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THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1937.
ROBBINS
Sports Diary Macao's Team For
TODAY
Maalina
KFA Connell Meethig, Spurla
Road, 5.45 p.in.
Bridge
Condation Pur Bridge Tourney. Inc, 0.30 p.m.
TOMORROW M1++ling
HRCPA Selection Commilter Mente. Ing at Sports Ileal. 6.IP JL.M.
Athletics
L Sale College Annual Athletics Mlectiu at Boundary Steel, DI
Physical Irisploy
1.30
New Motion College Physical 13- play at Sosia China Stadium, Bp.
Isadeninyon
vism: RAF
Lobo Cup Against Colony
Macno, Dec. 16. following schoolboys have been selected to
take mart In the bi-annual school-
wins! boys tennis interport their
counterpart. Hongkong scheduled for December 20-21, So far, Hongkong boys have Macno's won twice against unce. The trophy, Lobo Cup. in the bonds of the Hong- kong players.
The Mineon team is as followin F. M. Rodrigues (Capt).. L.
Kyw hian Tong, KITC St Stephen Rodrigues, C. A. Jorges, ft. 1.
TABLE TENNIS
London, Dee, 14.
The English Table Tenni Federation has invited Japan.
Russia, China, Hungary bric Rumania to compete
the
Conecie, E. . Silva, A. G. Andrade, F. A. Branen, L. F. Natarinų, A. F. Marques, Jur C. C. Caleres, R. C. Calrces and Jorge B. Silva-Frunze-Pres-e.
HOME RUGBY
از اوا
N'azion Router.
London, Dev. 16. Cambridge University Edinburgh University by 35
match played fotkiy,-
Ennish Table Tennis Cham-
pitmships here muxi March, it j„print, so three in a Rugby
was unnuunced France-Free
here today.
RULED VARSITY GAME
RANDOLPH TURPIN TO
FIGHT PASTRANO
First Bout As Heavyweight
London, Dec. 16.
Britain's former World Middleweight Boxing Champion, Randolph Turpin, will probably fight his first heavyweight hout against America's fourth world-ranking heavyweight, Willie Pastrano, in the English Midlands on February 5, it was announced here today.
The fight will be held at Birmingham or Lei- cester.
A Boxing Lesson
Twenty-one-yent-old Pustrano, from New Orleans, who recently gave the British heavyweight hope, Dick Richardson, a boxing lesson here. has accepted the meeting on the condition that if he luses Turpin will give him the return light at Madi. son Square Garden in New York.-France-Presse.
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Scrum Weakness Was Cambridge
Achilles Heel
Oxford Uni....3 Cambridge Uni.....0
By ROY MCKELVIE
Potor Robbins, wonderfully supported by the other Oxford forwards, gave a display that may have earned him the England captaincy. He showed himself to be a prince of wing forwards, possessing immense strength and ro- markable positional sense, in
this annual Inter-Varsity match.
Not far behind him on December 10 at Twicken- ham were his back-row colleagues, Robin Davies and Steve Wilcock, whose major con- tribution was the subjection of the Cam- bridge scrum-half, Andy Mulligan, who can rarely have had an unhappier afternoon.
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Yet even these three heroes could not have operated 50! clinically upon Cambridge the Oxford front-row, Lonihard, Hoare, and Jeeson, hid from the very first serum esta- blished an unbending superiority ever their opposite numbers. Here, as suspected, was Cam- bridge's Achilles hcc), KI Oxford won 14 of the 1st 17 serum which took place, un- believably in only 17 minutes.
Biggest and inost pleasant surplice of the matel was the outstanding all round skill of Oxford left wing three-quarter John Young,
This boy is not just a sprin- Ler. He hus a football bra!! above the adinary, his tactical positioning is perfect and his kicking to touch more then merely efficient.
Quicker
With Oxford getting the ball away quicker and more often from the case seruma, Cam- bridge were left only a ride better than equal in the incouts,
Had Oxford a fly-halt such as Philip Horrocks-Taylor, of Cam- bridge, goodness only knows what they might have won byt
Yet the Oxford fy-half does not deserve criticism because of his limitations. In the first 20 breath-taking minutes when Oxford, with wind and drizzle in their favour, won this maten Weston did exactly what was expected of him.
Oxford's Laurie
When centre meets centre. Watts comes
across to challenge a Mike Hartley
breakthrough.
Donald Campbell
Making Plans For Land Record
London, Dee, 16.
turbu
Sheffield Shield
Look Like Following On
Summarised scores after three of the four days' play:
Perth, Dec. 16. Now South Wales, 245 for Donald Campbell, already, thenie wickets in reply to West- fustest man on water, is making ein Australia's 332 for eight long range plangs to become the declared, look like following ph fastest man on lord as well. in their Sheffield Shield cricket
He said he hoped to shutter match here. the existing speed record fo automobiles, driving a jet car over the Utah Salt Plata. Westerny Australia 532 for Campbell's car is not off the tight declared (3. Rutherford drawing board yet. But the 166, 13. Stepherd 85, M Veron Dunlop company is about to 71. L. Sawie 48. K. Meuleman start test with special tyres 33, M, O'Neil 3-52), New South capable of bearing the strain of Wales 245 for mine. spuesta up to 450 miles per Ter-er almost 50 m.p.h. more than the recognised mark of 403-135 m... set by John Cobb of Britain in 1947.
Campbell's car was not ex- pected to be ready before 1901.
United Press
John Charles For
Wales-Israel World Cup Tie?
