Tommy Atkins ARMY SPORTS
PARADE
Make room there, m'lads, and prepare to welcome the Army's biggest ~perisman into the spot of honour at the top of this week's Sparts Parade.
on
Playing for the Combined Services in the annual cricket match against the Hongkong Cricket Club Monday, Major Peter Chabb, captain of the Army South tean. Turned in a fine botling display in knocking up 56
runa.
Hr with
senting at a steady | ments, but, up to the moment pace and it seemed certam dal of writing, this has not been A my
His effort was responsabile Tr keeping
Rane alive acdan
reretved
by
the
he would gel the tiis Pyromaty | Per to save the game
authorities in Hongkong. for law 200 but.
Sathing light he
It is believed, however, that 123 the
will be made to stage mimed a good one from Knak, efforts
the show this week-end and it and was clean heaviest
WITHS
certain What Army boxers from here will be taking part es previously
announced. Lanki The
Forces Novices Boxing Championships always attract a big entry and here now
an early preview grangements for this year
rounds will the Church Insti-
and
when his wicket fell only seven minusten remained for play HIS was a drie lanings well merted the applause that tmarked hals reburn to the club- houza
ON THIS SUNDAY
The rancvilation HKAAA Nova Boundary
Stert when Pamela wat
İ
The preliminary
la sluged at
1 The Jule, Fanling, on December Meeting at lon 14 and after
to
per
The
The
13
a day's rend, Sunday the finals will be dreided at the in attendance frame venue on December 18 way a great disapporntinent
Entries for
for this competition those intending competitors when are Bmited to two
per weight were all more or less keyest 300
unit and contestants will for the first but even
required to weigh in on the miing of November 13
Full details will be circulated
soon but it is pointed out
the qualifications for
Novice is clearly laid on Page 252 (that's
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The Army 1053/54
they went winter to KMB by 7
goals to 3 was altured as
1
Brick
The Army hockey teams have
due to the aftermath If the aT programme ahead of them typhoon as to the superiority of thus we kend
the
oppedtion
Centre-ball Charles.
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THE CHINA MAIL, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1954.
EUROPE'S GREATEST EVER SEASON IN THE FIELD EVENTS
By "RECORDER”
The European athletic season, now in its concluding stages, has been the greatest ever in the field events as well as on the track. America still leads on numbers of outstanding performers only in the High Jump, Long Jump and Shot Put.
For the first time since the First World War a European-Bengt Nilsson of Sweden-leads, the world in the High Jump. In the Long Jump and Shot Put the Okl Continent is also closing the gap on the United States.
"Benke" Nilsson, a 20-year-old In the Shot Put, enty Jr 15 Zuiguiew 'twanik; Paland Stockholm
The Vaches Martlock (USI) student. cleared Skebb et Crechoslovakia, and 24 15. Henk Visser Hallands feet 11 inches at Goteborg on the Laivion. Dio Grigallia, are 124 AS Vindliniz Viškov (0898) September | enn h the courat [near the best Ansorleans, but six 24 Fineil Whaku (kranes for the sellsou won at heights of men aver 44 feet is a good 12447. Vitrin Portsm 10 feet 4 biches (2.00 metres) (number for the Old Continent for over on IN fewer than 30
the Sovie! shot putter. occasions
Heinnte. Lipp and Parts are Estonians and Ovsepyan is 10 Armenian,
10
He bus cleared B feet inches or ever on three different cccasions and is quite ilkely to wine e, fer the Best com. petitive jump over 7 fert.
The past sensori was Europe': richeat ever in discus throwers At Budapest on July 4. Adolfo Consolini of Italy lost his Euro- pean title to Hungny's Perene
Kiles 183 fet inc
But the Italian, who has been Europe's leading discus Thrower for 10 yeneA,
moonger to win the European Championship »* Berne and
ten winning throw.
