The Sydney Morning Herald from Sydney, New South Wales, Australia • Page 16

The Sydney Morning Herald, Tuesday, Jan. 16, 1962 Stage Set For CM LAYER TRIUMPHS CHAMPION WAS "ON THE BALL" ft Shield To India Exciting Andrew's Decision Amazes Official Top swimming official Mr Syd Grange last night described Jan Andrew'i decision lo (urn professional "most unfortunate." i MADRAS, January IS (A.A.P.-Reuter). India F.tii.'S.A.', beat England In a Test cricket merles for the first lime when they won the OVER WEARY EMERSON IN AUST. TITLE Fifth Test today by 128 runs. "Miss Andrew had only England's tailenders made last-ditch stand to avert scratched the surface of her ability and is a decided loss Stiff to Australian swimming.

defeat, but the clever Indian spin attack took its toll and soon put the issue beyond Mr Grange said. Miss Andrew threw i duuht. The crowd, keen to con nomnsncll into women swimming when she announced she would become gratulate the Indians, swarmed round the entrance a professional coach, to the pavilion and. break BRISBANE, Monday. Sheffield Shield captain Ken Mackay set the stage for a spectacular finish to the the match against South Australia when he declared Queensland second innings A bronre medallist at the I960 Olympic Games in I ,,,,1 ing through the police cordon, charged toward the Rome, she was regarded as dressing rooms.

a certain gold medal winner at the Empire Games in By ALAN CLARKSON Rod Laver left no doubt that he is the best amateur in the world in winning: the Australian singles championship at White City yesterday. Laver climaxed a brilliant season when he took 108 minutes to beat defending champion Roy Emerson in four sets, 8-6, 0-6, 6-4, 6-4, to win the title for the second time in three years. It was a fitting climax to a most successful season for Laver, but a bitter disappointment for Emerson. closed tonight. Police, using sticks, managed to restore order and finally drove thousands from the ground.

India also won the Fourth same spot to dismiss Dos Perth next November. Mr Grange said he very much regretted her decision. "She has the ability to be a world champion." Mr Bull, and he avenged the KEN MACKAY Test and look the five-match I 'i I i I 4 i v'lr 0 (TV i si IV A 1 -U Queensland, by stumps, had scored 247 runs for the 'ass of only two wickets. This was due to a bril dropping of Veivers by clean-bowling him at 94 with Grange said. yorker which dipped in Umpires Lew Rowan and Les Townscnd ordered the start after the captains, Ken Mackay and Les Favell.

had late. liant second-wicket partnership of 165 in 146 minutes Further rain this morning delayed play, which did not start until 1.44 p.m.. nine hy Sam Trimble and lorn Veivers. Yesterday match was the fifth he has played since late on Saturday afternoon, and the intense program failed to agree. Attendance was 2,301 Receipts 27786.

series with two victories and three draws. 3rd TEST WIN It was their third Test win against England in 29 matches. The last time India met England in a series was in 1959, when they lost all five ests in England. They owed their victory today to the spinners Duram, Without detracting from Laver's grand performance, Emerson was nowhere near the peak physical fitness he would have liked. minutes after the scheduled resumption after lunch.

With their first innings lead of 122, Queensland MEN'S TITLES Heats of the N.S.W. men's swimming championships will be held tonight at North Sydney Olympic Pool for tomorrow night's finals at the same venue. There are 58 heats scheduled for tonight, involving more than 400 swimmers. Officials have been en took toll even of his great have an overall lead of stamina. 369.

On Saturday and Sunday South Australia, set the task of scoring 370 runs in Emerson played two singles and two doubles matches with Sunday night's five-set He has taken a tennis battering over the last 48 hours, and from the start of the third set it was obvious he was too tired to with who took tour tor 11, and 330 minutes tomorrow to win, must attack from the doubles final finishing tust on midnight. couraged by the youngsters Borde. three for 39. F.ncland. who had re start.

Duranl It 12 72 4 stand the Laver onslaught Borde 23 1 59 3 bledon and being runner-up in the American championships, he has won the Queensland, Victorian and N.S.W. grasscourt titles. He was beaten in the semi-final of the South Australian by Neale Fraser, and in the final of the Australian hardcourt championships at Rockdale by Bob Hewitt. He was Australia's number one singles player in the Davis Cup and won both his singles matches. Laver now is on his way to achieving his ambition of winning the grand slam of major tennis titles the Australian, French, Wimbledon and American crowns.

And as for professional in the first carnival last With batsmen of the Nadkarnl 12 25 1 Prasanna It 19 1 In those two days he played a total of 16 sets for Saturday, calibre of 1 es Favell, John Lill, Garfield Sobers and 184 games. Ian McLachlan in the team There will be interest in tonight's heats in the under 14 backstroke, the junior butterfly and the 220 yards sumed their second innings today at five for 122, faced an almost impossible task of adding 216 runs to win on a pitch taking spin. India had set England to score 338 in 487 minutes in Yesterday he had massage Fifth Test England India In Madras INDIA 1st Imlnn. 42B INGLANO 1st Innings. Itt INDIA 2nd Innings.

10 INGLAND anal Innings RICHAROSON. Jaislmha. Desal ft. BARBER, ft Duranl St Mjutti Australia are on his legs to try to ease the strain before he went on for India wen bv 128 runs. Sheffield Shield Queeasland Sth.

Aust. In Brisbane QUEENSLAND 1st Innings, ill S1H. AUST. 111 innings. 101 QUEENSLAND 2nd innings.

equipped to get the runs. But whether they can get his singles match against junior freestyle. A further clash between Neville Hayes and Kevin those runs in the time against the Queensland at Laver. He tried as hard as he their second innings. With half England's side CASUAL LAVER EXCELS by ADRIAN QU1ST Casual Rod Laver'i ex tack spearheaded by Wesley TRIMBLS, not out IIS 0 BULL, Hawke.

