THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, AUGUST 11, 1959.
IOC ALMOST UNANIMOUS ON CHANGE OF NAME
BY
NATIONALIST CHINA Excerpts Of Minutes Of Munich Meeting Released In IOC Bulletin
Lausanne, Switzerland, Aug. 10
The mombers of the International Olympic Committee, while diffaring on what action to take, were practically unanimous at their Munich session in recommending a change of name for the Nationalist Chinese Olympic Committee, the latest issue of the 10C Bulletin indicated here today. The bulletin, dated August 15 but published today, contained extensive excerpts of the minutes of the IOC Congress last May at Munich, Germany, where the IOC voted to with- draw recognition from the Chinese National Olympic com- mittee on Formosa, until it takes on new, acceptable
name.
The bulletin aptured from the the official list" with the under votes of 14 members and men-standing that the TOC will con- tion the names of seven MOTE sides an "application for recogni-
part in ution under a different name."
na having faken debate without
citing anybody
in favour ofetaming the Fur- misa body under its traditional name of National Chinese Olym- ple 'ommittee.
The conlel was rather br. tween the Communbel demanding a complete ouster of the Nationalist Clinear,
ek Western spukesmen, i siressing a change of name would be sufficient to make clear that the Formosa body does not control sports on the ' matnlari,
Majority Vote
"A large majorite vote
am
seven
few detentions the Bulletin Saat, inalty voted
repohding telling
for
it
Formosa body that it wanted continue to be regojní,vë “maalen Bal name (Chinese National O'ympir Committee)" and that "ume whl de remmed firm
IS 4-1
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Quoting the misules of the èrucial session, the Bulletin wald: "A proposition made by the Olympic Committee of the USSR
the submitted to members, It demand the Olympic Committee having its seat in Taiwan (Formosa) be no longer silowed to control the
of sport China,"
a
way
in
ile rame to change order that it corresponts to the territory & represents,"
The Bulletin went on to say:
that CONFECTIN
The Marques of Exeter (Great Britals) thinks tila problem also the International Federationis, In order to find a solution he suggests private negotiations,"
Now For Revenge
JIM PARKS PUTS UP FASTEST
CENTURY OF COUNTY CRICKET SEASON
London, Aug. 10.
Jim Parks, 27-year-old Sussex and England batsman, hit the fastest century of the season in 61 minutes against Lancashire at Old Trafford today.
Parks' time equals the best for 10 years, and beat the previous best, this scason by Maurice Hallam of Leicester- shire.
Parks, pulling and driving with terri- fic power, was unbeaten with 108 (one six and 18 fours) when Sussex declared with a lend of 358. To make his day a memorable one he took a catch to dismiss Alan Wharton before stumps drawn.
Sixth Contury
were
Earlier Ted Dexter scored his sixth century of the summer for Sursex, He Continental Resolution Adopted hit two sixes and 13 fours in his 112.
'Request Justified'
Brundage (100 "Mir Avery
plenty Hunks hat this - test is formed. The resolution anks as to annus the recognition of
Mr Bandaga is then quoted "We should advise as saylog Taiwan that we can no longer
to weognise continue National Olympic Committee of Nationalist China since it does Chitrese spojl on the whole territory of Chusa:
not control
Surrey, bidding for another title, look- ed to be in trouble when they lost their opening pair for 26 against Middlesex at Lord's. But Ken Barrington, and Tom (lark, the third wieket pair, were still to the Olympic Caromittee of Tai-
gether when bad light stopped play, hav- wan hit a rogue the ime of it an application for recognitioning pul on 183. Barrington was then 101 not out and Clark needed another 11 for different name, Plong as the Dlympic Commit is made under a
consired by the his hundred. ter of the Democratic Republic it will be of China,"
IOC and it (the Taiwan Coin- mitter) will be authorised to participate in
Olyrapie Games"
The resolution, withdrawing cognition and promising "eorishter" an application under a new name, was then adopted, The Bulletin also mentioned
proposal
Soviet by
"Mr Douglas Roby (USA) is of the epanion that body can from 4 Games exclusfert
that and suggests
we ask the Olynne Commufice of Taiwan, to ele de me which leads to cenfus11111**
"Prince Axel (Denmark) was in Peking last year. The com-
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The end of a career's best innings of 80 for 21-year-old Surrey fast bowler David Gibson, us Notts red- head John Springall shoots his middle stump out of the ground.
