THE CHINA MAIL THURSDAY, MARCH 20, 1958.
Stirling Moss Sets A ALL-ENGLAND CHAMPIONSHIPS New Course
Course Record
Eddie Choong Extended Taiwanese Win 25-6 In An Aston-Martin
By Bo Nilsson
Sebring, Mar, 19.
Stirling Moss of England, driving an Aston-Martin, set a new course record here today as he warmed up for the eighth annual Florida International Grand Prix of endurance on Saturday.
Moss rounded the 5.2-mile twisting course at 99.394 miles per hour. It aliced by one full second the old record, set by Jenn Behra of France on race day last year. Moss' time was 3:23.6.
one of two | Europe, Lalin und North Moss le driving cars entered by the Aston Americh began to "get the feel" Marlin team in this year's 12-
hour
co-driver race, His Tony Brooks of Dukinfield,
Is
His sleek Aston-Martin DDRI bettered the old markt set by Behra.
Telai 1909
over the crooked and tricky course began this afternooi as drivers of almost !! the 05 cars entered from
World Cup Referees
Stockholm, Mar. 18. Altogether 30 -refereex from 22 nalions have been picked to referee in the World Cup Soccer cham- plonship In Rweden лехі June, it was disclosed to- day.
The referees chosen by Football the International Federation include Sweden's Sien Ahlener, Goenta Acke. born, Bengt Andren, Goenta Lindberg, Bertil Locowe And Bengt Lundell.
Others
Soviet Union's Nikolai Lalysbev, Hungary's Istvan Zsolt and Britain's 8. E. Ellis and K. Leafe -France-Presse,
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the
of the truck.
Only Mishap
The only mishap today men curred when an Aston-Marlins compe. entered in the grand touring clase and not a part of the factory team, smashed in is nose un ploughed into a course marker on an "S" tum. The car, driven by George Constantine of Southbridge, Mns- sachusetts, and John Dalton of Roff, California, is expected to be repaired by race me.
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London, Mar. 19.
Eddie Choong, Malayan holder and four times winner, coasted into the last 16 of the mon's singles when the All-England Badminton Championships opened at Wombley today.
He made short work of South African Colin Bartlett in the second round after a first round bye. The small, the Malayan won 15-6, 15-8, in less than 15 minutes.
Choong's determined display 1 overcoming such a strong indication that fighter was An his chances or retaining the title must be high. He, showed all the qualities which stamp hâm as one of the all-time goals of the game.
.
I won
15-0,
F. Kobbero (Denmark) beat| The most thrilling match of Swede Glans, who won
R. McCole (GB) 15-7, 18-7. the day was Eddie Choong's 15-4.
Glans completely outplaye third round match against Bo
Women's Singles-2nd Round the net and at Mi P. Patlapongso (Thal- Nilsson, Sweden's third ranked Choons: both at player, who is making his first the back of the court, repeatedly land) beat Mise 5. Devin (US) visht to England,
catching him out of position 11-7, 11-7.—Router and Franco with adroit dropshots and accu-Presse. rately placed loba, The Swede
Mixed Doubles 2nd Round took command at the start of
Mr nid Mrs B Holst each game and WDB never
Christensen, Denmark, beat C. pressed,
K. Lam, Malaya and Miss T. "I
Grimths Britain 15-11, 15-11. was surprised
R. Lockwood comfortably," said Glans.
and Miss Carpenter, Britain, beat E. L. Trailing 5-30 in the first game,
Three of the seeded women-Choong, Malayo, and Miss M. Nilsson took the next six points, Mre E. Timperley and Mr Varner, USA 15-6, 10-17.
three with including
Aerce Rogers, of England, and Mike Y. anashes, to lend 11-10. Choong
Kelly, of Ireland, were climi- fully extended before taking the game at 15-11. The more game was World next
dramatie. Nilsson, by delightful control, pulled up from 8-13 lo 13-ull. Choong was worried and put all he know into his game. A force nad thrilling rally which lasted many minutes re- sulted in Choong winning the game and malch at 18-17.
Meanwhile, race officials sili did not know if the Champion, Juan Fangio, would <Irive £1 Ferrari owned by Chester Flynn of New York
City.