Sobers 23 out for 90 yesterday, India's could, but that little extra he tried to bring out in his hopes were high. VEIVERS. Hiwke 94 BURGE. not out 12 liinririet II hvet. 1 lea Berry in the 110 yards butterfly, and Alan Wood and Bob Windle in the 440 yards freestyle will be among the highlights of an interesting Hail, remains to be seen.

Hall, in a magnificent burst of bowling in the first game when the pressure was K. BARRINOTON. lb Nadbarnl I OCXTIR. Nadkarnl. Borde M.

SMITH, Borde. Duranl PARflTT. Contractor, Duranl B. KNIGHT, Inglneer, Duranl ALLEN, Umrigar, Bnrde Rod Laver's concentration Is obvious as he crouches to play this backhand return against Roy Emerson at White City yesterday. bye 4 Two wickets (dec.) tor 247 right on in the third and offers, Laver said he would fourth sets just would not ran sr in BOWLING innings, took six for 47, causing South Australia to 48 i IS S3 S3 21 14 II 2 Russian program come.

Inordinary capacity for Brooks ..16 1 After the match, Laver 47 SS 30 nawke i collapse for 103. BEST DISPLAY a Soberi G. MILLM AN. Contractor. Prasanna G.

A LOCK, Nadkarnl the unexpected enabled him to beat Roy Emerson think about them if he won another couple of big titles. There is no doubt that Laver is one of the most gifted tennis players I have watched. He has been called a left- 11 Sine nek Sellers H.P. Trots 48 60 OLD said that he thought it was unfair for Emerson to have to play the singles so close on top of his other gruelling in the Australian singles Sam Trimble save his best 6 209 batting display of the season C.C. OP INDIA i SYDNEIANS In Sydney Tour Is Proposed The Australian Old Col SS Borde D.

SMITH, not out Sundries Ibl. 4) Total Pall: 2. 32. 41. SS.

SO. 1B4. 194. 202. 209 BOWLING Desal 4 0 16 Umrigar I 12 matches.

today to be not out II at QBMM UN WdDIMK Handicaps Cricket Club at India. 1-1 handed- Hoad on many oc "He has had the legs run (dec), (Chatranalilngh 74. Apte stumps. off him in the last couple of This was Trimble's fourth casions, and that certainly sums him up. run Saturday night, 0 9-167 (Ritchie 63.

Barbour 35). days, Laver said. Shield century. 7.20. QUALIFYING STAKfS, It 'at.

Vibrant, aournriawln, Mac a legians' cricket team hope Men's singles Snah It. Laver I have never seen Roy He showed his return to iuio.i ocai h. emerson ua pirii, auntiiK. Hint Trimmer. Barrier trials on Friday will decide the immediate programs for star sprinters Wenona Girl, Young Brolga, Lady Cornelian and Kilshery.

S-6. 0-6. -4. 6-4. so weary in a match as he junior novr doubles nan Bowrev-G.

Knov Rihh.D uuai naiio, icnnyson. Fling a Account. Billy tha Kid. Halting. Wedding Lou.

Shy Songtter, Sporting Blood. Brilliant Sky. Country ailna was today. Kelso B-S. 6-2.

top form today with skilful placing of his strokes to penetrate the field, particularly on the off. Veivers. scratchy at the Raduh Lawn. lrat Princa, (rlnT "WASHED OUT' to play in Russia on their world tour in 1964. This has raised hopes that an Australian Test team some day will play in Russia.

Officials know of no Stakes but may miss the Emerson would not offer Acs, ionco. uougiaa jamet, Falrholme. Karamena, Blllabong Bella, Wvangla Shadow, Bold Fire. Silky Volo, Mitl Chamfer. Summit Road.

Small Boy. Bon Avon race. his crowded program as an Sky High also will make his reappearance at Rosebery on Friday. Wenona Girl and Young start of his innings, apparently decided to hit himself A.J.C. yesterday received for the Challenge Stakes.

Both Wenona Girl and Young Brolga are expected to race prominently in Fri "Our present plan is to Mighty Romany, Brilliant Hal. Blue excuse for his defeat. take her to "Rod was just too good," Mone. Anthony Ayr. Olympic Spring.

Coy. Violation Lad, Smil-Ina Peak. Valley Volo. Rirwt Dr. cricket organisation in out of the batting doldrums.

Seven Drop State Squad Prague and Apia Soccer players yesterday boycotted the State squad training at Wentworth Park. Brolga are both owned by Emerson said. trainer Jack Green said last At 14 he swuna a Voice Oerhy. Buronga Dot. Noble day's trials.

Mcnon, k(o ana siue, A Guy, "But I must admit I have Mr W. Longworth, chair ball from Sincock high over night. man of the S.T.C. Both are under considera Fairbanks Joe Meta. Jock a Fling.

Moon Bar. Cobb a Count. FearleM Lady Cornelian, who has mid-wicket and Hawke, run ning in from the boundary played a lot of tennis over the last couple of days and did feci a bit washed out. tion for racing at the Melbourne autumn meetings. Ann.

inarming jewel, caaabeat. Iowa. Skito, Lynelmo. acr. 7.41.

FtllT I AMU AM II AM. Mr Longworth last n.uhi raced only seven times, was one of the most improved got under the ball but had to look into the sun and "It wasn't the number of 'They will have to be in matches, but the lateness of dropped the catch. sprin' rs in training last said there was a possibility that the more forward of Wenona Girl and Young top form and also weighted OICAP, III 98ydi. Toggle, jolly Gay, Pablo'a Prtde. Victory Scott.

Fine Star, Detraction. Recovered Jewel. Wattamlte. Paddy Fovie. Gay Ribands, Royal Whisper, Integration, Cheerful Lady, Point Attack.

Silver Nook, Peerless The unfortunate Hawke spring. to our satisfaction before the doubles final which did not finish until midnight." was also on the spot back decide to suspend the State squad training sessions tor definite plans are made for She has won at her last Brolga would run in the 1.500 Challenge Stakes on It was a tine tribute to ward of square-leg when a four starts at Canterbury Russia at the moment. The Old Collegians in 1959 and 1960 made world tours at their own expense. They play matches in England and in lesser-known cricket countries. Their brochure, inviting players to subscribe to the tour in 1964, says it is intended to play, and also to coach, in Russia.

