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THE CHINA MAIL, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 5, 1958.
BIFF, BASH AND BOOT QUARE TIMES WILL MISS
Pakistan Lose By An Innings And 174 Runs
Kingston, Mar, 4. West Indies wore assured of drawing the serios when they beat Pakistan today by an innings and 174 the third Test runs in match here.
lost their. remaining thre
Two Units vie this week for the Sports Parade Spotlight. 1/RTR for decisively defeating hot favourites 1/E Lan Regt, by a clear 1-0 in the Major Units Football
The depleted Pakistan team KO semi-final, and the magnificent achievement of 6 COD in taking on the might of 49 Field Regt. two men were unable to bat- RA in the Inter-Unit Team Boxing Championships wirkets and were all out for 280 and winning by 16-15 to enter the competition's semi-in 40 minutter ptry this morning, final where they will meet 1/RTR next Saturday evening, commencing at 1930 hrs., in the Assembling Hall of St George's School, Kowloon Tsai, The Gummers were a shade unlucky and probably lost the match on the impetuosity of a boxer who, in the excitement, incurred the censure of the referee and was disqualified. A. point of interest in the Regiment's team was that it contained no less than three brothers, which is surely a record. The trio are Sgt. James, Bombalier Brian, and the buby Gnr. Colin Morris whe boxed at Rantum, Feather and Lightweight and this must make them a formidable family.
In the other first round clash, | tussle with 54 Coy RASC retired the meeting Of dark horas to their country retreat victors RTR and 1/Green Howards by the odd poal in seven, the which the knowledgeable baddietder coming in the last minute booked us a "classic" turned out when all were set for extra time, to be a Mtle disappointing, not that there was any lack of cour- age or endeavour.
AU gave of their best and several bouts earned the com- mandation of the referees, but the boxers on each side in the main lacked seal skill and relied on strength and fitness. The andable exception was saved unit the last hout of the evening when pr. Christopher Boggett,
1 RTI et Pe. John Noian, 1 Greer Bawards,
after
The beat opened with a bat
few seconds both landet! very spild blown simultaneously and two very surprised boxers found armselves sitting swarily on the canvas to the astonish- zent the reteter when, am
penny.
suru, wondered what was hap
However, both their best to rise more quickly than the other, but. I made dend resumed.
heat,
And
the
Quite A Load
battle
Both had boxed before but the Trouper relied a little top much on swings which were not landing correctly with the knuckle part of the glove. Nolan disadvantage in height and reach still had the measure of Borgett from the start and, picic le his punches cleverly, he bulit up quite a lead in the first and
second rounds,
The game opened wiht inside left Simpson almost blistering the palat of the Field Am- (bulance goal post, bet back came the "Medies" at when goal- the seventh oul a hot shot
keeper Dunn In minute pushed
Ays.
The Scoreboard
WEST INDIES 1st Innings-790 For Three PAKISTAN
This Will Rank As The Most Uncharitable Match
In Many
Years
Says I. M. MacTAVISH
0
South Korea
0
Combined Chinese Around 28,000 spectators packed the Hongkong Stadium fast night to see the Combined Chinese battle to a goalless draw with the South Korean National team. Many thousands of these faithful fans fought down the frustrations that confronted them in the traffic-packed roads that led to the Stadium: thousands more queued impatiently for tickets: thousands queued for admittance... and if you stayed away and did none of these things count yourself among the lucky ones.
the
game.
curliest
For
*
minutes Οι
one
Or
|
Korean
They seared 328 in the Arst indles replying Innings, West with 700 for three deeinred.
