F.A. Spend £10,426 In Four Years On Coaching Scheme
Few may realise the tremendous (back), A. Grimsdell (half-back), and efforts the F. A. have made to im- A Wilson (forward), giving twenty- prove the standard of schools football minuta talks on the technique of play- since Mr. S. F. Rous, the secretary in- ing in their particular positions, was troduced the new scheme of Instruction-introduced. This innovation was 80
al classes for boys in 1984. Since successful that arrangements are to then the governing body have spent be made for further talks in
:the the sum of £10,426 108. 108, on coach-future. ing, viz., £603 ́ 118. 6d. in 1984-85,
The results obtained have exceeded: £2,676 176, 8d in 1985-86, £2,914 10s.. 10d. in 1986-87, and £4,281 10s. 10d. expectations, and the A.F.A., în their 12d. in 1987-38.**
appreciation, attribute the greatly. Last season fifty-four coaches, in-improved form displayed in their cluding old Corinthians in M. Woos- Christmas and New Year holiday nam and F. N. 8. Creek, an old In- matches to the admirable spade work ternationals,
by the F.A. coaches. J Pennington and H. done
Next Makepeace, visited no fewer than five month a summer course will be held hundred and thirty-six schools in all at Loughborough for games masters : . parts of the country. The highest and sports officers, and the F.A. have coach was in Essex by H. White who attend this and assist in every
given instruction attended thirty-one schools, while
by one appointed coaches and lecturers to
desired. Sampy visited twenty-five.
Yesterday's Bowls Singles Results
number Several more ties in the First Round of the Colony Open Singles Bowls Championship were serious held yesterday, only one upset occurring, when B. Bostock, the Civil Service CC. second divi- At Kowloon Tong, Kowloon Tong beat Indian Recreation Club by 8 setssion player beat M. Y. Adal, of to 1 in the "C" Division of the Lawn IR.C. by four shots over 19 heads. Tennis League yesterday.
'The following were yesterday's results:
three of their sets.
H. Chan and H. Lin (K. Tong).. beat A. M. Rumjahn and T. Ali 6-4 beat M. Hassan and D. M. Ra-
zack beat S. M. Rumjahn and M. Ra-
zack.
0-3
O. L. Pang and F. Y. Mok (K. Tong).
beat Rumjahn and Ali
beat Hassant and Razack
beat Rumjahn and Razack
1
W. Wu and K. Lam (K. Tong). beat Rumjahn and Ali lost to Hassan and Razack beat Rumjahr.and. Razack
S. CHINA v UNIVERSITY At King's Park, South China University by 7% sets to 1%.
AT H.K.F.C.
A. S. Gomes (C.C.C.) beat R. P. Phillips (K.B.G.C.) 21-18 over 22 heads.
F. Kelly (P.R.C.) beat H. Nish (K.C.C.) 21-16 over 21 heads. 6-0
AT P.R.C. 6-2 B. Bostock (C.S.C.C.) beat M. Y.
| Adal · (I:R.C.) 21-17 over 19 heads. B-1
AT K.C.C. 5-7 T. Coleman (K.D.R.C.) beat J. H. E. 6-1 Edwards (P.R.C.) 21-6 on the 17th
head. beat
C. B. Wong and H. C. Kwok (S.C.A.A.):
6-3
beat P. C. Yu and Y. W. Ha
beat H. S. Low and T. S. Wang 6-2| beat Peter U and H. T. Tan .... 6-3 T. Y. Leung and P. Y. Kwok
(S.C.A.A.).
lost to Yu and Ha
beat Lew and Wang
beat U and Tan
(8.C.A.A.).
drew with Yu and Ha
4-8
6-2
61
K, K. Fung and Y. L. Kwan
beat Lew and Wang
beat U and Tam
C.R.C. v RECREIO
66
60 6-3
At Causeway Bay, Chinese R. C. beat de Recreio by 7 sets to 2..
