THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1952.
ON THE
SOCCER SIDE
(Contributed by Desmond Hackett, Robert Findlay and Henry Rose.
Edited by Marshall Fallows)
Soccer artist Len Shackleton, the Sunderland Inside forward, insits that his left foot is giving him trouble and preventing him from striking top form.
Specialists cannot find anything wrong in the movement of, the foot. Len saya "I know it's not right"--but he keeps on playing.
Preston fans regretful that that ever-present record. He his homesick Australian centre-hali | made 308 consecutive Lengue
back in and Cup
appearances---50 for Joe Murston is going Sydney with his wife and child Derby, 252 for Chesterfield. after three years, have little hope of seeing him next season.
Many well-wishers are prepared to start a fund to pay for Joe's two-way ticket, but the League are unlikely to sanclion such a move.
Ray Middleton, Derby County's #oalkeeper J. P. is going after
Sedgman Extended In NSW Tourney
Ray Lambert, Liverpool's 20- year-old Welsh international "ght back, has spent more than half his life in the service of his club..
Lambert, a schoolboy cap (as went to Anfield as centre-ball) an amateur in January 1930- when he was 24 seasoned
"veteran" of 13.
Put down goalkeeper Terry Webster (Derby County) as Soccer's luckiest National Ser- viceman.
Soldier Terry stationed at Sudbury, only ten miles from Derby, so it's easy to get away; for his Saturday garne
Leicester inside Johnny Morris Bewangent's
shop
transfer list nt Sunderland's
0.0001 in the Headington side. A
is the "great discovery" Headington verdiet,
Silver-haired maestro Raich Carter is doing very nicely. thank you, in his sweet and to bacconist's shop in Hull.
So nicely that he was able to turm down it £30-a-match offer
from Scule club Third Lanark:
rojn
Bul Raich .ex-England, Sunderland, Derby and Hull loves his Soccer. He can still be seen weaving those Soccer for local club Ouk palterns Athletle in "friendlies".
Any chance of Raich return- Ing to the big-time game? None. says 30-year- "Too late now," old Carter.
Bradshaw, centre-half "Tiny" in that, Scottish wonder team of -forward 1928 at Wembley. now mixing
runs his coaching
for with scouting it Derby: Norwich City, has taken a fancy travels to Leicester for training. to Presion eserve back Bob Brother Billy, an inside forward Wilson, a Burscought product.
Bradshaw also holds a high Straight Clark of Los Anon Derby's books, lives at the
opinion of tricky winger Gordon geles, finishing brilliantly after shop. 4 slow
Kaile. start, defeated Lewis
Sydney, Nov. 17.
Few people seeing them to Hond of Australia, 2-5, 8-6, 6-2, gether realise they are brothers 0-0 today to move into thefotinny is dark; Billy has red quarter-finals of the New South hair.
Wales tennis championships,
The
other
forward
signed
from
American Davis Bill Caton, the Chesterfield Vie Seixas of Inside Cup hopeful, Philadelphia, battled 80 minutes Carlisle, Is a long throw-in to a darkness-halted stalemate specialist in the Sam Weaver in a fitful scrap with 23-year old Rex Hartwig of Australia.
Their Afth set wound up at 12- Seixas won
class.
"Bill's throws are than valuable
SHUTTLE LEAGUE OPENS
Colony Champions Humbled In Course Of CCC's Glorious Defeat By Chinese YMCA
By ARGONAUT
Craigengower Cricket Club went down to the Chinese YMCA yes- terday in the Men's "A" Division League in a glorious defeat that gave a fitting opening to the 1952-1953 badminton lecque season.
Although they lost by four sets to five in the overall reckoning, the Valley Club monopolised the Individual honours for the night.
R-3
Lou
TODAY'S GAMES Men's “B”. Division St. Teresa v HKU. CYMCA
Recreio (post- poned).
گرام
First Victory
Shield Soccer
Match Today
The first game in the annual Victory Shield Soccer Competi-
vices and
to-
The Chinese have selected a strong combination for to-day's match and will start as favourites.
Yery
It is understood that Ng Kee- of Kowloon Motor
Former Shanghai champion Bill Funk made a spectacularly brilliant come- back to local badminton limelight by claiming both his singles sets, defeating not anly W. F. Foo, the 1951 Colony runner-up, but also by a decisive margin Ramon Young, the Colony, singles champion for the last two years. .
the he set but signs of lack of A thrilling climax to night's thrilling and high practice grew evident as the standard of badminton watched | match progressed, when he re- and served by a capacity crowd was provided peatedly smashed Calgengawer's Wong Kai-wide of the mark.
