THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, MARCH 27, 1956.
AUSTRALIA'S CHAMPION
Barton Will Probably Remain Champion For A Long While
Says ARCHIE QUICK
Cruiserweight night at Harringay on March 13 was one big disappointment. Two young men, one from sunny Trinidad, the other from the murky East End of London fought with their eyes set on the World Championship, goal. Both won, but so unsatisfactorily that their joint aim seemed as distant us before the evening started.
Yolande Pompey took seven laborious rounds to beat the Detroit Negro Moses Ward who, after all, was little more than a Middleweight and Ron Burton floundered The his way to an eight rounds' victory over the Croydon vetera Albert Finch.. resulta were its expected for the favourites, but there was little grace in the manner of them.
Pompey elinches his right to
Barrigny there
incl
aga-n before his June Aght with Charnley said: "I have watched Moore,
on
แ World Bite till at Archie
Bights All three feading Moore next June and Barton British Champion after unly two The Harringay programme ended awath trements, and the most years as a professional dozen bat fights to his record. abrupt was when young Brian
stopped
a lot and showings. Landon On her
An
first the tie elderly Bellun i,Wet", ",,
"ያኔ
We had no tirDr fo future for either beyond where they have got Barton, as I have gaise the merit of this heavy- weight challenger's success but early and belege, has lost his
British former only as his father, s Champion promise ki
Jack clampton. Division Jeravyweight because the 1st 71624
afterwards. "ile cannot do more than win in the test pond" Of all the British pounding their Heavyweights way in the top Brian is certainly the most various hitter of thein
is so poor. His devastating punch London, said ans disamoured and he seems
I love last has savonar f Tade Pompey is the
B be rinotary
weapon 1324
to defeat
Wiles mich experience of Moore
W
knock-outl patrici
non-existrut against Word
BELOW THE CLASS
AL
When Dave Charnley left the completin of his Amy gaan National Service his hopes for
in making Nature lay white the no one; success of his track as a boder- This youngster was lomaker. Heavyweights
resigned to the hum-drum life that the dreary East London
of Dartford riverside borough
Bank will panbably Petit
To Chatrapures samply because there below the rescind him. bar a and roger Rajatolph Turpin and that fight seems very improbable Yet that still leaves Barton far below the class we all expertext he would Teach
There is time yet and plenty of course. for him to improve back le his old standard tal ofher than the
Amerientis and
O two ties--best only mon be Continentals, the can meet Just now 1 Yolande Pumpy, Bind the West Indian is not likely to get into the un
Preparations For
McCarthy so many imes in the ring and In training that I feel sure I can beat him. I know I and at the heavier puncher that will be a great help."
Somehow, I will have an in- McCarthy. elination towards
thr British Berg. and one punch can pay off any
points n against all the
pare and simple,
Brut Charnley In probably henviest
punching
vince Ki Lightweight
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can
mecumulate.
Anether ex-Army Champion. George Dorner, wus on the សារ bil ut Seymour Hat. Landen, and f liked the handy way he scored a points victory uver the very useful Ron John- ron. Dormer could very well train on to beenne a successful performen As ex-Serg-Major Fred Vrlander mild to me, the Army could very well provide four champions before 1958 out,
+
McKeag.
William Aldermun
vice- rotund, pince - nezed chuman of Newcastle United. Trov, he had won the Army
a former Member of Parliament Lightweight Boxing Champion- ship, but he ever intended to for Durham and ex-Lord Mayor
f Newcastle,
t vationce sue» | DI be anyone other than a
brther director Mr with his In fact, he sful amafeve.
Seymour
club over was such a successful amateur Stanley
united in titooley, but They are that he won
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es- their views about the Players'
Union.
World Table Tenniseks-out. Nearing Completion Lancastrian Johnny
Preparations
Tokyo, Mar. 20.
it profes-
such
wroug returned
Perzanded to become
hai he has meteorie Career that now he Not so long ago at Brighton, stands just one fight away from Mr Seymour decried West Ham
United's the Championship.
training continental punching methods to
then sald; heavy
me and Charley
Fay fnd 18 paid "The day the Players' Union won 16 of them-12 by cults it strike will be the last Union's itis latest triumph y uf the Players'
10 ነቲ WIN to stop that very good extence Helised
Butterworth
when Jimuny Guthrie 1207345 he went to Wolverhampton and saying, the Wolves' Wire players
unanimously favour of the floodlight bar and the Bilban match was called off. Since then, however, the w anderers have stated that the decision was only by a nafrow majority and a number of absent Players might easily have tipped the balance the ether way,
I still instal, and have told Mr Guthrie so that his Union members are barely lifty per- cent behindi talum,
Da dve rands, stands set for his final elirala- for tise 1954) toř (v7h Sammiy McCarthy, of
The whole of Tikyo
wilt what to see this
10
World Tuble Tennis Champion- neighbouring Skueyland
schaps
April 2, are acang empletion
The preparation committed reports the renovatin Tokyo Metropolitan Gymnastum,
the 10-day 2x
the of
Will
April 1
* Wie
serap and who will boxer
it is anyone's guess
it. Superlor win Mearthy was my choice until I saw what Charnley did to Butterworth
now I
I am not so It was
Ta most work- manlike
<specially 10,000€
Charnley told
Champon completed
by
Sure,
The large gymnasium can æð
than eaumodate more persons,
A committed heal sud the interior of the gymnasium wil t kept dark chirings the Cham Jom tips except for are lamps which will Hammate the players and the 19
Sables
served for the games.
Rejarsentatives on 22 eum- tele or expected to compete.
