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rolf in France 4 Dailf Telegraph and Morning Post Monday Jung 18 1958 TURPIN MUST BEAT BRO Olympic Equestrianism BRITISH RIDERS FINISH THIRD IN JUMPING FORMIDABLE FRENCH RAID ON ROYAL ASCOT Germans Take Both Gold Medals Only Two Clear Rounds TITLE AMBITIONS DEPEND ON WIN By LAINSON WOOD Reports that Archie Moore is to give up the world light-heavyweight title have rekindled Randolph Turpin's ambitions for world honours in the 12st 91b class To keep in the picture the colourful Turpin must prove himself in winning form against the Frenchman Jacques Bro at Perry Bar Birmingham to-night But so in and out has form been in the past three or four years that although Bro's record and reputation are both dim victory to-night can by no means be taken for granted Even if he beats Bro his place In proper elimination is likely to be logically contested by events at the Clapton Stadium to-morrow night when Ron Barton the British champion meets Gordon Wallace the Canadian for the British Empire title Wallace knocked out Turpin inside four rounds in London last October FROM A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT STOCKHOLM Sunday iRITISH riders failed to emulate their trials colleagues and make it a double when the Olympic Grand Prix Jumping was decided here to-day Hans Winkler on Halla won the Individual gold medal and his team Germany took top place In the team awards They put up a splendid performance and must be one of the finest show Jumping teams ever Britain finished third Best-placed British rider was Wtlf White on Nizefela fourth After Winkler had ridden his rf Vitaiii eg Dii lain second round one of the only two faultless ones of the day it was INDIVIDUAL HONOURS found that he was in great pain as 1 Winkler (Ger) Halla 4 a result of rupturing himself when 2 (It) A Merano 8 hitting an obstacle in the first round 3 (It) A Uruguay li mviui uuoiacK ui uuc ium juuuu 4 White (GB) A Ntefela 12 He had to be helped off his horse 0 MlM smythe (GBI A and doctors said he might have to Flanagan 21 orcnl enter hospital 19 Robeson (GB) A Bcorchln 36 Olean II May Give Boussac Good Start Whiranek One to Note By HOTSPUR AFTER the French triumphs at Epsom more than ordinary interest will be shown in the cross-Channel challengers at Ascot this week It is odds on the Gold Cup going to France for the seventh time since the war but with the Grand Prix to be run on Sunday there are only a few French three-year-olds due to run at the Rbyal meeting The most interesting are Buisson Course Notes and Hints Ardent in the St Palace Stakes to-morrow Midget II in the Coronation Stakes on Wednesday and Chief III who may be started in the St Palace Stakes tomorrow in preference to the King Edward VII Stakes on Thursday The French team for the Gold Cup certainly seems to outclass the English On last year's running Boussac 's four-year-old Macip is entitled to start favourite for he beat the Prix du winner Bewitched III both in the French St Leger and in the Prix de de Triomphe in the autumn Boullenger first jockey to Boussac in France rides Macip who has had only one race this season when third of five in an 11 furlongs event at Longchamp at the end of May form which amounts to little and does not show whether he is the horse he was when he won the French St Leger On the other hand Bewitched has run twice this season First time out at Longchamp over nearly two miles he finished fourth to Polar another four-year-oid to whom he was giving 111b But a month ago he won the Prix du Cadran at Longchamp over miles from Clichy and Polar on whom he de- By Ol COURSE CORRESPONDENT Douglas Smith setting up a lead in the he Is 10 ahead of Lester Piggott should consolidate hts position at Lewes to-day on Rock Council (230) and Tudor Playboy (3 0) orv rmikini COUNCIL who goes tor the 12 furlongs Beacon Handicap rate the best of the day He battled on with the utmost ness to peg back Prince Conkers at Birmingham and should score again if he can hold Farrington The latter will be better suited by distance than when failing behind Diving Suit over a mile and three-quarters at Salisbury last month Tudor Playboy takes on Prince Conkers among others in the Handicap If he repeats his recent Leicester running he should beat them all Pool Green and Moss Rose may go close Naval Fighter English Wonder look the dangers to Pointe du Raz in the Abergavenny Plate (4 0) and Woodworm may get the better The Saint in the Offham Handicap (430) Empire Title Willie Toweel won the British I Empire lightweight title by out- pointing the holder Johnny Van Rensburg in Johannesburg on Satur-I day The fight reports Reuter was game- one of the best seen in South Africa (or years Professional Golf INGLAND HAVE GOOD YOUNG SIDE 10-2 WIN LAMAZE DEFEATS