THE CHINA MAIL, SATURDAY, JANUARY 25,-1958.

EXHIBITION SOFTBALL THIS WEEK

Taiwan Girls Take On All-Hongkong Today At King's Park

By "TIME OUT"

Sixteen Fourth Round FA Cup Ties Today

By ARCHIE QUICK

Another stage of the FA Cup competition today, with the playing of the 16 Fourth Round ties, is notable for the complete absence of non- League clubs. There are 12, First Division sides, 14 from the Second Division, five from the Third Division North and only one Northampton-from the Southern Section. How heavily the draw tipped the scales in favour of the big clubs is shown by the fact that only four Division One teams and six from the "Second have to travel, while only one Third Division team-York-are- at home!

League softball takes a back seat during the weekend, as once again the Colony's softball fans extend a warm welcome to the Yu Shan Ladies' team from Taiwan. The contingent, comprising five officials and 14 players, arrived last week for a three-games series against the best Hongkong has to offer and spectators are in for an exhibition by the visitors of how softball for the fairer sex should and can be played. Today at 3.30 p.m. Yu Shan take on the All-Hongkong Selection in the opening game. Tomorrow they are engaged in a double-header when at 11.80 a.m. they cross bats with the European Selection and at 8.30 p.m. they bring the series to an end when they come up against the against Portsmouth Combined Chinese girls.

To accommodate the visitors the two Senior games for tomor- row have been postponed, but activiting in the Men's Junior League and the Ladies' League continua unabated, so the hard- to-please fans thould have no grounds for complaints since there will be a total of seven games to choose from.

Last Sixteen

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Where are the shocks coming; should Rút ra 'draw GÌ Exoler, from this timo? After what and Plymouth do likewise At they did to Birmingham, York Southend.. Home successes for could beat. Bolton, and there Hagham v Coventry, Mill may be a surprise for Wolves wall v Walsall, Newport v Tor- Charlton quay. Port Vale v Brentford, can avoid defeat at Fulham, and Reading V QPR and South- Forest will not be easily beaten tmpton v Palace. at West Bromwich, In fact, an

In the six games in the Sélection 10-3; beat Overseas, can hardly be compared with Albion defeat could be the No. 1 Northern scellor, only 'Bradford Chinese 14-3; lost to All-Kong- the old Wahoos who habitually surprise. Most likely away City and Chesterfield of the kong 2-6.

wan championships year after winners are Burnley at Bristol top seven clubs are playing, and year, and don't forget that we Rovers, but generally it looks they meet eich other. City September, 1955-Yu Shinn suffered our Ladies' team beat Capandas 0-2; 16-0 at the hands of Yu Shan home sides.

worst defeat of an outstanding day for the should win. Crewe v Southport —the two bottom clubs--Halifax bent Overseas 10-2; beat Euro- in 1955 and the European Selec

v Bradford, Mansfield v Accring- pean Selection 18-0; bent South Lon then was made up of a

ton, Rochdale v Carillo and China 14-4; Gent Combined majority of Wahoos and

My last Chinese 15-7; bent "Old Crocks" Colleens!

y Chester should 10 are:-Burnley, Workington 11-2.

Frankly speaking, we have no Orient, Chelsea, Everton, Charl-all result in home victories,

Manchester The Comets should account

to match what

Liverpool. Yu ton

Up in Scotland Hearts have for Wah Ying this afternoon. sal (Combined Yu Shạn/ChingShan has to offer.

April, 1957-Taiwan Univer-material

The

United, Newcastle, Notts County, established a commanding 13 All- but it might not

will open

Wednesday, Stoke, Spurs, West points lead in the First Divi- so easy for San) beat South China 16-2: Hongkong team that a depleted Cheyennes nine to

Wolves Bion, and should keep II with a score a win over the strong P.I

will probably be Bromwich, West Ham, Chinese 6-7 Pitcher" Peanut Yim

win over Third Lanark, (South 13-4; Chinn), Catcher Mira

Rangers Almeida Grimsby should win outright next two clubs, (Hurricanes), 1st bose L. Y. at Rotherham in the only Divi-Clyde, aro both at home, Kwok (South China), 2nd base sion Two match.

lowly St Mirren and Queen of

South Division

should May Pau (South China),

Three South the 3rd Helen

the obstacles retain base

to full points. Loung

should (CAA), Brighton

1 win shortstop "Dinga" Ozarlo (Hur- leadership with

over away wins Hiba at Queens Park of school teachers from the Sericanes), left-Acid Frances da Watford, but runners-up Swin- and Celtic at Raith are

centre- don should also defeat Bourne- dicated. The remaining Lam and Tung Shek Middle Silva (IK University),

home Schools and were runners-up in feta C. Y. Lam (South China) Aldershot seems the most likely Falkirk v Partick, Kilmomock v mouth. Norwich to win at teams should get through - the Taiwan Schools Lengue in and right-field Ena Remedios 1997, having lost in the play (HK University) or Margaret away

Dodgers at the other end of the field.