170 feet in the of the COULIBE
season against Europeans
Outside of Nilsson, the other European
high Jumpers were #1 pascularly oustanding though Ton Seter of Rumania and Jirt Lansky of Careho. slovaka just manig 1 to rink in the world's
Top ten Eight Amerienis me aboad of them. The Pole Vault as seen
the remarkable number of 14 men Kues two over 14 feet arut A new Euro fbeat 170 feet P.HI Cord uf 10 fee! Inches by the Ukrainan. Pyoli Denisenko, at Kiev on Septem- ber 13.
JUST MISSED
In the Long Jump. Europe has only one 25-footer in Hungary's Odon Foldesay
but at Prague on Delober 23, Russia's Leonid Grigoryev came very neat with 24 9994 feet He may actually have been the first Russian over 25 feet as the Continentais do
fractions Measure
of centimetres and a centimetre is approximately three-eights of
114at
hich
some
had
Seven
UNLUCKY
1 Was 6 Kral year also tr the, Hammer Throw with three men over 200 feet and 14 in all over 190 feet. Mikhail Krivonos
SOY.
Finland
Vidor Leskievich (18KR Scorpi Fyodorov (USSIO Heinz Cirbeck Germany s Jarray Fitch (800 Gunther Job I «Germany) A141 Pravi (fake)
SOCCER
ON THE
INSIDE
(Edited by Sam Leitch)
་་
An England international forward argued bitterly with a policeman øver An alleged parking offence.
"Why, you are the...... the player's driving licence.
"Doesn't alter it a bit," said the Englundt man. prove me guilty."
"More than I dare to do," said the policeman. fan please, PLEASE, drive off, SIR.""
The player was one of The
for 17 gathered
practier in London before the Wajes match.
." said the now startled police constable as he studied
Letonid Sicherbakov (USSR) Varilly Dementygs (USAID) handsome Kod Prest.
Aaronkhvatov |
(USSI
Martin Rebax (SI
about
**I am innocent. Go ahead and
"My Inspector is your greatest
same
are
such player Utis work. He is
"Nonsense," хлуя Englana forward playing in Derbyshire. team monager Waller Winter- Alec inquired three weeks bottom, "Quixall I being
Lankton
We First watched most weeks, Division forward. Price quoted keeping an eye on the Shemeld he £5,000, Samne inquiry this week | Wednesday player because
for Leylon
the
is obviously England's inside- price £15,000
right of the future,
"But he is in the Army and ANGER IN COVENTRY
almost certainly getting Anger in Coventry. Scores of letters, including one“ stɲned by 500 workers at a loent factory, have
into
club pource!
ihe offices following the
esigna- tion of manager Jek Fair- brother.
Who takes over" Could be a
term
(or ITILIST
24: 48
ARO
242) 24 7 24 2 2424
Duter Mehr Ormany)
HOP. STEP & JUMP
Urgent memo from Orient manager Alce Slock his scouts: "Be on the lookout for a young goal-happy centres forward."
Leyton to
from player
Menoger Stock
61 31. GO 10
report
receive:1 about
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une
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30 3
30 45
50 31
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50 2.
1
10.10
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30 11,
50
K Trigankos (USSIDE Taple Lebte inbunda Binh Bus (USSR)
Anton Tserke) USSR,
tra Balki (Hungary i Hoger Norman (Sweden.
Zv/nient Wrisberg (Pularea l Keb Winoost Frutund
Vaniliy Ivonov USSR
# Dịuzhinskiy (USSR)
Yevgenis en 198HHU)
Pieste Thielon Francej
1. Karbony (Swedd 201
SHOT PUT
Visgi Zavadescu (sammanku
Jiri Skabin (USR)
Otto Grigelka (SBRI
+
Roland Nikom (8weden)
Juho Savidge (G
54 1
34
Hema Hiinaste (USSR)
Heine Lapp (78910)
sa á.