Thr
of foreign group Uiters anved in Puky t night by chartered plane
There were 53 pers as from 11 Cntrie
Hotel ace manodations prepared
In advance were ready to receive
15
Job.
afterwards that he had been hurt in train- ing and was doubtful right up f the last minute whether
wat he could go into the ring
ACTUAL FIGHTING
or
Ever
1 t I had to gei it quickly," he said. Well it look twelve and a half minutes of actual fighting and Butterworth was down three times,
-Discussing his Championship proyects at the weigh-in
DONCASTER WINS
Londun, Mar. 20.
them, extra coks have bech Doncaster, at home, beat West hired to staff the kitchens, team United in a Football League hotels reported.
Division Two
played match Daisuke Okudo, Executive under floodlights tonight, by two Director of the Japan Table goals to one. Tennis
said all out The match
postponed efforts are being made to provide from March 3, when West Ham
tur the And facilities
parti- were engaged in n Cup-tie.-- cipants.-Reutor,
Association
Reuter.
Wax
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JOINED FORCES
We
Now Alderman McKeag has Joined forces with Mr Seymour in a stand against Mr Guthrie's orgamsation "A closed shop' must not be tolerated," he said, "I the clammy grip of Trade Unjonist setzes the Katre of football i will be a sorry day
National sport, for our have heard of a 'closed shop' whic
hoycolt', next sonic player will be sent to Coventry
arul after
will that someone think up a strike on the eve of the Cup Final or players in- So structed to train to rule"," we will ደቡ
thread-ridden, on, strike-ridden and Union-ridden until the
folds
up the game Sport has indeed come to a Alderman McKeag Forty pasSI, wants a clause inserted in the players contracts to the effect that they
from will withdraw any organisation which inclites them not to carry out their legal obligations. That would bc o mistake Just now for prospects
peace are TOSY.
of
Alderman Mekong made the point that the majority of the mouey
the turnstiles paid at comes from Trade Unionists but it must be remembered that in many cases it is businessmen directors who are not Trade Unionists who guarantee at the
bank, the continued existence of many Clubs. I would say that third of the Third Division Clubs could not continue if it were not for the backing of many of these men. May be them do it for personal pre-
fact at they are the sponsoring bodies.
stige but that does not alter the
Sports Diary
TODAY: Meeting Annual Meeting of the Itongkong Lawn Tennis Association at KCC. 850 p.m.
Badmintons
Colony Bentor Badminton plonships at CCC, B_p.m.
"Golf"
Cham-
Ladies' Stableford Competition. Fanling. 4, p...
TOMORROW
Athletics
Finale of Inter-Schools at Bouth
China Stadstinge
Annual Meeting of K30C, 6 gim. Clubhou
Annual Meeting UBAC at Chub house,p.M.
Socear
$
The Australian Amateur Athielle Championships were held here recently at Olympic Park, scene of thes
More than 30,000 forthcoming Olympic Games.
Picture spectators attended the events each day. shows Hector Hogan, Australia's 100 and 200-yard Hogan, co- Champion, winning the 220-yard title.
holder of the world's 100-yard record at 9.3 sec., won the 100-yard event in 9.7 sec, and the 220-yard in 21.3 sec.-Express Photo.
ROBERT ROBINSON'S SHOWTALK
Page
HE FELL AMONG THIEVES NOW IAN IS REALLY
IN THE BIG MONEY
No expense, you might think, ls to be spared. They are using real pound notes in The Big Money, a comedy they are making down at Pinewood. ("Why real?" echoes the property man. "Because it's cheaper than making duds”),
And security officers are standing about on the set like brokers' men. They are also using real beer. ("Why?" echoes the property man again. "Because it's cheaper"),
But best of using a real actor.
all-they
nre
are
The part in that of a young
whose family'
all mon
but
I who lan't very
While this is definitely not thieves, cheaper-the two contracts he good at it himself. holda, one from the Boulting Even without the aid of dye. Brothers and one from Mr Mr Carmichael has become Rank, will net him £30,000— { filmdom's top somle actor it is a change.
the lost few
And the name, by the by. Ian Carmichael,
Dimost oven is months,
1
"Come up the hard way?" blinks Mr Carmichael. "I think
came up the correct way. "Struggled for ten yearn: Really worked. Made a success In revue. And now I'm In alms."
A splendid object lesson. I could not help feeling. for all those Alm gentlemen whose only asact is a profile.
T
WORRIED
Mr Carmichael is modest yet His pretentious ass of a TV honest, reserved yet direct. And producer in "Simon and Laura"
he tells me — honestly, and started it: his upper-class twerp directly--that the only time ho In "Private's Progress" neceler-really feels he is a star is when
Mr Carmichael takes the job
real actor of being
(110 a the received
Variety Club's award for making the most progress over the last year)ated it. very seriously.
For
he looks of his bank account. Mr Carmichaci has
And I report with satisfaction he talent. In a lm world which is that he does not want to play
Hamlet.
"1 dyed my hair red," tells me, solemnly, because largely run on talent-aubstituto get the feel of the part better (brass neck and cool cheek) such a phenomenon is worth meeting.
that way."
Scottish Soccer
Bridge Tourney
Mr Car- "Success?" say': michael, whose pleasant face Irresistibly suggests a penguin The Underleaders cleared who has been to a good public |their first stiff. obstació in a bid
Games Postponed school, "I am now permanently for the Inter-Club Team of Eight
London, Mar. 26. Two Scottish football league matches, which were rearranged for March 28, will not be played.
They are:
"A" Division.Clyde v Hearts (Hearts are playing the Scottish agalna! Cup semi-fusal replay Raith Rovers),
"B" Division.--Stenhousemuir v. Queen's, Park (now put back to April 28),—Reuter,
worried by success,
bridge championship when they edged, out Club Lasitano by 25 I have made two International Match Points last
they were good night.
in
"You see, films. Well
point films, so there's no pretending otherwise. But cow- can 1 keep it up?"
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