THE CHINA MAIL WEDNESDAY, MARCH 19, 1958.
TAIWANESE PLAY SERVICES TONIGHT
Club Meet RAF In Pentangular Tourney
By "PAK LO"
This evoning at 5.15 p.m. the Taiwanese play their last game in the Colony, when they meet a Servicos XV on the Club ground. Later in the evening at 7.00 p.m. under the flood- lights the Club and the RAF play off their outstanding Pentangular match.
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At the time of going to press details of the Taiwanese XV are not avail- able as they prefer to select their XV on the day of the match, but that it will be fast and fit is a completely safe presumption.
The Services XV, which has thin last game, but alas for the no Colony players in it, is as a BAFS hopes he is still unft, result rather weak, especially in The Club three Hinc looks the thrdes, and the Talwiinese ( much more dangerous, and this should run rings round them week Miler, who falled to im- and win by shother good score.
ful back, is given press as another chance in the centre of the threes where he should improvement, show marked Inglis is brought into the cen- fre beside him, and Dnigteich
As I have said before and will say again it is a great pity that the Colony Selectare didi not fit to turn out the Colony KOL XV against these keen players. When contacte: yesterday onc of the Selectors stated that at present they had still settled on the Colony XV. This
not
is presumably due to injuries,
and the details of the Colony XV should be available soon.
In the second match it to a weak Club XV that takes the feld for O'Kelly is missing from the halves and Cheong Valentine from the threef, as all three
Aro almost certainties
and
for selection for the Colony. Also missing are Williams, Pen- man, Wright, and Miller from this forwards; so the Almen
have a chance tonight of ap- selling the Chub.
Four Changes
With their XV showing only four changes, all of them play ers who have been off with in-
RAF Juries, the
are at their peak. They have 3 strong forceful pack which should out- hook the Club, but their threet are still woefully weak over the East ten yards, especially on the wing It was hoped that Little would be available
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Hashim Khan Retains Scottish
Squash Title
Edinburgh, Mar. 19.
The 43 year old Squasi Champion, Hashim Khan of Pakistan, retained his Scottish
Open Championship title here tonight and simultaneously gave
la 18-year-old nephew a lesson
the unme.
The veteran trimmed bis nephew, Mohibullah Khan, in
tonight's Dnal by 10-8, 9-5, 10-8.
The wily Fashim showed all hla brillinet court craft and, by the sillful placing of his shots, rarely gave his young nephew-
pupil more than a Reeting chance. United Press,
ON THE RECORD
No Klinghardt
other end.
Wales Versus England
"Under 23" Match Postponed To April 19
By JAMES CONNOLLY
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London.
England's tottering plans to rebuild a World Cup alde
before June Look another blow when the Under-23 match with Wales had to be postponed from March 13 until April 23.
England's selectors, looking for replacements for Duncan Edwards, Roger Byrne and Tommy Taylor, victims of the Manchester United air disaster, were anxioua to see how their starlets performed against the Welsh.
two
But a heavy Football League | 14 times cod now, after programme aused by the play-outings with Scolland's probabic ing off of postponed matches World Cup side, he looks likely claimed so many of the boys to become the first Forest wanted for the England team player ever to win a Scottish that the gume had to be called Cup. He is also the only Forest ON.
footballer to have played į every club match this season. but this Call him crazy,
Luten what
Ambillous Dick centre-forward
Duckworth,
Darlington, made an unsuccess- ful bid for two Spurs players last week.
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The Spotlight of Sports Parade this week must be directed to 22 warriors, the winners and runners-up in the Hongkong stage of the FARELF Inter-Unit Team Boxing Cham- pionship, for providing a night's entertainment which will linger in the memories of many of the audience present at the Queen Elizabeth Stadium last Friday evening, and no doubt many of the wide circle of viewers of the portion televised wished that they could have stayed on. They certainly missed the more exciting bouts.