Pelar Sarcevic (Yugoslavian
03 144
Vartan Ovneрyam (USSR)
N
Felka Pate USSB
42 105
Batynyer (USSR)
12-10
Geurel Fyodorov (USSR)
92: 8
32
02: 2
teila Kolvista Filand)
0234
J Phal (CSA) Nikolay
12 2
Erik Uddeban (Sweden)
a ByekusMINTA, won the 50 European Championship with a world record throw of 207 fent 9 11/14
inches, but Norway's Sverre
Strandli had three winning throws over 200 feet against the Byelorussian's two. The Norwegian has been onthes unlucky a big meetings.
The event in which the Euro- open standard rocketed to
phenomenal high mark was the Javelin Throw, six men going over 250 feel.
ог
Army A play Dutch at Sookunpoo on Sunday
The Hop. Step and Jump has of the at 4 p.m.. Army '1' cross the
The European Championship seen bstenerstond harbour to King's Park where
remarkable per- formers
was won by Janusz Šidlo with 12 men over 30 annotaternen! They meet strong Nay Bharat ‘A
feet,
Poland at 250 feet 5 7/8 inches, six of them from the that alt games had been case in a game that is scheduled for
Soviet Union. This seems to be
but the year's best performance pelled on Saturday, and thought : 236 pm, Army C will be in
an eveni
in which experienen was 261 feet 1 7/8 Inches by the 15 refered to all gaines during
Finn. Soini Nik- counts more than youth as some 31-year-old the week-end
kinen, at men whe have been in com-
Tampere on Ocuber petition for quite a few years | 17. Nikkinen had six winning now came through with their throws over 250 feet for the best ever in this past season.
ngainst Sidlo's two and the Finn is, like Strandli, unlucky at major Internationni meetings.
As goalkeeper South, was also an absentee the team had to be drastically
Sel resturfled.
Fair, the team roach, took over in goal and gave a most cour◄ ageous display which inclued saving a penalty kick, but the late team changes upset the bulaner of the side and It rever struck top form.
DISAPPOINTMENT
ist Sookup) HKH with 2.30 p.m. start. All the ms are playing well and a triple success is got be- yead peability.
Al 2 pm
this afternoon Mrs Wai and Major Elgar will have the
honour of leading off the gunen in the Anngal Ladies versus The Army golf match at Fanling. In n 21 games will be played and competitors are asked to be at the Ladies' Club- Thouse at 12 30 m.
There has been suine surprise i and disappointment at the pour response to the cult for nomina- tions for the basketball officials" FONTL uilts and individuals appreciate that the
IN
WELLS FOR VILLA
Hoy Wells
now Mr Rog Wells was scheduled to be thought that in the left-back
tor may not Bury In their floodlight maleh the success of against Manchester City
League con- night. furtheorling petitions may be seriously pre- judiced for want
Wells
had niso
tast
SOCIETIES
17.
senson Da
At Budapest оп October 2 Nikkinen had five throws out of six over 250 feet and averaged an incredible 252 feet inches
TO CLASH nearly two feet heller
AT BOWLS
on an
average than Sidlo's winning mark at the Eur pean Cham- | plotships.
Best European performances for the senson in the field eventa
follow:
On Saturday afternoon nt Austin Road. representatives from North
HIGH JUMP of the and South
0.4114 Bengt Nilsson (Sweden) Border will closh in the annual
0.7 Jon Soler Rumania) Lawn Bowlɛ match between the 8: 11. fir Lansky (CSA)
Andrew's and St
St George's 0. Th. Jaroslav Kovac (CSHP
4 Werner Balir (Germany) Sassenachs 8:0 hus
Societies, and the offers
Beru! Holmgrts) (Swedens from Aston Villa, Everton, Ac-
will be fighting tooth and nail Zbigniew Lewandowsk! crington Stanley +zich Preston to avenge last year's terrifie
Poland Etv becording to the North
defeat wherein the men from 9:0 will be in Commencement of the course has į current Intentions
Aston Villa's side ou Saturday.