Fangio Was reported still negotiating over expense money to Sebring from some in Duenos Aires.
Ferrari's Inclory team, cont- posed of such aces us Peter Collins and Mike Hawthorne of England. Luigi Musso of Italy and Count Wolfgang von Trip of Germany, were also on hond
tune the reflexen to the lovel but winding course, famous for wear and lear on brakes United Press.
THE HONG KONG JOCKEY CLUB
TENTH RACE MEETING Saturday, 22nd March 1958-
(To be held under the Rules of the Hong Kong Jockey Club)
THE PROGRAMME WILL CONBIST OF 8 RACES, The First Bell will be rung at 1.30 p.m. and the First Race run at 2.00 p.m.
The Secretary's Office at Alexandra ffouse will close at 11.45 p.m.
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Admission Badges at $10.00 each are obtainable prior to the Meeling from the Club's Cash Sweep Offices, at Queen's Buliding, Chater Road and Nathan Read, Kowloon, only on the written Introduction of a Member, and on production of his Guest Record Card, Members are limited to 8 guests each Race Day, und will be responsible for all gueste introduced by them.
Time will be obtainable at the Club House if ordered in advance from the No. 1 Boy (Tel. 72811).
The 6th Floor is restricted to Members and Ladies wearing Lady's Brooches.
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Tickets reserved and
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The reservation of any particular number does not confer on the registered holder any rights, whatsoever unless the ticket bearing the appropriate number is issued to and can be produced by the holder.
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Queen's Bulking (Chater Road) and 5. D'Agullar Street_on
Monday to Fridays
Saturday, 15th March
Saturday, 22nd March
388, Nathan Rood, Kowloon
Mondays to Fridays Saturday, 15th March Saturday, 2nd March
TOTALISATOR
9 am to 6 pm,
Da.m. to 12.30 p.m. 9 am to 11 m.
10 am to 4 pm.
was
even
Didn't Impress
match
nalec
Biggest surprise of the day
the first was caused by Miss P. Patta- pongs. of Thailand, Player from her country to play in the Championships.
Watched by the Princess of Thaliand, Galyani Vadhama, she beat
and then Mrg Rogera knocked out American Miss Suc Devlin to reach the quarter- finals,
Callover On The Spring Double
Against A Weakened Services XV
By "PAK LO”
As was but to be expected the Chinese Touring XV from Taiwan, facing a weakened Services XV in their third and final match yesterday evening, hammered them by 25 points (2 goals, 2 tries, 3 penalty goals) to 6 points (1 try, 1 penalty goal).
In the Pentangular game RAF beat the Club by 9 points (3 tries) to 8 points (1 goal, 1 try) in a scrappy battle, in a game which was noticeable for ita Inte start.
The
P
Talwanese once again from 30 yards out to make replied for the Chub with Mac- completely dominated the loose 14-0. It was obvious from here Tavish converting Elliott's try. with the fine fast Interpassing on that the Services bad shot
Had the Club had their full boll, and less than moves, to which a weak Service their
team out they would have won defence could find no answer, minute later the ball came from
Without any Colony players a loose maul to Wang Jen-leungsily, but with their store be In their XV the Services were who drew the defence and coating kept out for the Colony XV the they looked more like their "B" but a shadow of what they Chang Ko-hsul racing for
XV than the senior team. shbuld have been and only Free-line. No conversion. 17-0. man and Hunter, the two Navy
camo when helves, were at all outstanding after
strong Taiwanose attack Hunter especialty had another very good game, but his poor the Bervices got possession and wasted his pi- tried to clear upheld. It was o poor kick and Chang Ko-hsui
London, Mar. 19. The gallover on the "Spring pasting threes Double," the Lincolnshire Han-tacks. deap and the Grand National Steeplechase was held at the Club here Victoria Closing odds were:
LINCOLNSHIRE
tonight.
score The next
World-Wide
Championship In October
collected it and shot through Amateur Golf In the Chinese cide with the the astonished defence to score The first needed player to be
pack going down 3-4-0 for a under the posts. Liu Chen-chno Erland Kops, the Dane whom beaten was Mrs Iris Rogers of
change, the Chinese boys took 80 converted. 22-0. Choong boat in the Anal Last Surrey, who went down 0-11,
per cent of the serums and their 11-7 prob-11-5. year and the Malayan's
to Miss Prataung
Finally, dangerous threes did the rest.
