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THE CHINA MAIL, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1958.
HORSE-RACING DEBUT BY RUSSIANS No Possibility Of
All-Hongkong..5, Malayan Chinese..0 IMPROVED VISITING XI HANDED THIRD SUCCESSIVE DEFEAT
The visiting Malayan Chinese Footballers went down to their third straight defeat when they were beaten 5-0 by All-Hongkong at Caroline Hill Stadium last night.
The visitors leave for home Cather of the two carter games
no but they were stil a long way today and while they will
Port of Parsing for representa- doubt have pleasant memot les
of the traditional hospitality terves any real worry. There was accorded to em by the ad- neve ally suggestion that thero and ministrators of C5ines football, maght be a surprise result in Hongkong they will surely only good show by Sek Sowe niso take with Nem hamsting, Chen Sept the score down.
thoughts
forwards
n three gazes who rattled 20 ghs matust a solak- ary al lost at their envi
Last night the Alalayuus dia- t played
better tormy
DRAW FOR ATI CUP BOWLS COMPETITION
Duduking played well within
1
demand and eruid dal tælle vetury
it
Ivry at the evening was Kwik Moon-
ד'
Caper the thrAS
s that given the
" mga he can ful the net
salo prod rvularity
Two Quick Goals
The 18
Lender rot two quick Rich and enth and after the local for- dered several
of the target in the 30th minute
The following draw has been to give Hongkong a 3-0 lend at
The ha? 2 stage. for Kwok moun- wah
directly involved
announced by The Hongkong
Bowls Associatiou Lawn first round matches of the All Cup inter-hong pairs competition which will be played at 230 p.m. on Sunday, November 9, 1958 the grounds of Kowloon
way
alou
in the twe
| 2vvond-half goals which Hong-
hong registered.
Ten minutes after the interval
he had a fine drive turned away
Bowling Green Club at Kow-fe a eurney and this led to Ho Juon Cricket Club;
AT KBGC
Cheung-yau nudding in goal No.
4. and then anidway through the
half h was brought down the
W. Hong Sling, CA. Coelho, (Shewan, Tomes & Co, Ltd) Yeme C. K. Sung A. A. Lopes, (Stund ard-Vacuum Oil Co.).
H. Ridsdale, F. Howarth, (Public Works Department) C. F. Rozario, J. S. Luton, (Peat, Marwick, Mitchell & Co.).
E.
A, P. Pereirn, J. Club, (Dodwell and Co, Ltd Meler, T. Castillo, (Desru de Schulthess and Co.).
5. Y. Doc, C. M. Stevens, (Registrar Genernd's Detu!- ment) v. A. M. Omar, M. E. (Urban Services De-
Purvis. partment).
D. C, Symons, A. ilutton, (W. R. Loxley urut Ca.. Lid) v
A. K. Sumad, R. M. Kethering- ton, (Colonial Secretariat).
S. Tolford, G. Coles, (Hong- kong and Whampoa Dock Co.. Ltd.) v. J. M. Gutierrez, A 1. Marques, (Hongkong and Shang- bal Banking Corporation)
kick.
ally area and Lau Ye
no inistake from the sp
nt
The batong had one Evo 1472ms to spore but their Cross rank filed to harn their
lences to advantage
It was far from being thrilling
attractive game. The Malayans were certainly a noprovement on the form they it showe in the Arst two games but they still lacked the class and experience essay for opsition such as vry art egalost them,
The Toams
NEARLY ANOTHER GOAL
Malayan
Chinese left-back, Ng Man-kai, making a good save, when he deflects backwards a shot by Hongkong centre-forward Kwok Moon-wah during yesterday's mutch,
Sugar
Ray's Latest
Plan - To Make A Film With Sinatra
Chicago, Nov. 4.
World middleweight champion, Sugar Ray Robin
son, today stated categorically that he will not box again this year.
