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THE CHINA MAIL, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1959, ·
Chisox Make It 3-2 In World Series
3-2 In World Series Combined Chinese_5, Combined Services....1
FOURTH INNING RUN
GIVES THEM 1-0 WIN OVER DODGERS
Los Angeles, Oct. 6. The Chicago White Sox scored a fourth inning run today and made it stand up all the way to keep their World ..Series hopes alive with a 1-0 victory over the Los Angeles Dodgers before an all-time record crowd of 92,706. It was a spectacular ball game before the biggest crowd ever to see a Series game and Bob Shaw, with relief help from Billy Pierce and big Dick Donovan, was credited with the shutout.
Shaw hurled brilliant ball until the eighth inning when it looked as though the never-say-die Dodgers were going to pull another one out of the fire.
Shaw had been hurling on the edge he gained in the fourth inning when Nellie Fox singled, went to third on Jim Landis' single and scored as Sherman Lollar hit inta u double play.
That turned out to be enough, but the White Sox hopes looked back in the eighth inning when Landis lost Wally Moon's line drive to contre field and it fell in front of him for a single.
It was one of the most tumultuous innings in Series history, and it sent the Serien back back to Chicago for the sixth game on Thursday.—UPI.
SPORTRAIT!
"Yeah, yeah, fine techno- logical achievement - but let's see him sink a goif
ball at 25 yards!
Londen Express Service
Johannson Leaves For Film Debut
HEADING FOR A GOAL
It looks as if Woosnam, West Ham's inside-right is already through, heading for the goal but Potier corner. The first the West Bromwich goalkeeper just manages to punch the ball away from him for a division match between the two tennis was played at Upton Park, East London, recently and ended In a 4-1 win for West Ham. Realerphoto.
CLEVER CHINESE SCORE
EASY WIN IN VICTORY SHIELD MATCH
By A CHINA MAIL REPORTER
The Combined Chinese scored a decisive 5-1 vic- tory over the Combined Services in the post- poned Victory Shield match played under floodlights at the Hongkong Football Club Stadium last night.
It was a disappointingly one-sided game, for the Services boys were never able to match the Chinese in individual skill or combined effort.
The latter had of course the Little Wood Chi-keung also Freat advantage of having struck" good” form and he gave played together many times and soldier Goodier a hectic even- if was only the wholehearted } ing. áctensive work of big Ginger* Woodcock that kept the eager locals within fair and re3800 – able bounds.
Never In Control
Fiu Cheuk-In opportunity
the
Look remind and sundry that he is still a superb ball worker: one who can reduce a defence to panko and one who can Bill make goalscoring GABY for
malce.
THREE RUGBY MATCHES TO Thompson Breaks Singapore Plans To
BE PLAYED OFF TODAY
By PAK LO
There are three rugby matches scheduled for this afternoon, all of them
at Boundary Street,
At 3.15 p.m. on the Army ground the RASC clashes with 49 Field Regi- ment, and following this at 4.30 p.m. on the same ground, two of Saturday's teams meet. These are 32nd Medium and the Sappers, and of the pair the Sappers were victorious in their Saturday encounter with the RAF, while the 32nd Medium went down to Club “A”.
On the Police ground In The
In Monday's Sappers match Boundary Street at 3.15 p.m. the match were Richards and Ahorn ground. Police are at home to the 1st for Kat Tak, each scoring a try, Lanes who beat Club "B" on while Poynor retaliateci with
the lone Sal Wan try, Saturday.
Normally these games would be scheduled for Saturday, but few of the players will be avail- able on that date. There will be no games on October 10 and the next fixtures will be on Wednes- day the 14th, again at Boundary Street.
Friendly Game
will
scorers
In this afternoon's games nothing is known of either the 49 Fld or the RASC, *x* cept that they are both FC- puted to be it and keen and the result must remain doubt wall! the played.
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Rumours have been floating around that a Thai Police KV will be coming up later on in is the season, but to date this uncontamed and no exact details are known.
Referring back to the remark
Four World Speed Records
Salt Flats, Utah, Oct. 6. Driver Mickey Thompson, in his streamlined Challen- ger 1, today broke four of the late John Cobb's world speed records here. But the Englishman's prin- elpal record. the world land speed record of 394.100 mph, set In 1947, was left intact, though Thompson said he would con- tinue trying to break it later today.
THE RECORDS
Legalise Off-Course Horse Race Betting
Singapore, Oct. 6.
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The Services wing-halves were never in control of their own territory and the Full- backs faltered too often under pressure. Goalkeeper New biggin hardly lived up to his reputation but so poor was the covering in front of him- Woodcook oxcepted it would be unir to judge him on this display.
The Chinese lost no time in
turning their superiority into goals and with only 13 minutes gone Loung
and Chan Fl-hung had both found the net.
Apart from fleeting ralds which -came to little it was pretty much one-way traffic and it was no surprise when Lo Kwok-lal made the most of loose definive work by the Services 10 izlaze the Chinese lead to three goals.
