Sideline Experts May Well Decide Cricket Championship

and Yorkshire. Derbyshirc has I

By Kl"-N hll'I'i'lIl"RAl. l'."ll"dlivlll Press Staff Writer l.nV'i0” lCPi -A ;'.r0up of ex sircngth.

lv- ii 0" "'8 Sidelines may decide Sussex will field a young. virile tl' ll it Naps county crlckrt vllHm- team with all-round batting bowl-a l pi "l i'-i'7 ""5 3fe3'- in and fielding ability that 'hould S i" hiddm" fn" an ullPFE0e- ensure the county finishing well doliicd fifth. str:ii;zht crown. faces up in me standing, along Wm, or” l its '”"E!l”it lill'02iS "Om iii? Leicestershire.Nvhich also appears i mil"? me" Who W005? iii? to haw a well-balanced eleven. l lll" in rrnrcsent Enlrland in ln-' But once again. it looks like: tc"Ilili"mi'i test matches. Surre” and Yorkshire battling my i

fine attack but doubtful batting l . i

toil M Siirrcy's stronizth lies in oul fur the number one spoll llm potent hat of Peter May-cas- Fllvlr, TEAMS - 'l the best in Eiiglantl-and the Surrey appears to have a con. frarsume b0Wii"8 SP9aTil93d Oi siderable edge in bowling strength. Ti-iiy Lock, Jim Lakcr, Peter Loader and Alec Bedser.

sin-rey's niiiin worry is that the st-ii-i-tors will call on this powerful (li'illlCi. with the possible exception of Loader. for test matches against lli Aivsti-aiiaiis this summer.

ment of Len Hutton, to be the stronger at bat. I Frank Lawson, Vic Wilson, Brian Close and Billy Sutcliffe are all expericnced batsmen in the York- l Ishire lineup. And in Willie Watson llcsnilr SIFOIIR Eliicfllaies l iikei the northern country probably has rm Bedwr and Stuart Surnrlize. the best left-hand batsman in the the loss nf even two top howlei'slcmml,-y, 1... in or niore county matches gul llkl, surrey. yo,-llslllu. can rnillfl eiitl Surrc-y's string of trl- exp,-M call, on lhel, player, lo, lllil'lllN' that started in 1952. test, service. y YORKSHIRE 15 THREAT Only two other counties have i urkshil't'. rllnllertul) 185i 59559" matched Suri'ey's feat of four con- tur the Second Year in a l'0W, 8831" ' secutlve championships. Notting- lmlllls as Surrcy's closest rival. lmmshl,-e pulled on me feat baa Lcd by iasi bowlers Freddie tween 1883 and 1886, while York-I Hli-iioiiian and Mike Conan, the

i hire aiiiifk Plf0Viii9S 3 dimjpieted the run in 1946 after sus- Kmslnglun lo Summersidt,

jinrks il."'i'illIS contrast in style. Jqliiin)" .u-ardle is ai fine left-arm spinner and Bob Aplileyard is one of the country's most difficult off-spinners in score against. y Hampshire. which finished in third -place last season lartzcilf 00 the strength of outstanding field- mg and strong-hitting NorthamP' lunshlre appear to have the best rhance of breaking the t.opof-the- tahlehmnnopoly enjoyed by Surrey

il)ozen Horses Destroyed In Stable Fire

(CF) -- A dozen race destroyed Friday in a N1, . alarm blaze that swtjiii mmugh 3 slable on the proviiicial i-vposition !l”9"ml5 in me mm: (and of the city. All were owne

v b . h)(l!lQeuelltl)2l(':Se8rs0WliEi'. Edmond De- nllenes, suffered face antd hall: hum; while attempting H0 5w 8 mme the animals. 6 3 taken to hospital-

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Origin of the blaze, which l)l'0l(Qt nut shortly before noon. WB.S "0: immediately known. Dimagt W” iinnfficialiy estimated at 320.000-

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and will make appearance in Suntiayis double- iicntior aizainst the ChlcagouCli'bs. He'll wear l1lS olctnumbei 35- vetcran rllzhthander will mect his old teammates. the New York Giants. in A series opening May 25. Billy Loos. the lame - armed pitcher sold this week by the Dad- gers to Baltimore, predicted that the addition of liiaglic would u-- Iure Brooklyn the pennant. ”lt means the pennant for the ” " Locs said before depart- ing in join his new teammates at Detroit. The Dotllzcrs bought Mall- lies. their old nemesis. from the Cleveland Indians. -pp

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NEW i ( C, - Horace 3S2)ll:(har:l"lor N:'VlvP.Slyl,l(()'lll;l:3:a:l;:rP;iOiIg:”;)Ufl:,lS and the fact Giants Saturday admitted he haslis nearing hail: are on,” 1"" been thinking for more than a year Giants to look is hpmmplud an about shifting the National League future home rifmiiwele or their club to Minneapolis. At the same Giants maylmove asra scrum”. time he said he is interested inland plav their garrielni hi? 13" Ne” York C-ii)"-5' iliilns for F'.'L'('i- statiiiilnl home of the is .Y re; ing a huge stadium on Manliat-lYankees. cw 0 tan's west side which would house y C r m

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