W0LSTENH0LME From LEONARD CRAWLEY PARIS Sunday England beat France ln the annual two day match at Chantilly yesterday and to-day by the substantial margin of 10-2 This Is the youngest side ever to represent England In an international match and It likely to become a great one the course of a year or two As a whole the golf played was of very high atandard even if much of the opposition was not very formidable and Mick-lem the new captain had every reason to be satisfied England won the foursomes yesterday by 4-0 there being one admirable match in which Scrutton and Perowne beat Lamaze and Bardana by three and one At the end of the first round France were two up and to this lead they held on grimly for some time after lunch But Scrutton and Perowne who had taken 75 in the morning proved to be irresistible form in the second round ROUND IN 68 Tate and Lunt Tate and Michael Lunt the bottom English couple played wonderful golf ln the morning and were round in 68 In to-day's singles everything else was dwarfed by two really terrific matches In the first de Lamaze the French champion beat Wolstenhoime on the 35th green and Woistenholme now joins the distinguished company of English goiters who have all gone the same way from the same sort of treatment from this great French player To my mind it is in the nature of a tragedy that he does not school himself for campaigns in the British Isles and ln the United Stales but as they say over here il oast mieux etre le premier dans son village que le dernier darn Rome HURRIED FINISH Lamaze Slips Lamaze playing with remarkable accuracy went round in 71 in the morning and led Woistenholme by one hole The Frenchman once finished somewhat hurriedly and this may weU have cost him two of his lead of three at the end of 13 holes Woistenholme' two at the difficult one-shot 14th was thrilling and with Lamaze missing from under a yard at the 17th Woistenholme was nearly on terms again After lunch play continued on the highest possible plane A second two ln the day by Lamaze at the third hole put him two up again but Woistenholme replied with a grand three at the fourth OLYMPIC JUMPING Miss Pat Smythe and Flanagan taking a birch fence in the very difficult Grand Prix des Nations course of the Olympics in Stockholm yesterday achting BROTHERS FIRST AND SECOND Three-Year-Old DAVIES REDEEMS BRITISH LAWN TENNIS Trail of Havoc The jumping course for the Prix des Nations to-day is naturally abig course of 17 obstacles with two murderous sequences of jumps the first comprising a straightforward large fence (like an inverted boat) a pair of straight jumps of birch poles close together and a kind of open ditch and upright poles 4ft 7in high and 7ft wide) the second a 16ft water jump a wall 5ft 4in and a treble with an upright sandwiched between two straight jumps all placed at awkward distances It was clear from the start that only four teams were in the running in this contest Germany Italy SNIPE CHAMPIONSHIP By A Special Correspondent The British Snipe championship sailed on the Medway yesterday I as in Hoatherbleat with his brother Dr Penman second in of Gossamer Third was Mr Lilley in Flicka 1 WILKES ROMPS HOME WITH TOP-CLASS 67 BY A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT In less than two months two young South African golfers iave won more than £1100 setween them In two British tournaments Last month Gary Player the South African champion took chief prise at Sunnlngdale In the Dunlop tournament On Saturday at Wentworth Trevor Wilkes an assistant from Vereenlglng Johannesburg won £615 in the Daks tournament Wilkes won £600 for an aggregate of 276 which gave him victory by nine strokes and £15 for a final card of 67 which must be one of the finest rounds ever played on the West course Conditions though wet and dull were good for racing the wind never rising above force four There were 29 starters in the first three races and 25 in the fourth After the third race Dr A Penman had already secured two firsts and a second Six clubs represented were Broadstairs Stone (Essex) Maldon North wich (Cheshire) the Manchester and Medway SELECTIONS COURSE CORR Rock Council (nap) 3 0 Tudor Playboy AT LEWES FORM 2 0 Spring Day 230 Hock Council 3 0 Pool Green 330 Broken Ranks (nap) 4 0 Pointe Du Raz 430 The Saint HOTSPUR 3 0 Spring Day 380 Rook Council 8 0 Tudor Playboy 8-30 Broken Ranks 4 0 English Wonder 430 The Saint (nap) Beats Sweden No 1 in Stockholm From LANCE TINGAY STOCKHOLM Sunday GREAT active interest in the Davis Cup ceased here yesterday when Sweden won the doubles Davidson and Johansson beat Becker and Davies 6-3 8-6 7-5 in a cold drizzly 67 minutes in which it seemed the curtain could not come down too quickly on a meagre presentation of British lawn tennis strength To-day in the sunshine 8weden met the only