The Old Collegians some time ago made formal application to the Australian Board of Control for permission to make the tour and to carry out a "cricket mission" in Russia. The board said it had no at least a month. Emerson's fighting ability hot chance new off final yesterday. In the first set, Emerson led 6-5 and 15-40 on Laver's service, but Laver unleashed two powerful deliveries which hit within two inches of the service line and were virtually unplayable. He held service and then broke Emerson's delivery with a series of vicious over-spinning drives.

Laver went on to win the set, 8-6, but then immediately proceeded to lose the next seven games in a row. Admittedly, Emerson increased the pressure of his service and his fantastic ability to cover the court and retrieve seemingly impossible shots gave him many unexpected points. UNEXPECTED Laver retaliated in the third set by knocking three magnificent backhands past Emerson to lead 3-1. And once again the unexpected happened when he commenced unleashing those heavy overspin shots which left Emerson completely nonplussed. If Laver maintains the outstanding form he has shown in Australia this year I see no reason why he could not vin Wimbledon again.

He will be available to defend the Davis Cup next year, and, with Emerson also playing first-class tennis, it would be almost impossible for any nation to take the Cup away from Australia this year. Saturday week. Randwick, Caulfield and a trip to Melbourne. Mr Longworth said. Lady Cornelian also is an entry for the Challenge that he did so well.

Veivers' bat at 90 from the The three Apia players, Leo Baum-gartner, Vernon Went-zel and Adauto Igle-sias, again failed to turn up. They had been warned The two horses were Moonee Valley. Scott, Triple Raider, Sparkling Sky. Total Plus, Bridestowe Boy, Camden Blaze. Romany Raider.

Sportster, Regoli, Koala Lawn, Lovesong, Oela Pride. 12yds. Triple Raider handicapped subject to clearance. 8 tO. SECOND JANUARY HAN.

There seems to be little point in having regular training sessions when the the match was by no bowling of Brooks and among the 18 entries the Lady Cornelian has been means one-sided, and cer Hawke again failed to hold back in training for four nest match will not be until tainly provided the crowd of the catch. weeks. Tennis May End 'Even The Australian tennis championships which concluded at White City yesterday may "break even." Bad weather, which forced the postponement of two of the scheduled nights' play and caused the loss of two days during the championships, seriously reduced the financial return. Officials believe that had rain not Interrupted the program, they would have made a profit. The best "gate" was on Sunday when just on 1,500 was taken from the two sessions.

The championships have shown that night tennis is here to stay at least as far as N.S.W. and Victoria are con. cerned. There seems no doubt that night matches will be played during the NS.VV. championships next November.

April 23, against Victoria with some ot the best But Hawke had previously Like Sky Hich. the fillv Many clubs are not happy tennis seen in an Australian OICAP, 131 9yds Chlcoola. Kurrawonga, Oramara. Proud Star, Walt On, Gerry John. Banstreet.

Junior Scott. Terry Jim, Exuberance, Dagwood Scott, scr: Mighty Field. Johnny Scott. Nandoo. Nor.

taken a splendid catch at the that failure to attend yesterday would result in their being dropped from the had her summer spell cur with the tact that the squad final for some years. is in the hand3 of Hakoah tailed because of the con tmerson played superb rle. Sweet Victory. Bangaroo Prince. squad.

tmuous wet weather. coacn oyula folgar, on mnawane. ciouay ky, jenny Greetings. Peter Zaalle, Nitty Way, Benevolence. Kumar.

12vds: Nan Four Prague players tennis in the second set to break Laver's service three times and take the set without losing a game. objection to the visit to doo. 24yds; Bounty Hunter, 36vds. Shield Final On Jan. 24 The final of the N.S.W.- Ron Lord, Stuart Sherwin and brothers Herbert and Hakoah home ground.

The Apia players have repeatedly failed to attend squad training. POOR QUALITY Kilshery, who is to con N.Z. PACER FOR PERTH Champion New Zealand pacer Cardigan Bay will start in the Inter-Dominion Championship with Sydney reinsman Bill Wilkins as his driver. Erwm Ninaus told the junior scott handicapped sub-lect to clearance. B.SS.

THREI-YIAR-OID STAKES. 11M Smoky Bands. Scotirra, Revlla Peak. Joan of Arc Stormy Craig, Lt George, Huon In the gripping third set test i half-mile trial on Fri A.W. Green Shield State selectors that a club Emerson saved seven set day, is being prepared for Russia, provided the arrangements were made with appropriate authorities.

The secretary to the Board of Control, Mr Alan Barnes, said yesterday that the board bad not consid official had told them not competition will be played tne is.uuu v.R.C. Newmar BOXING. Australian at the 5.C.O. No. 2 on to train with the squad.

Direct, cousin scott. Bruce Ayr, Egyptian lukt, Royal Kingdom, Western Song, Peter Joe, Sparkling Jet. Stirling Hanover. Lord points on his own service in the ninth game, and two on Laver's service in the ket at Flemington on March January 24. All four were present at 10 The hnal of the Poidevin- the ground and watched the Jim, Classification, Smoke and Fire, Black Glove, Bvebye Bill.

Rodney Kilshery. who has won ai next game, before losing the tenth. Gray competition will be other players training. featherweight champion Wally Taylor has been offered a bout with Ghanian Love Allotey in Melbourne on February 5. ered any suggestion that its own Test teams should visit three of his seven starts.

Scott. Raider Kelly. Glebe Adlos. Border Chief. Edrnborough Ayr, Mary Kathleen.