But Gibson took quick revenge when Notts went in to bat. He hit the middle stumps of both Mervyn. Winfield and skipper Rag Simpson, and then Maurice Hill's off-stump, in a 3-22 spell. Surrey won the match by
57 runs.
Dexter
14-4
112, G. 108 not
211
Ronnie Barnett, captain of declared (T.
3. Parks Yorkshire who are silk strongly | Doggart 07,
Lancashire in the tile dight, declared 134 out). behind against Kit at Leeds in secondly 10 for one. the hopes o forcing result. At Nollingham: India 172 and But his plans mistired, for bad secondlty 101 for six. Nolting- light prevented Kent from bathonshire 264 (M. Winfield 54, ting in the last 20 minutes. R. Simpson 100, S. Gupte eight
A maiden century by 10-year for 108). 10C old an Hull, the Derbyshire At Lord's: Middlesex 331 for Adrianov.ppening batsman,
was over-nine declared. Surrey 200 for INtles of that country considers member, Constantin
that Tawan forms an integral to
Nationalist
shadowed at Derby by fine acam two (K. Barrington 101 not out, part of Continental China." Chinese 10€ from the tradi-bowling from Derek Shackleton T. Claric 89 not out).
"Lord Külalis (Ireland) ozual list of National
Com-whose
for Bu helped the National miltres printed on the Grst few Hampshire to a first innings leadi that Olympic Commitire of Taiwan pages of every Issue of the IOC
of 78 and bonus points. cannot represent the sport of Bulleti Continental
Scores
MOORE FAVOURITE
TOMORROW'S BIG FIGHT
Montreal. Aug. 10.
is a strong Archie Moore
1-1 favourite to
his world light- heavyweight boxingi championship against Canada's Yvon Darelle here on Wednesday, After a brick workout yester- day, Bertin Moore, who is i +16 in December ecording to the record booke, lipped the reales at
the lighthoneyweight mil of 12 stones 7 pounds.
Both lighters did light truits-
BGESCH
ja
remove the
Bulletin
Indeed
seven
he China and
The new presents the following motion; tuilest to list any committer Close of play scorer in to- AN the Chinese Nallonal under the hending "China", but day's cricket matches were: Olympic Committee having its sand only: "Negotiations seat at Taiwan no longer con-proceeding.”—UPI, trols amateur port on the territory of Continental China, this committee can no longer
be considered the Olympic Committen of China."
Procedent
The Hulletin continued: "Mr Brundage quotes as precedent the ease of Ireland where the county of Ulster under British rik. Since Tai- wah does not control sport In
is
ing day in preparation for Continental Chiner, its name is
their second title meeting. List | Catrinly wrong.” December. Monre knocked out Durell in the eleventh round After surviving! foun knak-
ADA.
"General Stoltchev (Bul- garia) supports Prince Axel's
"Sir Arthur propositions." Parril (New Zealand) Fays that the name of the Olympic Committee of Talwan is cer lainly wrong but does not think to exclude a No-
Tieke sales at the Montreal Forun, where the Right will be held, were reported to be "doing very well," and were believe it is fugient to be over the $100,000 (£35tual Olympic Committee from TO0) mark-Reuter,
the Games entirely un this motivė. It is only the name which should be changed."
Australians May Mr Ferreira Santos (Brazil)
Try Amended Cricket Rule
Adelaide, Aug. 10, Certain amendments to Rule 20 dealing with throwing and drag may be tried expertinent- ally in Sheffield Shiol erket -matches titis year.
The South Australian Cricket Association will recommend this to the Inter-Stale Conference in Brisbane next month.
