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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, TUESDAY, AUGUST 8, 1950.

LEAGUE ASHES

GLAMORGAN REPLY WITH AUSSIES REGAIN RUGBY

322 TO WEST INDIANS' FIRST INNINGS OF 211

Swansca, Aug. 7.

The West Indies, with seven second innings wickets in hand, were leading by only 18 runs at the close of the second day against Glamorgan here. Glamorgan, with 322 runs, gained a first innings lead of 111 runs and then took three West Indies second innings wickets for 129 runs.

A third wicket partnership by Gilbert Parkhouse and W. Jones put on 132 runs for Glamorgan in two hours, of which Jones' share was 105 runs and Park- house's share was 88 runs. Parkhouse hit 10 fours in three and a quarter hours at the wicket. Jones, whose best strokes were nudacious cute and delicate leg glides, hit one six and 12 fours in just over three and a half hour.

Two West Indies accond innings wickets were down for 45 runs when Trestrail (87) and Everton Weckea (45 not out) added 65 runs for the third wicket.

The omeial attendance of 32,-1 Shephent, h. Ramadlin 000 and receipts of £2,500 were Alltime records for Welsh cricket.

THE SCOREBOARD

WEST INDIES

Est Innings 211

GLAMORGAN

1st Iouings 322

E. Davies, e. Christiani b

1

15

At Bristol: Somerset 273 and

31 for two. Gloucestershire 270 (Emmett 102, Wilson 05, Law- 322 rence, right-orm leg-break bow- 2-51, ler, six for 110).

0-288

At Hove: Middlesex 257 and 40 for no wicket. Sussex 310 wfor eight declared (Sheppard 81, Doggart 57, C. Oakes 98, James Langridge 00 not out, Robins, right-ann slow leg-break bow- ler, three for 21). ;

Extras

Total

Fall of wickets: 1-42, 3-103. 4-241, 5-281, 7-303, 8-300 and 0-309.

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Ramadhin

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Marshall,

12 4 23

Muncer, b. Rammedhin

Williams

5

2

20

Joner, c. Christiani b. John-

Hyes 4, bup-byes 11.

105

Wooler, c. and b. Jones

17

Wathina, w b. Ramadhin Pleass, b. Itandhin

40

1

Jones

Parkhouse, c. Jones b.

Marshall

Hodges, c. Gomez b. Wil-

liams

I. Davies, nut out Hever, lbw b Willinros

CUBERT PARKHOUSE.

HAWAIIAN

WEST INDIES

2nd- Innings 130 runs (for three)

Rae, . Watkin

5 Marshall, c. H. Davies b.

Liever

o Treatral, e. and b. Jones

Weekes, not out

Christiani, not anf".

Extras

Total tur Bree) Fall of wickets: 1-39,

and 3-110.

Watkins

Bowling to date

I At Lords; Royal Navy 201 for ne declared (Minsworth 100 zot estt, aminad 100 not out).

Hoyal Air Force 08 for two,

At Manchester: Yorkshire 226 nod 135 for three (lution 91).

14 Lancashire 233 (Washbrook 89, Coxon, right-arm fast medium

31 bowler, five for 78, Wardle left-

nem słów bowler, five for 73).

37

45

2 At the Oval: Notts 220 and 0:37 for one, Surrey 420 (Fich- lock 147, May 51, Parker 07, Harvey, right-arm legspin bow- ler, six for 119).

At Canterbury: Hampshire 01 and 230 for Ave (Rogers 112, w Walker 70 not out). Kent 235 right-arm fast 1(Caprings,

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COUNTY CRICKET

London, Aust. 7. The following were the close

medium bowler, five for 50).