The ex-Army and Colony star
advised to take
officials
With this
lax
of competent
mind
beer delayed and it will now assemble on Sunday, November
14, and disperse on November
hos
been
20. It is hoped that there will time aboug signing up with any be a big increase 11 nominations, of the
club, but, while
north of the Tweed won seven of the eight rinks played and by
margin of 65 shots
on the aggregate,
170: 2%
Gabriel Georgescu (Burmania)
Inter-Varsity
Alumni Tennis League
•
UR
Harry Stover still Being in Coventry
much football,
"People forget
tom
that before
of the war There was a gap several seasons between Ratch
Pán first Carle winning strend tept."
ena
if the directors
Alf Ramsey, former
·
of a Third
Division club (not too far from London)
and
have her way then
the 'Spurs England right-back,
Last trouble-making whisper will be their player-manager
that £50 "In- before Hus season ends. An luter-Varsity Alumni in Soever
ducements" have been paid to Associations Tennis Com- some of the international mán-
All's shrew1| Soccer brain for conching are wanted by the club, who
luck feel with
and Ramst Icadership they could leave the Third Diviston well behind.
teams
B:entforel
36 mages
shattered
Din
of mine
like
Raich
petition has been organised | agers for their recent floodlight Plus his intent by the Chhia Christian Uni- | appearances
by versities Alumni Ansociu-
Dodgin tions. Four
have
"Pols entered in this tournament. Carter and Johnny Corey play They are Lingam Univer- in these matches for pleasure sity, Hongkong University, and to help needy clubs," says
University of Shanghai and. Mr Dodgin. Banchenko (USSR)
St. John's University.
DISCUS THROW
Ferene Klies (Jungary) Adolfo Consolini italy) Burla Malyeyev (US9H Roland Nanny (Sweden) Jozac Szocsenyi lungary) Zdenek Cihak (CSB)
10
18:34
178:11
17: 2
17:10
173 3
Otto Grignika (USSR)
171 84
Cheseppe Tosi Italy
371: 3).
Karel Merin (CSI) Leu: 77% Heena Rosendahl (Germany) 109: 2% Care) Lindroos (Finland) 161: D. Kurely Levat Hentury)
R. Zubtsov (USS. 2eino feinaste (USSR) Mark Pharaoh G
10: 48
Horia Bulyenko (USÍR)
Jan Vrabel resni
105:
3650-81% Job:!'
10:
163: 2%
102:10 10: 1027
T
103: 0%
207 Ð1⁄4
204: 024 201 43.
Kuri Oweger (Germany) Reidar lagen (Norway) Vasilly Kuznetsov (UŠŠB) Lars Arvidsson (Sweden)
Andrzejczyk (Poland)
Atojs Kornuth (CSR) Dako Krnjale (Yugoslavia)
HAMMER THROW
Musali_Krivonosy (USSA) Sverre Strand (Norway) Jozet Csermak (tungary) Tadeusz Rut (Poland) 101.02% Nikolay Hyedkin (USSR) 185 7 Kurt Storch Germany!
10:10=
Viadiantr Morozov (USSR) Jl Dadək (CSI)
Oldrich Engel (CSR)
Ewan Douglas (GUI Constantin Dumitru (Human)
Foire Nemeth (Hungary) A. Niki (Poland) ing Constantly Spiridon (Rumunia)
Borla Popov (Bulgaria) 108: 4% Olve talmetoja (Finland)
In
The competition will be
with the Tennis League system of fielding three pairs from each team, playing one set against each other,
South China Athletic Associa tion and Chinese Recreation Club have consented to the use of their courts for the competi tion which is scheduled to start this month. The fixture list is as follows
The club is not alone in 125 bid for the Spurs' skipper. A First Division club would like
him na their conch.