Cheng Tun-jen con- opponent in the fourth Pattapongse.
penally from able
Cutstanding in a grand XV was verted another this Lime, looked far Wien Mrs round
Rogers raced
100-0 Nicholas Nickleby; 100-7 Chang Ko-hsul whose fast bursts about 25 yards out to make the
and from impressive in winning his through the first game in four Copenhagen
Diplomatic through the centre baffled the score. 25-0. against minutes, the match seemed as Bag: 100-6 Sagebush arid Chief Service defence. Wang Jon- second round! George
Palta- Barker; 20-1 Henderson, of Ireland, good as over. But Miss
Nicky, leung also shone, and time and Kops won 15-2, 15-0, but made pongse found a better leng and 22-1 Langton Heath, Colours again he drew the defence be- repented errors and will have with some adrolt drop shots won and Venus Slipper; 25-1 Abbots fore sending the ball out, to lighten up his game to have the second game comfortably, Bench
Dutton, Magic Moment, any hope of checking Choong and then scrambled home in the Grand Reject, Just Verdict,
Persuader, Oon Chong-Jin andỉ Qơn Chang-¦ third after being 7-5 down, teik, the ceeded Malayans who had first round matches, both tyon comfortably and were far too experienced for their Eng- lish opposvuta.
The Results
Master
Blue Penk and
Clear Run
Babur; 33-1 Lord Barker, River In fact at one point he drow Line, Statfold, Corinthian, Navo!
every member of the back divi- Fighter, Opera Score, Whiranek, I sion and Chang Ko-hsui had on Results in the men's Bra and Who You; 40-1 Melody Fair easy clear run to score.
and Rotain
Bound were:
GRAND NATIONAL
London, Mar. 19. This then the end of the
A world-wide Amateur Golf Taiwan tour, and from the Team Championship will be Chinese point of view it has held at St Andrews in October been very successful, for in two this year. of their games they were capy
in the other stig The Royal and Ancient Golf winners, and
with the to berape Club have agreed Club just martaged
Golf Associa through to victory in the final United States minule,
tion to sponsor the event which will be held every two years. But while satisfactory (rom
The
authorities Sponsoring Once again the high jumping a scoring point of view it is
are inviting amaleur associations Taiwanese
heavier very upeet the
disappointing that they in 42 countries to send a repre- were not allowed to play the senintive to taller pack in the lineouts and
a conference the May 2 and 3 at the Chevy Chase- with a plentiful supply of the Colony or al ball it would. have been im full Army XV.
Club, Maryland (United States) possible for this very keen XV
when it is proposed to form an Insteud, after their frat game International not to score steadily.
commdlico to Instead, after their first game direct the championship. The Services managed to stay | makeshift XVB.
about pace for
15 had a hope of beating them, the fast
the worst
who never
on
Men's Slugles Oan Chong-jin beat W. C. E.
0012
Chong-fim (Malaya) beat Ragers 15-4, 15-6, and
Oan defeated English W. Rogers (England) 15-4, 15-6. Chongt-teik
0-1 Wyndburgh; 100-7 Hart International P.
Waddell J.
Oon Chong-k (Malaya) beat
(England) 15-2, 15-3..Wardell had a parti-P. Waddel
15-2, Royal; 18-1, Goosander; 20-1 15-8.
Eagle Lodge, Pippykin, Spring- cularly rough passage against fast and at opponent. His de-
silver and Valiant Spark; 22-1 Holst Christensen (Denmark) feat was a clear indication of beat H. Parsons Jones (Eng- Sentina and Mr What; 25-1
Twelfth, Glorious
Athenian, the wide gap badminton land) 15-7, 16-3.
in
Suggested form of the cham- alendards
two between Lbo
M. Dahlberg (Sweden) beat College Master, ESB, and Green countries,
K. Crossley (England) 15-1,Drill; 33-1 Rendezvous, Tibereto, minutes of the first half and Let us hope that this does not planship is a 72-hole stroke-play
the Chinese Bremondier, Mrookling, Long- then they seemed to lose heart discourage
from event between
four teams of Thuro was an upset in the 15-4.
