HONGKONG 2, KOREA 2
THE OHIÑA MAIL, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 7
HONGKONG SHOULD HAVE WON THIS GAME HANDS DOWN
Says I. M. MacTAVISH
May I present Hongkong's gay deceivers....eleven men who for the second time in five days tossed certain victory overboard when it seemed `securely tucked within their grasp.
Hongkong should have won this game hands down. They held every ace in the pack....they got more than a fair share of fortune's smiles....yet in the vital moments they faltered in deferice just as they had done against Israel, lost two cheitp goals, and in the end had to be content with an inglorious draw,
whistle blew the When the little winger run forward, but jumped over the ball and Kọ Po-keung following immediately They started off in grand behind him blasted a terrifle shot myle and their skill in moving through the wall of Korean the bay
quickly from man to defenders in to the net, I doubl man was an early reward for
goalkeeper Ham saw the bali, crowd who risked the the big possibility of rain to
see the shot was the pace of Ko match
What wonderful report this visitors could have been if the game had always stopped at the half-way mark.
So
It is normal to moke mention | snatched a few hours altep and of the roferce either In the went into action in the evening general context of a report or да though nothing untoward at the end, but there has been had happened. so much drum beating about Mr Peister from Israel that a word in or two on his performance wila the whistle would not be amies, First of all on the credit side was the fact that his deci- there was
were crisp and clear. They were also given quickly and his gestures left the players in no
to be a more positive We could have told your glowing doubt as to why the award had i seem
i think it is right threat in the work of the Hong-tales of our polished and purpose been made. to that most people agreed kong forwards and a great cheerful play and we could have sung with a high percentage of his led the air in the 10th minute the praises of that net shatter- decisions.
when Au Chi-yin cought tha
Ing Korean goalkeeper in two minds goal scored by Hongkong's
engtain
Unfortunately. when a high cross
ains
there are two from the right.
halves to a football match and.
saxy
There are of course two sides to everything sex Mr Peter als collects a mark or two on the debit side. fi co-operation with
Unesine his
Was Let- different....and u good
foulod 111 the
iL was for Hongkong. for a few minutes before the end a Kuron forward was blatantly home penalty ant the referee with ser missed on igatored the firsman's Bay which shot up, and correr1- ly too, to indicate the offence.
DANGEROUS PRACTICE
This was not by any mens the only thing he missed and the also gave off-side awards when his better placed linesman ob- viously did not agree. A VETY fault was his unjustified and impetuo action in pulling bijured players tu Their fett This
dangerous well resull SUTIOUS
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practice and
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being
could
irvady
further
to
In
of spite
the stort there
As the
right
came nearest Fat-kim.
rared
came Over
to beating
exactly as happened against Iammel, the local boys falied miserably to maintain their first half form.
and Lam
Ho Cheung-you Kam-tong stopped foraging and the snap and the pep disappeur- edi I cannot believe that this was due entirely to the torvén- tial rain which fall and which seemed to damp their spirits as effectively us it poaked the thou- sands wir huddled under 1- brellas on the popular side.
Kain
with
n
the goalkeeper hesitated in his advance, Au jumped high thing and nodded the ball towards the unprotected goal. It looked a counter all the way but just maka doubly cerials Tang Yee-kit raced in and banged the ball home.
This reverse shook Korea bati. ly and a minute later only a wonder save by Ham Hung-chui prevented a brilliant Au Chi-yin header from adding to the score. The visitors enne more into this and their the game after
in strong wingers were often
A GOOD VICTORY? the picture but 1 was Inside-
Rak-woon
Even at that who
stage It seemed Wit as though Hongkong would const to a good victory. They even had chances to increase SIZZLING GROUNDER
their lead but threw them away and Soung
Into Position
then came deep disaster as injury and called for a pass from Ser shocking defensive error brought aggravated. Myong-sup. As it came through Korea bang into the game Cunches and traders
are the he drove
a sizzling grounder
a good they hardly of the Hongkong deserved. inen to move an injured player inches wide
goal. It was a fine try and There was a deserved period gesture of frustration of kowe play in front of the indiented the narrow-home goal art then somehow the
the margin
between ball found ila way to left-half a Kim Chi-sung who had wander- fallurt brought the players her the whistle but during theghter touch to the proceedings.rd into the inside-right position.
