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Army
MCC Facing Follow - On
BUSMEN SWEEP
SWEEP SOLDIERS ASIDE 127 FOR TWO
Threadbare Army XI Hit Rockbottom Form After Early Misfortune
By I. M. MACTAVISH
Out of stop, out of form, out of grace ... and probably most
important of all. out of luck.
That just about sums up the fortunes of the threadbare Army side which was overwhelmed and finally completely swamped by a faster, cloverer, more versatile KMB eleven at Boundary Street yesterday afternoon.
Even that wide margin hardly represents accurately the difference between the two sides. KMB were a team in what we have come to regard as in the best sense of the word.
The Busmen won handsomely by six goals to nil.
'The solel
un the other hand were a collection ul din
struggling in- connected div.ouals wid the weight of their challenge can be amisited by the fact that the crowd was al- ready Aling out of the Police Stadium when the Home
the
hed nearly half an hour to godiserelions which persisted for
But evets this soul-destroying | Tim-loy, his "act" excopter, did for Lau incident can never explain away very well as deputy the reekbottom showing whten Kat-chu. Apart from scoring tite soldiers put up. This was two goals himself he was the The worst effor we have been arch planner of another couple.
side in a long from any Arny
Bul from stem to stern time. It was made all the mare Busmen had an understanding
outbursts of petty still 50 by the
and
which the a solidarity Army could never equal. The (л Rhodes forwards got good service from and they all looked tume laksen after behind
dangerous
педг when
goal Their six counters were adequate success.
They had seen enough. were very good judges,
Now
much of the They
second half and
L
which culminated having hus several
having anid al, le me also say in fatmess fie Army that they had to take the neid without McKenzie ond, as though to rub salt into the wound, they were the bup- bit less victims of a shocking of theman, lip when the gume in popress for only had been four minuten,
This enst them a vital goo] but it also cost them their early confidence and in fact i struck blow from which they never looked like recovering.
Flagging Confusion
The Tragedy starts like this. KMB faunched an attack down It didn't appear The right wing. particularly dangerous and as went into the Army defenders the tackle it seemed as though Chow Shiu-hang had carried the byline and the ball over But of play.
curler admonition. from the reiesev.
It
But Rhodes was not the unly Baddier offender in this respect
found and
referee the
words with necessary to have several of theni. The Army's too standing and reputation valuable to be suilled like this whatever the players may feel about 'e 'deal' they are getting.
A Lot To Learn
testimony to their
The Army started off facing # bright sun. The populer Bound- Street Stadium was ary Packed to capacity and thou
of additional spectators sands found vantage points on the surrounding hillsiden and nearby housetops.
A RARE OCCASION-Photo shows one of the few times that KMB goal- keeper, Wai Fat-kim was seriously tested in yesterday's match. This hard shot by Army's centre-forward Holland is safely gathered by him.
Mail photo.
China
Ian Craig
West Indies Held Withdraws
To A Draw
Ahmedabad, Nov. 16.
From Tean.
Sydney. Nay. 17.
Ian Craig, who was appainfed Captain of the Austration Xi to meet M.C.C. here on Friday, has withdrawn from the side bremuse he considers himself unfit.
Craig who captained Australa in South Africa last person, does
hos sufficiently w feel he
from the effects of
covered
liver complaint which kept him out of his cricket until recently. He has played only two irunirigs since his return and failed to score in both.
AT LUNCH
BENAUD CAUSES COLLAPSE
Sydney, Nov. 17. The MCC, 62 for two at the close on Saturday, were faced with having to follow on after a dististrods morning when five more wickets fell for an addition of only 65 runs in reply. to New South Wales' first innings total of 391. At the lunch interval, MCO were 127 for seven,
with Bailey and Swetfnar each five not out.
AMAL
Blow bowlers, Richia Benaud and Philpott, took the
bowling honours,
Benaud particularly, bowled weil and was responsible for the
George Bayer
MCC collapse, taking the wicitats Wins Havana
of 'Gravertey, May and Cowdrey
(it hine balls.
Made Ball Lift
the
Both bowlers made the ball lift occasionally on a plich which
Rocke, still played easily. fast bowler, was again erratic.