Foo's better control play and last year's 'Colony Junior mixed, more accurate strokes enabled cheong and Wong Kang-chow
and men's doubles him to forge ahead from 4-5 to doubles
when 6-5, 9-0 and 12-8 before taking champions respectively. they laid low the Colony Men's the set by 15-9.
champions Doubica
Ramon
MOST THRILLING The third singles match be Young and W. F. Foo by 21-18.
For the Chinese YMCA, whetween the two Junior players have been the holders of the
and D. C, Jimmy Khoo Men's "A" League title for the
provided the most thrilling match past two seasons the challenge of the night. Both were evenly made by the Cragenpower was matched with greater steadiness
rest since strongest the guest and they wrested the
Title
since on the part of Lau winning the day for him, Khoo was slightly Hongkong
University in 1960,
Ser- the superior in strokes but was on between Combined and the vastly improved
form
Combined Chinese errors at the will, through the kind co-opera- shown
overcome with majority by the
of
critical stages.
tion former Junior players who took
He overcame an early 1-2 de-on of the Police Authorities in last part
Recreation night's games
and Royal Navy augurs well for the future Im-nest and west on to lead by 7-2, Club, be played off on the Navy
11-5 with a fine display and provement of the game.
The opening singles match of singles all-round strokes only round at Causeway Bay
to lapse into series of errong to day, kick-off 4.20 y between the No. I's of the two teams, Bill Funk and Ramon allow his opponent to take six Young fell slightly short of ex-points in a row and even the pectations. Whereas Funk was score at 11-14
Three good strokes by him- in brilliant form, playing with
with a well-placed net
return a deadly scientifle accuracy, Young
smash into
and a drop enabled cheung was completely off. falling
led for errors time and again, and pro-him to break the deadlock and Bus, who was originally select- the pivotal position, is vided little opposition against creep ahead to 13-11.
still on the injured list and will He followed these, however, the inspired badminton by his
be unable to turn out to-day. by lobbing out twice in suc In his absence, Ko Po-keung of opponent. :
cession and pushed the next FULL VALUE
shot into the net. Lau went to South China will no doubt be
called
011 the vacancy. upon to 2-0 after deuce five was called
There will be several new- Funk was full value for his through two more
errors, but
to local representative his comera with come back victory,' being brillant in his Khoo
his soccer in the Combined Services retrieving of smoshes
former and
brilliance to take the and deadly in his net shots score to set-point at 4-3 only to line-up and it will be interesting to see how they fare against the drops.
Gonç was his
former lose his service by driving wide. Chinese, who will have the ad- weakness of being able to stand A good cross court smash by vantage of better understanding.
levelled the score at 4-4 up to a baseline rally and his Lou
The following are the teams: smashes packed a much harder and
amidst
tremendous ex-
Combined Services. — Deacon Coleman (Navy), Wells sting than they used to.
citement, Khoo dropped Lau's (R.A.F.):
Davis (R.A.F...), Andrews Young lost his opening service next high service into the net.
Jones (Navy); trant Leading by two sets to one. (Army). and conceded a wood shot to
Jays (R.A.F.), Bennett their Y's widened
lead "Brighton_v__Wrexhom.
allow Funk to open the scoring. the
(Navy). Modregor (.A.F., Ward next game, Hurden Colliery Welfare Agering-Funk added another peer two Ramon Young and W. F. Fod Chit Chor-wing. Lau Yee.
when Army). point with offer the
Combined Chinese Yu Yiu-lak, ton Stanley.
Tang a good smash and Scarborough v Mansfield Town,
changeovers of services took the proved too good for a spirited Sum, Ke Fo-keung, Tong Shivung score to 4-0 with a good service but untried combination of Bill Coplain). Szeto Man, Lee Yuk-tak, and a drop. Young cracked up at Funk and W. Brown, winning Lee Chun-fat, Yiu Cheuk-yin, Lee this stage, and conceded seven by 21-13.
Reserves.-Leung Ting-long, Chan The two K. C. Wong's of Kar-sau, Sit Pul-in, Chan
Ying-fun, Lee points in a row-six of them off his own errors and one to a Ano Crafgengower kept the hope of hung. Ho
their team live by taking the Kwong, Kwok Ying-Sok, Chu Wing- net shot by his opponent.
keung. Lo Kwok-tat. North Shields v Stockport County.
Funk lost his service when he next set with surprising ease
Team Manager-Mr Lam Chung- Boston United Oldham Athletic.
veteran Patrick Wong and ha. Trainer and Coach-Mr Fung netted a net shot, but recovered Hendon Northampton Town.
dom vete Grays Athletle or King's Lynn it with a net placement
C. Ching. Diminutive Wong Klog-cheung to
Kai-cheong
particularly Lanelly.
with
his brainy to out give Funk a 12-0 ford or Finchley.
and and spet Swindon Town v Newport (Isle of lead, but managed to open the placements wight).
scoring after a hard smash and agility at the net. Leytonstone v Watford.