bere again, and next with the aggregate of the threa F. Sonneville (Indonesia) beat mead and Sydney Jones; 40-1 and the Taiwanese ran rings coming Women's first round of the
Lui Chen-chao time, around them. (England) 15-3, Ace of Trumps and Top Twenty: opened the scoring in the third their undoubted abilities, let team score.
now that we know of lowest scores counting se the P. C. Lawrence Singles whon Mise
50-1 Sam Brownthorn. Pattapongse, of Thailand, beat 15-1.
them play Only four horses-two In the minule of the game when the
the Colony. This Mrs W. C. E. Rogers, of Eng- 1. P. S. Gill (India) beat J.
A trophy to be awarded will game may well become in the land, 0-11, 11-5, 11-7.
N. Havers (England) 15-11, Lincoln and two in the National Services were penalised in a
-attracted much support at the serum in front of their own future the new "interport" of be inscribed: "World Amateur
Team posts for "feet up," and from
Championship The clash between Oon Chong-4-15, 16-13.
collover.
the HK rugby season, for the Golf 25 yards out Liu Chen-chug's distanco to travel in short and Trophy To further friendship talk and B, K. Wong will be J. Hummergaard Hansen
Best backed was Venus Idek sailed smack between the the Chinese play (Denmark) beat M. Robincon
the same among the peoples of the world." Skipper, an Irish challenger for posts.
time of the year as wo do
The 1000 cvent will be hold (England) 15-10, 15-7
the Lincolnshire, vhose price
The Services pressed back to here, In conclusion let me wish was slashed from 39-1 to 20-1. the Taiwan 25 where there was these Chinese lads on behalf of the United States. It is
English
..be
in shail
.hold posed that the champion-
retation in n country from one of three zones: European-African zone (comprising Europe, Africa and the Middle East); Ameri- con zone (North America, South and the Caribbean); America
Au- Australian zone (Asia,
raljo, New Zealand).
It is suggested national authority may detray their own team expenses.
their fourth in tournaments this season. "We always seem to have to play each other." Oon told Reuter.. The meeting should not worth him, however, as he
O. E. Nielsen (Denmark) beat R. J. Southwell (England)
13-15, 15-0, 15-3.
Won their three previous
B. K. Wong (Malaya) beat malches," My wins have been very close," said Oon. "Wong is J. Show (England) 15-11,
15-4 worthy opponent. He talies e lot of beating."
Convincing
Second Round
H. T. Findlay (England) beat I. Arasaranam (Malayo) Don Chang-iin will meel 15-3, 15-3. Englishman R. Mulvaney for a E. J. Timperley (England) quarter-final place. Finn Kob-beat H. S. Parmar (Malaya) bero, of Denmark, whom 15-4, 15-11,
Langton Heath, an
a scrum,
The Services heeled all rugger fans guccess in the trained four-year-old, was well and Hunter broke through the future and a quiet return to
centre and went away to send these shores. Nicholas Terrins over well out, just as
100-8 the latter was tackled. No con- Club v RAF attracting version, 3-3.
supported at 22-1.
Mr J. Gerber's Nickloby remained favourite. without much business.
full
back,
to
In comparison this was a dils-
appainting game for the for wards, especially in the second half, kept the ball to themelives and neither set of threes really shino, The Airmen had a slight
The Taiwanese Wyndburgh, favourite for the who played very nicely through National, came in one point to out, then showed this ability 9-1, though business was light touch kick, and with a terrifle Best backed were Goosander 50 yard punt cent play to the and Valiant Spark, which closed Services 20 where there was a advantage in the scrums and at 18-1 and 20-1 respectively-lincout,
Choong is seeded to meet in the F. Kobbera (Denmark) beat final, reached the quarter-finals G. E. Howland (England) 15-8, | Reuter. In convincing style, and remains 15-3. the Malayan's biggest threat. No seeded men have yet been eliminated,
Final Acceptors
ship
that anch
Ineouts, and it was this which A similar World Team, Cham- gave them victory over this
plonship--the Canada Cupis weak Club XV,
combined with an Individual The Club threes when they Championship In
professional.. more roll. got going looked the likely to score with MacTavish
J
and Dalgleish shining through- Olympic Programme?
out, but the Club bocks' passing ahead was poor and knock-ons wYCTO Hearn the order of the day.
