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Rest Of The Colony

THE CHINA MAIL, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 21, 1959.

4.

Combined Chinese

WORLD TITLE BOUT 90pc MADE

Johansson Asked

WATSON'S WINNING WALTZ To Fly To NY And

Airman Leads Rest To Convincing Win In The Fat Choy Cup

By I. M. MACTAVISH

The Rest of the Colony won the handsome Fat Choy Charity Cup when they beat Combined Chinese by four goals to two at the Club Stadium last night.

The victory was as convincing as the score suggests. The margin might have been even bigger and had it been so it would not have unduly flattered the winners. This game was widely advertised and it speaks volumes for the good nature and quiet calm of the Hongkong football which public that they accepted the mass team changes the match officials did not even trouble to announce on

without a murmur. the public address system

The Chinese koeeve fare ecr later Kw Kain-bung did tainly love their game of foot magnificent job when he some- Where else in the world how managed to hook the ball ball.

of the goalline after Au Chi- Would the spectators have at-

yin bad beaten the Rest goal- cepted so Highfly the absence of men like Wai Fat-kim, and Mokkeeper with a clever lob. Chun-wah from the Rest team

suddenly found further behind

one SVAR awarded

a thick end of the stick when

another against them in the 12th minute after the interval.

A

boll harmless looking travelled fast towards Toledo and the right-half shaped up to play it with his right foot. He made full contact with the ball but fi shot up off his boot and struck him on the hand. If Penalised

ever there was an incident de- void of intention to foul then Goalkeeper Wong Shiu-woo this was it but the referee, Mr to race from his goat to Mok Yeung-fnl, decided other- cheek a strong attack by the wise and gave a penalty to the His advance! Combined Chinese. On all sides at the finish there was general hat

award the agreement should never have been made. I thought

bad it was a rank decision.

Instead af getting the and Lau Yee, Ho Cheung-yau rqualiser the Combined Chinese

from the and Yu Chrule-yin

themselves Combined Chinese side?

and what This is

a wonderful goal it wa breaking faith with the public and it is quite un- fair to the fans who so willingly money at the turn- pay their

lies so that they can see their favourite stars in action. There is magic in big names but et Bet

hnd

forwards:

ma une forget that the public, carried him too far and he was has a shart memory for fading penalised for handling the ball

And a longt one outside the penalty area. personalities

-few fr disappointments. A words of tipology as the least the crowd deserved.

Many Highlights

The ball was placed for the kick and the usual woli of defenders took up Their pol- jena. La Kwok-tni obviously bad nothing but Gie pourest opinion of such a line-up and why by flashing a he showed

Crive into the mel. lightning

doubt if knows event

absence of In spite of The the top stars the game had many highlights and while the, stop It was a beauty. I rap selections never measured the

goalkeeper

up to the standard of the men now how the ball beat im they replaced, played with wil

Left-winger-Leung Wal-hang moved into the penalty on neat through pass and the Rest

went out pivot. Lau Tin,

In spite of their obvious dls- appointment the Rest of the Colony boys throw themselves wholeheartedly into the effort of

and getting another goal get it they did.

Angular Shot

Lo Kwok-tul swept a quick

Д

work.

FIRST ACCIDENTS IN MONTE CARLO RALLY

Paris, Jan. 20.

The first serious accidents of this year's 28th Monte Carlo Rally were re- ported today from the mountainous regions of Southem France.

The British team of Alex Cleghorn and Alec Newsham and their passenger, who started from Clasgow, were seriously injured when their Singer hit a tree after leaving Dia. They were all taken to hospital in Die where it was stated that although their injuries were serious they were not critical,

Another British team, T. Haddow' and L. Paterson, who also loft Glasgow. were injured when their Sunbeam rolled over several times after skidding on a patch of ice near Le Puy. Haddow, who received a head injury and Paterson a chest injury, were taken to Le Puy hospital, Their passenger, M. Howatt, escaped uninjured.

A high wind, howling over the mountain roads had replaced the snow and ice which suddenly melted away in the Die and Le Puy regions, Reports from the various control points

gave the following arrivals and abandons.