The same player had another Kim hit the ball heat of this game the folks out-
along the side the studlan
ground. have good try a little later must
but this time Wai Fat-kim was a classic Somehow i skidded Januginood the police emergency
its way Ko Po-keung barrier uhit was in acilou inside. Mr
Tuk-hai. There Peisuer showed that
ed the shot. he La a
still appeared confident and
Just a few sea nds before the to be no immediate danger as accomplished
Chi-ping Hongkong's referee but his performance was interval
spirits
Wis In good covering position, one degree better thun half. Scared sky lig?... but sot explicable reason the full-back but for some jach
than higher e-dozen of our Colony whistlers could have turned
in... and pers the crowd tossed up as fed his foot out of the way the home side increased its lead and the ball slid under it and theiry would probably have
This was a truly magnificent into the net.
don't see a better for one this season I shall be satis their sporting gesture in going fik Hongkong were awarded ahead with their published a free-kick a yard outside the engagement in spite of the fact D and almost in the middle of they did not arrive An Hong-the Koul The korig until 10.30 u.m. yester took
strong cay morning after a very tiring | position US Chu of trip from Taiwan. They | placed the ball.
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...certainly not the referce.
Andl
Anally
Soung's there was the
which distracting feature of the long sustained blasts on his whistle, ness
By
I meand
Ict
success and
shied all the dranwales
a
The Korean players are due goal and it
special word of praise
he clutched and clear-past
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Lau
the
and Luk
The bitter disappointment of the goal took a lot of the keen cige off the home team's play just as it brought new life to the visitors. They swarmed into Korean boys the attack but a dazzling diy-
deftrsive play by half-nt Wal Fat-kim Wing-wah kept them out until the 02nd minute when another series of defensive
101 Soupx through to walk the ball into The net and square the game,
From then on H was vory
First American Team Το Play Basketball Behind The Iron Curtain
Seattle, Sept. 6. Twenty-two Americans leave here on September 7 for a trip behind the Iron Curtain with the aim of winning friends and basketball games,
slips
FINNEY SLIPS IN SHOWER OF SPRAY
Preston, North End outside-right Finney slips in a shower of spray which almost completely hides Chelsea left-back Bellett as they tusale for the ban on the soaked Stamford Bridge, London, pitch during their First Division match on August 25. The corner drets of the pitch wore ankle-deep in water following
heavy rain. Reuterphoto.
Pirie Beats Hewson And
And Receives AAA
Home Return
Nielsen
Orders To
London, Sept. 7.
Mr Jack Crump, manager of the British athletics leam, said tonight that world record-breaker Gordon Pirle had been refused permission to ran at Bergen, Norway, next Sunday,
U.S. TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS
Britain's Shirley Bloomer Upsets Louis Brough In Quarter-Final
Forest Hills, Sept. 6.
Rain forced a suspenslön of play in the US Tennis Championships today shortly before Australians Low Hoad and Roy Efterion were scheduled to enter
to enter the centre court for a quarter-final match.
The contest, along with the remainder of the day's' programme, was postponed until tomorrow.
Shirley Bloomser, 23-year-old with a forehand chop that re- Briton who is seeded starih, up-peatedly fell short of the net. Act former champlon Louis | She blew the frat get by making Brough, gooded third, 6-3, 6-3, 28 errors and trailed at 5-2 in and will meet Miss Fry in the the second before she made upper bracket semi-final,
brief rally, that fell far short.
POSTPONED GAME Neale Fraser, the fifth-ended Austamilan, required only a few minutes to complete his post- poned match
GU Shea, winning two games for a place
the quarter-finals where to
ho will play Ham Richardson. The match WBO called by darkness last night with the score bight all in the fourth set and Fraser went on to win, 6-7, 6-2, 6-2, 10-8.
THE RESULTS
Miss Bloomer, a stylish blonde, dutsteadied
Miss the jittery Brough throughout their match.
Though she had won here in 1947 and four times at Wimble- don the
Miss 89-year-old Brough had no confidence in any shot and was particularly wedk
New Olympic
Requirements
Lausanne, Sept. 6,
morrow
Men's Singles Quarter-Final Neale Fraser (Australia) beat Gilbert Shea (US) 0-7 0-3 0-3 10-8
Turkey's National Olymple Women's Singles Quarter-Finske Committee is being reconstituted Miss Shirley Fry (United this month; in accordance with States), bent Miss Margaret Du the new Olymple requirements, Pont (US) 6-2 4-6 0-2.
