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Three Top Hungarian Runners Defeated In London Races

l.n.N'l)0N (AP!-Three of Him. gni'y's great collection of middle- .-ii;.taiice runncrs. expcctcd to be major contenders in the ulymplc Gaines this year. suffered dr-foals at the British track meet in White Cllv gtadium Saturday.

The setbacks raised the question WIIEIIIIEF the Hungarians. who ran mine distinguished races in i955, had reached their peak a your too soon for the Melbourne games.

lstvan Rozsavolgyi and Lazlo Tabori. Hungarian Arni.v runners from Budapest. were supposed to ft-zht it out privately In the 1.500- niPll'e invitational race. w0N GOING AWAY

The event ran true to form uiilil tlm last 200 yards when Kcn Wood of England came out of the pack. n.-med the H u ii 3 a r I a n s zuid doubled across in front of them to set on the inside. '

wood. who says he runs "to win races. not to set records. held off it ftozsavolgyi hid, then main- taiiicd his five-foot ,advantai1e ovcr 'l';ihni'i. He won going away in 3 411.3, covering the final 400-Yard lap in a brilliant 54.8 seconds.

Rnzsavolgyi wa s second in I l."l.tl. Tabori third in 3:44.

A year asto in the same race. the iiieiric mile. Taborl won. He cun- tiiiucd on to chalk u a four-min- ute mile which at at time was; a rarity.

Car Racing Acci

Injuries To Drivers, Fans

LONDON tAPl-Two &lIt0I'Ylf)hII!' rat-iii: accidents in Brltian Mon- day hrnuglit lniurleii to two drivers and several spectators. None were scriuus.

At Crystal Palace track. a car driven by veteran Reg Parnell struck n fence. took a spectacular some-rsault and showered spec- I;iliil's with fuel. A tragedy was narrowly averted when the car fell against the fence a few feet from the crowd.

Several spectators who had fuel thrown in their faces were taken to London hospitals. Track attend- ants gave first aid to others and wt:-i'aI cliildrcn behind the safety fence where Parnell crashed were treated for shock.

Parnell was thrown from his

English tin. Upsets Aussies

LONDON tAPl-Surrey Friday dcfcatcd the Australians by 10 wickets at the oval to become the first English county cricket team since I912 to win over a touring Australian team.

The Australians. M behind on first innings. were out for 107. Surrey needed only Z) to Win The hero of Friday was Tony Lock

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Sandor lharos of Hungary. luililcr or co-lioltler of six world records and the 1.500-metre nil- tlmc champion. tad scratched fmm Saturday's race but will run. Monday in the 3.000 metres.

Gordon Pli-ie of England, who!

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- 1 U 1” , 2-" held the Ic.-iii for a brief period, (X X finished fourth in 33:16.2. I r I Wooclts time of 3:44.! is consid- ered the equivalent of n 4:01.81 milc. World record for the 1.5M metres, about li9 yards less than a niilc. is 3:to.s, jointly held tyyl Tiibori. lhai-as and Gunnar Nielsen of Denmark. ' OTHER STAR THIRD

Until the last six or eight months one of the top 800-nietre runners in lhc world was Lajos Szentgali of Hungary. Saturday. Szentgalli nus n distaiil third bchind Roger lltoeiis. a Brussels policeman. and Brian Hcwson. a British milnr who dobbles witl half miles.

Moens, ho der of the world rec- ord of 1:45.7, got off in front andl then the bumping started. It was a traffic jam for a lap and a half. I-lewson broke out on top but Moenl levelled with a gradual speed Increase instead of the ex- pected kick. I

His time was only l:49.7 but that was due largely to the bumplngi he and Hewson took. Hewson's was 1:493 and Szentgalt had a slow 1:51.2.

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car and was believed to have suf- fered a broken shoulder.

At the Goodwood track near the smith coast. driver Bob Berry crashed at 100 miles per hour in a British Jaguar. He was taken to a hospital with a broken ankle. I

Sime Equals World Records At Track Meet

RALIGIGH. N.C. (APl - Davei Slme of Duke University equal-l led world records in two events in rloniinate the annual Cnrollnns AAU track meet here Saturday.

in aIlPl'lt4lfIll trials. Sims ran the 100 yard dash in 9.3 seconds to equal the world mark now held V by Mel Patton. Jim aoiiidiiy and. ' Hector Hogan.

He also won the 220-ynrd dash V finals with n time of 20.2 seconds. , equalling the established worldi 3 mark but it lciitli of a second over i- his time for the event in last weeks Atlantic Coast conferencel mcet. Last weeks time has not yet been certified.

The 19-year-old red-haired soph-I oinore's cfforts helped Duke de- throne defending champion Cnmp

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who took seven wickets for AI runs in 31.1 overs.

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