brilliance on I l2r 12' the British side Schmidt beat A Knight 6-0 6-8 4-9 ble came at the flmrombina-6-3 6-4 but Davies substituting for Becker Imparted Uon She made a marvellous re- magic to his racket and beat veT7 rv viHcnn a a i a i rtTKc I fence then all went well until tbe Davidson 6-4 6-1 6-1 -Thus a middle one of the treble The crowd tie that had been sombre for held their breath while she finished Britain finished on a glorious a superb round for eight note though Sweden were the faulu victors by 4-1 Britain and Argentina Germany led off with A Lutke-Westbuis and Ala who jumped well to get 16 faults Piero on Uruguay did a magnificent round in the flowing Italian style for eight faults Then followed a series of disasters until Peter Robeson and 8corchin came In for Britain they had two down in the second dead alley and looked like being level with Italy but got out of rhythm at the- last two fences 16 SHAKY START Miss Smythe Recovers De Fombelle of France did well MISS BLOOMER MUST WIN More destruction followed until Winkler and Halla came and did the 4 0 Pointe du Raz 430 Woodworm English Wonder A The Saint NEWMARKET Rock Connell FIFTH VICTORY IN SUCCESSION Since Bluebottle ceased racing in races and Buisson Ardent are the I a fortnight ago Tania has only French runners in the St 'ntf er own to the Dragon Palace Stakes Chief more victories during prospects will be improved by the le wet-nd Dave brought her suc-rain which is against Buisson Ard- cesses to five 111 a chance He is at his best on SATURDAY (Island SC) firm going I metres su-mu 8 I Macdonald -Buchanan INTERN ATIONAL OJ Marrow fH est for the Queen's High Veldt un- I Naro Bron Cox) beaten this season the 2000 Guineas i1 winner Gilles de Retz and Ratiflca- 5 1 CoKB? SWALLOWS (Lord Fairfax! 3 Thurna IB Donald) 1 At the start of the day Wilkes was three strokes behind the leader Sebastian Miguel but a third round of 70 put the South African at the top together with Angel Miguel Spanish champion Everyone expected a tremendous struggle between them but Wilkes reached the turn in the last round ln 35 against Miguel's 40 Still Determined Wilkes partly with the help of Bobby Locke and partly by his own Innate ability has developed a tech- FIRST MATCH In the at postponed until today Play will afternoon valid and the Thus lsen ln pull'ls i wb- h' since winning the Greenham are all hornets Miami tr a winM) engaged 2 Aw- In the Coronation Stakes the only YESTERDAY (R London) French runner will be Midget II ss metres: urTm (Marque or mii-who is thought to have improved a jjjj Harn Antrim rear' 7 Thomy-lot since being beaten by Honeylight international od em a in the 1000 Guineas Last time out I I 9- quinnew Amwa she was third over li miles to Apollonia in the French Oaks but I I doubles match on Friday this distance is beyond her best The second play Wlghtman Cup match Wimbledon had to be from Saturday because of rain be begun at 230 this tickets are Britain lost both singles alker-M umt) 2 Painted It has been an unfortunate tie best round of the day They for Becker He had Schmidt tied knocked down only the last jump up with a two-set lead on Friday I but hit several very hard without when a flowing zest was replaced dislodging them by almost frantic uncertainty This Wilf White and Ninefela raised high same lack of touch persisted yes- hopes of a British clear round and terday in what was for Britain he- too had the last of an entirely disastrous doubles mad In the first stroke of the match Becker serving put his foot in a The situation at the end of the hole that curiously appeared in the nft rain-soaked court He was ankle deep in trouble for the rest of the 39 4th Argentina 47 match Individual leaders were: Winkler In 10 service games he held his i an delivery only five times It must be and Voulette (France) 7 Pat said in fairness to Davies who kept lif a cool head and skilfully tried to put aiK Nifela (Britain) a semblance of real respectability Ineo and Uruguay and into the British effort that the re- and era no (Italy) and Thiede- I Miss 8 Bloomer must beat Mrs Knode in to-day's first tie to On Friday the best chance of alt: Mr 1 French victory may be ln the Rous w- Do-lla Hudaow i Memorial Stakes which Whiranek attempts to win for the second year in succession 'tSTTz DhUfia-jWV (GB) 5-7-50 1: Mar xod Aavhrr (j BNhop acme) Findlay) 2: Limwi March Hara (GB) 6-18- 15- 2 The battle raged with growing nique remarkably mature for one ao ferocity till the 15th where Wolsten-young and the prospect of victory holme drove into the trees Two up did not make him any leas deter-1 again Lamaze hit his first bad tee-mined? shot in two days at the 17th but he A perfect iron shot to the 10th holed a full No 2 iron of some 206 green started him back with a two yards long and Woistenholme very