The text were
The All-Hongkong: Kwok Chow-
Kwok Kam- į make ming Law Pak hung Lark Tak-hay, Lau Yer, Angeles.
CH1-km2. Chan
Wong Cul- Keune To Cheung-yau, Kwok Moon-with, o Kwok-tai, Mols
A. Macarthur, A. J. Beanett, ¦ Chun-wah. (Police Force) v. D
A Welsh, Malayan Chinese: Sek Sowe-
en Chan Tuck-choy,
S. L Leonard, (Commerce and
Industry Dept.).
E. A V. Remedios, G. you Santos, (Pacific Innee Ship building Co., Ltd.) v J. Tang R. P. Zeeman. Holland China Trading Co. Ltd.)
W. G. Ogley, L. S. Silva, (Chartered Bank v. C. C De- gado, LM, Neves (Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corpora tion).
F. A. Santos. J. S. A Curreena, į (Deacons) 4 A. Buchan, C ingleden, Hong Kong and Ke loon Whort and Clown Co. Ltd.).
AT KEC
F. D. Angus, A. A. Crestejo, (Inland Revenue Department)
v. A. Fletcher, A. Buckley, (Marine Department)
A. R. A. Rahrvan, J W. Tin- dall, (Gilman and Co, Ltd) v.
J. Hoosen, H. Lapsiry
Department).
T P. Ross,
Marine
T Kavanagh,
(Police Force) v. W. J Howard,
F. A. Broadbridge, John D. Hutchison and Co., Ltd.).
Moon-kemi,
reason:
He wants a Alm musical at
And he is currently with a aking singing lessons
stadium - Or teacher
France-Presse. and has New York bired a 25-piece orchestra to try Himself out.
to real talks have, begun for un- Neither has there Los other fight.
bien any question of a date or a
even money." -
His latest plan: To make a Ng film with Frank Stantra. Qunh Kim-beng. Sugar Ray'a decision was an- private ncurred today by la
tas Kok-sag. Pang Stang-
hock, Liew Wai-yoon, Ng Boon-seeretary Harold Johnson, who
ber, Arthur Km, Quah Kin- jajow. Woo Ah-wali,
Referee. Mr Mak Yeung-fai.
Laker Adamant
On Retirement
Decision
uld the champ would, however,
b ready to climb into the ring
tu
hi
meet Carmen Bazilio with world crown at stake next February or March.
Several Talks
In
Watson To Be Back At Nets Next Week
Adelaide, Nov. 4
Unimpressive Entries Cardinals Visiting Arrive In America HK Says US For Washington Race Baseball Official
From WILSON BROADBENT
Washington.
Garnyr and Zaryad, two Russian Derby. class thoroughbreds with the unglossiest coats and shabbiest horse-cloths and tackle this side of the Iron Curtain, have arrived at Laured Race-course near here after their first 3,000-mile Tran- satlantic flight to begin the most glamorous film-star treatment. They are to compete for the £35,000 prize money in the high-class fashionable 11⁄2- mile Washington International on No- vember 11.
I
wants to see his horses win.
Others On Way
One reason for the gtumour Mager Delurator is not in- treatment of flash-bulbs, tele-erested in betting. Ale just vision camerns and halting, six- o'clock-in-the-morning welcome speecher was that Gärnyr and Zaryad are the first racë-horses to be allowed outfront of the Iron Curtain.
The other and more compel- ling reason was the anxiety felt by the race promoters that one- drink-a-time Premier Kruschev might crack down on the pro- the Jeeted raching inunt and ut last moment say "Niet."*
to
A sigh of relief was heard from bowler-halled Mr Joc Cas- carella, the racecourse manager, when he sighted Yevgeni Dolma- toy whom he had pictured waiting friends as the champion vodka-drinking manager of the Moscow Hippodrome racecourse. "Tovurich," cried smiling Joe Cascarella. "You've made it, thank God."