Jocks Fling. Great Effort. 12yds. The N.S.W. Federation of Sydney played at North at North Laver's triumph was a showed "class" potential last Oval No I on January 29 Soccer Clubs tonight may Russia.

fitting reward for a wonder aepiemrter when be won the The 30,000 pacing said it was simply a ques ful season. Canterbury Guineas from championship starts at tion of her "changing her 9.0. SUMMER CARNIVAL (1st Quel, Iti.t. chev a Image, Scrupulous. Sheer Joy, Grogan, Chantllly, Opal Chief, Forbes Choice, Lawn Classic, Lucky Western, Swlfton Direct.

Shining Silk Bounty Hunter, Great Since his return from Prince Regoli and Young mind." overseas after winning Wim oroiga. Cardigan Bay had eased Lneer, 12yds: Neena Louise, 24vds: Pacing Lawn. 3Kvd. in the market following the utner smart sprinters entered yesterday for the Opal Chief handicapped aublect announcement he would not Challenge Stakes included 10 clearance. 0.30.

INVITATION STAKES, 11l.ff.lAU.'. Unn I start, but last night book Prince Wilkes, Port Gold Black Banner (9). makers again had him a on. 1: ANNIE RILEY, scr. (M.

TURF Rush Bye, Scottish Crag, Sutherland Fllnoo, Furtive. Iwunda, Colonel Scott; Malyandrya Pride, First Kiss, Amazing Vale. Allanah clear-cut Championship Perth Gloucester Park track on February 21. An A.A.P. message from Auckland yesterday said that owner, Mrs A.

Dean, had confirmed the Australian trip for Cardigan Bay. Last Thursday, Mrs Dean claimed Cardigan Bay would be scratched because the trainer. Peter Wolfcn-den, was unable to spare the time to make the trip. Yesterdav Mrs Dean onoinj, 3U-I DIXIES MEM PRY. scr, (R.

R. Osborn). 10-1 Happy Valley (13) 7-7, t. French Kea tape and lop Form A. Smith uaep crag ti), 7-7, Marie Kerryneld, Sheffield Desperation (4).

7-7 3. Dlvs.l Win. 89; place. 59 1183, 166. Qulnella: 1549.

6 'a len Time George Nominations for the "second leg" the 2,000 Anniversary Handicap tavourite. INCENTIVE New Zealand and West ti Tegra, 12yds lames Scott, 24yds Fllngo and Sheffield Globe handicapped aublect to clearance. 10.0. OPEN CLASS HANDI NIGHT MATCHES PARRAMATTA Frank Teague trophy: Atkins (The Hills), 2, Binley (Rose Hill). 19: Tuttlenee (Mosman), 18.

Turner (Lldcombe), 12; Knudson (St. Marys), 18, Coorev (Ryde), 17: Annesley (P matta), 26. Richards (North Ryde). 13: Hall (Lindheld), 20. Sneahan (West Strathheld).

18. CRICKET Celestial Girl (6), 7-7 Sir Dyne (12). 7-7 AROHA, 1: Elvstream other Pip, Stewards Place Ban On Two Top Pacers Harold Park stewards last night barred the pacers Imawinner and Colonel Scott for two months from racing on all tracks in N.S.W. az as- Black Desmond P. G.

LEGOE HCP. OPSTRO POLOS. 48vrlf. (M Smlthl K.l An. Gosford fo be run Today 12.

THRFC -YEAR-OLD MAIOEN HANDICAP St Kasai (20). 8-7 A. Gaiiaonei Nllendl (II). 8-7 Sutherland am Ihri mmnnmr ftQ). 2 IS 1st NOVICE HANOICAP.

61. 1: JURYMAN. 12vds (J. Murray) 10-1. 2: KARAMENA.

12yds (S Stalb). 3-1, 3 bivs.i Win Australian trotting authori again emphasised the poor quality of stayers at present ties on Friday announced LiilZ's; place, 146, 15 6 Quln CAP. llJ.ff. Pacing Lawn, Yonkers. Festive Spring.

Sparkling Poarl. Prince Power, Meadowlanris. Drnny Hanover, Dlnnie Daley. Eden Monaro, Dandy Andy (N.Z.). Woodland Prince.

Don Ngaree. Last Command. Battle in training in Sydney. alia- 1011716. a 3 len they had combined to offer Clare Arc de friomohe (9).

8-4. B. Hill D-acon (5), B-4 O. Royle nme: am jbs- vibrant. Dun troon.

Branxton Lad. Lucky Wes tern. First Division OJueen Naurah (14). 8-9 Princa ot Egypt (9), 8-8 Moon Oeep Crag (3). 8-1 W.

A Smitn Snow Gleam (15). 8-1 A Knight Kuvera San (7) Rowbottom Bohemia (16) 7 12 trench All Agog (1) 7-12. G. Gour'lv Port ot Call (6) 7-11 Caroerter 'la'hinq (14). 8-4 With Soda (12).

8-J Howiett REDHEAD HANDICAP, abt rung, correlate, izvds. Dandy Andy handicapped sub' lect to clearance. T'am. FIGHTING FORCE, scr. (J N.Z.

XI May Lorraine's Pride (3). B-2 imu.1,1 aaiM ft) 8-2. a special 1,000 travelling subsidy to the owners of three selected New Zealand pacers as an incentive to make the long journey to Paterson), 5-4. 1: YOUNG 10.30. SUMMER CARNIVAL bkucc izvos (M.

f. smith). 5-2 2: EUREKA DERBY. 12vds (J Murrav), 33-1. 3.

Win Halo's Lady (12), 7-11. C. Clare nir. una quel, dlv.1, Nandoo. Keentowln, Glen Fling Handicap, produced a strong finish to be fourth.

Imawinner and Colonel Play N.S.W. io9; place. B. 73. 115 W.

A. Smith SI Fugs (11). 8-2 J. Giles Dawn Z'ette (16). 8-2, I.

Turner Crepe Myrtle (6). 8-2, S. Johnson Nell's Own (13). 8-1. D.