and two fine putts a four-yarder at naturally had no answer the 11th and a 12-yarder at the 12th opnfTTTniu AC cc gave him two more birdies oLlvL lUN LUpLS He was bunkered at t-e 13th and Violent Assault thrf at 18tlI'KbatartS Bardana who keens a restau-between holed for a two nl the '14th south of France beat and later fintohed with three ewel- in just as fine game lent fours He played the 17th and 18th comfortably regarding them with respect as the par five they TnY undoubtedly were on such a day but roush the day at each he holed good putt for played holes to perfection and in level fours but was four down Try as he would he could make no impression on Bardana whose whole game is now as solid as that of the best professional Scrutton rising to great heights finished the morning round 3 2 4 5 and lunched only two down But Bardana proved himself tn the second half of the match and parried all his adversary's blows as they 293 I came Not until the 34th hole did either show signs of tension and they halved this short hole in four Bardana won deservedly on the next MIDDLECOFF IS US wen SINGLES Woltrenholmc log to 4 OPEN CHAMPION tni THE RUNNERS Alexander For Hunt Cup cislvely turned previous Longchamp form at level weights JOCKEY SWITCH Palmer on Clichy Bewitched is to be ridden as in the Prix du Cadran by Massard but Clichy beaten only a neck in that race will have the assistance of Palmer instead of Chancelier Palmer is certainly the man for the occasion He was second in the Derby on Mon-taval and won the Oaks on Sicarelle On breeding it is surprising that Bewitched and Clichy stay so well for Bewitched is by Sayani winner of the Cambridgeshire and Clichy is by Clarion HI who was at his best over six furlongs Macip on the other hand is by the great French stayer Marsyas who ran up a series of successes in the cup races in England and was well known for his remarkable consistency On breeding one would expect Macip to outstay both Bewitched and Clichy in the Gold Cup BOUSSAC HOPES Olean II and Alucar So much for the three principal French runners in the great race of the meeting To-morrow Boussac owner of Macip will have a couple of fancied runners Olean II in the Queen Anne Stakes and Alucar in the Gold Vase Both are four-year-olds Olean Is trained by Elliott Alucar by another former jockey Bridgland trainer of Clichy Olean has had a big reputation since his two-year-old days but owing to training troubles ran only once as a three-year-old and In his sole race this season was unplaced over seven furlongs at Maisons-Laffitte He Is therefore entitled to a 141b maiden allowance and if worthy1 of his breeding he should be good enough Alucar like Olean has done nothing on the racecourse worthy of note He ran once as a three-year-old and In his two races so far this season has not finished in the first three Chief unplaced in the French Derby but winner of his two previous keep the match alive Other matches to-day are Mias A Buxton Miss Brough Miss A Mortimer Miss 8 Fry Miss Mortimer and Miss Buxton Mias Brough and Miss Fry Bad Luck Rain deprived Ayala Chilean OVAL BURNHAM Gordon Smith) OD) The Queen will have two runners I AaoYAir1t corinthian (Buraham-o-in addition to High Veldt at the I Crouclo BCOp Sandra (A Boardman) meeting Atlas who finished fifth in waap (j Waddlntton) the Derby represents her Majesty in bolne end week a am either the Oold Vase or the King Edward VII Stakes and Alexander Bowl) Aiout I on Saturday will carry the Queen colours in the Whuewi0u'onw Ayala won the singles de Davis Cup player of the chance of winning three events in the West I of England Championships at Bristol sponslbility lor these mischances was niann and Meteor (Germany) ail 6 Becker's OVER-ANXIOUS Knigrht Loses Command Sweden and Gt Britain shared the FLANAGAN REFUSES i Trouble at the Treble into form against Sphmidt after a I Coming ln for the second time Pat calamitous over-tense first set but Smythe and Flanagan were in beau-having got Into a winning position tiful harmony until a knock down was unable to take advantage either at the first of the treble broke of his two sets to one lead or more the rhythm and Flanagan refused vitally of his leading 3-1 40-15 in at the middle jump The retake the fifth set brought down the third of the treble This was not entirely own and they ended with 13 faults doing for 8chmidt again showed his with two riders gone we were one capacity to raise his formidably point above Italy for second place powerful strokes to the occasion At i Winkler and Halla settled the issue the same time the turning point of for Oermany with a total of four for the match Knight loss of service the two rounds to love to put the Swede 5-4 4 UP Mambo (J Soamca) Hamuli to le dam i 32fi and over): UiIh (Uoyda VC 1A-35-50 Maraha (R C) 14- I SC) 