At Worcester:

Emex 196 and

270 for six insole 122, Bailey Worcester 217 (Yarnold Jenkins 70 not out). At Northampton! Leicester- shive 441 for six declared (Smith 70 not nut). Northamp tourdikce

305

for two Brooken 140 not out, Livingston 123),

At Birmingham: Derbyshire

ot tibius Srures in drat-clans brat Warwickshire by eight cricket matches played torlay:

wickets, Derbyshire 258 and 57 for two, Warwickshire 64 (Jackson. Tight-armi fast

SWIM CLUB medium bowler, five for 22.

RETAIN AMERICAN

WOMEN'S TEAM

TITLE

High Point, N.C., Aug. 6.

The Hawaiian Swim Club swept to its second straight women's senior National AAU outdoor swim-

| Gladwin, right-arra fast medium [bowler, for for 28) and 240 (Ord 82, Juckinn, Bve for 76). -Reuter.

CHANNEL

SWIMMERS

ming championships today, cliruasing a three-day affair START OFF

which saw two National records annihilated,

tied for third at 21 each.

metro breast stroke,

in a photo finish

1913.

DIVING SWEEP

Pat McCormick of Lou An-

moto.

of

Australia regained Test of the 1950 series

the Rugby League Ashes by winning the third and decisive by five points to two in the match played on the slippery

slush of the Sydney Cricket Ground.

This action picture shows an English player making sure that Australian

forward D. Hall grounds the ball.

Below, winger Ron Roberts goes down on the ball in the mud-Central Press

Photos.

Wants

Mulloy

In Davis

To Play Cup Singles

BY CORNELIUS RYAN

New York.

Gardnar Mulloy, undismayed by his age or by the prophesies of tennis experts, believes that he can play bath doubles and singles on the USA Davis Cup team this year, and that the USA can beat Australia again.

Malloy, like all other tennis observers, is sure that the Aussies will be the challengers again.

"In 30 years old now and] Queen's Club

be 37 in November," the tall England. slender Mulloy Bald

frankly

I know the records list me as

The other singles

tourmant

DEPENDS ON SEDGMAN

To win the Cup, Australia of Frank win both Sedgman's singles matches and

doubles. win the

How Cat sure of winning. Sedgara be when Art Larsen came to clase

to beating him oversean?"

Says Tho World's Best Rel

IT'S JUST AS

AS WELL THAT SPAIN BEAT ENGLAND IN BRAZIL

By ARCHIE QUICK

Fifty years old George Reader, Southampton's veteran Soccer referee, back from Rio de Janeiro where he was voted star adjudicator in the World Cup series, says it was as well that England got beaten by Spain in the final match of the qualifying competition because "Uruguay and Brazil would have run up cricket scores against them in the finals,”

Reader, who is to announce his retirement, says that English football passes muster for domestic pur- poses, but that if we are to continue going into the International areas then our approach to tho gamo must be altered and our system of playing it overhaul.. ed.

laught the

"We may have world to play." he continues, "but the pupils have learned their lessons well. No longer does the old craft prevall, sad though It may be. The cry is for speed and acrobatic agility, especially among the Latin countries. Play- ing on their bone-hard pitches they will always beat us."

To me,

the

WHY NOT EXPERIMENT?

nigger in the wood-plie ነ። thic defensive

originated centre-half

by Herbert Chapman of Arsenal, in the person of Herble Roberts.

club

Kubler Wins

Tour Of France

Paris, Aug. 7. Ferdinand Kubler, ago 33, Loday gave Switzerland their first victory in France's famous cycle race the Tour de France - being held for the 37th lime and which finished here today.

It is estimated that the vle-

I feel certain it one would have the courage to ex- periment-and I know Managera tory will be worth 2,000,000 Matt Busby of Manchester franes to Kubler, who took over United, and Stewart McMillan, the leadership several days ago County, are toying and maintained it through the of Derby

closing stages.

with the Idea- new style

would be the

whereby attack beat defence would in the end pay dividends.