In This "big" occasion was made complete by the attendance of the CBF, Lieutenant-General Sir Edric M. Bastyan, KBE, CB, and while I doubt if a more spirited display could have been given, his presence had, I am sure, all competitors eager to give of their best to show their appreciation that he had spared the time to come and watch them,
while MacTavish moves forward Midway through yesterday afternoon the tele-Alan Brown did to pinyin manager of Cur glont killers phone rang and I picked it up and heard an Scotland's World Cup trial excited but easily recognisable voice at the Edinburgh the nther week:
After playing against Sheffield be March 1 It was Arthur Gomes, Hon. Sec. Wednesday on
Ignored a doctor who told him: of the Kowloon Chess Club, and his message you played three-quarters of match while concussed. was that there was a surprise coming that the
Your pulse rate is down to 80. evening,
and you must stay in Sheffield tonight-in bed.""
Whether the latter will hit 1 off with Steward remains to be seen, but the Club line is very much an attacking line and they shouki gel going onen enough to win. The Club for words are by 110 means as strong as usual but they should fair percentage of the sul geta ball and with this the Club trees should score. Therefore n win for the Club is my pre- diction.
The Sevens
£17,
Then, as usual, Arthur blurted out the surprise. Borsodi was back in town. My counter was "What shall we do?" The big problem was that the famous Borsodi Timepiece, the regulator for the Leftover Cup Tournament, was missing. When last heard of it had been borrowed by the Army. Now, normally, the DCRE to In the Blarney Stone Sevena
of the Club 4 member the second round will be played
The Engineers generally though off on Thursday; March don't borrow the Chess Club's
following are the and the
has been "olo Sevens who have times ct kick-off for those quipment, it
been given custom" when any equipment is byes into the second round:
missing to ring up the DCRE ind through some procedure 6.40 pm. RAF Little Sai Wan
known to the Army y winner of HMS Tamour "A"/
IIMS would turn up the same evening Way-foong:- 7.00 pm, Tamur "P" Club with the missing clock. 7.20 p.m. RAMC v East Lanes; 1.40 p.m. Darieycorny v 49 Fld
"A",
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The Final Rounds will played uff on Saturday, March 29, on the Club gound starting at 6.00 p.m. with the Finnl taking place at 9.00 p.m.
Today's Teams
best
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Now that the current DCRE not a member, the Club's Committee hasn't the faintest Idea of how to recover anything from the Army. No use asking the DOPT.
Did Without
We had to make do without. The Peninsula Hotel chef, who is a keen chess player, provided a large tray and a wooden spoon
But Brown went back with
hls teammates to Luton, had a od night's rest, turned out for training on Sunday morning.“
Then he caught the overnight train to Scotland,
Wonderful Season vented three-dimensional chess, an idea he way tallding about
This could had in common with Lord Dun-
be n
wonderful sany about chess
for Nottingham Forest played with scaban squares when there outside-let Stewart Imlach. He 04 black wero discordant cries of scored his highest-ever League and Cup totul last year netting "Weiss,"
The Club Caplain, as usual, was late. By that stage Barnett had already remembered Rush, Biziukoff had remembered Boulanin, Gomes had remen bored Sequeira, Briedis had remembered Ramler, Kolatchoff had remembered Schure. Sure enough, Welss remembered Dr, Fazekas. That was inevitable.
Bevan Field, Preddent of the Victoria Chess Club, once ū great hub of chess activity, layed once again with the idea of couverting the top floor of the Gloucester Hotel into
A Narrow Escape For Parachute Jump Champion
Prague, Mar. 10. Gustav Kubek, Czechoslovakia'a world parachute jump champion, had a marrow escape from death when he hit the horizontal rud- der of his take-off alreraft during a training jump over Chocen air-
Dr it was learned here tonight.
First he asked Spurs to let im havo Jim Hey, their £10,000 left-half, on loan-to "put him in the shop window" and give Spurn a better chance of selling the player who wants to get away from White Hart Lane,
He got a quick refusal, SO then he asiced for left-winger Terry Dyson,
Even Duckworth was shaken when told that the Spurs valued Dysen al around £12,000.
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Newcastle players are demand. West Itom wont wing- half Tom Casey and Southend fancy Inside-forward Reg Davies.
Queen's Park Rangers
is keeper Ron Springolt
clubs, target for several cluding Portsmouth and Bromwich.