Sullivan Penny Ghent (2), 8-0, J. Leslie Gay Beth (18), 8-0 H. Cone Perth. finished a distant fifth in the Open Class Handicap. Imawinner (5-4 last at least 50 yards soon after the start of the Hunter River Qulnella: 1109.

4 2 len Colonel Scott and Imawinner both broke at the start of their races, Colonel Scott (6-4 fav.) Time: 2m 48 8s. Egyptian Grand Nancy, Jack's Flight, Una Direct, Speedy Spring, Glenda Rose, Reckless Raider, Lou-vain Lad, Lucky Laurie, Direct Seam, Intelligent, Castle Volo, juke, ingie Lowe, tumberchanca, Serene Lass. Scott had offended similarly in races at Harold Park Eureka (10), 7-10 Jones Bold Star (2), 7-10. Sutherland Maltambo (4), 7-9 Crpe Templeatowa (11) 7-1 Scratched Alvlsta (B), 7-8 Howiett Alpatte (17), 7-8 Golden Eye (5), 7-8 Chllds Midday Song (131. 7-8 QUEEN NAURAH 1l Oeep Crag- 2: Snow Gleam 3.

This special subsidy could have influenced Mrs Dean in her surprising It is passible that the New Zealand cricket team on its way home from the tour of Curvolssler (4), 7-13 K. Balrd Nlara Rose (17), 7-1S, S. Watson WARATAH HANDICAP. GREEN SHIELD COUNTRY BOYS FIRSTS' MATCH AI S.C.G. No.

1 A. W. GREEN SHIELD TEAM. First Innings; R. Collins 28, R.

J- Hargreaves 24, R' PiOOC-ns 25, gavles 14, F. Klrchen 36. R. foier 9. G.

Stone 2, G. Swan 0, J. Qenny not out 15, M. Strachan 5, sundries 8. Total, 213.

Bowling: L. Miller. 0-li: D. Morris, 0-13; G. Asflill.

0-1: P. Black-man, 0-79; Le Fevre, 7-72 COACHING D. Morris Jl pn" O.P. Henley 1, D. Weakley 9, P.

Cann not out 6. R. Schweitzer not out 6, sundries 6. Six wickets (or 103. Bowling, Klrchen, 0-20: Kenny.

0-7; Swan, 3-26: A. Plggens. 2-17. SECONDS' MATCH At S.C.G. No.

2 COUNTRY love rniruiu, oro'i. Mission star, ckawak. 24vrii DANUUN UBKBT. scr. (L.

H. Borrow). 4-1. 1: PROUD Talals (15), 7-11 Airman (7). 7.11 Keentowln handicapped lublect South Africa will nav A.

Clarke change ot plans for Cardi gan Bay. Under a new rule, horses barred at Harold Park are Pride ot Lebanon (10), 7-11. F. Carpenter N.S.W. at the S.C.G.

early 1st NOVICE 3.S. i clearance. Acceptances due at 10 a.m. today. to be run on Feb.

HAROLD PARK TROTTPnc manut, izyds (W. cniogey) 33-1. 2: PERMANENT SILVER 12yds (J. R. Austin).

2-1. 3. Win, 1196: place. 116. 193 oi9.

Qulnella: 4913. 1 'i len. len. Time- 3m 32 Scr.i Peaketta Turbid, Glendale Beauty. Innadeil 2nd tl automatically stopped from in iviarcn.

WITH SODA, II Gallant Air man. 2l Nllendl. 1. 12.35 THREE AND FOUR the decision will be made by the executive com CUP, 151 92yds Kyogle Wlrra. Single Raider, Gunrock, Our Noble Gay Jack (I).

8-7 C. Clare Perslanette (11), 8-6. F. Carpenter Sun Gilt (10). 8-6 New Coventry (15), 8-6.

H. Cope Marella Princess (S). 8-6, Little Trimmer, Waggon Grande, YEAR OLD HANDICAP SI Eastwod R.U. Side For N.Z. Royal Amhaaaador (3) 9-9.

ivic.j, jaiose. Ked jenny Prince Grande. Chellori, mittee of the N.S.W. Cricket J. yvenoon nickev Kooeri ryiamonno.

10UNDS Taiemulco (11) 9-0 HII Association after it has in Gohaie (6), I Lucky Viaen (17). 8-S Rnhanhran (16). 8-6 -MM "a 'it BILL WILKINS vestigated certain aspects of Eastwood Rugby Union club will mike a three Wollongong Kmdilan (12). 8-6 O. Royle Julius Caesar (9).

8-S J. Horton Lattarene (8) 8-6 Lai (13), 8-6 Scratched Rare Treat (17). 8-12. B. Howiett Double Draw (18).

8-12. "lain Prince st Egypt (8) 8-8. Moon lully Star (4). 8-6. Mollov Arendi (27) 8-S Pntchard Master W'lkes (20) 8 1 A.

GaMaaner me proposal. The association "in com 24vds: Legal Raider. 36yds: Queen Bee (half hoopies). 72yds Our Noble handicapped sublect to clearance. HAROLD PARK SUMMER CUP.

1 St 98yds. Amatlng Vale. Battle Fling, Gorrelate. Allanah Marie. Southern Van, Lew Hope Ross'awn, Woodland Prince.

Dandy Andy (HZ), Fllngo, Furtive. Iwunda, First Kiss, Malyandry CLASS First innings: J. Sem-meni 2i' Sne" N. Taylor 7, M. Thompson retired 106.

T. Coates 51. S. Webster 38. P.

Williams 23. J. McCormack 0. P. Jarvls 3.

K. Sparks IS. McConnell not out 0, R. Dewes 0. sundrlet A Tnt.l til bhu.i weeks tour of New Zealand Tsarina (7).

8 bourlav racing on all other tracks in the State. Ron O'Brien, who trains and drives Colonel Scott was upset at the stewards' action and said he would appeal. Imawinner's trainer-drivci Percy Hall said he considered it "unfair" for his horse to be barred from all tracks for two months. SEVERE ACTION Recently the N.S.W. Trot in March.