West Indies won the second Test after drawing the f!ret Two Tests remain to be played. The Tast three Puldisin
during the Lau Yee's strength popular 15 runs to
This was a bitter battering- | lessness. wickets added only
series. ram occasion. It brought little proved be important fac of 273 for
In the 15 minutes immediately the overnight score
credli to anyone: least of all to tor in a game of this nature and
his burly presence "encouraged" after the interval the Korvaus Ti.ey faces u hopeless task.the visitors
a sort of steamrolier Some weeks ago I said after
Two of the Korean enjoyed Ghani The injuries to Narimul
thumb) and
"If players to use a little discretion superiority... but slowly the Mah- another Charity gunc tractured
thigh tha is Charity football let us
... particularly in his vicinity, peitulum swung back in favour mucki Hussein (pullod
Chinese and muscle), both of whom will be have more of "I now ask It seems that nowadays Chan of the Coribinet
defending by that if Fat-hung has a soccer chip on only desperate out for the rest of the tour, crip- your leave to declare pled the attack on the second ist night was on example of his shoulder. We have seen him the visitors kept the home side
Charity football committing thoughtless fouls from scoring. and third days whom West Indies international
Mok Chun-wah was spoken to then never let us see the like several times this season....and compiled their mammoth total.
of it again.
he was at it again Inst night. It twice by the referee and Wong is true that he suffered a degree Chi-keung also got a word or On a purely practical note ahould explain that the Koreans, of proveention, but top class two of censure after an incident obviously intent in regaining players do not resort to the sort which finished with Kim Hong- some of their lost glory, started of stuff he is producing al pre- bok being carried from the field ..... although I thought the the unsavoury stuff wight from vent.
full-back contributed thr The home forward line was visiting
Chi- most to las own injury. Certain- Cheung-you, long in the to
Wong Hongkong
The ly the crowd showed him scarit boys resisted the cung and three ghosts!! templation retaliate, but biggest ghost of afl was in the sympathy as he moved round to slowly the vencer wore thin and Number 11 shirt and it is doubt the side of the field. Incidental- Mok Chun-wah towards the end the visitors tulif
would y we had another 'down-tools had had more than they bar- have recognised hintself had it by the visitors at this
been possible for him to ser ... but it didn't last very gained for.
If you like your Joothall hirrelf in uetien. This once Iong. liberally nee:t with blatant magnificent player was literally Kim Hong-bolt, bitterness, bite and bash then outclussed by
would have had the time of the Korean right back, and you Your life at this game. The thinking over the game in de- player
possession was In tail, I cannot recollect a single Krave physical danger from the occasion when the little winger moment the bull came his way got past his man with the until he got rid of it
and ball. Au Chi-yin was hardly a shade better and It is obvious often even after that.
that his being in and out of the American Visitor
Pallee side this season has taken Au American visitor, who the edge off his play.
few incidentally had
The third
host was Yiu Ogames of soccer in the United Cheuk-yin who was only a
to me at
the shadow of the brilliant will-o Kingdom, sald
who
such played interval........ and I used the-wisp to think American football was havoc with the visors in the Total (all out)
288 tough... why these guys out earlier gumes. Here he struggl-
there are doing all the Fall of wickets: 1-8, 2-20, things without any protective 3-57, 4-105, 1-120, 6-286, harness!!" How right he was.
There were times when the referce must have been undecid- ed between awarding a free kick or arresting the
from the right he had the mis-Hanif fortune to drop the ball on the
tog of centre forward Hoggarth who gratefully received the gin
and almost broke the net.
Both sides indulged in raids and after 27 minutes the visitors' centre half Towers passed back badly to Cpt.
Bryant in oal forward
word the RASC centro
Leung Yau-sa streaked in to round the keeper and level the While still writing he
score.
brief deluils of this, the bull
was presed to the left from the kick off and wiriger Bar res- red the lead to the Ambulance unit with a very nice sulo run and an unstoppable shot.
Tee Innings-328 2nd Innings Muhammad, b. GII-
Ahmad, Ibw, b.
christ
Imtiaz
Dewdney
Saeed Almad, e. Gilchrist, b.
Gibbs
Wallis Mathias, c. Alexan-
der. b. Atkinson Allm-ud-Din, b. Gibbs Wazir Mohammad, bw, b.