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the
West
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Bolli teams had made ceived the rotercos' commenda- changes from the sides that had tion. represented them in the semi- finals, Tor. John Stanton T
Shannon, a much better box- placing
Tpr Bushell in the er, had his opponent down for /RTR team, while the 1/E eight in the first, and went one no fewer better in the second period. In Lan. Regiment found than four replacements, drop-fnet Farroll, by an electrifying ping Butler, Stanworth, Wrods burst upward from the canvas, | and Chesterton, and I must say only just "made it" before the that produced 戳 much better ominous "en" was uttered, and balanced side by so doing. only magnificent fighting spirit kept him on his feet to weather the storm and take a very welf earned rest.
The attendance of a military band, coupled with the brilliant colouring of the varying Regi menial uniforms, was Indeed a By this time Shannon wonderful sight, and when the have wondered what was neces first gladinfara entered thesary to put Tarreit down arena
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and
to the playing of the keep him there and a quieter Regimental marches of the com-round ended with Shannon wall Rotherham are in for Douglasreting Regiments the spectators nhend on points. I/RTR 11, 1/E. Cooper,
stand-in young
at attempted to raise the root, and Lan. Regt. 10. Middlesbrough "för England "B" | I am not at all sore that both
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centre-forward Brian Clough. Sunderland, still intent strengthening their defence
were at Watford this checking
on Johnny Williams, the young Plymouth Argyle right-half.
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Vladimir Kuts
factions did not actually achieve this.
Tough Customer
this The "Bantams". opened wack
Tpr. John
Light middles L/Cpl. "Spot" boxing feast when Stanton
opposed Pte. Danny Leppard, of tugby fame found Watch and in a very even open-his other sport of use when he Ing round Walsh, who was hit-met a very tough customer In ting just a little more crisply, Ple. Jim Roberts, who with took the roună đuo; ¥ think, to little boxing akili, But with many of Stanton's blows land-strength and determination, Ing with the inside of the glove, presented a difficult opponent to inster, but "Spoi" diè just this This was
corrected in the and calmly proceeded to reduce I second period and Walsh did loborts to impotence.
well to weather furious attack and with the opening of Round After Roberts had suffered Three there was very little to a nasty graze around his eye the choose between the pair, but the referee wisely prevented him fighting spirit of the Irish came from receiving a lot of un- to the aid of Danny and, bring necessary punishment by stop-
bout in favour Ing out a reserve of energy, he plag the took the round and the verdict Leppard 1/RTR 13, 1/L · Lan by shoer determination and Regt. IL courage. 1/E. Lan. Rgt 2, 1/NTK
Su-word Whiteley, Dilworth,nable job of imitating thepid days such menaces a the field near Pardubice in Maravia, Having Weight
Fowler, Hooper, Steele, Phillips, of a non-mythleni Umepiece that į plosal and the habitual drin- aircraft.
Samuels, Southwick, Cascoigne
ICE HOCKEY
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Trouble
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Club: ivan, Cooke, Inglis, and Arthur, using his owa chess club. Miles, Dalgleish, MacTavish, wristwatch, did a very reason- That is no now ideo. In the Turner, Ross, Turnbull, Gault, Borsodi Timepiece while the late Sir Henry Pollock and Berger, Eloži.
great man himself, who baster used to hang atound Kubok escaped unhurt, but the RAF: Hot, Coombes, Roberts, Paul Morphy in his blouxi, pro- there and survey all the ar pilot of the plane was killed. The Brackenbury, Willingham, ceeded to win the mythical
Bccident occurred when Kubek Myers, Cornah,
Campbell, Leftover Cup without the aids with an eagle eye.
The rould pick out a chess
was preparing to jump from the by moce, discard the wing of a light L-40 "Metasokol"
London, Mar. 18 wasn't there.
Vladimir Kuts, the Soviet The Kowloon Chess Club's
offer the gambit, The plane dropped in an air-
Union's star distance runner, Annual Dinner proved quite a kers, and
"Whisky
In pocket, Kubek lost his balance soda, nate?". memorable occasion. Now that
having waight trouble, fact "Whisky
soda, and was hit in the chest by the Mrs Barnett is a member of the actual
The position was desperata Committee, the old rule about inate!" was the way this gambit horizontal rudder as he fell. Mascow Radio stated tonight in
an English broadcast. knocked WES
for the Lanes and in went Pte. unconscious, keeping wives at home has been should have been heard for Kubek
but
also
Kuts, Olymple opened his the shock
old 5,000
The situation was 'suon re- Chick McVey against a known 10,000 scrapped and they were there by the time the whisky soda
who in his last outing emergency
Champion, trolved when Tpr. Paddy Bales boxer, parachute. 1030 in force. They definitely con- hed arrived, mate was generaty Czech champion regained con developed stomach trouble last met a gallant but very inex had put up a Bne display. tributed to the occasion.