He was organiser of the re- cent game
'Spurs between the man-
continue to view url Brentford which | Ramsey us a vital member of a ugers
in ultracted 21,800, best ante
this defence already weakened Brentford this season,
Streon by the absence of Ron Burgess. now with Swansea Town.
class,
Moving from rash to Bill, who wutched all the World Cup matches in the summer Says:
"Curler is in a class of his own as an inside forward Hungary's Ferenc Puskas could HKU vs. U. of Shanghai at
not live with him
and CRC on Nov. 13.
have the views of watching St. John's vs. HKU at CRC England players to back me
Ναν. 20.
Lingnan vs. U. of Shanghai
nt SCAA on Nov. 21.
up."
HKU vs. Lingnan rt CRC on Nov. 27
Players Union Chairman Jimmy Guthrie rovoals that
U. of Shanghai vs. St. John's his union end the Scottish at SCAA on Nov. 28.
Players Union have agreed to Lingman vs. St. John's at CRC Join together In a on Dec. 4
Players Union. All matches will be started t
The teams are as follows: Lingham, University; Dr Ho Wing-chun, Ma Shiu-leung. Lau Chun, Lam Wal-kai, Ng Shun-tak, Dr Yu Kwok-ding,
| Lam Kun, Shun Yan-por,
Hongkong University: Tony Llang. Dr To Shlu-nung. Iu Tak-cheuck, Dr W. C. Choy. Kenneth Lo, Dr Temmy Lo.
Uiversity of Shanghai: Edwin Tsal, Tong Po-ka, George Lin,,| Lin Chuen-yan, Yu Chick-ting. Lee Shu-fun. Ng Pak-hang, Lee Shia-yce
3
p.m.
193 00
103 1072
Ivan Gubijan Yugoslavia
Stanislav Nyenashev (USSR)
102: 47%
Miloslav Maen (CSR)
lie: alį
Josef. Malek (CSA)
101 90
Tesea Taddla (May)
191: 0 100: 93, 0 0
Ivan Kmanov (US5)
04
Vorfhult Savelesky (CSI Yuriy Styepanov (Russia) Keijó Ketola 4Pintandi Bjorn Thorkidsen (Norwony i Brendan O'Neilly (Eire)
189. !
108. A
IBA.
103 2
hty
POLE VAULT
Dave
SI Andrew's retain four of their last year's skips the D. Tra. A. Camp- perxen of bell, A. G. Coles and Bob Gour- Iny whilst St George's have only three-E. Greenwood, Bill Simpson and George Norman.
34 14
The
Pydir Debenko (USSR)
56.
Anatoliy Albov (USSI
14 314
Eefes LandstEDITI (Finland)
14: 34
14: 51. 14: 81% 14: 3
1412
The First Rinks are skipped by St Chieftain H.R. Cleland for
President Andrew's and
C.E. Marden for St George's.
The match Is scheduled to Blart at 2.30 p.m. sharp, and a large turn-out of both sides' | 23: 3!,
neutral 2411 supporters as well as speriators is expected.
14: 1 14 IN
4:
Ragnar funberg (Swędrni Viktor Knyazev (ÚSSİ Vladimir Bulatov (USSR) Vikior Chernobay (USSR) Vladinite Brezhnik (USSR) Georgios Roubanis (Greece) To: Bryngeirsaun (Iceland) Geoffrey Elfioit (GB)
201: 1 259: 34 239: 256: 6 233: 0% 201:
14: 164
13:113: 13:11
Jukka Puren (Finland) Victor Sillon (France)) Vladimir Gladenko (USSR) Zenon Warny (Poland) Edmonde Báltotta (Italy) Jirt Krejear (CSR)
243:31
| 245: 0%
241: 1
231: 814
236: 05
230; 44%
The plans previously an-Russell, well-known in Hong- nounced 1r the Basketball kong, is Invourite to get Wells' Langues have been modified and signature for Bury, it is very
will
that thry
be now
in probable run.
