0

It was a poor NAAU meet for college athletes, who toul only eight of 23 titles going-United Press,

successive year in 1644 seconds.

Andy Stanfield of Seton Hall, Holmber of Tennessee who hoped to duplicate Jesse 1,500 Metres

sedls. Owens' feat in winning the two sprints and the Long Jump, had to sit it out with a leg injury.

The 100 Metres was won by Arthur Bragg in a photo nish from Lloyd LaBeach of Panama in 10.4 seconds with Bob Tyler, team-mate of Rhoden's at Mer- NARENDRA NATH SAYS:

Tyler Han State College, third.

21,1 Metres In the 200

Won

Reconds with Bragg second and LaBeach third.

Outside of Felton's perform.

ance

in the

best effort

Was

that of

Hammer Torow,

Indian Players

in the field events A Notch Below

of Jim Holland Northwestern who did 25 feet

9 Inches in the Long Jump, with Jerome Bile of Denver second Konkus and Herb Hoskins of State third.

easy

Vale's Jim Fuchs was

winner in the Shot Put with 57 feet 3 inch. The Dicus Throw lile went to Fortuner formerly of

alf-dozen Collegiate

of

World's Best

Wimbledon, June 26. Narendra Nath, India's No. 3 lawn tennis player, the University

said here today that in his who outthrew opinion the Indian players 170-foot- at Wimbledon this year ers with a winging mark of 173 were "only a notch below feet 215 inches.

Minnesota,

uble

the best in the world." NEAREST HEAVEN

"That notch

is represented Another ex-collegion, the Rev

of by the ability which comes with Robert Richards, formerly

Illinols, wone experience of being the University of the Pole Vault at 14 feet 8o pull out that extra something inetics. There was a four-way at the critical point in a game,

High he declared. place in the

belleve Indlar

the height

next few years," he continued. The more of us who can get leading play against the Americans and Australians, the we shall be winning national championships."

play, with the off-drive beautitle for first six fours and two sixen for 51 of the four runs-lieuter

CLOSE OF PLAY SCORES The following Bre the close

play cores

of first-class Double Upset

In PGA Tournament

An

140

enoner

tennis is

BIG MISTAKE

London, June 26. Hongkong's tennis star,

Arthur Fagg completed a grand innings of 146 F. Segmans (Australia) bent 1 Talbert (United States) 01. Walton (Britain) by 6-4, 7-bent N. Kitovitz (Britain) 6-2, Ip Koon-hung, hit the spot-

runs to put Kunt on the way to their comfortable total 15 and 6-4.

G-2 and 6-1.

light again today by beat F. R. W. Sidwell (Australia) beat

seasoned of 302 and accurate bowling, especially by Wright, who D. Bose (Indin}

tending

took five wickets, accounted for eight Warwickshire 0. Lister (Britain) -2,

Heraldo Weiss, of Argen- Mo-Trifle (Jamaica) by 6-3. C. F.

G-1 and 6-3.

to four sets before wickets for 211 runs. 11. Wels (Argentine) beat

M. Rose (Australia) beat M. tinn,

his lasing Koon-hum Ip

(Hongkont) Matotta 6-3, 6-4 and 6-4.

Fan took nearly five fours by 6-8, 6-3, 6-3 and 6-4.

Ken McGregor (Australia) Wimbledon tennis encounter over his innings, which locluded fulle aimed, this left-hander hit the four to clear the heat set to do frent things in

15 fours. Bromwich J. who fancied players.

(Australia) beat D. Smart (Britain) by 6-0,

effort by Other

A couragdous M. Murphy best

(Ireland) by 6-3 and 7-5,

who stayed entered the second round were

6-9.

(Australia) 6-2 and 6-2.

Wimbledon Lurie Flahlock, the Australians John Bromwich

V. Seixas

(Valted States) beat D. Mitle (Yugoslavia) by ecurts, In played a sound game three and a half hours for and Geoff Brown, both previoita

out of 138, put Surrey on of Fat the first

Troin mans finnuists, the Americans Billy beat S. Davidsson (Sweden) by 6-0, 6-2 and 6-3.

the road to recovery against cricket matches played today. Talbert, reeded No. 2, Buage (0-, 3-0, 0-1 and 6-3.

