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By Rog. Wootton

Saturday's Home Soccer

London Express Service

Arsenal's Match With Middlesbrough Tops Today's Bill

By DENNIS HART

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Three of the four teams who will be engaged in next Saturday's FA semi-finals have home games today. The most interesting is Arsenal's match with Middlesbrough at Highbury.

The Gunners, who are making a great bid for the 'double', have been unfor- tunate to suffer a spate of injuries to their key players at this vital stage of the season. Despite this they should add two more points to their total, as the north- easterner's away record is one of the worst in the League,

the Brains of the Middlesbrough, which made him one of atlock, is golden-haired Wilt best inside forwards in the Mannion, who caused a sensa country, and, added to his col- on in the soccer world four lection-of International 'caps." years ago when he became one of Ma But I won't sim brigade,

EVERGREEN JOE

Today bo will be

ball left, and secured his trans- fer from Everton.

THE CHINA MAIL, SATURDAY; · MARCH · 22, 1952.

· Page 13

SAINTS AND JAGUARS WILL BRAATHENS MEET TOUGH OPPOSITION OVER THIS WEEK-END

By "GRANDSTAND"

Both the Saints and Jaguars, who have trampled over all other opposition in the current Senior "A" Division Softball, flag chase, will meet tough opposition this week, when the former tangle with Overseas at 3.30 p.m. and the latter take on South China at 11.09 a.m.

Several Junior League outfits will be occupied in double-hendera in an effort to beat the time limit for finishing off the fixtures in the waning weeks of the sea- gon, the best minor loop tilt being the scuffle between the Blackhawks and Rexes carded for 12.30 p.m. tomorrow.

1 In the Ladies' League, Pooi To and South China cross bats in a rival clash

to wind up the season's activities, unless the Junior League is revived, in which case these two outfits will start their private feud afresh.

St. Joseph's, managed by Art Ozovlo, will finish their régular fixtures this week and angulier triumph will assure them of at least a playoff

against the Jaguars should the latter team also survive the two remaining games,

after their twin sell ack Macao last week.

at there is the possibility of a team coming or seem, Maeno to participate in this tournament.

BATTING TITLE The current scramble for the

batting title is now limited to a handful of potentia: sluggers, but the struggle is so close that only a few percentage prints separate them.

Should there be more than three entries the contest will be conducted on a knockout bais, but if only three teams take part.

then a round robin will be Conditions for the coveted played off.

The Presentation

Danes, honour, which every candidate: must satisfy, have beck laid which has been set for May 3 Peninsula Hotel, pro- down by the Council of the Aat the sociation of meeting held on mises to be a bigger-thon-ever Thursday evening, and minimum affair, and tickets at $10 games played and times at bat will be on sale soon. have been laid down as follows: Senior League: 10 games and 33 times at bat.

Junior League: 14 games and 45 times at bat.

Ladies League: 8 games and 25 times at bat.

This final game being of vital importance lo the Saints 13 they near the wife, they will throw everything into the tray, The assignment for pitching duties is not yet announced, but it will be either Sherry Bucks or Tony Kwok, depending on whoever is in top form for the crucial tussle, while "bullet-! a sure Ichan is peg" Modest selection for working behind the batter.

A powerful quartet in Jadoo Ozorio, Dave Hussain, Art Leonard and Benny Omar will grace the inner diamond. white! the last line of defence will be handled by Showboat All, "Les Castro and George Souza, with Harry Kwok and Bimbi Ablong standing by as uulities,

Overseas con- Frank Poon's Artingent, whose pennant hopes faded with noseout by the schol to their Cup Final vic-Braves last week, will never- tory in 1850 that Joe, once moretheless go all out to ft their contemplated retiring. Had

standing. League done so, it would have been on Harry Loule, who has pepped a triumphant hote, for on top the side to several well-carned of the Cup

success, he

victories may, however, and the elected Footballer of the Year,

stabilise, and has been rum- oured that first-sacker Sammy Louie may be thrown in against the slugging Saints mainly be-end of the current month. couse of a faster pitch.