The CAA ladies and Overseas closh at 10.00 a.m. tomorrow and at 1.45 p.m. the Seminoles meet the Austers. Wins for CAA

and the Seminoles are predicted. Clean Sweep

i

beat

Combined beat European Selection

beat Overiegs 10-6.

Teachers All

The Yu Shan team is made up

the series

Champion Side

and Bolton.

In

victory, while of the East Flic

TO UNIO

The Colony's current crop of

off game to the Tao Katt Do- Lam (South China) with per-other visiting aides Shrewsbury Dundee. mesile Selence School thehaps "Popeye" Ozolo, Myra lady softballers will be put to narrow margin of 5 runs to 4. Cruz, Terry Endaya and a the test over the weekend when Seven members of the present sprinkling of South China girls they engage in the series against

team were keen in action two | standing by. Talwan and I make bold to

30 years ago and rest tre mak- predict that any result other than a clean sweep of the three, ing their debut in local softball. games by the visitors will come I witnessed a recent loosen- The European Selection will as n shock to all who have seen ing-up of Yu Shon and standing be represented by practically the Yu Shan, in' netion before. Ahead and shoulders above the entire potential champion "side, glance at the past results of rest of the team was the captain the Hurricanes, with the addi- Colony sides against Taiwan and pitcher, Chen Bih-ju. Yes, tion of the University's Maureen teams will lend substance to my girls, this is the sama hurler Djeng, Ena Remedios and contention:

whose easy pitching motion de- | Fronce da Silva while the Com- ceived the local batters pre-bined Chineso nino fator in the viously, Eler deceptive curves | day will almost certainly be re- and fast up-shoots. are still cruited from the ranks of last there and if she can fool even year's champions, South China, experienced players like the since apart from the Caroliners atars from the perennial there are not many standout champions, the Wahoos, by players in predominantly Chin- making them swing with ese sides like CAA, Overseas or monotonous

at the University, regulorily nothing but air, she is certain to add many more names to her Hist of strike-out victims in the prescut series.

March, 1956 - Ching Hsul Ladies team beat Combined Chinese 10-0; beat European

Sports Diary

TODAY

Motor Rally

Salisbury

Annual Combined Motor Rally in Kowloon and N.T. From Itead, 243 pro.

Racing

Second Day of Seventh Rece Meeting, Happy Valley, 2 pm.

Cricket

V Division: Rectelo · Anny "South". INC V, Scorpions, Navy v

Optimists Police,

V KCC, Army

- v." Y JAR

Hectic Timos

The Yu Shon infleid did not let any grounders go past and as for the outfield the anticipa- tion, Judgment of fly-balls and turn of speed have to be seen to be believed. On the 2nd Division: KCC

V TWARE"

zide they 11il- DUS.

University, offenalvo Dockyard

with Police v KGV pressed Centaurs v RAF,

their base- Amy "North" v, KCC "Home"".

running and power in batting. am afraid the local teams are in for a really hectic time as this team from Taiwan has everything. The Hongkong girls art expected to have some 2nd Division: Taikao y Bouth trouble with feet-the extra 10 China ICH) 2.15 pm.: REME V to, be coped with between bases, Gymnastic(3) 2.15 pm Tele- At the visllora' request the

Prions (11) 216 Ping: pilching distance stays at

Hill v St Joseph V

Botcet

1st Division: Eastern v RAF (CH); Club v Tung Wah (Navy), CAA Kwong Wan (88) al matches at 3.45 pm.

Herve Division: Club Wab Navy), a 16 pm:

Tubg

The local girls can match the visitors only in batting strength. It will be no easy task, to-connect against the superb pitching of Chen Bih-ju and therein Hes the answer in glorious victory or devastating defeat.

Answers To Sports Quiz

1. Hogan Bassey.

2. 800 metres (or 880 yards);

3. Women's

World

Tennis Champion.

Table

4. World Middleweight Title.

Sugar Ray Robinson,

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5. Stockholm.

6. Stockholm.

3.46 pant & W v Aircraft (V) feet but that between. the sacks 5.15, p.m.

will be increased to 60 ft from

3rd Division: Mercantile ♥ Dodwell | the normal 50 ft to which pur (HV) 216 p.m. Redifusion v Waison (HV) 2.15 pankin lady softballers are accustomed. Godown v University (11V) 3.45pm.

The extra yards will most Hockey Recrein certainly affect the Hongkong Ladies' League! "B" (KP) 230 pm King's v Leoms, particularly In the Victorians (IV) 230 pm.

furby Club "D" v 24 Fd Eng Regt (Club) 3 pm Army v RAF (Skr) 333 pm; Police v Nawy (35) 3.30 p.m.

Shooting

catching and base-running, for with the exception of South China the players from the local Ladies' League, have not played the game on a larger diamond,

3. Foutball and Cricket. Ever- ton and Clyde are well- known British Football League

clubs. And two famous West Indian cricketers arc Evertor Weekes and Clyde Walcoti.

8. Yvon Petra of France Drubay (1946); Jaroslav. of Egypt (1955). And what have we to offer

opposition? 9. Neil Harvey. Game: Iwan Yu against sucht stiff

Our present bunch of players 10. Jean Boretra.

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