Sir Donald Bradman is cheir- man of the sub-committee which made the proposals-China Mail Special.
ure
A Manchester: Sussex
Eccudly
for and
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At Weston-Super-MarTM; Ensex 283. Semmorsel 183 (C. Greetham 43. T. Balloy six for 43.)
At Wellingbourgh: Northamp- tonshire 301 for five declare:t 124 Walls 113. D. Brookes 96, four M. Norman 81, G. Tribe 62 not 203 and out). Worcestershire stendly 122 for uno (M. Horton 40, 1 Outhoorn 57 noi out.)
At eicester: Leicestershire 202 and secondly 31 for five (M. Hallam 44 not out). War- wickshire 208 (M. Smith 45, T. Cartwright 04).
INDIANS FACING HARD
BATTLE AGAINST NOTTS
TO AVERT DEFEAT
Nottingham, Aug. 10.
At Leeds: Ken 305, (D. WII- son five for 67). Yoiluhite 231 for five declared, (W. Slott 47, K. Taylor 57, D. Padgett 71).
At Derby: Hampshire 354 for eight declared and secondly seven for no wicket, Derby shire 276 (1. Hall 113, D.
The Indian cricketers, who have lost to only one Shackletor seven for 86).
county, Glamorgan, during their tour, look like
At Cheltenham Glamorgan
Heavyweight Fight Was No 'Fix'
New York. Aug. 10. The Prosecutor-General, Frank Itogoni. today
rumours cur- squashed
Grand rent here that a Jury called to Investigate professional boxing would keek to determine whether the world heavyweight fight be- championship tween Floyd Palletson und Johansson Wha Ingemar
faked.
Bald Ilogad, Nothing
The bout, was a fair one. leads to suppose that the outcome of the fight was fixed or that anyone Iried to fix it, he added.
Sweden's Johanson won by a knockout.-AFP.
Johansson Invited To
having a hard battle tomorrow to escape defeat 371 for nine declared. Glouces- U.S. To
by Nottinghamshire here.
At the close of play today," they were only 40 runs ahead with six second innings wickets Scores were: Indians down. 172 und 161 for six, Nottingham shire 284
were
Nottinghamshire
In- debted to skipper Reg Simpso for their first innings Jead of 112.
Simpson's Feat
second
innings
before falling
to score
100, tershire 213 (A. Milton and secondly 50 for no wicket,
10 " no! a)
42 (D. Young
to a catch on Reuter. the long
leg boundary. But their score at the end of the day
100 far too slim for
safety.
Courageous Stand
Gaekwad
لبديل
is against this exclusion and thinks that we should recognise is committee if it agress to
After Datfu change is name. As for the
had to relre with a torn high National Olympic Committee of
muscle, only a courageous stand Peking which resigned volun- Simpson hit 100, his third ven-
by the seventh wicket pair. and tarlly from the international tury in successive innings, Jalsimha and Joshi, seemed to Federations and withdrew from alone withalond the clever leg stand between the Indians and
It spin bowling of Subhas Gupie, defeat in two days. The the Olymple movement,
pair have put on 32 in their un should not be recognised again whose eight wickets for 108 runs
finished partnership. before the National Federations was his best return of the tour.
the corres
Simpson look 214 hours over are reaffiliated to
his first 50, but with wickets Nottinghamshire's bowling „ponding - International -- Feders-
falling fast 4 the other end he success-in-the-second luninga Itions,"
launched an all-out assault on was a sad reftection on the In-
The Bulletin then elted some the bowling which gave him his dlan batting, as the county's mes of speakers without quot-second half century in half an best bowler, 18-year-old pace
their remarks ing
John Cotton, went oft He hit one six and 13 ma
with a bilstered heel after seven tinued.
ball the new Narl Contractor pulled and overs with kooked well In the Indlaus' Reuter.
and con-
hour. tours.
"Mr Douglas Iteby (USA) thinks that we should ask Tol-
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Sports Diary
TODAY
Tentila LRC Tournamenti Men's H'cap Doublee, Ladle Heap Shogica
Bowls Open Pairs Ilion'
Berni-finals matches at KBCC, 3.30 p.m.