Tony Trobert (United States) Weiss with a score of 8-0.

A Guldford: Hampshire 175 Scoring F. Ampan (Philippines) beat beat B. Brooks (South Africa;

In the three other ampshire at Guildford.

for ive (Rogers 67). Resuming with four wickets and 135

could have 1. Hinkel (Netherlands) Sturgess,

sets was close, Weiss winning

That experience by 0-1, 6-4 and 6-2.

down for 60 runs, they totaled Surrey 227. them by 6-3, 6-3 and 6-4.

Indian Scotland 58 hours and At Perth:

been provided by the who had an easy win over John 0-1 and 6-0.

G. Worthington (Australia) }

(United Horn the British Junior Cha

Frank Kovalevski

Ip holds Hong Kong's singles 127 runs in ve

Lawn Tennis Association en'er- June 15 he lost to established a lead of 62, Hamp-315 (Henderson 83, Edward 90, beat G. Oakley (Britain) 7-5. States) beat It. Reeve (Britain) tile. On

ing a team for the Davis Cup runs in front Boucher five for 130). Irelandi I G-2, 7-5, 8-11 and 6-2 Jaroslav Drobny, the solt-exile shire were 83

standing at 118 and 23 for no wicket.

this year, he declared, adding the second 4-2 and 6-2.

115 (United States) C. Carmann

playing for Egypt, (Philippines) Czech now

with five wickets

Derbyshire At Buxton:

it was a big that he thought the close,

right- G1,

Columbus, Ohle, June 25, Tattersall, at Lords at J. Bartroll (Spain) by 8-0, beni R. W. Tills (New Zealand) by 6-7 and 2-0 in the West of

ปล ED. affected the early6-3 and 6-2.

Aring, arthritis-eriooled Henry mistake not to Constable helped to add co (Ellot by 6-7, 6-3, 6-3, 57 and 6-2. England Lawn Tents

partnership arm medium offspin bowler, six

Nath, who had an easy vic- attendee which, though large N. Kumar (India) beat G.

S. L. 1 Sawphey (India) plonships at Bristol.

170 for Picard and tall Chandler Jar- but Fishlock for 461. Lancashire

the Freneliman, J. with a big proportion of women Godsell (Britain) by 0-2, 3-0. beat F. Wallis (Britain) by

I first set score of 5-7 waster Surrey's fifth

he was today told ability to one (kin 103 not out, Place 52). per scored smashing upsels to lory ove In gay summer frocku, was not 6-3 and 6-2.

alons showed much 2-0, 6-4, 6-4 and 6-3--Reuter particularly striking, considering 5 minutes,

Rain stopped play for the day tenth the semi-finals of the Sangiler,

of beating G. Del- exceptional

M. Corn (Egypt) beat F.

Drong's experience and intercope with the lovely attack. At Bath: Leleestershire 210 Professional Golfers Association confident (Iran) by 1-6. -3.

Surrey lost half their wickets

(Palmer Jackson 61). Somer-chnippionship today when they haume, of France, in the secund In the absence of the Ameri- Mohtudi can, Ted Schroeder, last year's -1, 4-8 and 6-2.

In his play against Weiss 10-for 303 runs and their alth

favourites, Johnny Palmer and to a great tussle with the tall

Americtn, Fred Champion, the honour of open-

stopped play for the day.

Kovalevski, day, Ip put up n gatie strungle pair were together before they set 190 and 140 for four. Ralpeked off the tournament co-round and was looking forward

At Colchester: Essex 253 and Lloyd Mangrunt. Ebbw Vale had been looking LRC beat Recreio in their before being eliminated. Weiss gained first innings points.