Alkinson
A
11. Karbar, Dewdney
שינו!
13
0
44
10 30
106
57
not out absent
0
Fazal Malimood, e, Alexan-
der, b. Atkinson Khan Mohammad, Mahmood Hussain,
hurt Nasimul Ghani, absent hurt
Extras
A minute, before the breather the RASC were presented with a opportunity almost similar to their adversaries' opening score. Keeper Bryant made o brilliant save only to push the ball out to jett winger Thompson whose shot 7-286, 8-288. hit the post and slid in.
Second Period
10
حمد
2 assault and battery.
seen p
culprit
same
for The man
3 with the whistle had a
Bowling
M
R W
Gilchrist
12
3
G5
1
Dewdrwy
19.3
2
18
30
19 4 40
1
2
20
14 4 41
10 + -Reuter
Where the Field Ambulance Atkinson had the territorial advantage in Gibbs the first half, a reversal of this Smith
in the second period Sobers wes scen and but for some
altrocious Werkes
should Boggell, superbly fit, came shooting 56 Company back strongly in round three, hove settled the issue during and certainly held his own. Both this period of dominance, trut received a big hand when the † with sb minutes left it was a anal bell sounded, but I must breakaway by the 'Medica' which admit to being very surprised brought danger, Winger Blair put when Boggett was ammunced ap
the winner.
If the local
over
R perfect centre which
while his name
right hall Dove, who had matchmaker is right up and leaking for a good bout, here is implies pesce, his resultent
RUGBY
found its way to, or of people, Two Changes In Scotland's Team Against England
a ready made one which if they scoring shot. brought anything repeat this performance wit
la locul uns.
but a peaceful existence to him for a few seconds ns he was heavily congratulated by
team mates.
his
In the hockey world, congra- tilation go to the Hongkong
Exchanges were fast Signal Regi, who, having won the furious in the remaining minutes Major Unit knockout competl-) and with but three left for play tion, beat off a late run by the referee SE.. Pralett, who had 1/6 Gurkha Rifles who came up handled this tense match with fast 151
last stages to inet and discretion, awarded a the challenge for the League tree kick just outside, the Field and in an exciting match which Ambulance 10-yard line and the decided the destination of the resulting kick was placed at the
the Gurkirus. League shield
feet of Simpson and of course playing extremely well, kept the
the score was 3-3. Signals at full stretch and only retired losers by the old goal of three.
Sweet Revenge
15.
most
2 unenviable task. At times he
o was compelled to play a shrill solo....yel one felt that he was a bit too tolerant of the cruditie that were enacted before his
last Saturday. I.R. chosen at prop forward in pre- férence to Tom Ellot,
The team is: KJ. Scotland (Heriot's Former Pupils): A.R. Smith (Gosport), Captain, JT. Jocherty (Glasgow High School Former Pupils), G.D. Stovenson
cy'es.
It is probably difficult to bring oneself to use the iron fist in a benefit game of this nature.... but for my money this will rank As the most uncharitable Charity match I have ever had the mis fortune to watch....and in con- called for special sequence action.
it
We didn't get it. Anyone who saw the game will tell you how much they deplored the resultant spectacle. Three names were in the wee black book at the end. Few deserved to ex-
left
The Credit Side
Guilty
Verdict
stage
against both sides,
I heard it being suggested last night that as the result was a draw there might be yet an- other game.
THE GRAND NATIONAL
Recurrence Of Old Injury
London, Mar. 4. Quare Times, winner of the 1955 Grand Na- tional Steeplechase, will miss this year's Grand National on March 29 and the Cheltenham Gold Cup on March 13 because of the recurrence of an old leg injury.
Mr Vincent O'Brien, the Irish trainer, announc- ing this tonight, said: "After a gallop today Quare Times appeared to pull up sound but it was later dis covered that his old leg trouble was affecting him.
Veterinary Report
"I will have another veterinary report on Thurs- day about his leg to see whether he will be able to race again this season, but he will definitely have to miss the Grand National and the Cheltenham Gold Cup."