Miss Shirley Bloomber (Bri- according to
an announcement
by the International Olympic tan) beat Misa
(US)
Committee.
National
Louis Brough
8-3 6-3.-United commitees must and Reuter,
Dow be elected by National
Sports Federations and
not include
must
Press
officials appointed S. Korea Invited
by governments.
Untu these conditions Arc fullled no country
may take
United
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part in the Olympic Games,
WINTER OLYMPICS This Executive Committee of the International Olympic Com- toittee has asked the States Olympic Committee Envite two delegates from each International Winter Sports Federation a meeting in 110 MCLICK Bardles~). Hildreth 15.0 secs: 2 Erik Christen- Squaw Valley, where the eighth sen (Denmark) 15.3; 3. David Car- | Winter Olympics art to be rington 15.8; 4. Paul Vina 15.7.
Peler
He said this also applied to British four-minute Miler Brian Hewson and Roger Dunkley, Cambridge University three-miler.
time. Third was Den- Pirie has won two races this } some
Nielsen in 3 week, a 3,000 Metres event in mark's Gunnar Sweden on Tuesday in which he mins 49.0 sous.
The official world record for broke the world record and
3 mins 40.8 the distance to 1,500 Meets moe in Copenhagen Reis, hold Jolly by Nielsen and Rlum) $4.1; 3., Meteok 63,7. last night when he beat Hewson the Hungarians Laszlo Tabori by inches With former 1,500 Metres world record-holder Gunnar third.
Nielsen
0 Denmark
to
To Compete In
Olympic Soccer
vitation
Zurich, Switzerland, Sept, & A spokesman of the Inter- notional Football Federation said today, that the federation was awaiting a reply from the Korean Olymple Committee to an in-
to 400 Stetres Hurdles Hildrethheld, it was iconed in Lausanne
compete in the 438 e 2 3. Lambrechta Bel- tonght.
Olympic soccer finals at Mel- The meeting of the inter-bourne trs November. metres (18); 2. Torston Shot Put-1 Barclay Paliner .15.77
The Korean soccer team nar- national winter sports explets von Wachenfeldt (Sweden) 14.40 m. at Squaw Valley would be held rowly lost the right to mo ko
22 this year.
The Melbourne as a on October
regional group Jørgen Munk-Plum representatives of International winner. (Denmark) 45,00 (350 ft 7 in); ski, skating, loe hockey and efter home and oway qualifying They tied with Japan 2. Peter erster 4.71 m. (bobsleigh Coderations would be matches and lots were drawn to
(4.A.3 insi.
DIECUS
8).
dnd Sandor Iharos,
But another Hungarian, 1st van Rozasvoelgyi, has a time of 3 mina 40.0 secs awaiting The athletes are expected to ratification. return to Lontion during The
British athletés
lich Jump-1 Michael Jenkins tecolpinfem by American ex- decide the won nine week-end ----Reuter.
other events at the meeting and 10%), John perts. They would choose the
Kitching: 1.76 mi ft 2 ina). filled most of the leading places Hammer-1. Peter
and factibles for the Allday 55.61 COLITYKS (182. ft 014
The South f) 3.2. different events in the Olympics, in all other contests for which medicé
Cedergutal (Denmark) 84,00 metres they entered.
(510 ft 1 in): 3. Jan Ban 01.1 to be held in 1000, France Peter metres (187 ft 3 in).Rower.
In
Best display
Winning the
was by
Copenhagen, Sept. 6. Gordon Pirie, who broke the world 3,000 Metres record Sweden on Tuesday, beat two four-minute miler when ning the 1,500 Metres it 3. win Hildreth, who scored a double
in mins by 19.2 secs at #m international Hurdlers athletics meeting here tonight.
Pirte won by inches from his British Olympic teammaté Brian Hewson, who clocked the
WORLD VOLLEYBALL
Rumania Beats U.S. In Men's Final Board
Paris, Sept. 8, Results of afternoon matches
much a case of Wai Fat-kim-in the final board of the World
were:
Women
Hurdles.
110 Metres and 400 Metres
THE RESULTS Athletes British unless other- wise stated.