Taking an drop. Funk made the end a
early 7-1 lead, Peterborough Torquay United. Wellington-Town-y-Gingham:--- matter of time when Young they never looked back untti
lobbed his service out and set was reached at 21-19. succumbed to a sideline smash.
HOME SOCCER PROGRAMME
The following first round F.A. more Cup matches and League fix- | kicks," corner
tures are down for decision at Saturday, November
Teddy Davison Home on the first says manager
These throw-posses
Invariably 22:
12 after
the fourth 6-3. set 7-5 and
Brad Hartwig took the second
and 7-5. Both third sets d-3 players agreed to play the fifth set over entirely tomorrow.
The Australian stars, Frank Sedgmon
and
land
in the goalmouth. Bristol City seeking another experienced back, are sending coach Reg Mountford and skipper Ken Rosewall. Dennis Roberts (out of the team dimculty with a leg injury) on scouting got Into unexpected
when both were extended to expeditions. the limit before winning over two fading veterans of yester-
year, Adrian Quist and ambi-Ground, dextrous John Bromwich,
.
Busiest non at the Baseball Derby, Is manager Stuart McMillan. Busiest
McMillan. The crowd of 3,000 at the City women-Mrs
She In Stadium became electrified
organises lunches (or the Dechy as the upset the hope of an
buys on training days. great Sedgman had to go live- sels to subdue Quist who re- bounced after a slow start, B-l, 6-1, 1-6, 4-0, 6-3.
was much
the Rosewall's 6-4, 3-6, 6-4 pone
conquest of the aging Bromwich.
same in
And
Many League clubs—including Chelsea,
Villa Arton
disap- Southampton-will be pointed to learn that Royston 6-3, 6-8. Smith, stylish 10-year-old left ngile but
back, signed professional forms for leadington United (Southern In other
triumphs which
Le gue). moved-the-winners-Into the
Smith-exempt-from-the
round of eight, Ken McGregor Services-wax good enough to defeated Don Cendy. and Geoffrey Brown topped Neal displace Bobby
Fraser 4-6, 6-2, 6-4, 6-4,
Mervyn Hose, who had his
second round match with Bob
cCurth
postponed for a day
because of a foot
reored a
infection,
Reored 4-0, 6-2, 9-7, 7-5.
triumph,
Anderson
Rose will play Max third round
in
match tomorrow. The winner will oppose the winner of the
Seixos-Martwig matchie,
In other quarter finals com-
petition tomorrow,
Clark faces
Craig fon
Australia's
Youngest
Test Player?
Melbourne, Nov. 17.
Rosewall, Sedgman meets Billy Ian Craig, 17-year-old New Sidwell and Brown opposes South Wales batman, is likely
the youngest to become McGregor United Press.
player Australia has chosen, according to PJ. MI- Jars, cricket correspondent the Melbourne Herald.
+
RETURN BOUT
Capetown, Nov. 17.
F. A. CUP Chester v. Hartlepool United Gatesrady Grewe. Chesterfield Workington. Bradford City v Rhyl.
United Scunthorpe
United.
V
Carlisle
Halifax Town v Ashton Unite, Yuk City v Harrow, Darlington v Grimsby Town. Southport v Bangor City. Tranmere Rovem v Ashington. Bradford v Rucidale. Gainsborough Trially v Netherfield. Selby Town v Spennymoor United
or Elshop Auckland,
Kidderminster Harriers Cheims R's short service. Young prominent
Yeovil Town
love.
Brighton and
Leylan v Iteratoro, Crystal Palace v Reading. Queen's Park Rangers V Shrews bury Town.
Folkstone or Tonbridge v Norwich
City
Walthamstow
biedru
Avenue. V
Ipswich Town v Bournemouth. Bath City v Southend United. Aldershot v Millwall.
Young forewent the "Wong Peng-soon" strokes at this stage
Given a valuable lead, Gillies gallantly held his own against W., F. Fuo for the first half of
Was
Tai-fal
Fal-
Wing-
Nine Dragons "Darts, Table
Tennis Results
LEVEL TERMS Funk brought Cralgengowel
and reverting to his own style on level terms again with an of play was more successful, other brilliant win in the next
Lalest results of the Nino Wim-taking three points in a Jow game, that showed that his vic
before the served out and let tory over W. F. Foo last year Dragons Services Club monthly go 4 good short service to lose in the Colony Open Champion- darts and table tennis knockout
nocompetitions are as follows: skips was no fluke. Foo gave by 4-15.