Graveney hooked Benaut for fou and May, not out 17 on Saturday, druve Rorke for three in the early overa
But then Graveney, at 29, in attempting to cut Benaud gave Ford & catch, and Cowdrey went the same way before he had stored.
this
May was text caught by Bboth off Benaud for 38.
victims Philpott's two morning were Lock (4) and Tyson (9).
Lunch Scoreboard New South, Waless 1st Dinings-301 -
M100
1st Taning
Harvey, b
21
10
Richardson, c
Milton, b Rorke Craveney, Schoud
Ford,
Bertud May, e Booth, b Cowdrey, e Ford, b Behaud Lath, b Philpott Balley, not out
Philpott four A fighting innings by Nari Contractor, young Indian Test opening batsman, enabled the Cricket Board of Control President's XI to force a draw with the West Indies here today. Contractor scored 110 of the side's second innings total
followed 227. They had yesterday after being dismissed for 124 in reply to West Indies 316 for six declared, but con- tractor's dogged six-hour in- nings enabled them hold out today to within five minutes of the scheduled close.
The 13th minute proved un- lucky for the Army.
lam collared the ball just ou
The
With Bie
only Kitne minutes nid KMB went into the Tic his Green who
first lead with their very controver- lengue appearance in goal na stul goal and
minutes IL few replacement
Rhodes for McNicol a later
AomehoIY has a lot to learn. His greatest scrambled the ball away after whaleness-in solte of his Green had falled to gel to o height-its hability to cut
high cross. out the high cross ball. まい fonds to push it away with hand. This led to several one
goalmouth scrambles plute the penalty area. huette yesterday
and his care. I kicking in the second half stood still watting for him to lo something. He did. He sent a left much to be desired.
wide st @rounder screaming Green's groping fingers and into real opportunist bet Ifort.
Woodengit was Die hero
le Jater. He twice kicked The ball off the line when goal svemed certain and the soldiers went in the other cnd
Broring in
The Inclusion of Rhodes at | rightback was a dismal failure. Leung Wat-hunt, the KMB and Colony left winger, *Upped
Lira with
astonishing
The roletee was watching his linasman carefully and the inan with the Bag half-raised his arm as though to indicate that the then, ball was over the line
he round half up. with changed his mind and gave it u pecullar wiggle which was ob viously intended to indicate to the man In the middle that the ball was sail in play.
hig
no great shakes as
WAS
India's
Test
sulid wall of defending soldiers Team Against
West Indies
A
rase und regularily and it was no stourist when Davlex naved back from the middle line In
Davies the second half
a wing-balf and just missed It was a deporable bit of Bag- but he certainly quietened serinage,
Herbertson had a still better ging confusion for as the Army Loung Wai-hung one he re-
chance to full-buck
side'u ac usual
open his definidas saw his arm cunte up†verted to his
count soon afterwards but his the first time they relaxed their position.
from effort
Whelan's
bul Chow Sofa- Woodcock worked as hard as weak header hung did not
he always does. He was, how-cross carried wide of the post. He had been running with his over, beaten all ends up by Ng
fore WON spared the sequences f
con-forward scored the fourth gual
Bad Pass
Ahmedabad, Nov. 16.
Nari Contractor, why stored 110 today against the West In- dies, is included in India's team for the first Test in Bombay, storing on November 28.
There are two new Test play- era In the team, announced today Guard, 2 medium-pace bowler, and C. G. Borde, a force ful bat and good leg-spin bowler,
The team is: Ghulam Ahmed (Captain), N. S. Tamhane, P. R. Umriger, V. L. Manjre Kar, S. P. Gupte, N. Contractor, G. S. Rom- chand, G. Guard. P. Roy. J. M
Ranjane, Reserves.
it man: V
on
The young opener showed, as M. Hardikar had done yesterday in his innings of 64, that runs could be made against the tourists varied
attack by cor- rect stroke play and patience.
FIRST HALF CENTURY With Pankaj Roy (21), Con- tractor put on 50 for the open- ng parinership-the rst half- century first wicket stand against the West Indies on the inur. Most of the remaining botsmen gave good support by keeping the other end up while Contractor did the scoring.