1,500 Metrofit Gordon Pirie 3 mina. 192 mees; 2. Brian Howson (rate tune): ? Gumar Nielam (Denmark) 3:40.8 4. Alanı Gardon 3:56.0.
100 Metres-1. Jorgen Fengol. (Den- mark) 118; 2. Robin Pinnington 118. 100 Metres "B"-1. John Meteal? 11.3.
400 Metges-1, Al Grimth (United States: 400; 2, Terry Higgins 40.5; 3. Michael Orrell-Jones 60.1.
400 metres "B"--1, A. Jenkieta 81.0. 800 Matres Keith Marsden
Presse.
SPORTS ROUND-UP
Former Everton Manager Takes Over A Club Where Three Failed
Cliff Britton, the man who walked out of a £3,000
a year job as Everton's manager six months ago, declar.
cot 84.1 2. Kjeld Roholm (Dening: "I've fňished with the game," returns, as manager mark) 1:54.7: 3. David Thornton of Preston North End. He takes over a club that has
1509 Metres (Junior)~1, A. Sub-
1:38.2.
derland mind 44 sees: 9. M. Soeren been managed by three different men in the last four Cón (Norway) 4:00.0; 3. N. Howe years. 4:00.1
$.008 Metres—1. Hugh Foard 14 Says Britton: "It was hard to leave football, much mine 31.2 per 2 Roger Dunkley harder to stay out. I know all about the snags. Preston Soviet Union beat Rumunia 3. Ingvar Jonson 46weden) have made a bad start to the season, so I begin at rock bottom. And that's the sort of challenge most of us welcome."
12-16, 11-15, 16-8, 15-12, 15-0: Bulgaria beat North Korea 15-0, 15-13, 15-9,
15:110,
Sports Diary
TODAY
Ladies
Tennis
Sugar Ray Robinson, World
UNDED
Seoul, Sept. Korean
Athletic today tho Association said International Soccer Association
the
in London fas formally invited South Korean socter fears to participate in the Melbourne Olymple Games
year
The Korean Athickle
"Associa
tion said the Korean Olympic
Committee wotif, call a difce- tore mboking later this month to decide whether to accept the là- Vitation-Reuter.
His First Serious Game For Bradford City
Londoni, Sept. 0. Masood Fakhri, 23-year-old Poidstaal left-winger, plays his first cous gdhic for Bradford City, English Third Division football club on Saturday. He will be in the reserve team, at home to Frickley Colliery, the Midland League.
Falchri was
the City
and the cross-bar-putting up Volleyball Championships here the shufters to save his col- leagues any further embarrass- ment and at the same lime keep a point in the home locker.
According to the rules extra- time should have been played but the dull darkening evening Czechoslovakia, breet Com- was very unsuitable and Referee munist China 15-0, 15-2, 16-4,
John Surtees, world 500cc in their centenary celébrations Men
motor cycling champion, will at the end of the year.
by Ammended to Fiatley, the True Peisner was right in deciding
former Workington manager, that no further play was possible. Poland beat Hungary 15-11,
not ride again this season-on man, who will play for the 15-12, 16-10.
doctor's orders, Surtees had President's eleven against India, who recently returned from a VERDICT
Rumania
oodching beat the United
hot wife, Enid, and Faldstar. He was
.in India Recreation Club Colony already scored sufficient points hobe to take
appointment Another good entertaining States in the Men's final board Champion par
formerly The delegation is made up of 12 members of the
Dolongedierto Bring Him, the championship with him. game....but a
of the Calcutta Sporting Club mockery of
Club miteed when he skidded and broke an a18-12, 10-15, 13-15, 16-8, 21-19, Doubles semi-finals Seattle Buchan Bakers Basketball team, National result if one considéra the in the longest game in the cham Doubles; Club Men's Singles Club arm in the German Grand Prix
and has appeared for Pakistan Mears Handicap Singles, and club Amateur Athletic Union Champions, four players, wives countless chances
of Hong-pionships so far-two hours 48 Ladies' Handong Sandos.
in July. and six AAU officials.
kong had to win both inauteri In a record fifth points. Nevertheless a lot of set score-Reuter. Besides being the frat US largely through the efforts of credit goes to Korea for a dne team to play basketball behind the French Federation of fighting display..... their. game the Iron Curtain, the Bakers Athletics,
with Yarnel will be well worth hope to bring back some in The Bakers
pecing. This Hongkong side squad includes formation
Cipriano, Jon Cochow, in about the calibre of Joc
which Ho Cheung-yau tho tcoms the Communist
nist Charles Koon,' Ron Olsen, Dean disappointed-noeds more
bite nations will send to this year's Parsons, Doyle Perians and up front....the bite a man like Olympic Games.