Le Puy: From the Paris starting point, 42 of the 50 starters had checked through,

From the Glasgow starting point, 51 of the 58 starters had checked through. Only one of the 16 Munich starters --- a Saab driven by Spain's Jesus Saiz - had not checked through. Thirty-nine of the 43 Lisbon starters

checked through,

From the Brescia control point in Italy, it was reported that 84 of the 86 Stockholm starters. 15 of the 16 Athens starters, and 18 of the 22 Warsaw

had checked through, Their next control point is at Turin.-

France-Presse.

starters

ENGLAND TAKE ON THE

REST TONIGHT IN

SPECIAL RUGGER

RUGGER MATCH

By PAK LO

This evening in a specially arranged match on the Club ground at 7.00 p.m.

under the floodlights England take on the Rest of the Colony. This is to enable the HKRU to decide whether England with their wealth of talent should play in the local Internationals as North England and South England or just England, or should they prove decisively strong in this match whether it will be worth holding the Internationals at all.

Sign Contract

New York, Jan. 20.

In a last minute bid to save the talks for a world heavyweight boxing title fight between the American holder, Floyd Patterson, and Sweden's Ingemar Johansson from breaking down, the Swedish advisor, Eddlie Alqvist will today advise Johansson to immediately fly to New York.

Bill Rosensohn, the American promoter, who is trying to conclude a world title bout between Patterson and Johansson, said that. Alqvist will make a transatlantic telephone call to Johansson in Sweden today and urge him to immediately fly here.

an-

"If that can be done, I think / "Johansson will come over to arrangements for a champion-settle the deal and i hope to ship bout can be settled quiek- have the contracts signed by ly. Johansson refuses to fly the end of the week." Rosensohn

The promoter's here, the den may collapse", arided. said Itosensohn.

nouncement followed a private meeting between himself, Alqvist, advisor of Sweden's D'Amato and Alqvist. This was

cham- European heavyweight

first meeting between pion, came over here to dis the

Alqvist and D'Amato since the cuss fight plans with Cus D'A- Swedish, advisor's arrival, in

world

champlon's New York last Sunday.

mato, the

monger. But Alqvist sudden- D'Amato sold afterwards that y found himself up a blind he had a very friendly talk

alley when D'Amato refused with Alqvist during which he

to sign or even discuss any con-explained that he could only Iract with him.

negotiate with Johansson hint selt, because Alqvist was his monoger.

Insisted

D'Amato insisted that the Anal details should be settled and the contract signed by Johansson himself.

D'Amato took this precaution to avoid any risk of a legal

not

Alqvist then explained that he would telephone Johanuson to fly to New York as soon as possible.

Definite Upbeat

Rosensohn said: "Yesterday, I Betion, preventing the fight.

thought we had a 30-60 chance Alqvist had already signed 1 contract for a return bout be-o make the fight. Today there defnita upbent when tween Johansson end America's Alqyist and Cus got together. Eddie Machen.

Now I would say its about 90

In the

wos a

ona

The Europeon champion per cent made"."

out Machen knocked

organised Rosensohn, who

fight against first round of their night at Patterson's loa

Angeles, floy Harris at Los Gotenberg last September.

Alqvist claims that the con- sald the Patterson-Johansson tract was vold because it had world tilt could be held in New been signed under constraint York, Los Angeles or Colorado and that he was only Johans-Springs in June: #That's son's advisor and not his offlelal of the things we will have to coftle. No matter where it in Prior, Woolfenden, Elliott, Grin-manager.

Bill Rosensohn said later that will be held, it is going to be Defensively this is a sell, Richards, Wiseman, Cleary, the Whit- very strong three Fne, all of its Tunbridge, Daws, Collett, Hel-Johansson will fly to New York very big promotion," added

this week

the promoter-France-Presse. members being noted tacklers | Ungs, but defence never wins a game, Club Selection: A. N. Other, and the Rest should easily con-Browne, Wiggelt, Addis, Laville, 'Tancock. Spencor, vinee the KRU that the Inter-Lochrie,

Croucher, Turner, Howe, Barnes, nationals should be arranged.