Quare Times was quoted at 25 to one for the Grand National nt yesterday's callover.-China Mail Special.
Table Tennis Observers Rate Russians As Little More Than Mediocre
By JOHN DAVIS
London, Mar. 4. Russia's first venture into international table tennis pro- vided a shock with the defeat of Hungarian star Zoltan Berczik on the opening day of the new Euro- pean Championships in Budapest, but subsequent events have proved that they are a long way from being world-beaters.
than In fact, some observers rate them as little more
mediocre, while others say their standard is about between that of the strongest und weakest nations in the game.
But they are learning fast, though the majority of their top-flight players are Lithuanians, Esthonians, Armenians, etc.
The
In the current team champion- ship in Budapest, they won four of the seven matches but were outelnged by Rumania, Walen and Czechoslovakia.
I hope the Society for the
All-Union Champion, The only real attacking player, Prevention of Cruelty to Fool- Rimas Paskievitsius, who tog-who hits with tremendous power, pleci Berezile, is a Lithuanian. is Mise Zohartan, who was beaten ballers... and also the one
in the final of the All-Union for the Protection of Spectators Little importance is attached to will combine to strangle such his victory as it recurred in a Championship. Like the Russian an idea at birth. We never three-pare team event instead men, the women are not yet very want to see another game liko of the usual singles distance of formidable opposition. this. It may suit the soccer Ave games. And it was Russia's sadiste... but it means nothing only success in
a match which to the real fans and followers Hungary won 5-1. of the game.
They were also beuten 5-0 by The Teams
France, Rumania and 5-3 by Combined Chinese: Lau Kin- | which does not suggest world chứng, (South China); Lo Pak standard. (KMB), Lau Yee (South China); it may be possible to form a Chan Pai-hung (kichee), Las
of Russia's opinion better Szeto Yiu (Kit strength when the singles play Tim (KMB), chee); Wong Chi-keung (Southrets under way. A different
(South the Chan), Ho Cheung-you
story is expected when Berezik China), Au Chl-ylu (Police), Yu gets an early chance of revenge. be influenced adversely by their Cheuk-yin (South China), Mok He has a bye in the first round, provocative tactles
ed and stiained to larme the white ball, but only in brief flasher was it possible to reeng nise him for the great player we know him to be.
Frilly Football
and what of Koreans, One must of coure
15 Chun-wah (South China).
and it therefore a little difleuit not to
and his opponent in the second Koros: Pak Sang-hoon; Kim will be the winner of a match be blased. They obviously in-long-bok, Cha Tai-sing; Leung between tended to
Paskivitsivs und Jan make sure Hong- Chol-hok, Kim Chan-chi, Kim Harrison, 2 young! British representatives were Chi-sing: Choi Kwang-suk, player. kong's not going to play the trilly | Sung Nak-woon, Kim Yung-Jin, footbalt which Saw them Woo Sang-kwun, Chol Cheng-
successfully through the min
Referee: F. Kirkham.
series. They
original official went crashing into the tackle an abandon that often with bordered on the downright dangerous and slowly but sure- ly they took the edge of the Combined Chinese effort. There was one spell just before the when overy second Interval kick at the ball was a free kick
...the other alternate generally involved an opponent, Centre-half Kim Chan-ki hod another good game as did left- back Chi Tao-sung. The wing-
kick
HIGH JUMP
Russia Asks IAAF New To Approve
'Platform' Shoe
Moscow, Mar. 4. athletic authorities
helped
Own Tournaments
The Russians have emerged from their own domestic tourna- ments and All-Union Champion- international com- ships into petition four years after being admitted to membership of the
i
clubs
Yuri
players registered.
first
20
This again does not suggest world class, but its certain that the lessons of Budapest will not unheeded. - China Mall; Special,
go
Carmen Basilio Roars His Anger At 'Sugar Ray'
Syracuse, Mar. 4. Middleweight Champion Carmen Basilio, a mild- mannered follow out of the ring, today roared his anger
Sugur Roy Robinson.
at
Basilio predicted
he
would
atop" Robinson in their March 25 title fight at Chiengo.