Leg-Spinner Collle Smith was
the
hark to the thesman and there- | Thm-lay wlien the centre- In the 37th minute Davies Ghorpade, C. G. Borde, Twelfth
a totally un-carelessly made a bud pass. that official's In-and he cave away
most Chan Chi-Daljit Singh and Sen Gupta- decision. He swept the bull into necessary penally tick by bow-kong who pushed" the ball to Router. the goalmouth and in a flash Nailing Na Tim-loy the day's Tan-toy had it in the net.
the actor Just beforb
best
Arm humila-
T the consternation of the end. That led to another goal Rhodes, Dicked the ball back to Army Nefelicitys the gool wra and mode the
lowed to stand and they have tion complete.
Sympathy
1:3
Personally
had no doubt in my mind that the bail was over the line.
Never Recovered
was
Then
was intercepted by
the full-back Leung Wal-hung The winger slipped passed
Lam Kam-tong, and in a flash Whelan did not maintain that was tucked away in the back form he promised in the Kitchee game a couple of weeks ago but of course this time he did not have the benen of
Johnson
Me
of the net.
Swiss Cyclist Sets Up
World Records
Zurich, Nov. 18.
Alfred Ruegg world Amateur
This encouraged the Busmen. Ng Tim-loy got right through and then wasted his chance by shooting over the top. A cauplo
Switzerland's of minutes inter Lav hit the
Green set up a new chossbar with beaten....and the Busmen Cycling record when he covered tutrice round with a three-goal 45:887 kellemetres in an hour af Zurich's Indoor Velodrome lo-
In spite of awarding u gond it Kenzie's strength, ability, and alivious that the referee prompting to encourage him,
happy about was not 100
The Army forward line was whole affair. He went to the great-hearted Holland and touch line and had another dire nothing else. cussion with the linesman before
sand-danced load. ngain
In the secon half, goals by day as world record-breaking resturting piny. Nevertheless his way down the wing but he the
Army lacked Antshing power and Ng Tim-loy, Lau Chi-lam from
spot, and the neither Cumming nor Herbert- the pensity theck. It was a bitter blow on, who swapped about in-Ram-long raised the final tally world's 20-lometre
effectively between the two in- to a round half dozen....and with a time of 20 minutes 15.2 side berths. had Ric speed. It is quite true to say that the seconds.
held the Australia's Simic ability, or the punch to give second forty-five minutes pass-
kilometres.----
Dever
conl stoori The
recovered fram
indeed.
Just for the record I had a few
words with two persoTRI were clone to
who
Lam attempt, Ruegg also brokto the
record
the apot where him the right kind of opening ed without the soldiers ever former world one-hour record
44.200 Incident hoppeurd. They to enable him to outpace tleel- | causing a single major threat to with were adamant that the ball was footed Law Palt, the KMB right-the KMB goal.
the
at one time two foot out of back
Long before the end thou.
play Bath gentlemen nne KMB impressed as a com→→ sands ot the spectators who Chinese followers of the game, pelent and capable outfit.
PHOTOGRAPHS
by our Staff Photographers
Macao Grand Prix
Rediffusion Cocktail Party
K.G.V. School Speech Day. Christ Church jubilee Fair Dance at Missions to Seamen
Concert by the St. John Ambulance Band
Ying Wa Girls' School Annual Speech Day
Annual Speech Day of New Method School
YWCA World Fellowship Day Social Gathering
Nd had fought so hard to get into
the ground were on their way i home. They had decided f was no contest,
VERDICT: Téo one-sided td
France-Presse..
Koreans'
Soccer
Tour Of Vietnam
London, Nov. 16. match The Korean "Public Security"
Te interesting. KMB look well prepared for this big
suma
bowing tried successful of six
"Rather than sland
in the Tyson, a Booth, b Philpott
Extras
way of a potential Test pinyer, | Swatman, not out
have no option but to with draw" Craig sald.
The match next Friday was considered Craig's last chance
of getting a place in the side.
BOWLING TO DATE
Golf Title
Havana, Nov. 18 George Bayer satik a thro inch put on the first extra halo of a "sudden death" playpit with Sam Shead today to win the $0,500 irst prize in the * £45,000 Havana Operi Golf Tournament.
Bayer, the 250-pound former University of Washington toekte, and Snead, only protez- sional to win 100 major purna, ments, tied for Arst at the end of the regulation 72 holes with scores of 280.
Snead, the 40-year-old Wilto Sulphur Springs, West Virginia player, with tanks na ušlė of the game's great, money winners, en blew $2,900 When he bow- ed on the extra hof. He won $3,600 for Anishing second,
U.P.I.