Uttley, Armstrong-Wright, Sank. Hexangular Table

In

and

P W D L F A Pi

800 75 27

12

BO 75 19 10

Sports Diary

TODAY Boxing Colony Championships, Southern Playground, 7.30 p.m. Stugby The

Stadium.

Best,

МЕРС

Tak

Shooting Hongkong Baley at Kal ranges, 3.15 am,

TO-MORROW Meating HKASA Executive heating. SCMP Board Room, 5.30 p.m.

they certainly junless of course he has read. pass to Lam Kam-tong on the In a curtain raiser at 6.00; ball. they will be mainly

an accurate report in a news-left wing and the unmarked p.m. the only, unbeaten XV of defence. There were some good goals paper. He certainly did nothing Busman took a couple of easy the whole season,

before driving fine field Wanderers take on A and a couple of perity kicks to sanggest that he as much as steps

Club Selection,, which is not as of the ball angular shot into the net. which will provide plenty of caught a glimpse

The reoresheet now read -- strong as was originally hoped healed controversy for a long as it flew past him,

of the Play

even after Rest was more But more of

Colony4, due to the calls on quite a few time to come.

in the 32nd minute Combined Chinese 2, and Club players for the major that in good time... to more that and

there the Combinte Chinese chalked although

were several

the first game of the game of the evening. pleasant things first.

Evening tho Club Selection is As the players lined up to one of their deficit but 1 share near things at both ends that is

busy, at time of going to press, receive their trophies at the end the view of those who thought how the game inished.

Very Strong Pack

Army South after a lon switching around as there is a mote than a trifle

A generous pat on the back of the game the Chinese fans they were

The test of the Colony have shortage of players for some spell in the cellar are beginning Jolly who suriunded the presentation lucky to get the chance they did goes to the Rest side for

{ very strong pack,

are upwards and the effort.

with positions. This is not os alrong to maye Everyman played area gave a resounding cheer

England the one which beat challenging the Navy for thirvi. his port and Lo Kwok-tal, Issacs as hooker, and the Army a XV as Harsh Decision to Watson, the blonde loyal

Walson, Yeung Wal-to, Lam

North pair of Muntz and Winn RAF "B" so convincingly last luce, while Army North Air Force right-winger. How

second, row. This week but

which Club still hold undisputed sway it in a XV Sheung-yee and Toledo deserve in the well that salute was deserved.

that something

Isaacs has can special mention for their good wanted for a long time, and he while it sometimes cens

never be

at the top. underrated for Watson was superb. He gave Szeto Yiu a run-around the

to Fur the Combined Chinese has been overheard to say that hodge-podge of players, it has Army North lice of which he has not suffered

behind him he of late won somo unexpected Navy In a long long time. Watson the left of the goal to challenge only Chun Fal-hung, Chen Chi- with these two

outhook can

anyone in the victories. could walla right up to him and him. The winger held the balkong, Chu Wing-wah, and Au Colony, and this is his night to

Tim slid under Chi-yen get commendations of at the just split second like and as Lau

prove his words. a star dancer he could change him they both went down in aj VERDICT:

Facing him is Lowe, but With Croucher hooking they direction right or left with equal heap.

The referee ulew his whistle entertainment with some really though Lowe has plenty of should get the major share of The Combined Chinese

spots.

Organisers of weight behind him his pack is the ball from the serums but left-back never knew how to and to he

surprise of the bright

the call neither us heavy nor as power will not do so well in of tackle him and the airman | crowd and the consternation "wolf" too often.

ful us the Rest of the Colony's. Uncouts. star

The Club halves are emerged the outstanding per the Beste awarded ນ

The serums therefore should definitely good. in attack and sonality of the night.

penalty kick. It looked a very players are going to withdraw

but it is likely there is qulle a fast three Une harsh decisten indeed but Chu after their names boost the gate to Isanes,

then for goodness let us have the that Winn and Muntz will have behind them. Wing-wah showed no misplaced courtesy of an opening state to share the lincouts with their The Wanderers are putting

the ball mercy as he crashed

ment explaining the cause of opponents, for against them out their usual XV, and they into the net from the spot.

the whole thing,

they have Miller and Now-should win again tonight for The Rest beld their 2-1 lead

My fina! reflection hae me bigging of the Club and Monthey are a team in every sense and while

of the word, and their forwards until Bie Interval the teams wer taking thair wandering Just what Watsonder of the Army.