Haaals (2) B-s. mittee" last night discussed for some time the question HARBOUR No. 1. SUPER SCEPTRE, 3 (2-1), Cramec. 6 (25-1).

Cleveland Lass, 8 (4-1), 3. Win, 1: place. 89. A Gallagner Last Remove (3). 8-6 Roberts mey win piay seven or tne match.

Tantanara (4). S-6 D. Wei matches in the North Island Snow Gleam (12), 8-1. A Knight Santana (23), 7-13, N. Robinson All Anon (1).

7-12, G. Gourlav Golden Arm (7). 7-12. H. Cooe In A Flash (14), 8-8.

Munse rnae, nerryneia, Sheffield Globe (SA, El Tegra. 12yds: James Scott. 24yds. Dandy Andy. Fllngo and Sheffield Globe handicapped aublect to clear.

lhuio. inro. -a no. lime 30.9s. HARBOUR No, 2 LEONITA 2 (2-1), Super Serene, 7 (5-1) 2: Torra abe.

6 (10-1), 3. Win. 176: place. S3. 19.

103 It agreed that a decision last night was not possible GAY JACK. It Lucky Vixen. I tsarina. 3. It is the first visit to New Zealand by a Sydney grade Diamond Dandy (5).

7-n Banks Golden tve (6). 7-8, Chllris 3.1S. 2nd NOVICE 1 executive ana mat the ance. PA Jtabback, 1-51: R. Rich.

0-S7: A. Ferguson, 0-15: W. Evans, 2-75: J. Medland, 0-28: f. T- Dinfll- -17i A.

W. GREEN SHIELD, First Inn'nf'i A. Doak 5, C. Sinclair 41, w. Evans 14.

J. Weight not out 7, Medland not out 8, sundries 14. Three wickets tor oyllnst Dewes. 1-9: Soarki, Coates. 0-19: Semmens, 4 len.

Time. 30. 4s. MAIDEN. BRENDA'S ELECT Tarbarrv (10).

B-7 D. Weir clut) since the war. should review the question. ,0 Aloatta M4V 7-H Beau Lin (2). B-7 G.

Gourlav Nikko San (13) 7-7 3 (6-4). 1: Stepelna. 6 (10-1), 2: Humming Jet. 2 (4-1), 3. hii'i Laav (9).

B-2 are Nay Girl (21), 7-7 it Gdait (12 7-13 Tsarina (10) 7-7 K. Lavt Oomle (f), 7-12 B. Hill win, i piace, 133, 03 hd. Time. 30.

zt. Riwllla (5). 7-12 L. McLenna Queen Tol (2) 7-7 Sir Noble (15). 7-7 RECREATION.

TOP DOUGLAS. (6-1). Our Armatree. 7 Marnina Rise (15). 7-1Z.

Takaparni ti9). 7-7, N. Munsie ting uiud committee instructed its stewards to take severe action against horses who break at the start or sister oi tie), 7-7 F. Carpenter Klldare (8), 7-12 Mlers Miss Caspar (7). 7-12 D.

Rovle RANDWICK TOMORROW GOLF TAJAMULCO, 1i Rare Treat (zo-i), Top Blaze, (2-1 on) 3. Divs.i Win, 2169: place, 8 17, S6. 2 1U len. Time. 30 3s.

Kanacia. Matamata (b) 7-1 r. Burnett Diamond Dandy, 3. tt'e Lou (3). 7-12 ft tienson ANNUAL SCHOOLBOYS' C'SHIP RECREATION No.

1. MAIOR I.E. 1st MAIDEN bt Julius Caesar (4). 7-12. J.

Horton those who are inconsistent Imawinner is owned bv At Cammerav On.n- T. I fn.i.w 'lonve (12). 8-T 8 Hni YEO, 6 (4-1). 1: Corella Star. 2 (4-1), 2: Gay Gambler, 8 (even).

nievway (ibl r-ii Tantanara (13). 7-12 8732 LADY WEBB, (7). 8 2 3693 NEUTRON (10). 8-1. nnu (a), i watw Kasal (4), 8-6 'A Gallaahei j.

win, LZsb; piace, Novice Handicap, 1m 3.25 (Colts and Geldings) Mrs C. Fitzpatrick, wife of In A Flash (14) 7-12. N. Munsie 72 Undir 1B! Cardy (Kat-oomba). 76.

Under 16: R. Daniels (Asquith), 74 on c.b. Under 14: Dandrea (11) 7-12 Bambarn 1195 HASTY BELLE TM (S) Thompson 6-0 KelK 3 Novice, 7f 4.30 (Fillies) 1st. tSli; 2nd. (160; 3rd.

80; 4th. tli 0O2J ALCONETTE (S), 8-7 1 105 ICEBOUND 0 (3) 8-6. iuv. aio. ien Time.

29 9s. TRUSTEE SANDY RADIUM 1 Servena 8-6 Cope rlvate King (6). 8-7. Groom 'ran Chlet (13), 8-4 K. Bai'H MATAMATA.

It Tarbarrv 1 usoorne (Mosman), 79. 390 MEYISTl, (3). 8-0 Klldare, 3. (2-1 on). 1: RaIIa 9 1st, L.53S; 2nd.

1160; 80. 4th. L2S. 1962 AUSTRALIAN MEN'S SINGLES TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP won with 1 MAXPIV i TENNIS RACKET rTfil BIST BETi Bervena. vernna M).

8-3 Sold Bill (3). 8-3 I Turne NULLARI 1' Surprise Attack Webb 3 TENNIS (3-1), 2: Big Thunder. 3 (4-1). 3. Divs.i Win, 106: no place.

4t len. Time, 30.1s BEST DOUBLE: Barvana.Roma (a) Sullivan I 0252 EARL HIGHBURY (5). 8-7. G. Moore 0114 CRYSTAL PEAK.

DM (7). 8-6. iN.a.w. r.C. committeeman Mr R.