ulready on the board.
celousness just in Ume to open summer which kept him from perienced Pte Tommy Sutcliffe have no doubt McVey's orders a were hit hard and hit first, and his ordinary parachute and he training for a time, the Radio and, after standing up landed normally.
merciless attack, the referee like said.
good soldier he obeyed, This led to an Incrouse in rightly stopped this feather-and before Lt. Bernard Couzen weight,
currently weight bout late in the round had time to more than rise from which
in favour of the Trooper to his stool he was on the receiv amounts to 12 lb. He has been dieting and lengthening his
level the scores at 3-3.
ing end of a barrage of blows which Inside 30 seconds had training cessione, but nothing seems to work.
him a disinterested figure on the canvas. 1/RTH 14, 1/E. Lan. Regt. 13.
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London, Mar. 18. Whitby
Canada's Dunlope World Lee Hockey Champlons, beat the London club, Har
I was talking with a group of ringay Racers, 6-2 here tonight. Perlod scores were 4-1, 0-0, 2-1. the ladies and the business of Dunlops suffered their first being chess widows came up. that a golf Europe irr
They assure me yesterday
widow
a widow. Isn't really another London club, Wembley Lions, beat them G-a. When the head of the family plays chess, that is where real widowhood comes in, it WCs Impressed upon me.
defeat when
--Reuter,
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A thought that struck me as I arrived was that a great per- centage of the members of the Chess Club ind inalty got married, but enquiry all round revealed the fact that they had been married for some years,
Matrimony creates havoc with
chess tournaments, but I can see
the wives' point of view,
woman
at
Same Address
The curlone fact about the
Kowloon Chess Club is that, with on the spate of building going on in this Colony and the almost routine "change of address" business, the Club still main tains the Peninsula Hotel its headquarters.
The Committee had often wandered at the goodwill of the Hotel. They have tolerated the Club for years and don't
seem to get tired of us. In the days before tho Club invested in clocks It was not
However, the clash between rudder and parachutist In mid- air damaged the aircraft which crashed, killing the pilot.
Kubek, who won the world parachute title, in 1957, has mado 850 jumps. Unhurt after the accident, ho has resumed training-France-Presse.
Young Boxer
unusual for games to go on to Forced To Turn
3.am.
Rush,
Down Fight
London, Mar. 10.
been forced to turn down
อ
Metres
"He tried steam baths, which only fatigued him and did not help him to sweat off any pounds," the mudio commentator added. "But Kuta is not a man who gives up cally. I am sure that he will be back in form Shortly."
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Into The Load
Into the Icad went the Two to go and one point in Tanks" when lightweight Tpr.It hardly neods me to describe Charles Hancock took a close the tension when light heavies points decision over L/Cpl 2/Lt. Lance Hogbin and Pin Maurice Shepherd in a bout John Lennox clambered through where
two strong boys took the ropes. To say it lived ap to Kuts is expected to be in-rather a healthy respect for one the expectation of most given
cluded In Russia's team for another and spent longish an iden of the fight, for a fight
the Europos Athletic Cham-periode looking for safe open- it was. plonships in Stockholm
inings which did not materialise. August. He hns also been1/RTA I, 1/E, Lan, R. 4. Invited to compete in the
United States this year-China Mail Special,
A Madrid-Lisbon
Horse Race Next May
Lennox opened in fine style but Hogbin, producing a grand A further point for the display, battled back and, aided leaders was oblained by Ter by his opponent's reluctance to James Swarbrick in a clash with leave a cornor once he WRE Cpl. Fred Clinch who certainly [there, delivered a hard blow did not live up to his name, which had Lennox hazy. The southpaw stance of Swar-
chess player has the word In surroundings familiar for a "mate" in his vocabulary, but score of years, so was it that to him it means a satisfactory Biriukoff remembered Boulanin conclusion of a gone rather and Borsodi remembered Kling- than the patient
As the hardt,
Leftover Cup home.