Eric the following Cannonba||' accordance with
einff at Villa Park,
plan:
1. Major Units-13 Piny each other once,
MINOR UNITS
Teams-
2. New Territories-10 Teams -Play each other once.
3.
Kowloon-9 Teams-Play
each other once.
4. H.K. Island-G Trama→→
Play each other twice.
All four leagues will start on November 22 and full Axture lista will week.
will join Haughton's
Wherever he goes he will carry with him the best wishes of those who enjoyed his many sterling displays here in Hong- kang.
BOT WEIR LEAVING
And now bark to boxing with
two good, and one so-good, items of news.
The very active organisers of
not-
be circulated this the REME Boxing Club have
The competitions have pled
to be completed by January 22.
1055.
10-MILE ROAD RACE
др
Invitation
to
The Royal Air Force and
Following are the teams with
St Andrew's rinks named Arst.
LONG JUMP
Odon Foldesty (fungary) Leonid Grigoyev (Rum{A} 24; 914 Jorina Valkaria (Finland) 24; al Kest Willinghurst (Poland)
1st Rink: J. Rovic, R. Morri- Alan
son. J. McKelvie, H. R. Cleland (Chieftain); v A, C. Tribble, J.
according to the Jatest in- G. Meyer, A. L. G. Enstman,
that
formation it is expected the match will take place t Last week I gave particulars Kai Tak on November, 25, al-
of the 10 Miles Road Race and
the 24 Miles Walk which are
frm details are
HEME Club is air In
due to be staged by the HKAAA Luolved in a proposed Triangular
event,
with isl.
keen on December 18,
E. Marden (President).
Buxton
Knocks Out
G
2nd Rink: J. V. Ramsay, J. R. Belich, J. B. Baxter, W
B.
Brown: V. C. Bond, G.
C. J. Askew, A.
11
F.
Albert Finch
Sherriff, Elliott.
3rd Rink: A. M. Buchanan,
sen, W
W. Marshalisay, M.
The
London, Nov. 9. on November 28. Since then the
British Alan Bn. King's A. M. Banks, S. McA. Fraser,
Buxton, organisers have decided to make Match
Regiment, and China
Cham- Gym. R. B. Marshall; v J. W. BelLightheavyweight certain adjustments to the con- dillons governing the 10 Miles Arrangements are already being lams. R, E. Read, R. C. Butler, pion retained his title when
pushed aheed and the plans are Chadwick Kow.
L.
The knocked out fellow Lon- Instead of teams of four run-to stage the show at the Queen 4th Rink: A. C. Spence, W. nors being entered as such it has Elizabeth Youth Centre In Kow-Stronach, P. Hughes, A. Hardener Albert Finch, in the been agreed that the entry may
vey; V A. Balley, M. N. Raku-eighth round here tonight.
E. A succession of tremendous nors with four to count for the
punches, which landed flush on trophy. In view of this changement lends me into the not-so-
5th Rink: J. Moodle, C. M. three counts of nine before he Finch's jaw, put him down for the entry fee for the event has food item, Hard hitting knock-
out specialist Sgi Weir, FAREL McLennan, S. J. Pollock, R. been increased from $10 to $12.
Gourlay; v G. W. Sewell, J. ran into a perfect right hooks to aut flat on his All other arrangements are Middleweight Champion, leaves
Colmans, D. L. Edwards, F. be stretched
.back for the full count., exactly as notified in this column the Colony on Friday on HMT-
Lancashire. Whenever the stocky Francis. a week ago.
well-muscled sergeant stepped 8th Rink: J. McIntyre, A. This was an unexpected end- Finch Into the ring fireworks could be Graham, W. Gaffney, A. G. ing to a poor contest. expected, and it was only the Coles: v P. Lowe, A. J. Ston- suffered cuts under and over his absonec of suitable and worthyyer,
J. W. Tindall, E. Green- right oyo, and his left eye was that restricted
badly swollen, but in the sixth wood, hie opposition public appearancom for no
7th Rink: G. H. Clayton, T. round I looked as if the coute! boxer his eyor been keener on. P. Ross, P. Kennedy, &. Comp could swing in Finch's favour
be for a team of 4, 5, or run- Mention of the King's Regi- Purvis,
•
BOXING IN THE NEWS
Boxing has come bang into tho nows these last few weeks. and
at the moment the ring
game is right ni, the top of the
poll.
