Part 16

THE CHINA MAIL, SATURDAY, APRIL 26, 1957.

WEEK-END SOFTBALL

On

Blackhawks Will Have Much Extra Support

Sunday Afternoon

By "TIME OUT”

Another full softball programme for the holidays gets under way on Easter Sunday as the Senior "A" leaders, Hank Killeen's Warriors, play off a double-header and on Easter Monday the spotlight falls on the Men's & Ladies' International Finals between China and Portugal.

With their League fixtures already completed and just one loss bék!üa tie Warriors, the Saints and Pandas squads will be out in full force on Sunday at 2.00 p.a. at King's Park to lend much-needed vocal and moral support to Olly Vas' Blackhawks when the Hawks cross bats with the Warriors in a long-awaited return match, the result of which will either hand the Warriors the Championship outright If they win or throw the race into a four-way tie if the Hawks repeat their first round victory.

the

answer

on

Indiser!-

Wong's pitching arm is still not

shape. The whether he will inst the pace the entire seven innings will be given tomorrow.

SU

Pereira,

SATURDAY SOCCER SPOT

LOYALTY TO ONE'S PLAYERS AND THE

SOCCER PUBLIC IS NOT BAD SPORTSMANSHIP

Says I. M. MacTAVISH

If you have been wandering down the back streets of Colony foot- ball this week you must have heard. as I did, the many hoary tales of how KMB's Championship aspirations took a nasty jolt because of the unsympathetic attitude of the Royal Air Force officials.

Depending entirely on where you heard the tale you might have heard fre quent changes in the word 'ansympathetic". Sometimes the term used was 'un- co-operative....sometimes it was indifferent....sometimes it was even referred to as “unsporting".

all the newɛdmer,

his first

blony of how ́certain cluba año | alleged to have loft stars out of their alde because the players had been engaged in gambling on games in which they were taking part.

The starling developments in the Sunderland case in the UK have shown that the FA's words wore to idle boasts. They have given the football world u four- less lead. One wonders if the KFA will show the sattie Im- There may or there may not partial spirit if and when the be some truth in the story but I opportunity occurs.....and it wonder if you have heard the might not be as far off as some

other one which

recotinis how

one star player is spending his people would like to bellevel! time on the sidelinen beesušo he will NOT join the belting circle which exists within his team1!!

INTERPORT

Tomorrow we The player himself is now

welcome the very disgruntled and makes no soccerites from Micap for ite bones of the fact that he will be amual Interport, There is no . playing his football elsewhere doubt that the Hongkong boya next season... and who would will start red tion favburites arti blame him?

with memories of the last time the game was played in this Quite another side to the Colony there is sound basis for story, of course, is the fact that such a point at view. the HKFA‚', like the FA in England, has frequently suid The Portuguese boys, how that If i could vel samu ever, will not be overawed, by or present material evidence of irregulari- either past results ties it

would pursue its en-reputations and it may well be the bitter end that the scoresheet will be ymy matter who

much closer than some folks Isoem to think.

Xam afraid I heard then all † to play without some of their tion a replacement had to be and, in order that you may judge key playcas.

Helded for stur full-back Oram, the case

and the allega- The RAF representative who wps unit, and another tions

playing ..... for yourself; let me apparently considered tell you the full unabridged Implications of the late request game in the Colony, had to quiries to or what was

very carefully and decided not be brought in at outside-left. volved,

the agreement to to give hás postponement.

story.

Terry With this provoking thought Once again, "Gove" Wong abilities of Al Oliveira,

Jimmy Chang before them and the realisation will have to bear the full brunt Ewing or

unslaught

his witness the steadiness displayed that the very two teams respon- of

the

by this trio impatient

in recent games. sible for their present predica-shoulders.

the Hawks can learn will be seated in

to curb their Chuck Gonsalves will stand by. ment

the tendency to stands and rooting for

a full swing

For the Blackhawks,

A few weeks ago tie Rayal Warriors, for mirately downfall of the

at every pich. fans turnout will seo Vie Pedruco Air Force received an invita- obvious reasons, this might be may yet see a repetition of the opposing "Goose" Wong on the tion to visit Macao for a game

with hefty Tony last Wong when mound Just the spur needed to goud fate that overtook

week-end, The only the Hawks to a supreme effort after four gruelling nings on Rodrigues calling the strikes.