14-59- 59-31 2: Royal Hunt Cup on Wednesday All three will be ridden by Carr Genera Hayes for whom Greening has been engaged is not a Faadaaao (Col Scurflcld) 15-31-54 3 feating the 22-year-old South African Forbes 6-2 8-10 6-4 and he and Wilson won the first set of the men's doubles final against II 25 to 32fl): GaoatlM (G Bowlea) certain runner ln Hunt Cup U-ltKS FoF1T? 1656a 14-24-6 1: 81 14-39-34 2 UI Boy d-Roch fort his trainer says the Morro riiro (Dr ti horse was kicked on Saturday He will be started if he makes a quick POLO recovery PV AL At to meet Forbes and his sister Miss 1 umdor Ratanda Jericho Frtory 3 Forpcz Drobny and A Hoad at 6-3 It was not possible to play the mixed doubles in which Ayala and the American Miss A Gibson were due Wmduor Warren Mere 2 Corinhim 1 Al Cowdray Park Polo Cottaae 7 Jersey Lillee (rec 21 Cowdrar Pk 4 Andent Mariner 2 FANCIES Two For Smith? Miss Gibson who had won the singles title on Friday took 1S the doubles with Miss Seeny (Aus- Smith may bring off a double MTJJn (m37 (£15 cook tralla) beating Mrs A Hoad and at Lwes to-day on Rock Council in iManchewen tree isi 6-0 6-0 6-4 Miss Forbes 6-3 6-4 the Beacon Handicap and Tudor Playboy in the Three-Year-Old Han- FRENCH GRAND NATIONAL Kent Titles dicap Rock Council stays well and gband steeplechase de park may win from Hoar-Frost I J- Eichepnre-i The Kent Championships at Beck- T-Kint) enham on Saturday had to be fault netting of a sitting smash a i misd volley and a misked forehand a a team BriUln Wilf White came in with the unen- In a sense Knight destrojred him- viable responsibility of making the TnL In Vfaihllet rJhl 1 UiSi thlrd Clear TOUnd a Uvf command of his own capabilities mwial Alas he failed in spite of a typical masterly round with only four faults would have pulled him through BRILLIANT DAVIES A TMriwtfl bt MacsVu bt Ooa 9 COTTON FINISHES 17lh Virtt Dr Cary Middlccofl the 35-year- MSS WARD loses won the American Open Cham plonship at Rochester New York for a second time on Saturday with a 73-hole total of 281 One stroke behind reports Reuter GREAT FINAL All this time it was difficult to oo aban-adi (P Peraidb 2 cT Giraadoa doned The finals were divided as dELd aioir: sul is The Saint ran well at Epsom and is napped to win the Offham Handi- ll trains Head) Paei follows: cap froA Happy Clacton rBnc "ke: wt- m- i Fine Singles Win If Schmidt came out well was Ben Hogan who has already won drag oneself away from one of the greateat final in women golf tn the title four times and who returned stnalaa Anderson (Australia) GiaramaWa (US) Wwm't Slutfas Mi a Hard gLS) A Mr Pratt (Jamaica) Ntaa'a Doubis -A Scsal (S Swede Wins Dressage In the dressage which finished for 72 and 70 in the final rounds com LEWES PROBABLES FORM SP FORECAST which 'Miss Wiffl Smith of the pared with Middlecoff's two score of it Mi par 70 Julius Boros also a former par Mixed Double Walter Mit Spier Frmer (Auatralla) Mh (7) with Segal A Mr Anderaon It Mtaa Muller champion tied with Hogan at 282 Peter Thomson (Australia) who led after 36 holes finished with 285 Angela Ward on the 3th green Miss Smith at once reminds one of her compatriot Miss Kirk who He was fourth with Ted KroU and Ed I used to model herself upon Siam Furgol in a three-way tie for fourth Snead as though the slower one hits place at the ball the farther it will go Britain's Henry Cotton was 17th iss Smith's game is utterly satis-with 294 His rounds were 74 72 I 10 wWcn- 000 POST HASTE (Mr Coleman) Hanley 4 9-0 OOOWIMBOBNE (Mr Dvion) Davison 4 9-0 LODDON STAR (Mr Peek) Dick 4 9-0 OB WINDY HALL (Lt-CoL Harewood-William) DavHon 4 9-0 Morris 214 BROKEN RANKS (Mr I Sullen) Cundefl 3 8-4 021 TOM COBBLER (Mr Tate) Thrale 3 B-4 OO ORNITHOLOGY (Mr A Bird) Goadcu 3 7-11 CrowburM 0 BUFFALO (Due of Norfolk) Smyth 3 7-11 Lent LORNA DOONE (Mr Bareli) CundelL 3 7-t Tulk(3) 324 SUNSHADE (Mr Parr) Richard 3 7-8 Smith 002 SUNSU (Mr Sutherland) 3 7-8 Carter BP FORECAST 5-2 Broken Rank 7-2 Sumhads 9-2 Tc Cobbler Santo 10 Buffalo 100-6 other FORM Sunahadc ha incful turn of meed and nicely I Since finishing a ClOSO-Up third tO weighted Got within two length at Fitter Patter Hunt Park My Pal and CheValianCO at Yar-early in aeason Tom Cobbler nayed on well to beat Aidos over mnth and will hp hard tn hnnt In 10 furlong at Yarmouth reoeoUy and Broken Bank flnuhed 4th rVOU1 anC WU1 although unlucky la running to Weaterlanda Chalice at Epsom I the Aborgavcnny Plate at Lc WPS (70 BROKEN RANKS should be gutted by the extra furlong and I to-day may make amends Sunshade the danger 73 and 75 As for Miss Ward her style is now that of the mature players of the very top class and her self-control and poise throughout a very long and arduous match was really admirable Both round ln 75 in the morning they finished all sauare PROGRAMMES Sweden