Lo demonstrated hic goal scoring ability agnity just before the interval and the Chinese bays reached the halfway singe
Eased Off
The Singapore government plans to introduce a with a comfortable 4-0 lead.
bill to legalise off-the-course betting through licensed betting shops and smash illegal book- making.
The Minister for Labour and Law, Mr K. M. Byrne, revening this to the Froo Press, sald of rumours that the government was planning to ban horse rat-
The records Thompson brokeng i Singapore: "As far as know they are quite untrue." were all set by Cobb in 1930,
The new legislation is now They were:
under consideration by The
State guvernuent....... Mr. Byrne said. It would be based on the system operating successfully
En New Zealand,
the
flying five-kilometre (Cobb's two-way average 326,7 mph, Thompson's 345.33 mph).
The
(Colyb 302.2 Ave-mile that no games are being pins-mph, Thompson 340.70 mph).
The flying ten-kilometre The minister said the Federa- (Cobb 253.0 mph, Thompson tion government would be con- 327.59 mph),
mulied before the Singapore (Cobb government wook a final drei-
on the Club grund this month, it should be noted that
the two matches scheduled, one
The flying ten-mile
for Club on October 21, and 270.4 mph. Thomson 280.18 ston.
moi).
$1 Million A Year the International Automobile The ministry Federation in Paris.
of nonce 19
the other for Club "B" In the second game
October 31, have been switched „All these Umes are subject to Army
tic Sappers to the Happy Valley ground in confirmation as new records by ground, Incidentally players and seem to be almost a safe bet to
the midle of the Racecourse, that who for they have very strong and the one on the 21st which spectators
noto there are no fixtures arrang-forwards who should dominate
was to have been floodlit, will
Thompson tried in an earlier co-operating with the ministry and though thelr ed for the Club ground for the game,
now be played without lights, run today to beat Cobb's world of labour and law in studying this month as the ground in ureen were not spectacular at As this game is scheduled for land speed record, but the car various aspects of off-the-course
0.00 p.m. it should make te lost power as he moved it into betting. "Holiday the weekend they were reason-
ably steady. They should have | difference,
top gear-Router.
being used for the on Ice" show.
to
New York, Oct. 6.
On Monday evening the two Ingemar Johansson, world RAF teams put in a friendly heavyweight boxing cham-trial match, and Kni Tak left plon, left New York Inter- the field victors by eight national Airport today points (one goal one fry) for Los Angeles to make three points (one try). his professional debut as an actor in a movie called "All The Young Men."
It is reported that Le Sal Wan did not come up to expecta- tions, but overall the RAP are quietly confident that they will produce a good XV for the Pen-
Dressed in charcoal greytangular this year, double-breasted suit, the cham- plan looked more like n proz- perous young businessman thas
"
a boxer and actor.
NOT NERVOUS
not
Ho suld that he was nervous and explained that "I did a little high school drama- ties and I also appeared in 蘊 Swedish movie as myself -- boxer but this is my first professional debut as an actor."
He will appear in the rola of
a Swedish machine-gunner in
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Morecambe Not Running In Cesarewitch
London, Oct. 8. French Belge, a 33 to one chunce in last night's callover, will not run in the Cesarewitch on October 14 unless there is
the Swedish U.N. foros heavy rain to ease the going. Korea assigned to an advance platoon of Marines. -
He said he experts that his work in the film will take about o month and that he does not know how long he will remain in the United States, explaining he may have some more commitments.
SINGING DEBUT
He made his singing debut re cently in the Dinah Shore show and when asked if he planned a career as an entertainer whe he relires, he replied "I haven't though about retirement that would be a long time, anxi then maybe I will Think, about 11."-AFP.
CHESS NEWS
by LEDNARD BARDEN
Solution. No. 5695: A ChamKDAE,
QBA ch (1.
an outsider Winter Wanton, will not run in the race, his trainer sald today.
Mr D. Bullock's Morecambe, who won the Cesarewitch last year, will not run in the race on October 14, boonuse hard going has held up his prepara- iion. The
time to
will have plenty of a regular supply of the ball and rettle down today.
Fine Pack
The 32nd pack is not quite so strong as their opponents, and their threes are good though they lack the finishing punch that could make all the differ- ence in today's game.
the
On the other ground Police with their fine pack, and good threes, can, If the halves wil} koop feeding the latter, home to a good victory romp over the 1st Lanes, who are not
strong in the forwards, and will thus see little of the ball.
The Lanes threes are oppor- tunists and Д chance early score could easily throw the Police attack out, but it is more likely that the Lanes will mainly, on the defensive.
Rumours
be
attack
The Polloe, if they all the time whether they are behind or shead in pointa, can hardly lose, but if they lead and drop into their old defen- sive game, they could get a shook.