It was probably the greatest 'buy' in post-war soccer, for since then Joe and the Arsenal have never looked back. Un- der his inspiring leadership op-they went un to win the League Championship and the FA Cup,

At the time he wished to be posed by Arsenal left-half and transferred to Oldham, but captain Joe Mereer; that ever- Mic: shrough were aclamant green veteran who is old in und Mannion eventually resig 1-years, but young in spirit, and el for them, after being out of ability. the game for more than half the season.

This loy-off did not affect his play, and after a couple of games he regained the.....form

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Mr Mario "Red" Pereira has kindly accepted the invitation of the Association to take charge of the programme organisation.

In addition the popular. Sou- venir Programme, which will contain Interesting Information

It was also decided that aver-in its 40-page publication, Is.

for scheduled Dgcs

being arranged through the as- League games alone would be taken sistance of Mr N.B. Mohamed.' into consideration and that per-

WEEK-END PROGRAMME formances in play-off games, if any, would not be counted. Today: 2.00 p.m. South China

organisatiost of

the

Griffins; v. Rexes; Wildflres v. Ladies Junior League was also 3.30 p.m. Bantams

v. Pandar discussed and it was decided to Junior League), 3.30 p.m. Pool permit all comers to join this То v, South China (Ladies'

series with the exception (League).

Once more he was persuaded / Pitching weakness difficult 10 must accompany all applications, gons V, Pandas;Blacktiawka..

to stay on, and here he is still playing as well as ever. It seems that he will be wearing

the red and white shirt when

nor their respre.ive opponents,

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drawing his old-age pension. The arbiters for this game are The other semi-Analists, Fred Ewing (Plate), Rene Blackburn, Chelsea and New Sequeira' (1st & 2nd Bases); pastie, can afford to take things Charlie Scharnhorst (3rd base).. more easily. For neither they.MUST NOT BE UNDERRATED Rotherham, Stoke, and Liver- Jaguar fans who have been pool, are in the Immediate pro- ciamouring for a pennant year motion or relegation zones.

this season after having walted CLASH IN STYLES

on the doorstep for a couple of spmesters, will be out in full The game at Rcker Park, force against South China, who Sunderland entertain must not be underrated. Preston, provides an interest- While alabsters Vic Pedruco

Brown

wn have been long Jock ing clash

centre-forward and styles. The home side have as recognised as the best in the

of the attack leader

bustling hurling department among local Trefor Ford, who has scored talent, a great deal depends on 14 goals in his lost 17 games. whether the Barrosmen will be The visitors have little Charlie able to penetrate the air-tight Wayman, one of the smallest defence of the Caroliners who centre-forwards in the League, have been dishing out amazing

Ford combines brawn. with felding.

coincidence, but It may be but Wayman because of his size, has to rely both mentors Frank Barros and entirely on his ball control and P. K. Lau are students of the

Ing off with their feetest base

of

clever fotball,

same text book strategy of lead-

runner.

of members of the Wahoos Tomorrow: 0.30 a.m. Delawares and Squaws who are v. Bantams: Dodgers v. South Champions and runners-up in China (Junior League); 11.00 the Senior League.

a.m. South China v. Jaguars An entry fee of $15 per team ("A" Division): 12.30 p.m. Dra-

which must be in the hands of Rexes (Junior League); 2.00 the Hon. Secretary before the p.m. St Joseph's v. Dodgers; Blackhawks v. Wahoos (Midget Player registrations will be League); 3.30 p.m. St. Joseph's v. free and it is understood that i oversens ("A" Division.)

Giant-killers Clash

In The Week-end's

Best Soccer Match

By "SPIV"

This year's Senior Division Soccer League came to an abrupt anti-climactic conclusion last weekend with the defeats of Army and Sing Tao, which practically left South China with the title for another year.

With only four more matches to go, South China have only to take another five points to retain the Cham- pionship and even miraculous feats by their remaining opponents will not be sufficient to stop them.