Merting HKFA Courell Meeting Sports fload, 5.43 p.m.
Water Poip Knock-out Tournament: at Victoria Pool: p.m.
TO-MOBROW
·Zawie Coleny Open Singles Champion- ship semi-finals instches at KFC, 3.34 p.m.
Tensi
Men's Division: BCAA (1 CRC (9), Urban Council v CCC KCC V KTGCA, LRC PRC, NCC DONG, CỌC (2) V CÁC (1), THC USRC.
AIR-INDIA
"But when in JAPAN, do 11 the
Close Deal
New York, Aug. 10. Vincent Velella, the new president of Rosensohn Enterprises, today cabled an invitation to heavy- weight champion Ingemar Johansson to come here] "at our expense" to close a deal for a return bout] with Floyd Patterson "immediately." Meanwhile,
Goteborg.
Sweden, Johansson said today he will fight Floyd Patterson on -September-22-5])-everything Is.
in order,"
But Johansson, who recent ly took the title from the American Bighter, indicated in elevision Interview that everything was from be- ing in order. NOT GOING TO US. YET The champion said the men in New York now trying to pro- mote the September älght "arc worse than their predecessore... I will not go to the United States yet."
"There is no reason for me to go there. I am the world cham pion and they have to come here if they want anything," Johans-
son cald.
He added, "I am very dila- appolated," Johanson sakod if he is dilokering with Now
Bil York proanter Rosensohn, who staged tho Paltorson-Johansson book, "Well, I cannot say anything about that," Bald the champlya. "He (Roothacha) seemed honest but things went wrong for him. He now has the chance to plut everything ion. order again." UPI.
SPORTS
SPECTRUM
By
B. E. JANT
It was mid-afternoon. The hot humid atmosphere had taken its toll of all but those who had essential reasons for being on the move yet somehow the streets were still crowded and it was far from easy to walk on the footpath. Mr Wong had just finished an important business conference and as he made his way into the hustling throng in Des Vouex Road he found himself pulled forward by the subconscious thoughts it was, in fact, almost a mental mirage--of a long cool drink.
Like one abroad in some uncharted desert Bir Wong followed his instinct and I seemed that his footsteps were taking him unerringly towards the bar at his favourite club but, as sume sage has no doubi recorded "there's many a slip 'tween The traile thought arul a tot, and as he waited by Jigat Bear Jardine's now monument to progrem and. prosperity ho caught sight of Big John's swinging shoulders Larging a path for themselves through the crowd on the opposite side of Pedder Street.
Intent On Mission
John looked unusually determined and purposeful, Ite was quite obviously intent on ile mission, whatever it was, and by The very Intensity of his concentration Mr Wong decided it must be something pretty important
Just as he started to speculate about fils friend's intentions the he found himself crossing Pedder traffic ghis changed and
him from the opposite Street as Big John came towards direction. The thought flashed through Wong's mind that Big John had said only the night before that he was going sailing today and the fact that he was still very much on dry land seemed to Indioate more than ever that something of unusual moment had turned up.
Whatever quip Mr Wong had prepared for the occasion frose on his lips for Big John, kiu eyes fixed steadily in front of him, swept through the stream of hurrying pedestrians without even noticing bis old colleague.
Mr Wong stood in temporary confusion. "The outsized stinker' he muttered to himself, "whatever he's up to it's no good..... not with that look on his face." Completely obilviaus of the fact that the traffic lights had changed and that he was in some personal danger Mr Wong stood looking at Big John's broad back as it disappeared in the crowd.
He was suddenly brought back to his senses In the most nerve- shaking way. "It's just as well I'm paying more attention than your old xper!," said a voice almost In his ear and he realled with a start that the gleaming front bumper of # giant road monster was within inches of his back.