Davies has come out even i £rday' Mai- St Cyr of better for Britain It is a pity on JuU rather siuprisingly Davis Cup commitments Jubilee are now one year ahead for after audience shoving there would be no Dy doubt about his choice as a singles lTTurtci man (JubUeci Ocmnik 8SO 2: Linar nboff rr lAdulari Gcrmaay 832 3 Mr John- Of course the rubber had only atone (GB) A koiy Dream 655 21 Mrs academic interest In a sense David- I s- WiUUn" rl- 616 25 son played llghtheartedly Well" he said afterwards with a shrug of his shoulders' the sun was shining and we had won the tie But Davies played well Unlike the others he had patience" Which was only too true Had the I HOME (330m 93 5 Mcs VHP) tie been alive I hardly doubt that Parmer 3 New Davidson would have won But to rwh' rXn'ijft deny Davies every credit for the Heartais Weather KNewa most sterling performance would be I Ernest Tomlinson Lightrch 8 Re-an injustice cital 940 Scratch Stall (talk) Len His control hardly faltered and he Ortzen 955 School jo15 Ser-comblned pace with patience His length was generally Impeccable and 2Sts recehr Noble the one outstanding memory of the Midday Music-HalL 1233 Weather match his clean cross-court fore- 1 News 110 Desert Island Discs hand volleys aas matched by Bartha Kitt 140 Schools 1-57 another his superb backhand pm- Cricket score 2 Schools 210 Dla- I amf Qnbnn wao OnKroklw lng shots wm a great finale but Sweden (ceiior 410 Best of Yesterday BROADCASTING This form figures are shown in black 20: FALMER PTE £200 lm 000 ERROR (Mr Hobcn Hanley 6 9-3 311 BING BUOY (Sir Houttoa-BotwaU) Gates 5 9-3 BOO TABANTU8 (Mr Osborne) Crots 9-3 403 BPBING DAY (Mr Schmldt-BodneO Goodwill 7 9-3 Master (3) 340 PEARL ISLAND (MaJ Buriesm) Marshall 4 9-0 KlUaran 001 TOVORY TOVAR (Mr A Kennedy) Nightingall 4 9-0 OOO SOUTH GROVE (Admiral Sir Doula-Pennm) Smyth 3 7-11 Lawta 000 TONCI (Lt -Comdr Dawaon Miner) Bollon 3 7-11 Gorwell 000 LEGAL JARGON (Mr Mtrilknt) Richards 3 7-11 Smith 000 PLYING MAID (Mr Pattenden) Gate 3 7-8 Carter 014 PLAINT (Mr A Watkins) Thral 3 7-8 Bmry (7) 8 JP FORECAST 5-2 Plaint 7-2 Leant Jargon 6 Tarantu Spring Day 10 Tovgry Toat 100-6 other FORM GUIDE Spring Day wa meful sprint hand (capper (pro or three aeaaons ago but I now beginning to fed bit year Neert helm could go ckM ln tht company and capable of wimUn If showing anything like hi nest 'orm Plaint won selling handicap oxer a mile at Yarmouth before falling behind Lorancg orer tbs Brighton seven furlong Doe not seem genuine in tight Bnish Inclined to falter under premure Blag Buoy wound up well lat saoaon but probably need a race Beat in open race may ha SPRING DAY 230: BEACON ITCAP £300 ljm BOB BEDOUIN (Mr Dixey) Ken nett 5 9-0 T7- BOB DEFENDER (Mr A Black) Croat 3 8-7 Mtccag OOO LIGHTKEEPEK (Count SeUcrn-Atpang) Bertie 4 8-6 Rock Council won cleverly at Birmingham last time out and has done well at home since He looks a likely winner for Smith In the Beacon Handicap Spring Day should go close in the THIRD (464 194m 913 Mcs VHP) 6 pm Chamber Music Soloists Macglbbon String Quartet 643 I Missed Opportunities 725 Mathry Beacon (play) 98 After lunch Mis Smith won the second well as the fourth and was 953 Fragmenteof a Ruslan tour- tw0 In the circumstances Miss I 2 111 MUnoDeratfc four at the 5th and her two arias reeds nrt Unoperatlc the whefe holed from REGIONAL ITEMS fW5t iW The' became one up at the 10th WELSH (34lm 943 A 940 Mes had her chance to rub it in but VHF 1-845-7 Welsh Learneia 7- alas took three from the edge of 715 Marjorie Grant (s Mary the 11th green Though tn such a 40: ABERGAVENNY PTE 2-Y-O £250 CONKERS SCORE (Mr Johnson) Payne 8-3 PHOENOKON (Mr A Pattenden) Gates -S 3 NAVAL FIGHTER (Cdr Scgrgve) Budgett 8-3 Durr 000 HYPERION LAD (Mrs Skinner) Harrii 8-3 Kaith (3) 3 sleepy session (Mr van Dooren) Oate 8-3 Rickaby Palmer Selling Plate and Hannv 0 ORDERLY LAD (Mr Waud) songs 8-3 Cartwright £17 12 ENGLISH WONDER (Mr Barker) Hole 8-0 Smith preKSlVe In rcccut gal- warn vm asermwp noil 2 Spring Day 2 30 Rock Cown-- 430 Happy Kendall (piano) 7 Irish die- match the mistakes of either should cuss Ion BBC 3 pm not be recorded Mis Ward did to lose another good opportunity at the 13th where she drove Into the trees and again at the 15th where not Britain march on to the Euro- reedg Constant Lambert 425 8td-pean zone final Their opponent ney Siuc Voices of Strings 4 ChU-will be Italy who beat Prance in PUm Paris to-day by three matches to 65 lrt Oeorge 1 Shearing Quintet reeds 636 Han cock's Half-Hour rpt 7 Southern TELEVISION Channels 1-5) John Slater story rpt 042 24 pointe du RAztMajOtn Fid)w I lop8' ma? return to winning form in the Offham Handicap Selections: ROUND THE CLOCK (Mtaa Htndiev) Thrale 8-0 Smith 03 HUSHABYE LU (Mr A Johnstone) Halsey 8-0 Smith 040 KITTY QUICK (Mr A Kalmanson) Gate 