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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, SATURDAY, AUGUST 12, 1950.

WARWICKSHIRE BEAT THE WEST INDIANS BY THREE WICKETS

Birmingham, Aug. 11.

There were joyous scenes here today when Warwickshire became The victory, beat the West Indies this tour. the first County side to achieved by three wickets, came after one of the most exciting finishes seen on the Edgbaston grounds for years.

Pritchard's winning hit hardly reached the houndary before many of the 10,000 crowd rushed on the field to congratulate the Warwickshire players as they entered the pavilion. Hats and coats were thrown in the air.

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Warwickshire had to struggle hard to get the 95 runs needed to win. runs were required when the only fielding lapse of the match was made by the West Indies-Marshall at deep fine ley dropping an easy catch when Don Taylor, War- wickshire's New Zealander, who played a big part in the victory, fried to pull Pierre to the boundary.

back Christiani, Warwick-heres,

was due in the Williams and Walett for one sporting pitch main to the line Bowling ut ran and the mowled Pierre, the Grove in the fr innange anfest man, without conceding an- Uothes in the second inning, and other run. fore tu bating: by Wollon

SMICROS 49

WICKETS TUMBLED

ite sent

who leapt tu catch by Jones, like a powrful sweep from the badipun off Valentiae,

BATTED SOUNDLY Meanwhil Taylor ball The West Indies were detere candy. I pull well and site theh as Warwicksi

Valentine reply forted their erent things Info debes onl

3 minile before lunch Gust-

Once Warwal hire broke the pen and Thomps ou conti cere

..

Half the were out for 62

fth worked stand between Wor-joy eight runs bet the tight when Oid caste in to but with |

- Walcott early say Lowing of Jones and Valenties, a holly demand theamh,

wicket

11-del 1. $

foth pot

nel.

11 11

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I WIE five minutes after catson felf a vetim to three and

Kanlar EL when four am pavilion the interval before Jones, hart a

were needed to win. n knocked off him.

Every

cheered |1v Warwick- That 31 FILE

Tot both opening batsmen the trowel and the West Indie

tauf hat men in. did Jon

! Valentine bowd With Du

marie

TEST PITCH, a tour of fielder close in c

MAY TAKE

SOME SPIN

Tandon, Aug. 11. Even if there is no rain Bert Lock, the Oval grounds- man. Papeets the pitch he is

tomorrow's! preparing for

fourth Test between England art the West Indies to thier certain amount of spin.

The chosen trip of turf has broen Java exactly the came Tratt

County

Ivr mitches except Dal at is un- tended to let for five days.

out tittance. Lock pointed the fat match of the rea90, which was ruined by rain, bu County Championship, zone at the Oval has been lett drawn,

Spin bowlers, like the Sur

LER G. Ty pain, Jim Laker

York,hine's Jon Leck, and Wardle, have tout the 1:f evap ve in recent in atraengs Kleuter.

PARKHOUSE

TAKEN

ILL

London, Aug. 11.

Gilbert Parkhouse, the

Glamorgan batsman

WIR

withdrawn from the Eng-

tessile.

not let up.

Pittehard, the Winning

however,

hit

Sporer and Botery put an bigotes at 47 #one, the latter beatut Wonell at fine-les-

out to a manuilient right-hand : @l bowled

DAVIS CUP

BERGELIN

BEATS

SEDGMAN

Rye, N.Y., Aug. 11. Lennart Bergelin of Sweden. playing bare- fool in the last set, up- set Frank Sudgman of Australia today in the first match of the inter- zone finals of the Davis Cup by 2-6, 6-2, 7-5. 1-6, 6-3.

Rain delayed the play before the start of the fifth set. When the Kame resumed. Sedy- man wore spiked shoes. out Bergelin started with tennis sneakers but then discarded them and finished in bare feet. United Press.

when

VOLN 201

dangt Fran. and James

Mr

THEBATIODAY BYDaund yours. ****

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RDITORS PREIN HERVICE, INCANURVA TORX

"O.K. I'm impressed. Now move over!"

Acheson Is Specific: Russia

Soviet

Is

Named The

The Villain

In Korean Dispute

Washington, Aug. 11.

The Secretary of State. Dean Acheson. said today that Russia had the power to call off the Communis! deliberately trying to aggressors in Korea but was thwart the United Nations' efforts to restore peace and security.