Buxton came out of
By Atty
boxers in
the power in His punches, fe was Inglestow, K. A. Baker, W. C. ch #ijte kús Jeft ge næTE?!
a scrap, for, confident of the bolly C. Harverson, C. R. when are several topical Hem
always ready to battle it out with | Simpson.
blood ing
It bled badly in the seventh
the toughest oppoeltion will be big Charity' Show at Sgt Weir's, departure.
8th Rink: J. McArthur, A. 'round and Finch began to take Macno which was scheduled for a big lots to Hongkong boxing Grant, A. G. Hutchison, D. control of the fight, but he bo
over-anxious, allowing Reserves: M. Scott, W. A. Psapping blows which turned the Indicated that a letter le on the be able to do well in the Army Thom, M. McKmizley J. Me fight in the Champion's favour.
Labland
Router. why giving the revised arrange-Championships at home,
last Sunday was, cancelled due but as he will be striving .... In | Trail;, v. A. Dodd, 8. Bicheno, CA to land some...sirength-
to the weather, A telegram the United Kingdom in the box- A. E. Pearson, G. C.. Norman. Buxton. from the Portugueso Colony Ing season, he hopes that he will
247:10
241:10
244: 8 204: 71%
JAVELIN THROW
Soini Nikkinen (Frifandi Janusz Sklo (Poland) Toivo Hyyttsiden (Finland) Vladimir Kuznetsov (USBni Heiner Will (Germany) Knut Fredrikasça (Sweden) Otto Bengteron (Sweden) Andrzej Walczak (Poland) Eino Leppanen (Finland) Dlav) Kauhanen (Finland) Egil Dactielsen (Norway) Viktor Tabulomok (USSR) Gullbrand 8jostro (Sweden)
Bt. John's
Univeralty: Kho Sin-oi.
Choy Tin-fook, David Tsal. Yew Chang-chao, Kao T.T. Chen-chuan, Bo Ka-lau, Yu, William Ling.
Changes Of Venue For Hockey Games
Erkki Ojamo (Flaland) Sandor Krasznal (ilungary) As the Recreio ground is not Nilio Sillanpas (Finland) Cavallable on Sunday, November 28:1 Per Arne Berglind
14, the following
(Sweden) 235:11)% Yrjo. Ahu (Finland),
215:45
235:4
233: 036
237:10
231; 0
271::
alterations have had to be made to the fix- Paull Venerinen (Finland) turca: Recrelo
"A" will now Charice Vallman (USSR)
play R.N. "A" on Pool Ground, Panyo Tourunen (Finland) Herbert Koschel (Germany) King's Park, at 4 p.m. and Nav Olavi Innonën (Finland) Bharat "B" will play RA.F. Zbigniew Radziwonowicz" on Boundary Street Ground (Poland)
at 3.30 p.m.
230: 735 L. Zhuchkov (USSN)
FOR YOUR
Two crnek England amateur have rejected professional offera from First Division clubs.
Dexter Adams, neutre-half and skipper of Hendon, hno told 'Spurs boss Arthur Rowe
"Sorry, 1 am noi interested, but I will play for you when- ever my club don't need me.”
Dexler turned out for 'Spurs on Tuesday night against Rot- Weiss (Essen).
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comes from Bishop Auckland goalkeeper Harry Sharratt, Samo stylo "No" to West Bromwich Albion After Invites from Middles-. brigh and Liverpool.
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