8-0 MISS KATHERINE (Mr Marcus) Matson 8-0 8 Clayton 000 a IRON A (Mrs Mitchell) Mitchell 8-0 3 STRATOCRUISER (Mr More O'Ferrall) Smyth 8-0 Law Is 0 GIRL (Mr A Waywood) A Taylor 8-0 SP FORECAB1 3-2 Natml Fighter 3 Engthh Wonder 7-2 Point du Rax 6 Sleepy Sesaton 9 Stmtocrutaer 10O-9 Huahabye Lu 100-6 other FORM GUIDE Pointe do Rax was beaten a long way when 4th to Gosling the smart Ennis gt Windsor in April but should hare come on since thee EnglMi Woader hat chance on showing behind Vantage at Kempton and Naval Fighter ran well when third to The Box at Nottingham Sleepy Session and Huahabye Lu others with fair proapecu but POINTE DU RAZ la given preference over Naval Fighter fli i1 1 Aihelngjr (lhmHUa 4 30 J5f Woodworm iSf) Crackerjack (50 20 Bnu IS Dwrr 14 13 Lewis 11 Pf 10 Smyth 29 Nightingall XT Berne 13: Colling 13 Thrale 12 Cundcll 10: Armstrong 9 RACING thomntakes walk TITLE IN RECORD TIME Stallatlon In 8t George's Chapel Windsor reedgs 830 My Patrl- Thompson of Metropolitan Cla Pat Kirkwood Hubert Or egg Walking Club won the Road Walk- 9 News 915 The Becrultlng lng National 50 Kilo- Officer" (play): Player metre Championship at Enfield on Hornchurch 1945 Parliament 11 Saturday in 4 hr 24min 39sec the MrfrieWeatller' Market best British performance Thompaon Metropolitan) 4hr 24mlr LIGHT (1500 247m 891 MCB VHP) Ev-W- 745-750 am (1500m) Weather "shriMd utd4-3643 9 HousewlveB Choice Check lev (Beigravei 4-38-28 Davies 955 Story hymn prayer 18 Stan-(Woodford Green) 4-44 49 6 ley Wllie (organ) 1030 Home Never Royal Band (merao-sop 1815 81d ROWING READING REGATTA ((Averaham) Thame 1 London 2 Thame Mrs bale's Diary rpt 1115 a Dull (story) tlJO Military School of Music Band Edith Lewin iumkh PARK '2 ALEXANDRA Crawa Perhai rsiiikDI HMI 2 Free Gift onm ja-vrr 1: Phrenetic Concrete (7-2) 3 3 Enttur Co- 1 (11-2) 2 Marmion SO ClO-aa 3 2 So BNnl J9-4F) 3 9-4 JFL 1 315 Cathedrals of Pranoe (film) I she took three putt Halves followed and with th Kitten Young Musicians Making match all square Mi Smith after stencil with wire Animals for the two on wooden club shot to the Zoo I home hole proceeded from a down New Sport Newsreel Weather hanging lie to pitch from 150 yards whStiTigJ fwnr feet from the hole Just the iffan1 Alive moment pla such a troke but excerpt) Brian Reece Robertson he Hare 915 Panorama 10 Seeing could have played It this even- Both Sides (discussion with Indus- tog? trial Chaplains) 1030 News 1045 Equestrian Game report (film): Weather Ubituary A-R (Channel I) Rtr Harry Graham Hadg At Ox ted 3 pm Viait to Wellington 8urr aged 75 Entered ICB 1905 Museum 345 Kingsway Corner Secretary Government of India (interview) 415 Vllt to Water- Home Dept 1928-30 Home Mem-loo station 5 Children 555-6 bcr- Viceroy Executive Council News 19324 0oTernor of th United 7 News 7J5 The Refuge Provinces 1934-89 Regional Com- (play) 738 Got a Secret mlssloner for Civil Defence North-( panel game) 8 Tears Be- Western Region 1940-41 Southern tween (film) Michael Redgrave Region 1942-45 Valerie Hobson Flora Robson 988 Lady Alnsrongh In London aged Stay Home Reg Dixon 16 69 Wife of Sir Thomas Mart land Weather Patti Page Show 1815 Ainsoough whom she married 1918 of Darkness (film) 1645 She was Mabel (laughter of William News 11 Epilogue 430: OFFHAM £200 added 5f 001 WORDYVORM (Mr Johnaon) Payne 3 8-8 100 PANSHANGER (Mr Barker) Holt 6 8-6 rv Smith OB? THE SAINT TMiae Paged Richard 3 8-2 010 HAPPY CLACTON (Mr Barlow) Thomson jonca 6 8-2 I cSSSSI 010 CRANFORD CROSS (Mr Baker) Fit tgeorte-Parker 3 7-13 (11-2) I 1 2 (J) 'J (100-50F) I '4-K 3 le Chimiaie rc a 5-1) 2 Hovlc (20-Il 3 4 120-1 1 Ariremia (7-4FI 2 Go 510 FARRINGTON (Mr Bowles) Walwyn 6 3-5 Greening 340MOWGLI (Mr Depard) Mark 6 8-4 022 BROTHER PETE (Mr Fancey) A Kerr 5 8-0 Gatton (3) 301 ROCK COUNCIL (Mr Macdonald-Buchanan) A Waugb 3 7-13 Smith 004 HOAR-FROST (Mr Bailhe) A Kerr 8 7-13 OOO KNIGHT TEMPLAR (Mr Rcee) Mitchell 4 7-10 OOO (Mr Monk) Harrt 3 7-8 Pachham ISO ATHELNEY (Mr Oaghton) Butcher 7 7-8 ChHatl SP FORECAST 9-4 Rock Council 11-4 Brother Pete 4 Farrington 6 Defender 10 Lightkeeper 100-8 Bedouin 10-6 other FORM GUIDE Farrlntton won over Ihi dtaunce at Bath In May hotting on well to ihori-head Rejoicing but failed orer 1 mile behind Diriag Suit at' SaUahtiry Twelve furlong eem hit right diitance Rock Council ty and ran out game winner over lm 5f at Birmingham a month ago Brother Pete ia improving bat nuy Sad journey a little too far and It retm safer to rely on ROCK COUNCIL 30: THREE-YEAR-OLD £300 202 FOOL GRFEN (Mr Mill) Walhntton 9-1 024 MOSS ROSE (Mr Frank) Smyth 8-11 Lawt 200 QUEEN STREET (Sir Victor Satnoon) Sith 8-11 Grewnhtll 421 IRISH CHEER (Mr Dine) Dine 8-10 Spene (71 430 PRINCE CONKERS (Mr Johnson) Payne 8-5 Smith 022 TUDOR PLAYBOY (Mr Wllktl Hall 7-10 Smith 000 FLYING MAID (Mr