B. Szeto and C. C. Luk (C.R.C.). beat Ribeiro and A. M. Silva
beat Reed and Gonsalves.
beat G. A. and H. A. Noronha
lost to Ribeiro and Silva
C. Turney (K.F.C.) beat J. Paul (C.C.C.) 21-16 on the 19th head.
STOCKS BETTER THAN SHARES
Bowling Alley Encounter
At the Hong Kong Bowling Alley yesterday the Hong Kong Stock Ex- change beat the Hong Kong Share- brokers in a friendly bowling game over twenty frames by 615 points. The score was 1,954 points to 1,339 points. STOCK ́EXCHANGE
60 64 6-2 H. B. Joseph
P. C. Leung_and_C. C. Chíu_(C.R.C.). S. E. Edgar
beat Reed and Gonsalves
4-6 L. Weill
6-3 M. Weill
beat G. A, and H. A. Noronha 6-4 C. Basto
F. K. Lau and S. W. Wong (C.R.C.),|F. R. Zimmern
'beat Ribeiro and Silva
lost to Reed and Gonsalves beat G. A. Noronha and H. A.
Noronha
A.T.C. ▼ C.C.C.-
6-1 J. Silva 2-6 R. Pestonji
S. A. Ismail
6-2
Total
Pts.
187
200
216
231
172
221
222
199
246
1,954
ASSOCIATIÓN
145
164
99
115
147
136
202
lost to Hung and Rapley
75.L. Silva 6-2 J. F. Grose 46
188
144
Total
1,389
At Sookünpoo, Army T. C. beat SHÄREBROKERS' Craigengower C. C. by 61⁄2 gets to 22. Ko Tim
Esmail
A. Warr and W. A. Land_(A.T.C.). |C. A. L. Ricketts. beat A. Zimmern and A. R. H. Sun Yeung
6-1 W. J. Carroll. beat H. P. Lim and G. Winch 63 A. Kitchell beat D. Hung and W. L. Rapley 6-3 T. B. Tong
A. Tudor and W. Wilson (A.T.C.). B. Proulx beat Zimmern and Esmail
beat Lim and Winch
S. Duffield and A. Gill (A:T.C.); beat Zimmern and Esmail
drew with Lim and Winch
lost to Hung and Rapley,
SARAZEN AND HORTON SMITH ELIMINATED
AMERICAN P.G.A.
· CHAMPIONSHIP
Shawnee-on-Delaware, To-day. The Quarter-Finals of the Unit- ed States Professional Golf Asso- ciation Championship, In the order of the draw, were held yesterday
and resulted as follows:---
Sam Snead beat Foulis 8 and 7. Jimmy Hines beat Byron Nel- son 2 and 1.
Henry Picard beat Gene Sara- zen 8 and 2,
Paul Runyan beat Horton Smith and 8. Renter:
BOWLS TEAMS FOR TO-MORROW
c.s.c.c.
A. Warr, J. W. Deakin, G. H. She riff and J. Hollidge (Skip);
R. R. Davies, R. R. Wood, E. Simmonds and S. Randle (Skip)." J. Gellatly, W. J. Burling,.-L. Collyer and J. F. McGowan (Skip). IV.C.B.C.C.
B. O, Bostock, F. S. Austin, W. R Hillyer and W. H. Cullip (Skip).
and A. B. Allan (Skip).
E. Kirmont, J. R. Carr, J. W. Cook
H. F. Harper, P. D. Crawley, J. R. Pengelly and S. Eccleshall (Skip).
K.F.C.
K. Cooper, K. Hamilton, C. Cham pelovier and T. Fergusson (Skip).
T. Lapsley, J. Smalley, V. Chittenden and J. Gibson (Skip).
T. White, R. Hall, C. Turney and W. Field (Skip)
way
T.
At the refresher course last July and thirty-five coaches, games master, club Wellington, New Zealand, yesterday. August, attended by one hundred and] In Rugby football match played at trainers, Army instructors, and re-South Island had an easy victory over
ferees, a new feature of J. Pennington North Island by 28 points to 3.
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