MCC Decision On Watson And Replacement
7
Sydney, Nov. 172
MCC's mansigti, Mr Freddie
Total for 7 wickets 127 Badwå, stźted today that a
decision
on whether Willio Watson who is recoveritig from OMR Wknee trouble plays ún. Friday
1 will be made on Thursday, G At the same time a decision 318 also rkpeted on the question 3 of Ted Dexter Jolding the team,
-Reuter,
Test
Creig also announced he Horke would not bo available for | Davidson selectton for the first Test start- Philpot!
Bermud ing in Brisbane on December 0. --Reuter.
10 2 15
4 17
10 2 10 22 14 27
-Reuter.
THE DAY I WAS LEFT
IN THE COLD......
By STANLEY MATTHEWS
by West Indies If you see a Soccer manager wandering round the country with a worried
coptath, Gerry Alexander. He took five wickets for 63 runs.
FINAL SCORES
The final scores werai. West Indies: First innings 310 for six declared,
President's X First innings Second innings 227. -
124: Router,
CHESS
by LEONARD BARDEN
(No.5514)
look you can bet your life he is looking for a class inside forward. And you can be eqtially certain that he will have a job finding one.
He can get all the defendets chester United), Peter Broad- create their own thetics during he wants, but there is a dearth bent (Wolves), Jimmy Bloom- a match. of really good inside-forward field (Arsenal), ' and Bobby Carter once decided, within prospects.
Collina (Everton).
seconds of the start of a gázve Remember, the forwards get They are among the best, but against Wales, that the way to
you begin all the glamour, They are the then
to struggle win wad down the middle. So gont-makeTS and the coal-searching for really class inside the three inside men won
grime on their own.
mon
my
to in
DS
the
Lakers....
But where are they? There's Why is this? Why are we Jimmy McIlroy (Burnley), | Incking the men who can make The two wingers--I was one the best in the four Home coun- | football a dazzling game?
of them were left out in the tries. Johnny Haynes (Ful-
Maybe the youngsters are not cold. But 1, was happy though ham). Dennis Law (Hudders-boing allowed to develop
I realised that the wid feld), Bobby Charlión (Moa- they
tha pre-justified the moane That is t war days. It has always been type of inside forward defle
view that our modern we badly need today. coaching method do much to Could it be that the modern defensive set-up is responsible? Training has become much The frength through-depth stereotypad and many plan, which brings all defen- players are now cutched to fit dera haring back into goal ut the team-plan at the clubs, the least eigh of dange, cer
tainly restricts the artistle brand of Soccer.
MORE CHINESE NOW PLAYING
HANDBALL
drive out talent
THREE MASTERS Every young player should ba allowed fo develop his natural talent. Then, having be come a master at ball-play, he should be good enough and] pliable enough to fi hilo play| from 12 cities | intò any sort of plan; and army personnel ore gather- Raich Carter, Wili Maunion,
Paris, Nov. 10. More and more Chinese are tuking to playing handball than ever. Rodio Peking reported.
It sold that 23 men's and women's teams
Portugal Beats South Africa
with South China nèxi Sunday soccer team drew 1-1 with the
People's Army termi Here is a position from actua) the Army, unless they get Vietnam
today In the final play; White to move and win. polato sou
ed at langħal to, compete ju | und Billy Walker could fit inte
Liston, Nov. 10: look to be in Hano!
tour. Sulution No. 3813: 1 Q-f14, China's firat ever champlorship any club scheme... They had le Portugal: detvated Solita heading for, trouble. The "goals match of their Vietnam against” column tells whey..... the New China New Agency KIXR 2 K-R3, or EtxP: competition.
football brains and skliful feel Atrien. Upes dools to one utifr A point of interest.
2 QX RL, of KE-08; 2 P-KI, or reported. Army
Handball is a now sport to lo adopt themselves any leading two-til at half-time in their international football players Rhodes, Davies,
The Korean team won three t 15, 2 qxP or K-15: China and file known to the stylo. Hier- berison and. Cumming started, of their five gında, dhd drew R-15, or 3: 2 KtXP, or majority of the Chinese people. Yet they never lost their owis match here" today, —— France-
PxP: 2 R-BA:
Franco-Preste, aff in the No. 2, 4, 8 and 10 tie her two-outer,
brand of genius. They could Presse,
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