Fifty-one riders, from an ori- inal starting number of 116 who left Paris on July 13, re- mained in the race today for There might be disasters to

the Tour's longest stage-314 start with, but I think a more kilometres (about

from Dijon to Paris

Belgian Luxembourgian

win

altractive method of play would

the putile and please matches in the end.

105

French,

miles)

Swiss, and Dutch rider were Jeft after the Italians had quit on July 25 following incidents with French spectators.

At

that time the itallan, Gino Bartall, was fancied to

Let the centre-half come up behind his forwarts more, the full backs fall in behind each ather whichever clde of the feld they were being attacked, the wing halves swivel to cover and fill in the gap thus created win but he dropped out and for by the moved full back, and one some days now it has been ol

n sensational of the insicle forwards only have vious that only a roving commission in the old happening could rob Kubler of Alex Jues manner.

FL

victory,

OCKERS SECOND

A matters are the centre- Kubler's winning oggregate half juri "nodding art" time was 145 hrs 36 mins. 50 machine, impossibly positioned sees. with Stan Ochers, of Bel- to give his forwards nay support. Į gium, second in 145 h. 46 mins. 20 secs. and Louis Bobet, of France, third in 145 hrs. 50 mins. 13 spes

Today's

stage was

won by

George Reader had tume #lowing tributes to pay to his British refereeing colleagues. Emile affert, of France, in 0 That is one phnoe at which wehrs, 30 mins 12 seca

can still lielt the world hollow.

There was no one to touch Rez Belgium won the team classi- Leafe, Mervyn Griffiths, and the neation for which the three rest of them--and the crowd best times from each country appreciated it too. It would be

their trio of Ockers, counted, mod thing for world soccer if impunt and Lumbrechy, aggre-

be we could

presumptuous

gating 438 brs. 64 mins, 20 recs. ruouth to hold a School foro beat France's Bobel, Geman- Referees in this country."

nni and Giguet with 430 hrs. 12 mina, 21 sec9. -Reuter.

AMERICAN ATHLETES ARE ALL READY FOR THE NEXT OLYMPICS

New York.

Six new National Collegiate Athletic Association

England & Wales Win Triangular White City Meet

London, Aug. 7. England and Wales, with

a joint team, casily won the triangular international athletics match before a large Bank Holiday crowd at the White City Stadium this afternoon, aggregating 140 points to the 90 points of Scotland and 30 of Ire- land.

The smooth-stroking team from the island took only

Cap Griz Nez, Aug. 7. two free-style titles but piled up points throughout the

The Channel swimming meet to win going away. They rollerted 41 points, leav-

season got well under way ing Los Angeles Athletic Club second with 23 and Chi- cago Town Club and Lafayette Indiana Country Club today with attempts on the Cap Griz Niz to Dover crossing by a Turk, an However, July Cornell of tone she was farved to etme American and a Argen- Kluitnemah Athletic Club, Port- from behind to beat Hawald'stinian lone, turned by a record per-| Thelma Kalama, Green over- formarer Today in thre 100- cane half body length defeit First to enter the water was 35, but Pin 38. And I'm ready She won with 1 inetres to go and won Murat Guter, aged 22, of Tur- to play both doubles and singles from Marge by indies in 11:23.

key. He was being followed in the Davis Cup, it they want Hulton of Brighton Swim Chib, The 300-metre medley relay fer tonight by an Argentiman, mc. I'm a tennis player--t Atlantic City, New Jersay, hi was captured by the Lafayette Antonio Albertonio, aged 31, want to play." 1:27:1. She bettered the re- Indiana Club 3:54.1. The and two hours later by Shirley eard of 1:243 set by Jane Dil- Club Rached to the finish with May France, the 17-year-old lord of Fort Worth, Texas, in

body lengths

NOT CHOSEN YET over Mult-American girl. five nomah Club of Portland.