A Card
thinking." le slammered and, for his before he could think of an adequate excuse irresponsible actions, the driver of the car had thrust a small card into his hand and was gone,
"Sorry....I....I....I was just
Mr Wong beat « hürrled retreat in the same direction as Big John and was not until be was safely back on the footpath that he had a chance to look at the card which was given to him under such unusual circumstances,
As he read it he fell his blood pressure mounting and his temper
rking. On one side of the card was neatly printed:
MOTORING HINT
A bol spanner should be used on a mut that refuses to mave. If, however the gut happens to be a jay- walking pedestrian, a cold spanner will do."
In spite of his aunoyance at the chain of events Mr Wong found himself smiling at the audacity of the motorist and, sa he the bazan to appreciate turned the card over, he really potentially morbid humour of the situation. The reverse side of the card had a neul black edge and it also had an embossed crous at the top left hand corner. It bore the
of whom they san. "He died maintaining his right-of-way."
words:
"Here lies
"We almost filled YOUR name in the vacant space."
Mr Wong stood for a moment laughing at the words on the card quite Indifferent to the curious glances of the passers-by, and then he made off in hot pursuit of Big John.
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As he moved along the street he happened to giance into one of the Colony's most popular department stores and there to his astonishment he saw Big John rummaging among the shirts in the Men's Department,
As he made to go up the stairs towards the front door Mr WODE spotted the moilces announcing "SALE"....and the thought was sili uppermost in his mind when he tapped Big John on the back.
John
'A-Sale-ing'
"So Ub won the kind of sale-ing you were going to do. All morning I've been thinking enviously of you at sea with the breeze blowing in your thinning hair, Listen, you great menzce, you will definitely be the death of me. A few minutes ago you went alamping past me In the street and In my surprise I almost cot knocked down and killed by car. Here have a look at this card which tite delver had the blasted cheek to slick in my hand fast before he drove off. Really, John, you cause me mure trouble than anyone or anything else I know." To give added strength to his Indignation Mr Wong finished his vocal allack by formally. presenting the motorist's unusual curd for John's' perusai,
"If there's troubla read the card and burst out laughing. anywhere around, my dear Wong, you'll find It" he said, "but I'm sorry about misleading you regarding the sailing............ we had a spot of engine falture and we had to call the whole thing off. But then I remembered that several of our lores had sales in progrem and....well sales are one of my favourite sports, I've never been able to resist them, Whether it was It is always been a weakness of mine. Selfridge's in London, Lewis's in Manchester. Fraser's la Glaszow. Myer's in Melbourne, or Robinson's in Singapore I've never been able to turn my back on them. Maybe I'll be able to buy a few good sports shirts:...or ·just-to-keep should search for a in step with modern Uings maybe natty line in Aippers, goggles, snorkels, or even water skis And then I could do a nice line around Repulse Bay or Sheko. Balls from the sales so to speak."
Free Whisky Racket
"Oh, we are very bright and clever today, aren't we?” replied Wong, with more than a hint of sarenam in his voice. well, I don't know very much about being bright and clever. I'm
certainly not very bright as far as sporijng affairs go for, it 1 was I think I'd make a special effort to get into this great Free Whisky Hackel. It's the best sporting glamick in years," said Bir John, with a quiet wink, a knowing wink, totis pal. "That's really why I'm in here." "Free Whisky Racket?" queried Mir Wour, "What are you up to this time. Where have you found a Bow risky whisky partime?"
...
"It's all very smiple," wald Big John as he handled a ɑno pake of cut-price rubber shoes, "This is the olur. Got into the Lawn Bowls ofrels. Last weekend Mere were four bottles of good Bootch given away: one each for two soyans and two for an olɛht to matches in the Howli League. It seems to me that all you have to do is get together with a willing opposing skip, toss for who gets the eight, and then shurë a couple of bottles of the freo Scatch, Xửa se onay sa'getting pinched for parking.
"Mlas....piny I have' a' pair of these shoes....sixe nino....juss the thing for lawn bowls. Roll on the next league: KAIO 'and my baứ whisky for air campaign. My new sunešing
glect is Two over the Eight*"