Tournament, got under way one A young English boxer has An exception to the general was able to feel among the te us for as wives point of dblizers waiting for zugzwang fight against English Flyweight view is concerned is Mrs Krouk,
A host of the missing,
Champlon Frankie Jones be- some wife of Em Krouk, the current deported to other shores, somo
cause his parents objectes lo Cołany Chess Champlon. Mr departed to another world.
the encounter, it was learned Krouk looked as nervoUS BE-
In the audience wero C. M. here today. cepting the trophy 15 he Sequeira, D, E, de Carvalho, generally does racing the clock, Joe Grefalda, Alexander Kurik, Parker of Nottingham, was to The boxer, 20-year-old Gerry but his wife assured me that hó
William Lee, is quite easy to live with. "He's Foupard, Victor
Mitchil and have mot champion Franklo cosy enough,"
Ray she said, "The Dunenberg, 3., D. Evans, J. S
Jones of Scotland at Newcastle
Lisbon, Mar. 18, children are much more diff-Smith of Smith Shield fame and
on March 31. But his parents
A Madrid-Lisbon horse race considered Parker was not yet will be sult."
fum next May for a ready to meet a boxer of the grand prize of about $700, the class of Jones. Parker, who Portuguese is considered
Agricultural Asso 13 Britain's ciation announced today, boventh-ranking fyeight, has
The race will be patterned on Wherefore turned down the major cycling tours except that fight-France-Presse,
veterinarians will accompany Mike Fuller in the Eight welter · Keeping cool, ¦ be › was stils the constestants Instead af series and the interest at this well on top on the final gongs mechanics.
stage gave the audience time to welcome clamour.. 1/ITH 18, The riders will leave Madrid broath and relax for a fes 1/ Lan Regt. 14, On May 17 End finish herd on moment with the 1/RTR one May 27 after covering 890 kilow point aheads metres in 11 logr. The rider with the lowest", total clocking will be declared winner.
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We were half way through the on the other side of the board. They were certainly remember soup when there was a concert- ed lift of heads and general| ed. excitment. The President, Ken' Barnett, who has already in-
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The novst race is limited to Spuniti and Portuguese riders, the Agricultural. Amociation said.--Franci-Presse.
brick worried the Corporal, but Down came his guard, 'and: In a late attack probably gave him went Lance with a furious on- the round, and with the second slaught which would have fell almost event It needed theed a lemer figure, and down for Trooper's storming finish to just nine he went, rose, and was gain the judges verdiet for what ghting back at the gong A tha was a very close thing indeed, second, two minutes had and I was prepared for the advantage still with the officer, award to go either way. 1/RTR and with the firmi round Lennox must have realised a knockout wao ni that could hope for Pto. Eddie Panton, a much to win, and what galfont fancied boxer, had to go three effort he made to achieve this hard rounds before ho received and how well did his opponent # very narrow points victory {werthur, this sprint. over a strong, euurigeons Tyr.
no.
Short of u disqualification, victory was assujet, but Tp. Opening up the second period, Chris Boggett was taking stocky Tor. Allan Herallton msichanet and he a very intereste tall red-headed anthpaw Pie, ing clash with Pte. "Nobby" James Bouress and the differing Harrison in which there was stylos made this diisetall "to" plenty of boxing, the hard hita judge, but those who know ting the Trooper wou shakyse awarded the Infantryman 'a' bit shend and részhád a Zabris narrow - points :), verdef that | sary points victory in or dotap levelled the score at 9-9: DE which root the ara ho
in happy mood,
194 London, Mar. 18. by The heavier weights", and The Southern Bection beat | harder punchthy made spectators the Northern Sections 1-0 in # sit up and take notice and the desnived victory over first clam Copresentative match between | welter contout of L/Cpl. Tony Topposition stibula amia you sYTRIF the two Third Elrisoner of the Buonnon.$/RTâ, and Fie. Tony on your travels int search at the
Englats Footed Pondok Karrell, bromantis, thead, aut "of slarve Championships, with the
Uchinang Math, Khele omia to het a very plucky, knowledge: that Me wil take Leser in Farel who also, res! good élévan to best yoUVIŲ.
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