Australian Tennis Aces Asked To Boycott U.S. Championships
Melbourne, Oct. 6.
Official tennis opinion here is reported to be aroused because no American tennis stars will tour Australia in the coming championship
season.
alincul-
The Melbourne Herald tennis | "It is very disappointing but reported strong pressure by awe realise America's group of officials for Australians ties".
American boycott future tennis championships.
to
He`mid it was suggested that the Auriralian comm straight home from Wimble- don intlead of carrying on the American annual tour.
Disappointing
Mr Roland sald he had no criticism to make of America's attitude.
The Herald sald Alex Olmedo was not available because he was believed to be considering professional engagements,
the Free Press Under-
The local boys continued to dominate play in the second half
could not act because of loop and Leùng Wal-hung frished off holes in the law.
some excellent combined for- ward play by beating Newbiggin uguin to give his sido a
Turi clubs in Singapore and the Federation have been wag-hand. ing "war" against illegal book- makers for the past two years. --UFI,
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The Chinese eased off a bit after this and 120 Services hid a slightly bigger share of the Play without ever suggesting that they were good enough to
Djurgaarden To cause the option any real
Play In China Before Coming
WOITY.
Watson was always trying to put a better face on things but such an accomplish- ed player as the dying air- man found it difßcult to bresk down the compact Chinese defence on his own, although
had 11 should be said he Jelly good try.
Consolation Goal
It was the right wing's per- to
To Hongkong Leading Swedish soccer team "Djurgaarden LF," will arrive in the Colony on October 12, to play a stands.
series of three games bere sistence that lol eventually
his side getting a consolation The Singaopre government
part of their Far
goal. He led one of the. Ser- could be expected to net up to
Eastern tour.
vices few combined movements $1 million
year from the
and from the resultant corner- licences the proposed of-the
Prior to their matches in kick Wrugg banged the ball into course betting establishments Hongkong, the team will have the ne
played four matches in China,
would have to take out, it is eg- timated.
There Is alvo a suggestion that the actual betting trans- actions could be taxed
In addition, the mashing of illegal bookmaking would benefit the turf clubs' totaliza- Lors and increase government
revenue from their takings,
Illegal Betting
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at Peking, Shanghal and Canton, In spite of this
Chinese were always in
In the first match
of
the
goal
the
com~
series in Hongkong on Novem- mand and it seemed they could pressure ber 14, the Swedish team will have exerted greater
Combined meet All Hongkong.
A Hong-on the overworked
I been Services defence had kong Selection will take on the Swedes on November 15, and necessary. In racing parlance and three days later the visitors will they won looking round"
football take on the might of the Com- their thoroughbred
made the opposition quite ordinary.
bined Chinese.
STARTS NOV. 3
appear
This was a
well deserved "Victory Shield" victory for the
Mr Byrne told the Free Press
The tour of the 19 Scandina-Chinese, the government knew that there viar players accompanied by was a large amount of illegal three officials starts at Pelding betting in coffee shops and was on Nov. 3 followed by a wcond anxious to stop it.
match on Nov. 5. Then they will play a match in Shanghai the 8th, and another at Canton on Nov. 11 before the Hong- kong engagements.
Belting of this nature was an offence, but the government
SOCCER RESULTS
London, Oct. 8. Results of tonight's English football league matches were:
Division III
Barry Mackay could not get Chairman - of the Lawn Ten- to Australia until most of theBrentford All in all then, three good nls Association. of Australia's championships were over.
Bury Bari Buchholz and "Chuck" Was Bumes will be out with the linary commitice Mr R. N. six-year-old.
actective spectators probably Roland, cald today: "As things McKinley would not interrupt quoted at 20 to 1 last night in going to the Police game at 3.15 stand we just haven't any men their university studies.--China Carlisle the Victoria Club callover. He
and then over to watch the players coming". had been favourite In the first ante-post lists-Beuter.
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After Hongkong "Djungaar- | den"
the inaugurates Salon Stadiurn on Nov. 21 and round off their stay there with
Awo more matches on the 22nd and the 26th. The Swedes complete their Fur Fast tour in
with Indonesiu
matcher at Djakarta on the 28th and 291, a match at Surabaya on Decem- ber 2, another at Jakarta the 5th and the final gamo Ball on Dec. 0.
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PICKWORTH UNABLE
"TO TURN
AMATEUR'
Melbourne, Oct. 6. Australian professional golf
champion and four times National open champion, Osale Pickworth, has been informed by St Andrew's that his application for reinstatement. to amateur status has been reftand.
A letter Pickworth received here today from the Victorian Golf
Association said that Pickworth's request had been" submitted to the Royal and Ancient St Andrew's Golf, Club and had been selected,
The Victorian Club, reached a similar decidon.
Professionals must wait at dart two yeurà under golfing Reallone Betone thay còn bé reinstated noormateurs normally any prođem CLAY. more than Ayo yadım" standing. 18 not reinstated,
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