"And
to win?" You going asked a nearby airport worker. "I don't know," replied Dol- mator with all the caution of a borseman. "But maybe," added as an afterthought.
Nearly A Scene
Others in the party Viktor
the Jockey,
he
Cornyr won the Moscow Derby last June. Zaryad was a close second.
Othel entries are expected 10 arrive during these few days states Reuter. Clem will bo brought trom Beimont Park, New York, tonight Revoque was to By from Buenos Aires to
mive tomOTIUW.
Orsini, Ballymoss, and Tharp are expected to fly together, arriving on November 6.
"There is no possibility of the St Louis Cardinals visiting Hongkong this year" said Mr Fred G. Fleig, representative of Mr Ford Frick, United States Commissioner of Baseball, and secretary of the National League, when he passed through Hongkong yesterday.
FRED, G. FLEIC
SCOTLAND SHOULD BEAT IRELAND AT
·HAMPDEN TODAY
Glasgow, Nov. 4. Scotland, whose soccer is on the upgrade again following a gloomy period, should beat Ireland at Hampden Park here tomorrow and gain their second inter national championship victory of the season.
fine out against Ireland.
Just
that
MT
Fielz who hep beep accompanying the St Lou's Cardinals in their Curren Eastern tour in a superVLKEY: capacity
In yesterday morning from Japan and Fert this morning for the States.
It w
Hu sald that the Cardinals* present tour calls for 22 matches one in Okinawa, one in Korea, Case in
Gumm, und in Manila, three In Honolulu and 16 m
Japan.
When he left Japan, they had
completed
ali
their schedule matches except for nine more in Japan,
Out of seven games play against the Japan all- Stars, the Cards had won ag and lost one. The American basebailers, are going straight back home after the completista of their ganses ka Jugari.
Sponsors
Cards'
The
Japanese tour have been sponsored, ho said, jointly by the Pepal-cola factory
In Japan and the Manich Slubun newspaper.
They Rearantes each Cardinal player t certain salary during the
tour.
baseball In Commenting ou Japan, Mr Flely expressed the opinion that it is an extremely popular gaino in Japan, There has been an average attes donce of 25,000 at each of the Cardy games, paying from US$1.00 to for admission. US$2.50 each "The standard, too, is mirly that the considering hizi, Japanese players, do not have- the four or five years' ground work which all American base- ballers have to go through before they make their debut in day team".
best way is to find some spon- sors for the visit.
were Scotland's stock slumped Left-back Al McMichael, who Kovalov, Zaxyad's through their dismat display in was not available for the match veterinarian and the World Cup, but a 3-0 away against England, returns to the groom, Mr Arnold Laskov, and
victory over Wales a fortnight | defence.
He thinks that next year, Mr Evgeni Gotthelb, director of age has brought renewed Con- The changes could upset the another National Longue team horse breeding farm 33 near fidence, The same team will high level of efficiency in team Moscow, where the horses are
may come out to the East for work which the Irish have another tour, and if Hongkong trained.
Ireland have not won
on achieved. They will fight hard, desire to invite them here, the
Scotland look Scottish, soil since 1933, but in but recent years there has been little bit better.
LARA IELD. litle play between the Garnyr's with comparatively few players Jockey, is a tailsh figure and to choose from, the Irish have has almost by checky a
sinile been
doing remarkably well, Charlie Smirke.
And they held England to a Because of language dimcul draw in Belfast a month ago. les, Nasimov did not want the
veterinary airport
Betul to take a blood test from Garnyr It looked for a moment 113 if there was going be an inter- national incidemt.
Nikolai Nusimov.
Then the interpreter explain- ed everything. Nasimov smiled and waved his hands.
