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WEEKEND RUGBY
THE CHINA MAIL, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1959.
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LATE RALLY FAILS TO SAVE POLICE FROM SURPRISING DEFEAT BY LANCS
By PAK LO
Lazing along in the second half of their rugby game against the Lancs at Stanley on Saturday, the Police suddenly found themselves facing a six point deficit, and though they rallied back, they still went down to the Lanes by eight points (one goal, one try) to nine points (two tries, one penalty goal).
In the other matches the results were expected. Club were never in any danger against 1st Tanks and won easily by 29 points (four goals, two tries, one penalty goal) to three points (one penalty goal). "Club "B" just managed to get the better of 49 Field Regiment in રી scrappy match by nine points (three penalty goals) to nil.
It also reported That H Friday the airmen fron Late Sai Waa recorded their first victory, and that by a consider- i able mayin, over HMS Cardigan j Bay, the score being 32 points four guals, four fries) to mil.
There are two touring teams scherlufed to appear in the dr Seven other parts of the worked in the near future.
ty
The first score came after a ¦11 was during this period that njee three move that sent | the Tanks scored their consola- Haigh over half way out. Notion penalty goal.
conversion, 3-0,
From the kickoff the Lanes got the ball and Gilbey broke through in the centre to send Myers over in the corner. No conversion, 5-1.
STORAN
Incidentally, mention must be made of the fact that the game started 22 minutes late, due to
breuktown some transport
by
16 Tanks lorry.
Oliver had quite good game for the Tanks at serum-half but j the Tanks passing in the centre was indifferent, and they never looked dangerous.
Shono
fa the incond half the Police On December 30, the Far Eastearty reared when Holde broke but is Through
centre Air Force Bespu will play the winger was ahead of him and Combined Sexow on Las Chut the ball went louse to the Lones Arend at 7.15 m. art thw poned on it and breke Two RAP rammes for
away into the clear for Beinns to Fave thy sefere been cancel? - 4.
No conversion. 6-3. Suon #fler this Wonward will love far HK Selection converted a long penalty from the (Fod ground f 420 paru, į just. Jushify the Police hält. the club "B" vera. RAP "W" With minutes to go the Police Game bring vander,
only found then there well Mngday, January 2 Hu Sinupar down, and they rallied welt. pore Combined Services will Just inside the Tenes half Hollis 25 to wutine. the defenes and
On Sale Cș, Jamary 2. Qa Sing or Continter Stavicen
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ve the Colony at 7.00 jan on the Club ground.
got the ball and with a change
Of the Club pinyen it is jurd to pick out any outstanding players bond Johnson, though Pezman shone in the ledse
Lochie was never in trouble Watson bad fat full-buck,
one glorious run from his
Score uiter
the posts. "This
Who wis
y
of direction left the oppo. Inguined Watsun wing forwards standing and sent capable of short bursts there-
under the post after.
Two Good Games Boys over
Combined
Hebba converted to make the Serviersee 8.0. but it was all over.
very!
The team is reported for bur strong, aut should provide two really good ganirs, while the
East Far
Air Force, though not qulle as strong as the Singapore detachment, is reportedly not far behind strength.
In
The Tanks centres wer iry- clined to log on to the ball when they got it and tre and make busks through the centre.
Club v. 1st Tanks This led them into the anus of
The Club pack who quickly settled their hash. The Club pack dominated The first core Came after forward play in every aspect, ¡Club pressure which resulted in and their halves and threes a penalty to the Tanks. The did well, scoring steadily,
ball went straight to Lochrie Johnson was easily the best en ¦who came up and then sent roughly arranged for February, view, and every game sew thiskey, Steven and Campbell off, but it hopes more details of this į player improve, so that a Coleny The latter was caught but John- will be forthcoming in the near) berth is by no means out of the ton who was cutside him took future.
Freckoning.
To late Dregs is no f14*4 ; of thi Tawan fourt whirl
The Club> rusger rection holding a gwad meeting
FREDDIE TRUEMAN
ENGLAND'S
MOST HOSTILE SPEED MERCHANT SINCE LARWOOD
Frederick Sewards Trueman--“Fiery Freddie" to the fans-is England's most hostile speed merchant since Harold Larwood terrorised batsmen with his thunderbolts in the 1930's.
He has the same marathon run-up and smooth gathering of speed, the same klocky build and liveliness with the tow BaB. Similarly, his force bowling and outspokenness have made him
controversial figure in the cricket world.