The Rest have had to bring are always would be worth of our football

there to

cover or well earned break Mr Ramsey entertainment if he could have in Steward for Bennett in the first ten minutes Omar, Secretary of the Hong suddenly realised that here was ko Football

case.

Pretty Combination

Bight from the start The Rest looked the better side and they should have swatched on early lead but careless finishing was their downfall. La Kwok- tal who rather neglected Wat-

Son

a partner with whom he could really

play and they quickly attractive com-

set up a most.

bination which

to the Brst goal.

clioned

An excellent

Another Penalty

merit,

Charity

events

This

mustn't If

falr

Good In Attack

Club

B 2 2 3 31 62

Army South BAP Pulice

4 1 2 1 58 59

14 15 30,

4 1 0 3 19 71

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India Enter Today's

Fourth Test With Weakened Team

Madras, Jan. 20.

more frequent opportunities to scrum-half as Bennett is in- they certainly will.

at win in the attack, and attack India, already two down in the five-match series,

(South

..

Tonight's Teams

MCC IN GOOD

POSITION

AGAINST

VICTORIA

84 over- for nine at

Melbourne, Jan. 21. Victoria, four for night, were 105 Juneli on the last day of their four-day retum match against the MCC. With 222 minutes left for play Victoria, who lost the first match by 87 runs, are only 188 ahead with one wickat left.

Scoreboard at lunch was- Victoria; 280 and 105 for nine MCC 313;

Crompton, 41 not out over- night, scored nearly half the Victoria total with 04. He was ninth

wicket down at 153, when he was caught by Morti- more off Lopder.

The last Victorian pair, Ed-

wands and Kline has so far

defied the MCC utlack for some

Of the bowlers Loader have

enter the fourth Test match against the West 15 minutos to add 13 rune. Indies here tomorrow weakened by three en- so for taken three wickets for forced changes from the side originally select-20. Tyson three for 38 and ed.

Association play

with the top Chinese jured, but lately Stoward has With Elliott at scrum- hail"i a football for the

players,

been playing extremely

steady well they are stured of of the sponsoring benefit

and with Valentine behind him smooth service, combined with charity and raised

The Teams something

should be fully capable of get- the odd break while Woolfenden $2,500, eventually led over

Rest of the Colony: Kwoking the ball back to the Rest the other half, is very clever effort.

Chow-ming (Kitch:eo), Ngan threes.

at finding the gaps in the de- The two of them repeatedly

Chun-sing (Police), Kwok

fence, and with their very fast

A blow yesterday was the amass a huge total, although China Happier And Better Centres the Kam-hung carried the ball upfield and the

Wanderers should withdrawal with an injured foot they will be made to fight hard inside-right was very unlucky

The second half was only Toledo (Kitchee), Lau Tiin The Rest threes are very halte it 13 in a row.

of Vijay Manjrekar, one of the for their runs. not to score on three occasions.

four minutes old when the (KMB), Lam Sheung yee strong with Marlin of the RAF Following are the Latest

Indian batsmen best equipped The Rest forted a corner on the Combined Chinese fell further (Eastern), Watson (HAF Sal and McTavish of the Club in standings in the bexangular to deal with the West Indies fast right. Watson mare it a short behind. The ball was crossed Wan), Lo Kwok-tat (Tung the centre, and Inglis and tournament.

bowlers, who have been mainly ground pass to Lo Kwok-tai and into the Koalmouth froni Wah), Yeung Wai-to (Kitchee), Brown on the wings. This

responsible for their team he turned the ball across the corner ami goalkeeper Wong Mak. Wing-hung (Police), Lam

an attacking three line, an

superiority in the series. face of the goal where Yeung seemed temporarily hynotised Kam-tong (KMB).

they should be able to find England: Wilcox, Bede-Cox,

Manjrekar has been replaced Wal-to cutely backheeled it and as he allowed Yeung Wal-to to

Combined Chinese: Wong Blu- their way through Englund's Watson, Scott, Sharp, Sandor- by all-rounder Chandu Borde. the ball went into the net off outjump him and nod the ball woo (Tung Wah), Lee Ping-defence.

san, Phillips, Williams, Lowe,

Folly Umrigar has taken over pivat Ko Po-keung while the Into the net. It was goalscor- chiu (Eastern), Szeto

England "hasPhillips and Shelley,"

Newbigging, the Indian Miller,

captaincy from Corabined Chineso defence in reduced ta its simplest (Tung Wab), Chan Fai-hung Sanderson as the balyes, ond Roberts, Mander, Clarke.