Pittenden) Gate 7-9 OOt DEKKO (Mr Gate) Gates 7-7 Paekhawt 003 MISS SLIPPER (Mil Pratt) Yale 7-3 Graawine 000 MOSSY FELL (Mr Degg) Goaden 7-3 Morris BOOTHE JOLLY FIDDLER (Mr Halit) Goddard 7-2 Tampte-NhM (3) 8P FORECAST 9-4 Pool Green 11-4 Prince Conker 4 Irish Cheer 7 Mow Rose 9 Tudor Playboy lOjfi-8 Miss Slipper 100-6 ether FORM GUIDE Irish Cheer Pool Green and Prince Conkers actm the oldt here Irish Cheer has made steady improvement in recent Week and last time out won easily from a small Held at Leicester lm Prince Conkers made little show behind Raff In Evening Cup bt Alexandra Park (lm 50 hut In previous race ran Rock Council to a abort head at Birmingham dm 50 and mutt have chance on that running Pool Green was disqualified after flnistiint first at Windsor (lm Illy) and led until close home when second to Golden Vale at Epsom POOL GREEN ia taken to win from Prince Conker 830: SUSSEX PLATE £250 lm THAT MONKEY (Mr Motley Lawacn) Parker 3 9-3 Pncfcbam 00 MISS WALKER (Mrs A Blcnklnsop) Harrii 7 9-0 Kavanagh 4 30 Marly knewe (5-4F)! Par (4-1) 2: EraMem (13-8) Novelty (10O-6) 1 Blister (25-1) 2 Bcllona (100-8) 3 230 inner (Z5-D 2 Bcllona (100-8) 3 2 SO Combatant (9-2) 1 Hardraw Scar (100-6) 1 JL 3 Weaver 11- J0F1 1 Choree (25-i) 2 Fihn Studio SA (1-2F) 1 Fab Gledhai (100-8) 2 Game Hid (100-8) 3 4 Ingwa 1it Nirti 11-4P 2 Hcnnca 11-2) 3 430 Gem Chip (7-2) 1 Bally- nulta (100-6) 2 Biaglca 72-5F) A 215 A Ilk I (2-1) 1 Brit Commando (10-1) 2: Timberiand (6-4F) Hi) aui 12-1 1: Honiton (7-2) 2 I 4 YR 215 LSanjr (3-1 1 Cunard (9-2) 2 Blackpool Lights (7-2) 3 245 Chataau Yalal (8-1) 1 Mountain Music (8-1 IF) Phillips Band 1245 Scottish Orch Vera Canning (cello) 144 (1500m) Weather 143 Listen with Mother (for under-fives) 2 Woman's Hour 3 Bernard Mon-shin Rio Tango Band 345 Jack White Band 415 Mrs Diary 438 The Gay Dog (play) Wilfred Pickles 558 (1500m) Weather 6 Johnny Pearaon (piano) 815 Adrienne Cole Ranken Singers Sidney Davey Players 645 The Archers 7 News Newsreel 7t5 8port 730 Show Band Show 838 what Do You Know? 9 Hullo Mum I reeds 930 Mixed Doubles: Cyril Fletcher Anne Crawford Michael Denison Dulele Gray Pat Coomb 10 News 1815 Topic 1820 Ted Heath Music Part 1 lit Book at Bedtime 1115 Ted Heath Part 2 1150 Hlghligbta 1L55 Neva 18 (1500m) Weather Eights Crq Eight: RAF 1: Bedford 2 Poplar and Blackball Juniov-Sanlor Eight! Hanford Coll I Exeter Coll 2 Juelor Elghla Radley Con 1 Molevey 2 Public Sehoela Eithiv Lalymer Upper 1 St Edwards 2 Senior Four Thames A 1: Thame 2 Wyfokt Fours Magdalene Coll 1: Thames A 2 Junior-Senior Four Henley 1 Maidenhead 2 Double Scwfli RAF 1: Bank 2 Open Pain Pembroke CoH 1 Thames 3 Senior Kenlla Moncke (London) 1 Turner 2 Junior-Senior Sruita Birkmyre (Ariel) Baker 2 Junior ScuBa Brandon-Brand (Nottingham and Untow) 1 A Matin 2 FENCING CADET CH "SHIPS (Earta Court Foil Cdt Hick (R A CranweU) A Cdi Dnvic (R NC Dartmouth) each 6 wins Bohr 2Lt Pope (R Deal) A Cdr Mann (Pangbourne) each 6 wm Smith (ITC 4 wl ENGLISH JUNIOR EPEE CM McKenzie (Salk Behmber) 1: Sitwell (Oxford Unto) 2 Osborne (RN FA) 5 ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL Bnlawayo Sou hers lhnrlrala 1 A 3 000 PRINCE TONY (Mr Grew cock) Mitchell 6 7-8 003 FLYING SNOB (Mr PhlHipa) Hearing 3 7-4 Carter 100 PECAN (Mr Degg) Goahn 4 T-2 Morris 000 CRACKERJ4C (Mr Oalei Pettrfer 5 6-12 200 NOBLE SCORE (Mr A Kennedy) NightingaU 4 6-10 Grtawlng 430 HOT PIES (Mr A Pattenden) Yates 4 6-10 MMIhanka 000 SUMMARY JUSTICE Isir Saaaoon) Swaah 3 6 400 MON PETIT COEUR (Mr Gibson) Mitchell 003 PINK STRIPES (Mrs Dingwall) Neville 9 6-7 Tcmgla-Nldg (5) 000 FRANCE LAW (Mr Call) A Moore 4 6-7 Burns (7) SP FORECAST 5-2 The Saint 3 Woodworm 4 Ham Clacton 6 Pa nth anger 8 Firing Snob 10 Hoi Pie Prince Tony 100-8 Pecan Noble Score 100-6 other FORM GUIDE lhe Sarm trained by Sir Gordon Richard and Woodworm may have the race between them The Saint ahowed improvement on earlier form when runner-op to Sniper Epsom Woodworm Just got home last time out from Golden Lioa at Wolverhampton THE SAINT may hut be good enough TOTE DOUBLE: 30 and 40 race riar S-8 3 6-7 Gllehria Capt Arthur Trevelyan Winchester At Winchester A-TV (Channel 8) 3-3 pm Lon do Taylor RN aged 91 Entered Royal Navy 1877 retired Naval Intelligence Officer and HM Consul in Cd1 Verde Islands 555-8 News 7 News Crlsto 730 Charles- (play): Yvonne Amaud Yre 7x Count of Monte UWSS: 8 Anthony 1914-19 Prof Clarence van RteC Lowe in ProfeeBor Garry Marah Door Digby Woif7 Hattie Jscquee 1 of Archaeology at Wltwatersrand Charles Hawtrey Virginia Vernon 1 University Richard Waring 10 Storyteller Jacqne Lonis DnmesnlL In Farit 1015 Highway Patrol (film) 1645 Ugdl4 Former Vioe-Pwrtdent i Newa ll Epilogue I the French Chamber of Deputies jsNgr-'y Dark Spot (7-1) 2 Jaunty Scol (2-TF Apprentice Allowances In brackets.