'Too Lean'
The MCC tourists, preparing to leave here tonight by train for Melbourne, received good Meanwhile,
New York,
news of Wille Watson who has Sugiu Ray added: "I've had
Brown, the several talks with Truman Gib-informed Mr F. R
the Interna-manager, then he will be flying sun, President of
from Perth to Melbourne tional Boxing Club and I told hersday night, and hopes to be moss, the European champion, Hum I would not fight this year.
able to bat in the nets next and Orsini, the West German
"Ba: I did tell him that Tuesday. Adelaide, Nov. 4
world box next year. But I Jim Laker, the Surrey off- spinner, whose good start to the can tell you right here that no
one of the features of MCC's tour so far, rilevated today, that he would
zenson has been
be retiring at the
English seaKONI.
end of 1950
Asked by reporters, if in view listiccessful stact 1 Aus- iratin, he had changed his mind, bbaker said "I have not recon-
A Campbell, A. Skeoch,sidered my deviskon," (Hong Kon Rnd
Wikumpua
Dock Co., Ltd.) v. V. C. Dend, K. A. Baker, (Labour Depart ment).
The following drew byes Into the second round which will be played on Sunday, November' 10: 1. L McCall, W. M. David- son, (Hong Kong and Whampoa Dock Co., Ltd.); R. O. Fleming,
S. DURIS; J. B. Skedd, C McLennan; 1. Binck, R. B.
Laker added that his trouble- some spin finger, which suffers
CHESS
by LEONARD BARDER Many players continually fall Into the trap which White pulls off on move 6 of the following game from Belgium. 1'P-E
froth arthritis, was in gel con4; 2 P-KB4, P-Q3; 9 ition at the moment-China Kt-KB3, B--Kt5; 4 B-B4, P— Ma'l Specia).
KK3; 0-0. B-KC27; 0BXP ch 1. R-K2 (KXB; 1 K-Ets ch, and 8 QxB); 7 PXP, BXP: # Bykt, XB; 9 P-Q4, Bene 93: 10 P-K6. PXP: 11 PXP, BxP: 12 B-Kto ch, B-83; 13 BxB oh, KxB: 14 Q-ch, Resigns.
Technical Knockout
Lomlun, Nov. 4. Brilish middleweight cham- Marshall, (Taikoo Dockyard płon, Terry Downer tonight and Engineering Co. of long beat Morocco'n Mohammed Kong Ltd.): R. Noble, C.
when Taibi
the referee Hewins, (Army): N. Henton, L..
stopped their scheduled ton
—Franco-Presse,
Solution No. 5507: I Q-Kti threat 2 Q-RDI), D-R4; 2 R (7) XB, or B× 2; 2 QxB, or KL-Q4: 2 R-ÖRia, or RxEt: 2 B-K6, or K-15; 2 R (4) — 15. or Q-K15; 2 R-Q5.
Conton aperta Servios
THE GAMBOLS
ALL RIGHT, GIVE IT TO ME
(I'LL SEW)
C. Kew, (Butterfield and Swiro); round baut. In the third round. Fainbow. R. Hastie, N. E. Fahy, C. E. Rounselett, Inland Revenue Department); A. J. Hui, A. C. Lochtle, (Redit- fusion (Hong Kong) Ltd.); M. J. Divecha, G. Lee, (General Commercial Corporation Ltd.); R. S. Capell, A. A. Malden, (Briti General Electric Co. Ltd): E. C. Fincher, F. Lee. (Lane Crawford dd): W. U E. Colledge, 1. S. Sliva, (Com- ther and Industry Depart- rhet); G. Hong Choy, J. Pai, (Edvention Department); A. D. Rets, T. Tan (Hongkong Alr wry Ltd.); F. X. Alves, A, I. Kitchell, (Shell Co. of Tona Kong Ltd.); F. Luz, P. Hughes, (Marine Department); B. I Bickor R. W. Hollway, (Medl» cs) Department).
Winning skipo must cond copy of the core card, algand Iry both skipe, to the Honorary Secretary at the Colonial/Bere- LATINT IIZNdkarbody.