Darts-00 Sqn HAF 3, 33 Gen Hos- in a much harder fight, deter- pital 4: 50 Yd Sqn RE "B" 4 RAY mined all the way not to fall at La By RA Comd Wkspi
The zame 210 LAA 5: into any errors." provided much longer rallies as REME "A" 4. Comd Wksps REME a result, with Funk enjoying Table Tennis–RAP Kai Tak walk-
in advantage
greater aver to 60 San HAF: Cord Weeps REME "A" 0, 56 Cay HASC “A”4; mobility on the court.
50 Cay RASC "B" walkover to 23 deadlocked at (Gib) HAA Bly RA: Comd Wispa The score was 5-5, and 7-7 before Foo went REME "B" 2, 218 LAA BY RA 3.
The following will meet in acad to 10-8. Funk retaliated third round to be played at by taking the next three points Club on Thursday:
Coventry City v Bristol City. Guildford v Great Yarmouth. Newport County Walma}1. Port Vale v Exeter City, Weymouth v Colchester United. Leyton Orient v Bristol Rovers.
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Vanchester C.
Tottenhian
Midillenbro'
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Test ever Bolton
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Chariton Chebea Derby
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Portsmouth: Sunderland
Jimmy Carruthers, of Aus- Millard stid Craig's brilliant Walves tralia, who won the world ban-knock of 71, top score for New tamweight title by defeating South Wales against the South Barry
Brentford
Vic Towcel of South Africa, to Africans on Saturday, must Blackburn duy signed for a return fight have impressed Test selector Doncaster with the former champion. The Jack Ryder and put Craig In Everton fight will be held in Johannes-the running for the first Test Huddersfield burg on February 0.
against South Africa.
Carruthers knocked out Toweel in the first round on Saturday, Reuter.
Jackson Injured
1lull
y West Brom,
Liverpool
Van N.E.
Division II
Scottish
Lincoln Noltz F. "If he continues in this strain Shefeld U.
Swansea he will no doubt be in 1953 the youngest player Australia has
Abetween to England." Millard Airdrie ever sen! added.
Clyde "For one 60 slim and short, East File Nottingham, Nov. 17.
drove with
amazing Hearts Jimmy Jackson, Nottingham Craig
Some of his sizzling st Mittren County's inside right, suffered a power.
of Keith Third Lanark
Heutinis double fracture of the lower jaw drives were worthy
Miller."
Ayr U. against Saturday's gams
Dumbarton
In
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Jackson, who will be out of far Australia's youngest player Dunfermling the game for eight weeks, also to
go to England
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but Foo drew level ogain 11-11.
Trailing soon by 11-13 and
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The Nanyang Skang Pau basket- 12-14, Foo pluckily forced the set ball team of Singapore arrived to deuce before losing his ser- here yesterday from Singapore vice to a good emash by Funk, with a dine net in the Corfu to play-a serles of Funk made it
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Sing ry, Funk and Broan failed to (Caroline Hin); Lou Basketball Team (Kowloon "Chung in the next game losing
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Tokyo, Nov. 18.
and went on to lead by 18-11. Four Filipino fighters will A spirited recovery by the Kheadline an oil-star boxing card
C. Wong's saw them take the at the Kuramae orena on service from 11-18 to 21-18.
THE SCORES
Singles
November 29.
BBI Funk (CCC) beat Ramon Pumpest
Young (CYMCA) 15-4; beat W.
15
Flash Elorde, Orient and Philippines bantamweight cham- its matched against Akiyoshi feather- F. Foo (CYMCA) 17-14.
wolght king, *while Rocky Bill Gilles (CCC) lost to Montare will boʻtle Michi Ramon Young (CYMCA) 0-15: Adiyent. Jogemeo lightweight last to W. F. Foo (CYMCA) 9-champ, in the twin main event. now Orient Larry Bataan, Jimmy Khoo (CCC) lost to featherweight champ, is slated D C. Lau (CYMCA) 17-18. to fight a three-round exhibition
Doubles
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Ind W. F. Foo (CYMCA) 13.21 decently beat Hiroshi Irrt to P. H. Wong and W. C.
Horiguchi for the bantam crown Chung (CYMCA) 10.24.
Wong Kal-cheong and Wong of the Orient. Akanuma lost to Keng-chow (CCC) best Ramon Larry Bataan on. November 11- Young and W. F. Foo (CYMCA) in a match for the Orient P1-18; beat P. H. Wang and W, featherweight title, Associated C. Chung (CYMCA) 21–12. › Preis.
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