E. Fitzpatrick. In their busiest meeting of the season, stewards last night: Suspended veteran With Soda (10). 8-2 B. Howiett Rye.

F. Hudson Silver Legion (9). 8-1. Mlers FOR IHE TOTE: With Soda N.S.W. HARDCOURT AGE C'SHIPS oeamiK, Linoa I joy, Bunny two.

iummer Fair. RECREATION No. 2 TOP (a) D. Osborne 3082 LEOFRIC (8). 8-6.

(a) Sullivan 3 (7). 7-13 farlem Queen (1). 7-13. vvirau a) a i 808 PERSIAN SHOWER 14), D. Ravle BOYS.

Under 17 singles, 3rd nundi J. Cotterlll beat D. Denzell, -6. 6-0. 6-1: B.

Onnnellv ho.t aa TROTTING naran (A), c. Clare 1211 TURKOIS. (2). Thompson i r. VENUS.

6 (40-1). Kate's Collect, 8 (10-1), Bright Drum, 3 (15-1), 3. Divs.i Win, 603; Place. 186. 9, 9.

I'i 21 en. Time. 30 ttrlnht BERVENA. 1l Uomle. 2: With Tyne, 6-3.

8-1; D. McEvoy beat T. MUSOrave. B-4. tlnrl.

driver Sutton McMillan for one month for alleged care 6000 JOB'S GATE (2), 8-S R. Greaves 0059 TWICKENHAM (1). 8-4. Thompson 0766 PRINCE YEOIE (9). 7-9.

(a) H. Cope 006 PRINCE FAIRY (6). 7-8. soaa a. say beat D.

Corbett, 6-4, 6-3: T. Newcastle STOCKTON LOCAL HANOI, 1.SS. 2nd MAIDEN 61 less driving on Weddine Lou McMlles beat T. McGrlll, 8-1, 7-5; R. Keldle beat R.

Rnwlanrf T.s. Roma Rye (9). 8-7 P. Mlers Tinker. RECREATION, No.

3. ROYAL APEX. 8 (Ml. Mlsta View. 1 (100-1) in the Second Quali ijoiacn aunimni til.

ril mM llHtED nnf.AV 6-3, 6-1; D. Meyer beat J. Bur vwun Sunrlat Serenade (2). 8-S. 7-2), 2: Midnight Magic, 3 (5-2), 24yds (C Smith).

9-4. ROBERT ling 6-8. 8-6. 6-2; R. Waugh beat C.

Robertson, fi-4. fi.x. tt, fying Makes. Dlvs.l Win. 119 k.

Parkinson piace, s3. DUDLEY, Z4Vds LA. j. Hunoid) 8-1 2: VOLPONE. 24vH.

(M Mar. macguane Lass ibl a.s, (a) C. Underhlll 7 000 MR REMV (4), 7-8 7009 TOUT SAN. (10). 7-8.

R. Selkrlg 9 000 REGIUS (3). 7-8 (a) P. Mien 10 TWICKENHAM. 1: Earl Highbury.

2: Tout li'5- ''l 3ia len. Time 30.5s. Scr.i Maolr Fwa 6 Encourage Handicap, 7i 6.10 1st. 535; 2nd 160: 3rd. 80: 4th 25.

122S CABLE BOY. (11). 8-7, Thompson I 8014 GOLD FIDDLE. CM (7), 8-5. G.

Podmore 2 4662 MARTIAN KING. (1). 8-4. (a) W. Burnett 802 APRILIA, (12), 8-0, (a) Dawes 4 809 LE PHARE, (S), 7-11 2051 STARBEAM (2), 7-10 W.

Bell 6 000 TENE8RAE (14), 7-10 L. Billet! 7 7SB9 WOORILLA. (IS). 7-10. (a) B.

Hill a 0002 RED PLUME, I (21). 7-9 9 9401 THE BANK. (9). 7-8. (a) O.

Sullivan to 001 NULLABOR CHIEF. (18). 7-8, (a) Thomsen II S562 LA GRIS (17), 7-7 12 2336 GOLDEN MASTER (20). 7-3 13 2190 GREY GODDESS (4). 7 5 14 7050 RULINO (16).

7 5 (a) H. Cone IS Suspended R. A. (Peter) Reid for a month. Reid's L.

Blliett Malvern Star (12). 8-S. A. Kniont vey). 20-1, 3.

Win. 112; place. 96. 131. 1719.

Oulnalla: 0008 CARD TABLE (7). 7-6 7 760 STRIP THE WILLOW (1). 7-6 8 ALCONETTE It Icebound. 2: Oevant 3 4 Twilight Handicap, 61 5.5 1st, 60Si 2nd. 180: Ird.

90: 4th. 2S 3134 TOP FORM. (6), 8-7 B. Howiett 1 5812 FAIR RALEIGH, (3), 8-2 121 SCOTTISH CRAG. DM1 (S) 8-0, 6736 ANOTHER LINK (2).

7- 370 AGLITTER. TM ()" 90S KATHY DOR. TDM O). (a) R. Bakei 6 ftnals: J.

Cotterlll beat B. Don nelly, 6-3. 6-2; N. Lindsay beat D. McEvoy, 3-6, 6-4, 6-2.

Under 17 doubles: J. Walker, T. Musgrave beatD. Tobln, R. Howes, 6-3.

S-6; Sir Noble (10). 8-4. K. Bamb.cn 7126. 2 ten.

Time. 2m 50. Ss. Scr.t General Com Talals (5), 8-4 J. Lesi'e Magnus.

Real High. PACIFIC. No. 2. SCOTCH LAIRD.

1 (6-4), Oglema Girl. 8 (6-1), 2: Super Shuttle. 7 (S-2), 3 Dlya.i Win, 126: place. 71 8 6. 69.

3 len 21. in Tin. pacer. Toggle (2-1) caused Wish You Win (J. Law wet Please ts, B-4, w.