IT ON
FOR YOU
Mr Cascarella said that the Rundant had not asked for any special treatment. Their horses on will be stabled next to Bally-
Watson's left knee was operated on last week for the removal of a piece of gristle China Ma Special.
No More Record Breaking Feats By Vladimir Kuts
London, Nov. 4. Vindimir Kuti, Russin's bribi- ant manner, who muffered from
stomach trouble earlier this year, is unlikely to regain his old form, Moscow Radlo said today.
announcer said it wer that after, a lengthy possible spell of treatment Kula would Again return to form.
The
"But is hardly probable that
winner. They will have the same food, same stable cond!- tions and exercise facilities.
The moment they entered their boxen, they rolled over and went to sleep.
As the horses walked off, ex- peris thought they looked too lean and ranty to meet the high class of horse which is attracted to Laurel, especially Ballymas, who already is favourite. The Russian horses at the moment aro quoted at 18-1.
Sports Diary
TODAY
Meeting
Annual
Kowloun Cricket Club Meeting, 8.30 p.m.
Colony Hard Court Tennis Cham- plonship, CRC. 3 p.m.
TO-MORNOW Meeting Management
HKFA
Colf
Committee he could reach peak torn and Mesting. Sports Bond, 0.45 p.. eet new world records," tho an-|
hek.O Country Citib: Ladies' nouncer addød.---Retter.
Championship
"
by Barry Appleby ——
IT'S TIME YOU LEARNED TO SEW ON YOUR OWN BUTTONS.
(ou, I could
HAVE DONE IT
BUT I WANTED TO FINISH MY BOOKS BEFORE WES ・WENT OUT
Changes
The Teams
Following are the teams;- Scotland: Brown (Dwideo), Great
Caldow (Hibernian). (Rangers),
Mackay (Hearts, Captain), Toner (Kilmarnock), Docherty (Arsenal), Leggat (Fulham). Collins
Isund have recalled Billy Simpson of Glasgow Rangers at rentre-forward, and, surprising-field), Henderson (Arsenal).
have replaced Harry Grezz by Norman Uprichard in goal,
Herd (Arsenal), Law (Hudders-
MYSTERY OF
MISSING
FOOTBALLER
On
Budapest, Nov. 4, -Light was today, thrown
Hungarian mystery of the centre-forward Ferenc Machos' disappearance last summer,
For today the Hungarian Press Announced that Machos condemned to six had months' guol for "complicity in
abortion charge." The West has been without news of the Hungarian soccer star oinco last SUMIOT.---- France-PreEDI.
been
WIN FOR CHELSEA
Chelse, fivision
London, Nov. 4. the English Arst club, reached the second round of the European inter-Cities Fairs Football Cúp competition here tonight when they beat the Danish club, Frem, 4-1.
Chelsen led 2-1 at half-tim Router.
GENEVA
West Indies
1
Open India Tour Today
Ireland: Uprichard
(Pors-
Poona, Nov. 4. The West Indies cricket team mouth), Keith (Newcastle Unit ed). McMichael (New Castle), arrived here today from Bombay Donny Blanchflower (Tottenham and will open their tour of India Hotspur, Captain), Cunningham tomorrow against a Services XX (Leicester City),
Peacock on the Defence Academy's_turt, Bingham (Celle).
(Laton), pitch at Kharakvasla, deer here. Cush (Letda United), Simpson| The tour will last three and (Rangers) Melroy (Burnley), a half months and 17 matches, McParland (Aston
five Torts, will bo Villa), including China Mail Special.
played Chine Mail Epecial
Champion Beaten
Fly
AIR-INDIA
fal
Futuramzzonas
Britain's lightweight champion Dave Charsley grimace during a bout of in-fighting with, Carlon Ortiz, the Puerto Ileum nów a naturalted American, in their lightweight match on the liñat night of box- ing at Harringay. Arena, North London - lat wonky Charnley was outpolnited. Heaterph