Early tomorrow Florence

To bolster his own Cup records lwo of them new world records-were set by Chadwick, an American typist,

The American team has not singles chances, Mulloy DEAD HEAT

will reuke her bid.

been chosen yet, but Ted playing in every possible grass American athletes during the 1950 outdoor track and Yesterday, Mirs Evelyn Kawa- The water wan warm and Schroeder is expected to get one court tournament, so the selec-field season.

Hawali, and Missvalm 89 Guter started off with singles berth, and Mulloy and

possibly tion committee can't

Final official statistics showed that Dick Attlesey reles Athletic Club turned Marge Hulton, of the Brighton a powerful breast-stroke, Hell Bill Talbert probably will play overlook him.-United Press. of Southern California, with 13.5 seconds for the 120- only three-event championship

yard high hurdles, and Jim Fuchs of Yale, with 68 feet performance. She swept all the Swim Club, Atlantic City, New day-makers crowded round him doubles. diving, including the three-

Jersey, net a new record for the and he complained that because berth is still open.

5 inches for the 16-pound shot put, set new world of their presence he had been metre honours tocny with 200-metre breaststroke.

Mis

defending unable to grease the whole of 102.05 points. Earlier, he had

and followers body, In c event,

and his taken the platform and the champion

Miss Hulton, touched the finish feared he might suffer from the ing Davis Cup singles last year,"

Mulloy, "When springboard diving.

New NCAA records were Jimicathlon. In the javelin, Roseme South China ^^ "1" beat wall together in 3:10.2. break-(cold as a result,

NO NEW RECORDS The Boulogne trawler, Jean Pancho Gonzales at Newport, the CRC 6-3 in the "D" Division of Newcomb's 4:07.7 for the mile, of the U. of California and Delf

Don McEwen's 9:02.0 for officinis said the winner would the Tennis League yesterday.

the Pickarts, Sanla Barbara, also Maureen O'Brien of Chiengo ing the record of 3:16.3 set by

Katherine Rawis, of Mermos, escorted him. Town Club, a two-event winner | Miss

two-mile run, Victor Frank's bettered the old NCAA record,

Their get the singles spot in the Cup

winners SHIRLEY MAY ARRIVES

took every feel wo

the Roseme inches for

with 229 feet 11 matches. Pancho won, beating

and Z..L..

Tanny wix

Kwok 176

track race while Scotland Pickards with 227 K.C. Tan and discus and Bud Held's 233 feat inches and Shirley May France arrived me G-4 in the fifth set. That's at 0-6 beat V.T. Wang and 4 inches for the javelin.

(5CAA) Just to

mainly excelled in field events. and were the first to here today.

feet 4 inches. She has been in how close it was.

A heavy T.W. Choy 6-1; hent Erwin Wong

humid atmosphere 50 metres in 35 secs, bettering ever fish in a dead heat in the strict training at Folkestone,

Attlesey also set a new world and Molin Chan 7-3.

This corapilation, by the Na-was against fast times and was National Senior AAU

110-metre for record Gloria Callen's 1942 tark

com England, for six weeks to get

tional

Collegiate Athletic probably the reason why three "And I don't

beat The hurdles when he won the AAU Bureau, did not include perforaltempls on records falled, but and B. Suw P. Poon 25.8 Bets. It was

insed to the cold Channel-- ruled the petition.

American Miss Kawamoto won the which forced her to give up tralia could be called a favourite and Lal di bent Wane and Choy outdoor crown in 13.6 seconds.