A. Smith Tlerney. N. Zellnsky beat T. IcMiles.

G. Pollard. 6-4. 6-4: A. nevway 0-4 mano, ream, uav Madam, Eve-bright.

BELMONT aht. I l.m Rourke, C. Robertson beat L. Nel rence) to be checked in the Arrow By (11), 8-4 H. Cope Persian Nib (7), 8-4 Burnett 44s.

Scr.i Bright Janet. No. 1. KYLABAR. 1 son, J.

Burling, 6-2, 9-7: R. AFOR YE GO, scr. (A. Ea'on). First Qualifying Stakes.

3-4. li MEinua IMA(jE. scr. (K Vlllars 113). B-4 Powerful Lady (3), 8-4 neidie, j.

cotterlll beat p. stat-lord, R. Duschesne. 4-6, 6-0, 6-4. inter-Dominion prospect (7-4 on).

1: Little Bettina 3 Bobhy Hobby, 4 (15-1), 3. Olvs.i Win. 8S: Place. 73, 86 len. Time ROMA RYE.

1: Malvern Star scr. (J. C. Lang), 6-1 3 Dlve.i Win, T8: place 73. S6, 116 Qulnella: 18.

1', 7 len Scottish CRAG 1- Fair Raleigh 2: Top Macguane Lasa. 3. ti legra last night gave a acr.i covan Bene, oeisar'e 2.S. FLYING HANDICAP, M. 009 CAMWING (8) 7-S.

Time. 2m 50.4s. Scr.i Armldale Boy. Saloon's Image, Revlis Peak. Rosewood Fire.

Western Song. Tiny rugged display of stamina in winning the Open Class KOHLS (a) c. uckiev is )060 MONTBAR (13) 7-5. (a) N. Rohintnn 1 1 San.

3. 2 Trial Handicap, IJm 3.55 1st. E.S3SI 2nd. 1601 3rd. 80; 4th.

i.25, 4326 ALCIBI ADES. (3), 8-10 I 1311 FIRST FLIGHT (9). 8-2. Sellwood 2 9121 STEEPLEJACK. (4), 8-2 Moore 8014 GOLD FIDDLE.

TM (8). 8-1 I 1-07 ROY At COURAGE TO (2). SO G- Podmore i 4860 ARAHIA (1). 7-13. Thompson 6 0093 VERNBERN (6).

7-11 O. Weir 7 0906 RAMIR. 00). 7-11. (a) H.

Cartwrlght 8 6072 LADY LIZZIE, (S). 7-8 9 000 MAINSONG (7). 7-4 0 ARAHIA, Is Alclbladas, First Flight, 3. Santern (11), 9-S. Pa-kmson Another Pip (16).

9-2 Welldon Aroha (17), 9 0 Gourlav Gay Crag (2) 8 12 New Vista (14). 8-9. A. Gallagher Royal Ambassador (8) 8-6. Elvstream (7) 8-S 0 Weir igan.

NEWCASTLE 3 STAKES, abt. 101 SMOKEY BANDS. rr Handicap (13f 98yds). El Tegra (2-1) raced out G.P.S. OLD BOYS OENISTONE Round 9: Scots GIRLS.

Under 17 singles, guar-ter-nnals: P. McClenaughan beat C. Neary, 6-4, 6-1: B. Bourne beat C. Sherrllf, 2-6, 6-3.

retired: G. Snerrllt beat S. Byrne, 6-3, 6-2. Under IS singles. 3rd round: H.

Dale beat R. Campbell, 6-4, -2; T. Mackay beat R. Tovne, 6-2, 6-4; K. KranUke beat J.

McLeod. 6-2. 6-1: M. Jones beat R. Mills, 6-2, 6-2: S.

Hole beat M. Thomas, 9-7. 6-3: C. Oliver beat A. Weatherstone, 6-1.

6-2; P. Turner beat J. Bruce, 6-1, 6-1; C. King beat R. LIU.

6-4. 10-8. Draw for tomorrow: 6.30 a.m., under IS boys and girls' singles: 11.30 a.m.- bova' and nirla' 080 SYLVANIOUS (3), 7-5 W. Camer IS 000 BORONGA (19). 7-5.

(a) G. Gourlav 19 435 JET ACTION (10), 7-S 20 53, Armldale 44: St. Josephs 45 rvrm. 5 Welter Handicap, 1m 5.35 1st. 605: 2nd.

180: 3rd, 90: 4th. Hi. 2801 BOLO WAY. DM (6). 9-0.

6736 ANOTHER LINK. 'V 9114 DELSOUND, TDm'JI I 0424 SURPRISE ATTACK. (8). 8-3. 107 ROYAL COURAGE.

TO (1)' 508 NULLARI. TM (9). M. I (S. Bond).

6-4, 1: WESTERN SONG, scr. (8. Matterson), 2-1. 2: UNCO GUID, scr. (L.

A. McKeand). 20-1. 3. Win.

116: place. 63. 76. 113. Qulnella: Kings 39 Kings 39 side the leader to the turn.

'ersian Air tiB) i at Ramharh brammar 43: High 43, Newington 63, Rfverview 34. Point 0 SELF SUPPORT (6). 7-5. (a) W. Moir 21 GOLD FIDDLE.

1: Tha lank. 2: Nullabo. icore: Newington 63. Scots 61. St joscpn a snore ou.

Golden Leaf (5). 7-12. W. Clement Pandllla (3), 7-11 Groom Cuban Tan (19). 7-10 Clown Prince (IS) 7-8 iiiois.

'a ien Time: 2m 49s. scr.t Serene i at. PLAY REALLY WELL. WITH DUNLOP Chlet, 3. then sprinted away to beat Festive Spring (10-1) by three-quarters of a length.

CLUB MATCH PRATTEN PARK. Monday tian Juke. best bei: iwicnennam. best double: Twickenham and Gold Fiddle. FOR THE L.

McLennan NEWCASTLE LORD tripes: King. C. Smith. Desert In (10), 7-8 j. Leant lORETO, acr.

U. Paterson). 1 0-9 1 TOTE: Arabia. doubles..