Mr Acheson told a news conference the settlement unchanged, Was Russia wanted in Korea was Koren's "abject submis. sion to Communist control." For the first time, Mr Acheson named Soviet Russia specifically as the villain in the Korean dispute when he asked himself five ques- tions at the news emference and then gave the answers.

1:1 a two-hour Jl. howd great heart.

The attendance at Bu mey yesterday was a rescued for the Eeghaston round-19382 peo- ple paid for admission and ov 4.005 members attended,

THE SCOREBOARD WEST INDIES 150 and 223 WARWICKSHIRE 1st Innings 284

2nd Intting

Thompson.

Jones Gardner, hat wicket b.

Valentine

Worrell b.

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13

Spooner, c.

Walcott b.

Valentine

Dog Taylor, not out Dollery, c. Jones b. Valen-

tine

Wolton, b

Pierre

Ord, bw b. Pierr Kandar b. Valentine Pitchard, not mit

Extras

Total (for seven)

36

96

He asked: "Whose troops aro attacking deep in rounvané ebes;

The North Koreans. country

"What country is overrun by; invading army which, as is certified by the United Nations Commission, attacked willout provocation? The Republic Borea.

CLASH OF CYMBALS AS

North China

Daily News Is

100 Years Old

Who is resisting the Repunits of Korea to defend itself? The Urated Nations, with the support of 53 of its 50 members.

"Who has the influence and power to call of the North Koran! The Soviet Union.

Is the Soviet Unlon one of The 53 pembers of the United Nations who are supporting the titel Nations Charter and working for peace? No."

VOLUNTARY

Mr Acheson opened his news # voluntary conference with statement against Russian tac- ties in the Security Council. He said the Soviet delegate, Jacob Malik

tha demanding

was

withdrawal of the United Nations frees from Korea

Hongkong, Au. II. because the only settlement the Fall of wickets: 1-34, 2-34, The North China Daily | Soviel geared was "abject sub- 3-43. 4-47, 5-82, 6-72 and 7-91. News, the only foreign-mission to Communist control."

Jens

Valentine

Pierre..

Bowling

Rw owned newspaper still pub-| M

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33

20

13 30

5 1 17

4 centenary on August 1

Shanghai.

in

Byes 8, leg-byes 1, wides thy Valentine). Reuter,

lam team for the fourth Loslic Ames Scores His 100th Century

Test against the West Indies, beginning tomorrow, bc- cause of a heavy cold,

His doctor at Swann today ordered him to remain in bed and under no circumstances to consider plying.

BAILEY INJURED More disturbing news for Eng- landl

from Leicester, where Trevor Bailey, the Hora fast bowler, has stone to ho pital' after being struck on the thygers while batting again! Leicester-}

Jure.

wething suit it was Balles are then a bruise, Yesterday he was stung on the Jeff wrist;

it is not yet by wap 1

Lancs Still Leading By 24 Points In

County

Championship

London, Aug. 11.

"The tacties of the

Soviet

of

lished in China, marked its representative as presiden:

the Security Council are easy to understand.

fur

They arc In- tence:l to thwart the United Nations effort to restore prace and security."

II. E. Morrisa, director of the British daily, speaking at luncheon marking the arusion, expressed gratitude the very chivalrous treatment" the paper had received at the hands the Cominusist authenties.

- AND DRUMS Throughout 1004 of the day! the building of the "Oh Lady of the Bund" resounded withi The clash of cymbals and the.

drums Benting workers, staff and market the paper's 100th versary.

A workers"

the i extentives

delegation pic-: Morris with

Lancashire, who beat Worcester by nine wickets ves-ented Mr

framed Berol! bearing thei terday, still held a 24-points lead at the top of the Pharacter for For Another County Championship table with 192 points from 23 games.

Surrey kept their challenge alive by scoring a grent fwo-wicket victory over Sussex, and are now second with

Hundred Years."

Two life-long friends of the North China Daily News, Mr Jobin Keswick of Jardine,

known whether he will be it by 168 points from the same number of games while York-Matheson & Co., and Mr Ellis shire, who could only take first innings points from Hayim, and other supporters

were guests at the luncheon.

The paper,

Issued a special Northamptonshire, are third with 160 points from 23

32-page

coloured supplement ' matches.

containing articles and photo- Fil•c4 Kottinghamshire

jo, for nine declared and 86 for out-gimphs about the early days of AL Leeds; Yorkshire drew Shinghal and some of the moti stain a point against Somerset

York and firms with helperi make the and are still at the bottom or with Northampton:hère.

tommorrow.