London, Dec. 18. The Welsh Football Federation
will ask the Italian "Juventus"
He played Into the corner under the juncilon or the north and west stands Occasionally football team for the loan of he gave his contres a run, but transferred Welsh slaT
John
for the most part he kicked Charles for the Wales-Isra The pressure on Cambridge was Football Cup, it was atmounced
over his forwards' heads so that ; qualifying mateht of the World
relentless and continuous.
Rattled
In that aggressive spell Cam- bridge were severely rattled, Mulügon, at serum-half, fum- bled and
Windsor-Lewis throw a wild pass to Arthur Smith, the first of reveral that marred his performance.
here today.
The six-foot centre-forward was transferred from Leeds to “Juventus" this yeur (OT
£65,000.
New South Wales who have won the Sheffield Shiold 29 tincs, including the lust four seasous, were in trouble against the Weat Australian bowing throughout the day.
Syd Carroll, an opening bat, was dismissed in the third over of the day and dai în cazy paced wicket, which lcoked full of runs, Inst bowlers Gerring Horre and Anunt shared eight wickets among them.
A trature of the innings was The excellent Shield debut by Roy Watson, Western Aus- trolla's wicket keeper, whp has 10 fer taken four extches.- China Mati Special.
Sir Jack Hobbs Celebrates His 75th Birthday
London, Dce. 10. Sir Juck Hobbs, the former Surrey and England batsman,
75th celebrated his
birthday Wales will make this bid for today. Charles following their luck in He attended a luncheon in yesterday's draw at Zurich wher his honour in London. Among they were pulled out of the hat
the guests were several of his to play Israel in the final qual- famous contemporaries, includ- Tich fying round match for the analing Patsy Hendren and
played in Sweden next Freeman,
During that spell, too, John to be Currie and Watts missed penalty year, shots goal, and Steve Coles, i Izrael qualified from the Grand little, scrum-half, scored African-Asian zone without The decisive ity.
playing a match. Near the line Oxford shoved Cambridge off the ball, Weston gathered and was held, and the bali ran loose, Three Cam- bridge men missed it, and Coler pauriced cat-like for the touch- down.
And so into the second half. Now we expected to see Cam-
Wales Anished second in the European Group Four-France- Presse.
Final Count In
bridge, and Horrocks-Taylor Florence Soccer
particularly, put the screws
On
their rivals since their forwards were more or less holding their own and Mulligan was a shode inore sure of himself,
Railing Collapse
Florence, Dec., 1.
Once Horrock-Taylor reach- More than 100 persons were ed the corner-fing with a 55-injured in yesterday's Florence yard kick; onen he erased the soccer stadium raking collapse. ball to Smith; once he tried a final count showed today. drop shot; once he was caught
The accident occurred during a foot from the line near tho the second half of a dramatie poets after gathering a cross-League game between Fiorentin Kick from Smith.
and Juvenius. Fans were pushing forward excitedly when the iron rolling gave way and more than 100 persons toppled forward.
A total of 105 fans were given
Snuffod
But mostly his genius was Enuffed out, and he had to tip first aid treatment in Florence
neighbouring hospitals- orthodox passes to his centres, and neither of whom was equal to United Press. the occasion.
It was an exciting, but not n
grent,
'Nearly game people watched it.
cocks
30,000
23 Nations Entér European Basketball Championships
Sir Jack played G1 times for England-41 ogainst Australia. His aggregate of 01.,237 Jung during his career from 1903 to 1934 is the highest made by any first-class cricketer, and, no ene has exceeded his total 197 centuries.
of
He was the fral professional cricketer to be knighted, Teceiving the honbur in 1053,China Mall Special.
P.I.-Belgium Tennis Exhibition Match Off
Manila, Dec. 17. The Philippines-Belgium ex- hibition tennis tle, scheduled here late this month, has been cancelled due to the illness of Jacques Brichant's wito, vibo Philippine Amateur Athletic Federation conounced last night. The Belgian Davis Cup team, which lost to America in Aus- tralia, will just make a brief stopover here following Bri- chant's decision to join his wife, it was added.-France-Presso.
IRELAND-ITALY WORLD CUP MATCH ON JANUARY 15
The Teams
Oxford J. N. Scott; J. A. Diamond, L. D. Watts, M. S. Phillips, J. R. C. Young; B. A.
Munich, Dec. 10. G. Weston, S. C. Coles; L. T.
The men's D.
1058 European Lombard, A, H. M, Hoare, Jesson, R. H. Davies, J. D. Basketball Championships wil be held at Istanbul in May, the Currie, M. W, Swan, P. G. D.futernational Basketball Federa
Belfast, Dec. 10. Robbing (captain), 8. H. Wil- tion decided at its Congress held
Wednesday, January 15, an over the week-end at Gouting the dale, for the World. Cup'. Cambridge. - Å. Prosper near here. Harries; A. R. Smilk, 0. The delegates of 22 nations soccer match between Ireland and Italy was confirmed us Windsor-Lowis, M. Hartley, B. attending the Congress also suitable today by the Irish J. N. Leonard, J. P. Hanks decided to organisa. 79, meetings Football Association. Taylor, A. A. Mulligan, Wand international tournaments In
original The Downey
1958 as well as the first Europont December 4, was played as 4 (coplain), Hockey, J. G. Vaux, R. W. D.JEicketball Cup de champion friendly match because un- Marques, BB. Loyalay, D. A. Perma :: Macrwenney, K. Bestie, B. R. Twenty-three countries have garian officials for the match, F. Scolt.
already given thele agreement forbound in London, did not Cline Matt Referee, Gwyn Walters for the European Cup,France arrive in Belfast,
Special (Wales),
game