The champ was angry about Robinson's claim of having Ba- "Un the way out" ve
their fight times during
Inst autumn That was the bout In
the which Basilio won from Robinson.
crown
International Federation,
their They staged national event in 1951, the year
Soviet the which
Union Edinburgh, Mar. 4.
Sports Committee called for a of the Scotland make two changes in cape this indignity. and
nation-wide promotion their Hugby Union team for the
game as a mass form of sport, International ngainst England
The
game wis developed in collective at MurrayBeid here on March
On the credit side from a hulves were too concerned with
and among was the defence to worry very much Soviet
farmers, factory workers and in Ken Scotland returns to full Colony point of view
by
"Robinson said he had me Szeto about attacking, while up front have asked the International the army. His growth was Immaculate display Chisholm, back instead of Bob
I
three years rapid that within Ylu in the left half position. Woo Sang-koon and the tem-Amateur Athletic Federation to they had more than
on the way out five times in our who sustained a dépressed true.
remember him a few reasons peramenta
100,000 Chol Ching-min
last fight but lost me." Basib "platform" ture of the forehead in the
upprove the new
said. "He said he is supposed shoc match against Ireland in Dublin ago as a very ordinary outside were the men most key to
which Hustle is right in the KMB side: later he put a surprise winner out of the Stepanov achieve a men's high
The Russlang bullt up under to be a great Anisher. showed a lot of promise as * | bar.
the guidance of Dzindzilauskas, back......became a bril Play was essentially scrappy metres) tast July.
jump record of ft. 1 in. (2.10
a Lithuanian player who WES
HIS REPUTATION prominent some 20 years ago. from beginning to endt In the
Stepanov's performance has But table tennis is a Cinderella liant player as a right back..
"Well, let me tell you Mr and last night he proved that he early stages there was a feeling
And Russia and though Robinson never hurt me. has no equal in Colony football that, with Szeto Yiu to drive not yet been ratified as a world
the sport in things on, the left wing triangle record, but Russia will ask
much progress was made, it hus he was a foggy himself through Gummer congress in the left half posillon,
in Hangkong bas find a persistent would be a potent force,
out AAF
laken some years of pressure to most of the fight I hit him with In this important with Mok
the punches a boxer of his reputa- Chun-wah hitting Stockholm next August to
get permission to enter
tion is not supposed to get hit rock bottom the threat never cept it,
international field. (Stewart's College FP): G.H.
The Soviet proposals, dis- Injured: Szeto Yiu can change | developed. Waddell (Devonport Services); all that and there need be no
The fact that permission has with, so often in fact it became Wong Chi-keung had
one closed today by the Communist
(now been given is taken as an J.A. Rodd
newspaper; Lengue (United Services, worry about the right back post-great chance to produce a first / Youth:
Indication that the game has Portsmouth): ILF. McLocxl
Pravda, were tlon, for on last night's excellent half goal, but with two col- Komsomolskaya
grown in popularity, though it 'Sugar Ray Robinson said to- (Huwick), N.S. Bruce (Black- heath), LR. Hustle (Kelso), form Lo Pak to fully capable of league unmarked in the goni-said to have already been sent
training tomorrow after taking ball, athletics, etc. The RAMC were well to the
the Number Two mouth he elected to have a shot by letter to Mr Don Pain, Brf is still a longway behind foot day that he would resume heavy MW. Swan (Oxford Univer
two days off because he was without any loss the "Ord" boys had a very oil fore at Sookunpoo us in the first sity). J.W. Kemp
(Glasgow Bhirt
of on his own from a very tight tish Secretary of the IAAF.