the way of

their the mound

against and to victory.

the Saints Eric Remedios guards arst base obstacle in

the fact Remedios at cceptance was

that two

Wong's TÓ weeks nigo.

with "Junior" Olly Vas boys have recently

the Nunes brothers they had a League engagement Rumeurs have it that short and save out. been playing well below forn,

alternating between second and with KMB on Saturday, April but this bunch of yoursteni

13. os to third. The outfield will feature cannot be underrated as they

of Budji Dhabber, John are capable of playing heads-up

and possibly Nado Games, the ball. Their current form is no

latter having earned his sopt criterion considering the Juct

The other half of the battery in the lite-up by virtue of his that Jo recent gounes other will feature George "Juicy" recent good performances afleid

have comanttinents

Kibeiro,

at the in and especially the

plate. whilst &porting

wer Vas

from field quartet

are for the Hawks manager

will have lanky Utilities his strongest side.

Barretto Orst, Joey Hels

mentor Jerry Remedios, Rene with Killeen himself for Fortunately

hum.

second, Dicky and Done Remedios, averything el take now, the Chaves at third

and the

The Hawks are presently in a services of all his statwarte will comparable Stephen Xavier at

such even against do be available and another thrilling short, The Warriors

not slump and

05 South power-packed outfield allocre opposition reminiscent of the pre- boast a

the but mentor Killeen has had, no China and the CAA had to encounter which

the way about the ghi uphill batties all reason to complain

before emerging victorious by www very nurrow margins.

gone, vipus Hawks won 1-0, is in store.

THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB They are

ELEVENTH (EASTER), RACE MEETING Saturday 20th and Monday 22nd April, 1957

(To be held under the Rules of the Hong Kong Jockey Club) THE PROGRAMME WILL CONSIST OF 24 RACES. The First Bell will be rung at 11.30 am at the First Race rum at 12,00 Noon each day.

The Timin interval is after the Fourth Race (1.30 pm.) each day.

The Secretary's Office at Alexandra House wit close 231 10.00 am, each day.

MEMBERS' ENCLOSURE

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ANYBODY'S GUESS

They are an easily-dishearten- chips are down and have shown a lamen- of fighting spirit, table tack Their so-called sluggers show defalte dislike to fast pitching and this is exactly what they can expect tomorrow from "Goose" Whether the Hawks will | Wong.

to get the range of be uble

is anybody Wong's deliveries

A lot will depend on BUICEN both Pedruco and Wong und if both pitch true

to form, the result of this game will be in doubt until the fins out.

|

TWO MAIN ISSUES

These Bre the unvarnished fucka KMB certainly had to go Alve into this vital game with reserves....but the RAF. who There were probably several are now being accused of poor

by good reasons why he adopted sportsmanship-not KMB, such an attitude, but most im- I must make clear-were them- of three regular portant were the difficulties in-selves short volved in contacting the RAF player, players who are scattered all

the That, however, was not byer the Colony;

between the two for the thousanda difference

consideration for the thous ponement. The Busmen were

udumunt

The RAF officials made an approach 10 KMB and raised the matter of a possible post

that for Beveral reasons the game had to go on as arranged and flatly refused to be a party to the RAF's pro- posal. Now that is not hearsay helther is gossip ..... for onc of the

KMB officials told me personally that his club would have nothing whatsoeVEr to do with a postpontment, and he went on to explain why he and his colleagues felt that way about it.

their

men

the

of loyal spectators who, with sides. The real difference was in and above out warning of the late cancella-heart and in spirit...

of the re- all in the allitude

Arst tenm

to the tlon, would make their way to

be who had to newcomers No Boundary Street in full expecta-gular tion of seeing a big game.

were in brought in to fill the gaps. doubt other issues volved, but I am sure these were

INEVITABLE the two which weighed heaviest against the KMB request.

course

izating

because

LLOYD

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Sunday, 21st April at 19.00 hrs. for GENOA via Singapore, Djakarta, Colombo, Bombay, Karachi, Aden, Suez, Port Said and Naples.