Patrick all
former University Lou Kai-chu could give, The
US Olympic team mct
Washington players; Ed he
may not be fashiona able". fron the Communist Tucker, Stanford, Eric Roberts, but by jove he's effective....Ob.. countates In 1948 and 1832 Washington State College, R. C. by the way........the grass was Olympics at London and Hel- Owens, College of Idaho, Bob cut and the plich rolled for this sinki," but this will be the first Godes, Seattle “University, and | guiné....mort acceptable it time an American team will either Jim Winters, Portland, belated gesture. appear behind the Iron Curtain.
Oregoni, University
those
"Although this trip certainly} ThicsT Whitworth
Jack College, Washington. tour has been Anansed
or
will be a lot of fumi, we're not #oing just for fun alone," ex~}--- plained Mrs Dorothy Patron, largely by contributions from wife of gimnd Don Patnoe, of Seattle Bakkelbaly fans, who Seattle,
consider thus ventúru a matter of
"We know we're represtating civic pride-United Press.
the United States and we have
to do our beff to malch a good.
impression"
A GOOD CHANCE
The AAU Champions will
face Crctt téam, at,Prägué that ti küpbdsőã to be the best
HOME RUGGER RESULTS
London, Sept 0. Resulta of today Rugby
on the continent. And there 19 Chodem and Rumy Lengun
a good charbe- they will sit
shot at the Ruladas Olymple aquiad, and Ha
Soviet
Us Ou
Other game
matefice wer
Union
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STAR RATINGS
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testo -3.
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NUDE NOUN
Rain Washies Ont Cricket Match Again
London, Sept.
៩.
For the second day running, no play was possiblu, owing to min, in the match between an "England X and a Common- wealth team at Torquay, " The Indian League, player, Vinoo Mankad is a member or the Commonwealth team.-
France-Presse.
MotorcyclKK 2.A. Motor Cycle, trială, var East Farm, New Tarrinric my
TOMORROW
ACCIDENT FUND
Mickiewight Boxing Cham in a number representative- plon, has backed down from matches, including several on his dedance of the International four of Russia,Franco-Presse Boring Club which holds his He says he is willing
The Football Association areale at once
to make a 'substantiak con-
| Soccer: Irel V.KOTOR, ok Hongkong fribution to the Players' Union Stadium 8.45 p.m..
Bowls
| Abcident... Fund, źróźni monty
and Division: TC Here, HRDC received from the BBC. And in minimum
✔ USRC, PREC V POC
next month for a of 60,000 dollars
COC, KOCKY Becelo, KDC "B" future the sochdient fund will Recently Robinson walled out Lader League: TC v. cocobo managed jointly by the FA, of the club complaining that he
and the Player Union, KDC V KCC. "W".
Open Colony Stiglos minol at KHOC, 4 pa
swinning
USRC Children's swimming date,
4
Man Athletic Anmaal Sports day of the Prison Dept, Sporta Asociation, 3 pin.
Tennis
unc championshāde: Mon's singles,.. Club, Baixad Open, Handicap Doubios, 430 pan,
THE GAMBOLS
HA! HA!
could not got enough money.
Hondary Ma
HOME SOCCER RESULTS
Results fünight's Associ
tion Football matches werey that Freddie Truman;] the 25- who will nbi. tiefend her
her Olympic
Nolt Ham Forest 25Bpum, Novece you-old Yorkshire and Engy Gates, accor land net bowler, who has not bourne, Thế Hungakos last Northameton 7.3. Climate Fax 2 0 boeit Invited to tour South week, bent is tolegrain li fa? the | Waisali, L201pawion. Town Adrics with the MCC this win- International Football Federa-Glasrow Cup Semi-Final ter will go overseas after all on to this emot
Irish League Ulster Cup Bit as a guset of the Bengri
Duty City Cricket Amocaution to tilte part
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