Another Russian proposal
The Russian style of play is losing weight too rapidly. day, To the REME total of 183 match 33 Cieneral Hospital easily HSFP), A. Robson (Hawick), ficiency to the tean,
angle. Cheers of anticipation
regulation-type shoe, strongly defensive. They are thanks
'Sugar Ray has not worked Lau Kin-cheung is still a long turned to groans of dismay ap socks knocks by disposed of the Ammunition 32.
Greenwood (Perthshire
with no spring devices and with not hitters, and it is this weak-out since he engaged in a par!!- McTavish of 53 and Dave Depot by a margin of six with Academicnts), D.C. Macdonald way from being the Colony's the bull flow harmlessly wide.
which a sole not thicker than 15 miili ness
handicaps best goalkeeper." In this
them cularly rugged four-round spar- Woodhead's 43, they could only cut reply. Scores were Bailey (Edinburgh
game Ono redeeming feature of the University).—-—---
on Sunday. Ho reply with 53, and had no fewer with a hat trick," Maloney, Fer-Reuter.
made several fundamental game was that in spite of its metres (0.50 of an Inch). They when they encounter the power ring session
pounds and mistalics and was than four men run out which guson and Hall, but they will
very lucky furious intensity neither team ask that the sole be made of players.
weighs 165 similar non-springy to lose a goal on two ve- resorted to the substitution leather, or
But they are stubborn defend-plans to fight at just under 180. probably
have to turn in a display very
material.-China Mail Special. ers and fight for every point. United Press. record,
casions through his own care-racket which has been so un- will no doubt cause the bowlers much better than that shown it
In cricket elreles the defent of (CUD by District Workshops in the semi-oal of the Minor Tulis knock-out competllion hus inen sweet revenge for being humbled in the hockey toura- ment.
Defeat in the right word for
to grond
is
somno
cort
of
which fit continues,
Д
While everyone was thinking In terms of extra time the Sek Kong unit, mindfut of the long Journey bach home, launched a Faid down the right wing and injured left winger Blair tricked goalkeeper Dunn, who in his excitement had positioned him- and this mistake self badly, decided the match.
Late Arrival
they hope to REACH the final.
to parade with boards with There were long periods in the "unfair to bowlers" on them.
Workshops await the outcome
second half when a Inte arrival
could well have been mistaken
for thinking
the Depot were
of the other semi final between HQLF und 1/Green Howards leading and It was only in the which will be played on the CCC ground this afternoon.
•
Inst ten minutes that the win. ners took over control again.
(Hawick), T.G. Weatherstone Weakness
Lert since Tong Sheung
His Maiden Century In First Class Cricket
Bloemfontein, Mar, 4. Colin Wesley, 20-year-old bateman, hit 120, bis in frat class maiden century cricket in the drawn match with! Orange Fre Slate which ended here yesterday.
A grand batile was seen on the Gun Club ground and Com- For those who may have formand Workshops mem to enjoy Natal gothon, the rugby sevens" are replays as they shared six goals being held today and whlie by with RE 'A' to fight again an- the time this appears in print other day, which was perhaps the greater number of teams the fairest result. will have fallen by the wayside, The insl match in this series the Police ground at Boundary saw a talented 8 COD, after being the game, two being scored in Street will be stageũng tho semi-twice in the
It was the third hundred in
eight declared (M. Reilly 180,
lead, lose a very the Free State's first innings. Anals at 1600 hrs and the final exelling game by the odd goal Orange Free Stato 441 at 1025 hrs.
in seven after extra time. Hore The unknown quantity again felt a draw would have been threw my football forecasting a fairer result although let it be slightly haywire when strangers said the Sek Kong side were the
D. Schoneg Vai 101) and 130
for three declared;
Natal 407 (C. Wesley 120, J.
18 Tik Aminulance cama to filter and stood up to the extra | Geldia 81) and 698 for thren, How and in a bard, axalting period, better,
Chains Mall Special,
taking over
he
not
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SANDWICH
DARLING?
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monotonous to me." Press.
now
United
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