Bailey's little finger of the left hand was unly bruised. On his 10 the Leicestershire retuis

interval Cround at the lunch with the luster bandage

he

said: " shall be quite all right 1er tomorrow.”—Reuter.

COXON STANDING BY

London, Au T

names

the table with 32 points from 22 thire 354 for eight declared and city what it was.Unlled Press.

1 for three ckclared (Hulton 100TH CENTURY

79, Lowron 11 not out). North- and 194 for Leslie Ames, the 41-year-old amptonshire 208

Barron 51 former Emland four (Brooke: 103. wicketkeeper, today became the not out).

Coxon, Yorkshire's fast medium | Kent howler, has been asked to attend

at the Oval for the final England 12th player.in

versus West Indies cricket Test

in view of the possible untness

of Thevar Bailey.

Flaking this announcement the

MCC aid that Coxon has been anked to attend in place of Low- son who, it

was

Ditanced

the history of

AL Leicester: Fax brat Leder: tershire ** 367 Tuna,

STAR

the game to reore 100 centuries 277 and 347 for tix de- 17 Hankow Road, Kowloon.

rst-class cricket.

He reached his 100th three-clared (Ray Smith 85). Leice- figure innings in an hour and 40stershire 244

and 213 (Berry tinutes off the Middlesex at 106, Ray Smith, right-nem tast

lack at Canterbury.

medium bowler, eight for 87).

AL Hastings: Surrey heal

A single to the leg off Young carller, had been invited-Re-abled Ames te reach his ob- Surrex by two wickers: Suic

Jective

and he was immediate-901 for seven declared and 150

ter

WEEK-END

SPORT

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August 12th 2.30, 5.10, 7.20 & 9.30 p.m.

CLUB PETITS KOBERT KISSENY PRODUCTION

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is surrounded by the Middlesex for five declared (Laker, at ALL

team, who congratulated hith arm offspin bowler, four for while the crowd cheered e-3). Surrey 257 thusstically.

THE RESULTS

for nal out) an (Parker 87, Alec Bukser $7).

At Derby:

797

THE Derbyshire drew KING'S

declared MEN

for four

The following were the re-willt Gloucestershire, Coures- | Esulla of Arst-class cricketershire 475 for seven declared

matches played today:

and 123 AL Canterbury: Kent beat Derbyshire 320 (Vulkhard 03, Middlesex by four wickets. Morgan 52) and 104 for five Middlesex 240 and 241 former S1).-Reuter. thuee

declared (W. Edrich 77 1:01 out, Brown 51 not out), Kent 264 for six declared Second Division League: 230 for six (Ames 131, Pawson

Lawn Bowls First Division League: KBCC v KDC: KCC v Nec. "0"; CCC v HKFC; PRC v Inc.

mo v FC; HKCC v KCC.

Third Division League: HKERC, Recrelo; CCC v KCC; KNCY INC.

TOMORROW

Basketbal

67).

end!

Бжалага: At

Glamorgan's match against Hampshire abandoned owing

U.S. Air Force Call-Up Washington, Aug. 11.

Wag

The US Air Force said to- rain, day that it is cadiing up 60,000 Glamorgan 321 for eight de reserves, 42,000 of whom clared and 132 for four

(W. enlisted men. Walk 60 not out), Hampshire

Singapore All-200.

Caroline 11, 834 p.m.

Stars South

at China AA

at

Kowloon Dock Club, 4 p.m.,

Lawn Bowls Open Triples

semi-finals Championship

Mare:

ura

The Air Forces said the oftl-

cers called will be mostly cap. At Weston Super

tains and below, It described Somerset beat Nolts by naine the number Involved as tho Notis 240 and 170 inlay requirement." -It ex- wickets, (Haroll, left-armslow bowler, beets to have them in uniform three for 30), Somerset 33 by early autumn-United Press,

kis morals,

hit manners and his women!

Jutsu Bias Reve

The

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August 13th & 14th Judy Garland • Van Johntors fall in love'

IN THE GOOD OLD SUMMERTIME”. In Technicolor

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Mr Acheson declined, how- ever, to say whether he thought Council members should IP- move Mr Malik A5 Council chairman--United Press.

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