Improvement Et ful back, but he did not have to face the strong forceful at-
The Taiwanese won and the ball moved smoothly and rapidly B. Dahlberg (Sweden) beat I.
Deross the back line to Calen Huer who broke through and but there is a Gill (India) 13-3, 15-4.
London, Mar. 15. different story in the
Oon Chang-lin (Malaya)
sent Chang Ko-hsul over well women's
Thirty-eight final acceptors event.
beat G. Hastman
(England) with arights for the Lincoln out. No conversion. 0-3. Firat defeat of Malayan 10-13, 15-10.
shire Handicap, to be run over Halfway through the first half R. Mulvaney (England) beal:
one mile at Lincoln on Wednes- Taiwan Came in the second round of the
went further when Lal Chen-chao converted Men's Singles when H. S. Pazmur. Nielen (Denmark) 15-2 day March 28 are: lost to English International 15-10.
la penalty awarded to the Tal-showed some B. K Wong:
Babur nine stane, Colours, (Malaya) beat E. J. Timperley 4-15, 11-15.
wanese for obstruction. 9-3. C. A. Draneli (GB) 15-7, 15-8. Venus Supper and Whiranek
•Parmar, little
Con Chong-lelk (Maluya) 8.9, Persunder 8.7. Just Verdict known in English badminton, beat L Ellwood (GB) 16-4, 8.6. Nicholas Nickleby and Kave Timperley,
of 15-4. England's most experienced players, a harder game than was expected. After losing the first game by a clear margin, ParB. mar went down fighting in the second, the result being in doubt until the end.
Unseeded
Third Bound Eddie Choong (Malaya) Nilsson (Sweden) 15-7.
New York, Mar. 19, The new world-wide Amateur Term Golf Championships nounced today by the Royal and Ancient Golf Club of St teeks of the TalwoneSE, Nover Settled
Andrews (Fize, Scotland) may For the RAF McNamara provide the answer to the de- Diplomatic Bag 8.4, Magic Mo. The Service threes were at was outstanding, and he kept mand for golf to be added to ment 8.2, Copenhagen 8.1, Sage-this stage getting little of the his forwards going from behind the Olymple programme. busi 8.0, Jackle's Kada and ball, and never settled down. In and gave the ball out to his
the first minute of the secourt threes when
This is the opinion of Mr boat Blue Peak 7.13, Statfold 7.12.
they had the best Joey Day,
Secretary of the 15-11, Chief Barker and Melody Fair half the Taiwanese kicked ahead cliance to score.
United States Golf Association, 7.11, Opera Score and Master
and the Services backs, one
The RAF pack Nicky 7.10, Lord Barker 7.9,
after another, fumbled the ball,
was who, arrived here today after i St River Line 7.7, Abbot's Bench
a fatal, mistake with these fast heeling and wheeling with the conference with offelals at 7.6, Grand Roject, Langton Chinese boys, and a forward ball which seemed to upset the Andrews. Heath and Who You 7.6,
rush by the Taiwanese swept Club, and Steward had a lot of Jomarbet 7.4, Cleveland 7.2. the ball on towards the ser- trouble getting the greasy ball Butten und Retain 7.1, Corin- vices' line. Chen Min-ta got away, and was often caught in thien 7.0, Naval Fighter 0.11,
precacssion of the ball and, went possession. High Tide 0.10, Hed King,
over half way out. Liu Chen➡ Curious Poter and Gay Trio 0.8, chao converted. 14-0. Regal Rock, Lim Goblin, Nor- way and North Light all-0.7.- Reuter.
B. Clans (Sweden) beat David Choong (Malaya) 10-0, 15-4.
B. Holt Christensen (Do- David Choong, Eddie's brother, mark) beat. R. J. Mills (GB) proved an unexpectedly easy7-15, 15-10, 15-8. second round victim for seedad
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F. D. Bonneville (Indonesia) beat J. Hammergaard Hansen (Denmark) 15-1, 18-5.
A. Jordan (CB)'beat K. Stott (England) 15-5, 16-7.
R. Glans (Sweden) beat E. Findlay (GB) 15-0, 16-11.
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also
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