The

for race

:

speed of foot.

The Huddersfield-Manchester

the secon South China v Kwong Wah United game has a bearing on For the Jaguars, Stephen place, however, will be a close (Caroline Hill, 4.30 p.m.). both championship and relega Xavier is the fastest human in and interesting

cne, with a!

2nd Division tion struggles in the First the

China's least four teams in the Colony and South

ru- Club v Tramways (Sookun- Division, Manchester are strid: | counterpart is Lo To-on, ballning.

poo. 3 p.m.). ing. out confidently at the dangerous base-purloiners once Army will no 'doubt forge Solicitors V RAF (Boundary head of the Labic, while Hud- they get on the paths.

ahead of the other three after St.. 3 p.m.). dersfield are languishing at the

match with Club this South China v Taikoo (Caro- The Madcaps, who were down their Joot. Probable leader of the

to meet the Braves, have been, afternoon, but the KMB-RAF Line Hill, 3 p.m.), Hudders/eld attack is Ron

duc

Street a tussle at Boundary Burke, who was formerly with

be United.

Shofield Wednesday.

to

Do.

up

TOMORROW

1st Division

(Club,

(Navy,

granted a post service; promises to

exciting sudden call to and instead, a pair of Midget: affair.

Sing Tro v Police (Club, 4.30 Four Second Division matches League tus

tussles which were, KMB defeated

Army

last p.m.): have an important bearing on

Navy v Eastern (Navy, C. B washed out on account of rain

and the Airmen were the weeks the promotion race. They are last Wednesday, are slated for conquerors of Sing Tap. With 4.30 p.m.). at Barntley, where Birmingham 2.00 pm, tomorrow.

AL Championship hopes

Klichee v.St. Joseph's (Card- are the visitors, at Bramall St. Joseph's tangle with the stake, the clash between these line Hill, 4.30 p.m.).

2nd Division Lang, where Sheffield United Dodgers while the Blackhawks two giant-killers

should pro-

Bing Toy Police meet Leicester, at Upton Park, cross bata with the Wahoo mites. duce a freer and more enjoyable

Hom where West

3 p.m.). entertain

brand of ecccer than seen

PCA v Dockyard For years the Junior League hierto. Meadow Notts Forest, and ut

noot Rexes have been in a challeng-

C.B., 3 p.m.), Lane, where Notts County meet

Whatever faint hopes Army or

Kitchee v St. Joseph's (Curo- ing position for the file but- In the Third Division South, have only managed to Bnish Sing Too may have will be cen- line fill, 3 pan.).

South Plymouth will face a stern second best; and it looks.ng.iftred on the match between struggle at Southend without it will be the same story again China and Kwong Wah at Caro- right-knit Dougall, whose In this year with the Hawks on-line Hi this afternoon.

Although highly Improbable, it is not impossible for Kwong jury may keep him out for the Joying a three-game lead,

Rexes supporters, however, remainder of the senson, They

are boping that they will be Wah to upset the League leaders, can not afford any slips,

able to take both of their out and if they can do it this after- Reading and Brighton are main-

standing games against the ncon, they may be well able to taining a strong challenge.

Hawks and that either the do it in their return clash.

This, however, will be a very. Pandas or Delawares will pra

no:

even the vide the other upset to give very long shot and them another shot at the title. most, optimistic Kwong Wah

The Hawks Jungle with t

the supporter will expect a draw, let Eastern 12.30 Rexes on Sunday at

alone a win for Kwong Wah, p.m.

TODAY'S GAMES to highlight the Minor Loop

1st Division League week-end programme, and in addition to needing this decision

-(London Express Service)

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All Gover's Cricket Academy article is heid' over this week for lack of space, The series wilt

Club

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South

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KMB V NAF (Boundary St.,

to grab the Championship, the 4.30 p.m.). be continued next week with an Hawks will be all out to chalk article on wicket-keeping. up a prestige-redeeming victoy 4.30 p.m.)..

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