Add to tile Bob Mathing'mances by non-college athletes the British celectors, with an woman swiminer at this distance 300-metre medley the previous after 10 hours at the water last over the USA, either. Schroeder 6-4; beat Wong and Chan -

never has lost to an Australian

European 8.013 Fuch as Fred Wilt, Bob Richards, eye on the coming Chaw and lock Leung lost to world-recor! although no AAU meet records day. are listed for distances under Mexican diving star,

Yvonne Belnusteguigoitia, Florence Chadwick was sleep- Cup play. Talbert, and I will Tro and Lal 3.0; lost to Wang and points in winning the USA de-Mol Whitfield and Curtis Stone.Championships, must have been

Chan cathlon championship,

well milsûed with the per- play doubles. was theng when Shirley arrived.

and you Bill Sidwell and Chor 2-0: beat Weak and hard hick girl of the meet.

beat us last.

can see the reason for American

often has beon formances of the probables for If one of these four completes John Bromwich

confidence concerning Watch Postponed

the 1931 around 14 feet 10 inches in the Brusseln Carolyn Green, the Fort placed fourth in the platform the crossing he or she will be year, 3-6, 4-0, 10-0, 9-7, 9-7.

Pan-American Games

and the pole vault and Wilt did 4:05.5 Lauderdale, Florida, star, Ballydiving during the meet's first the first to do zu this year. Later

match between КОС and

for the

避 mile on a boardwalk achieved a title of her own in day of action but cracked a rib this month over 20 swimmers **Sidwell isn't on the

for team USC scheduled

yesterday 1952 Olymples.

outdoors at Atlantic the wet

City- the 800-metre free style today, and could not compete in the from several countries will take this year and Bromwich is play- was postponed owing to

United Press. She had listed two seconds and springboard and three-metre part in a cross-Channel race-ing with Adrian Qulat. Tolbert condition" of the court.

Reuter. taday. This diving events. United Preg

Kawamolo,

They were judged co-chatu-

In the back stroke competition. Miami, in 1931, turned in abriliant Inance - today.

perfor-

She swain the pions

fastest time of any

100 metres,

a third

prior to

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GAMBOLS

She

{year.

League Tennis records. 1 come mighly close to play-

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Barry Appleby

The

Herbie Flam

Beats Seixas

South Orange, Aug. 0. Herble Flam scored the fret grats tournament victory of his career today when he defeated Vie Seixas, 0-3, 6-3, 6-3, in the Eastern Grasa Court champion- alipa

The women's

total

of

SEASON'S BEST

best

Here are the senton's performances in events not al-

ready mentioned:

100-yard dash-0.5

seconds

by seven men: Charley Parker, Don Anderson, Charley Peters, Il Fell, Andy Stanfield, Arthur Dragg and Bill Boyd.

220-yard dach--20.0 occonds by Paul Blenz.

seconds

440-yard dasla-40.0 by Tom Cox and Bill Parker,

000-yard run-1:50,7 by Don Gehrmanin.

220-yard low hurdles 22.0 title was won seconds by Bill Albans by Miss Doris Hart, who upset

Igh jump-six

11 feet Ura Wimbledon champion, Miss inches by Bob Walters, Louise Brough, 6-4, 9-7.

Brand Jump-23 feet 9 inches by Holland of Northwestern U

Pole Vault=1 feet 5 inches by Bob Smith,

On Saturday, third-peeded Mi Hart upset top-seeded and National champion, Mrs Mar- marot Osborne Dupont---Unlied Freast

Richards

WINCH

Barry

Albans, best in the nation in K THE NAN WITH ALL THE the low hurdles, was second to SECRET STABLE WHORMATION T

Mathias in the national -do- i

1

McDonald Bailey, the Trinidad sprinter, did equa} the Еигорель Championship's best time of 10.5 secs for 100 metres, but he failed to disturb British records at the distance or at 100 yards, at which he was timed in. 0.7 sees, a tenth of a second outside.

ARTHUR WINT FAILS

Sydney Wooderson saw the attack on his half-mile record of 1 min. 49.2 secs, which has stood for 12 years, but Arthur Wint, the Jamalean holder of the British title, and Roger Bannister too slow a pace and Wint anished first in 1 min. 524 secs. Harry Churcher's five-mile world

record still stands walking

at 35

35 mins. 33 sec

Bees, but a contri- butory rason for it not falling may

have been

tho qualification in the early sldges, of Roland Hardy, the Britis

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