Ghulam Ahmed, who announced stood rooted to the appt.

Ko Po-krung Eanderson has proved time and (Tung Wah),

Rest of Colour: McDonald, his retirement from Test cric- Twelve minutes had gone ond With their lead increased to (Eastern), Chan Chi-kong ugniò that he is much happier Inglis, McTayish, Martin, ket the Combined

10 days ago, after being Chinese were 3- there was a tendency among (KMB), Kwan King-sim (CAA), | end much better in the centre Browno, Valentine,

Steward, selected

to lead India in the stung into action. Kwok Chow-the Rest players to take things: Chu Wing-wah (Kitchee), Au of the thires.

Whiteley. Isaacs, Melatos, match. ming made ono brilliant savo to bit easy. .but if they had Chi-yin (Police), Chut Wing- The English threes have Winn, Muntz, Penman, Steven, finger-tip a short range rocket been unlucky to have a penalty keung (Enstern), Leung Wai- | plenty of speed but ploy a steady Campbell.

Will Be Missed from Chu Wing-keung over the awarded against them in the hung (KMB).

orthodox game, and as they are Whlifield Wanderers: Craw- bar and a couple of minutes | first half they really gof the Referee; Mr Mak Yeung-fal, not likely to have a lot of the ford, Watson, Davis, Church,

form.

TUE GAMBOLS .

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GAS

Making his first appearanco in the series for India is Vinoo Mankad, the great all-rounder, whose selection followed his withdrawal of a request not to be considered for the series, or for the Indian team to tour England later this year.

"Even if India wins tomorTOW'S Afth Test 41 match and the Delhi, which starts on February | 6, the West Indies retain tho rubber, having drawn the first Test and won the second and third.

The 10 players already named Ghulam Ahmed, whose place for Indin's team are: has been taken by all-rounder P. R. Umrigar (Captain), V. Kripalsingh, will be missed for Mankad, S. P. Gupte, G. 5. his off-breaks the best of their Ramchand, P, G. Joshi, P. Roy, icind in India.

N. Contractor, Surrendra Nath, The third player to drop out | Kripalsingh, And Chandu of India's side was C. D. Oer Borde. The remaining placp is pinath, batman, who fell expecial to be filled by sen last weekend. Ils replacernent { Clupta, Manohar Hardikar or will not be announced until to+Janu Patel-Reuter, night:

The West Indies have named

12 players from whom their

side will be chosen. It copplate Anderson Loses

of the 11 players who won the

third Test at Calcutta by qu

innings and 339ʻruns, together

Belabans, Jan. 20.

Mal Anderson, new rezult to

with Erie Atkinson, the Bar- the Jack Kramer professional bados ali-rounder.

Zamri termala troiape, war besten

A grim struggle is expected by his fellow Ailafrajini Ken In the R$4,000

on the turf pitch, which onewall

Mortimore two fot 27-Reuter.

Scottish League Football

Glasgow, Jan, 20 Resulta of Scottish League football matches played today,

DIVISION I "Third" Lanark ̈2° Clyde ^2----

Partick T. 2 Queen of South 3 Reater.

CHESS

by LEONARD BARDEN

cording to the groundemen, will (R4,800 sterling) Queensland play: White to move and vin,

favour" batamen throughout. professional" "champlmatilp here

If Alexander wins the foss taklity.

for the fourth successive time. Rosewall won.

the West Indies are expected to (Routar.

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·Here la a podition from aqtuni

Balation. No. 350. 1 BAKA

(Watchun)) JEMASTE 8-12, GY

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