Gloucestershire! Gnuze padding his gloved famous for his ennnon-ball ser- for three.

third round-- **33** Division tennis won by 6-8, 0-3, 0-3 and 6-4.

of forward to its only first-class 122

hands and using a special inter vice. Men's

Ip's tricky. combination

At Ebbw Valet Glamorgan locking grip so the club would Reuter. 'ch yesterday by 5% sets to

pin and chort driving across match of the season but rain is 292.

ined the die court had Weiss, in trouble practically.

and 203. Northamtonshire five for not slip from his fingers. 43. Glamorgan

year old Picard blasted Palmer no wicket. early on.

The Argentinian

FANLING GOLF At Birmingham: Kent 362.10 and 8 while Harper

closing bid to off

to score Only two and a quarter hours Warwickshire 211 for eight, Into errors and

Nolls 349. York-up triumph over Mongrusi. Al Leeds:

Winner of the Bogey Pool positioned but he atestdied mid-play was possible today. In that

Meanwhile, as the blazing sun ime Watkins managed to comrhire 187 for two (Lowson 62, way through the second set,

plete his century innings which Halliday 78).

baked the Seloto country club played over the week-end at J. D. Mackie star to pinned the Hongkong

Al Chichester: Sussex 384. course, Jimmy Demeret moved Fanting G. Smart and, S. Saul beat J.

good.net the back of the court and came included we sixes and 13 fours:

ogains! (0) who returned cbtained in just over four hours Oxford University 200 and 242 into the

semi-finals red-halved Frenchmon, boat. Deyrd (Philippines) J. and A. J. Remedios 6-1, and

score of 68 which made him 2 with

five and on easy for one (Boobbyer 120, Iutmeyr Harper beat C. A. Barretto and L. G. up to net on every occasion.

Tightening

Is who before the war was one of 3-6, 6-1, 6-2 and 9-7.

for 105 runs. lip

Hur

four victory over Ray Gafford, up on Bogey. France's

The innings of the day came 102 not out).

The competition for next promising

L. Bergelly (Sweden) beat Vielen 0-4. Younger

AL Worcester: R. Mange and Garrard beat Weiss alowly forged ahead but

Cambridge and Henry Williams earned the pinyers. Noth had Just that C. Kemp (Ireland) G-2, 6-3

from J. K Graveney, the elder Barretto aud Vieiro 0-1, and he was riever completely at ense

and 37 for no right to face Picard by senringe a week-end at Fanling will be the extra tum of speed, a capaetty and 0-4

against a player who seemed to brother of the batsman, Tom, of University 270 for mixing shots adroitly and, Eric Blurge (South Africas Bareos and Soares 7-5.

tain's Cup for June. inexhaustible variety Gloucestershire. In 30 minutes wicket Worcester 49 for one. mild upset win over Dave Doug-Qualifying Round for the Cap- Flain washed out play be. have an above all, grenier mobility to beat J. Horn (Britain) 6-0, 0-2.

of chets-Reuter.

of powerful and stylish stroke-Reuter. outclass his opponent.

Land 6-0,

tween HKCC and IBC,

Ki. Mullay bug the Championships went tobeai J. Pallada

the runner-up, Drobay.

first day's

L

(United States) (Yugoslavia) 3-8, -1, 6-1 and 6-1, He played Grandel to start a T. Mottram (Britain) beat programme which G. Word (Britain) 6-0, 6-9 and was confined to 4 first-round 6-1.

5. Misrn

beat (India) matches in the men's ringles.

Narendra Nath, India's No. 3, Meredith (Britain) 6-3, 6-2 and

6-1. entered the second round by

Geoff Brown (Australia Sanglier, un beating Jacques unranked French player, by 6-4, beat A. Shafel (Egypt) by 6-1. G-1 and 0-0.

(0-2 und 0-3, Nath was never extended by Budge Patty (United States)

the

League Tennis

half a set.

P. V. Showe and J. A. C. 1Tartbat (LRC) beat J. J. and A. J. Remedios 7-5 and drew with A. A. Darron and J. A. Soares 6-0.

national standing.

between was forced Northants.

out- he was

fixture

82.

las one up.-Unlied Press.

fought д спе

in the