It was a brillant start to his Trueman had a comparatively Test career, but his progren tough upbringing. One of seven was then retarded by National children of a coal-miner, he Service. He played in only one | left school at 14 10 work in a Test against ́Australia in' 1959 | factory and later went into the and enjoyed little auccess on mines, the following tour of the West Inces.
Test Century Of Wickets fast bowler
But Trueman has enjoyed far greater success it cricket than Larwood, Only right bowlers have Laken more wickets for England and In 1952 be wi up a record by taking right wickels for 31 rusis In one innings against India.
Fearsome Deliveries Indian batsmen Merally from his fearsome retreated deliveries on that reskon "wad, though the tain-affected pitch gave considerable help. Trut TITAN'S speed, length and direction were immaculate,
In that series of four Test matches, he finished with 29 wickes for an overzee of 1931,
Trueman had an excellent season in 1855. faking 153 first-class wickets At average of 10.03 apiece. Yet he did not regain a regular berth in the England team unul 1957, when he played in all five Tests againal the West Indles,
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Hle father, kpen locat cricketer, encouraged him as a and he received special conching from the age of 16 when he attracted alteń- tion by
his sensational IET- formances in club cricket. Je was 18 when he made his Yorkshire debut,
Sheer Guts
Sheer Kuts
have taken This year he has passed his Freddie 10 the top-flight or century In Test wickets and cricket. As a schoolboy he was ngain the most successful underwent hospital treatment bowler against the Indians, for 18 months following taking 24 wickets in Ave Tests. groin Injury. But he kept up He finished the season with 140 | his interest In the game by wickets (average 19.50.)
scoring and umpiring and he Born at Stainton, near Don has never stopped fighting to on February 0, 1931, develop his speed and secure?. coster,
Naylor, and again there was no from a nice three move
the exten witch, to make
nian, the conversion. 6-0.
threw Kave Wiggett a try and another Gunners therea
DWAY conversion,
tele chances.
detener and attack,
Gomersall had a good game in katıl t!agr
Lovely Movement Chab ensed up and the Tanks
Club 'B' v. 49
This wis followed by a going downfield, were awarded a really lovely
Interpamingpenalty 20 yards from the line, starting in the Foster converted 29-3. movement
Threes. Club
with Wigrett making the break, which was carried on by the Club for
Williams finally down under Live touching posta. after the ball had been handled by Campbell, Peaman and Johnson Wirrett con. verted, 11-0.
wards with
In the second half a nice break by Tancock, from the base of the rerum sont Williams away with Campbell finishing off. Wiggett hit the upright and the ball bounced in. 10-0.
Watson next did his solo run
Field Regiment
not enough support. The Club wings May have teen good in allock, but were never in action due mainly to Club's stand-off who would not look at his man before pusing, and seldom threw close to him except by accident.
The Club showed 1 slight Improvement in the second half, Club's passing in this and on that and the hard work www non-existent, but put in by their pack they de their pack dominated the line-served victory. Hult converted puls and won the majority of all three penally attempts, none
scrums, while the Club of which was easy. Threes were very steady In Barnett at full-back for the defense, especially Heenan on Club "B" was very good, and he the wior.
had plenty of practice, though
The
Zame
the
the pass and touched down well The Club only relaxed wiem out. No conversion. 3-0.
The Gunners pased weakly he needs to learn to kick with the light wa ilim, and When Next to Deore
Watson
again and Wiggett converted. In the centre, Ad even with this right as well as his left foot. from a very nice cross-klek by 24-0. Club's final
score Came | Buss coming up time and again This wo his only weakness,
Monday evening! the Club- ! they were 29 points in the Towel. hat 7.30 p.m. to select Vice-Cuplat for the rest of the seuson, and it is restreited that due to the shortage of time, 9afs will be the only imitation. All players are expected to attend.
Police v. Lancs
The Police theres in the first half should have scorri a dozen times, for they got a sirady supply of the ball, and their passing
was excellent,
but it centres would not draw their man before they passed with the result that the wingers
continually were
smothered.
The Police halves couli 21 find the gap in the contras 414
Davies, playing very nice game throughout at imide centre for the Lanes, kept close to his stand-off, who in turn kept einse to his un-bak?, thus covering the centre of the field to such 2 exten! that there was
breakthrough, pusibility of a
But this lef! 1 wings witte open and the Police should have i poured through the apare
raining.
Ambled
In the second half the Police pek, although they were drawn at 3-3, ambled on to the field and ambled their way through the rest of the stane, thus toking the pressure off the Latics for- wurde, who until then had been completely dominated. With their forwards getting the ball, the Lancs went into the lead, and held it to the end.
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