Passengers are required to send all baggage to the Hongkong & Kowloon Wharf Co.'s Godown at No. 2 Gate, CANTON ROAD ENTRANCE where the baggage will be accepted up to 5 p.m. on 19th April 1957 and on 20th April 1957. All baggage must be delivered to the godown by 6 pin, ont 20th April 1957.

The Almen won this Kame I back the RAF decision one because on the day they were hundred per cent. One of the better wam and

feels

of they went into it with the will BAGGAGE: degree sympathy for KMB. It was rank to win. The Busmen virtually bad luck that at a vital part submitted their way 10

defeat because they The Airmen had no option but of the season they should lose hum

several players through injury

sense of a pre-match to turn down the invitation

to KMB is defeatism and sciences, .but

percolate right from Macao and get ready for not just eleven Arsl team through their organisation from

crowd-pulling

match So closed auch

players. It

is surely for just top to bottom and the result was against the Busmon

emergencies that reserves really inevitable, Chapter One in the Boundary play together in the second

eleven....and it is in the re- So there it is. Judge the merits Street Affair,

real indication of the cage for yourself. When- The second

chapter almost serves that the

héar be over you

the certainly opened earlier than it of a team's strength should

stories of the how, why, and SPECIAL NOTE: With the exception of hand packages found.

what for of this game weigh would appear but officially it

however, them Strangely enough,

up in the light of opened at twenty minutes past twelve last Saturday

1 was not the reserves who the true facts and I think really let KMB down on

this you will And It easy to occasion. It was the tempera- discount any suggestions mental soccer prima donnas there was anything unsympathe- who adopted such a condescend- tic, uncooperative, indifferent, or towards the most of all unsporting, in the aviltude ing youngsters in the side who were RAF decision that, in falmess the real culprits. It is at their to their players

that the extent of this crowd, the game should go on. clearcut defeat can be laid.

Nevertheless it should not be

few hours before the game was due to be plnyl, A KMB ocial in touch with the RAF representative and asked Olly Vas boys will be light-him to agree to a last-minute ing hard for another crack ut cancellation of the game as due the title whlist Hank Killcen's to sickness, his side would have will be equally determined to

Hawks' to the pirations.

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Whatever the outcome of this

crucial match, one thing is cer- tain and that is that a high stan- dard of softball will be dished out with the team making the most of the breaks coming its way emerging the winners,

Immediately after this the Warriors take on the South China side in the tall-end of their double header, and should have little difficulty in wallding

this game. question is whether the Caro- liners will even bother to put in an appearance at the Park as

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A. E. ARNOLD,

Secretary.

GUINNESS

walkovers in their last two games,

fect

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distorted

that

and lo the EMBARKATION:

NOT AS FAR OFF ...

A lot has been spoken and South China left-leider L. Camed for one moment th Poon, a favourite for the batting favour of the Royal Air Force among the players

was stacked everyting

wrillen recently about gambling of certain thile, is far ahead of the pack for truth to tell they

teams fo the Coldby. The with

an insurmountable -lead, and alfedtly Hins 20 lies at eat blenty of team worries of their limiento has always, of course, In actual fact they were been present: the direct accusa The Association has still not forced to play for the first tention has always been conspicuou decided on the needed number minutes of the game with only

OWNL

us 36, but has averaged 32 Insentee. recent years. It the latter figure

by its

complete absence, and of times at bat to quality. Itten men, as sharpshooter John while all sorts of folles will give has varied from 27 to as high ston

WEB h last-minute ab- you confidential inside storica of what is going on, few if any of

is confirmed, Poon may yet be

The vacancy In the side was them will back up their implica- unfairly deprived or the batting eventually filed by Elg-hearted tions with positive action of any

kind, tiile by his teammates if they Brettell who had already played

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