THE CHINA MAIE, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1960,
FA ACTION ON SOCCER SCANDAL Yesterday's Hockey
Skipper Worrell; West Indies have six century makers in
batting
list
Sydney, Oct. 17. West Indies Test captain Frank Worrell today told reporters his team had
six batsmen capable of making a century “at any time."
Worrei omitted himself, but afraid of mand Sober, Kanhas, Smith, foolish.
Moore to fight Hunt, Laphy and Nourse.
Schoeppner next February
Maml, Oct. 17,
The light heavyweight title Aght between world champion Archie Moore and Germai challenger Fri: Schcepper will be held in Miami next February, the Miami News announced to day.
Toming Dovine, the new6- the said that paper's editor light was organised by Humber: Fuguzy, President of Feature Sports Ine,
Devizie added Hat both
on the tum boxers agreed aftered by Fugazy. The title fight was originally site to be held in Toronto, Canada, ou July 18 st.--AFF.
"In Australia, perhaps four of them are the types who could gu on to 200 or more," Worrell adchest.
Worrell, who arrived yesterday with team membera, was talking to reporters who will accompany the teams on the tour.
No worries
To call in the Law to deal with cases of bribery and corruption
London, Oct. 17.
British soccer authorities decided today to call in the Law to
end the scandal over fixed matches.
Leaders of the Football Association and the English Football League met to discuss the reports that have rocked British that star players have accepted soccer in the last week bribes up to £200 to "throw" vital League games.
is not They announced afterwards
the
them would be
"It would be a waste of the new ball against a man ke
who Colin McDonald
were passing on likely to hook and expose him- they
Govrnment's scif
to the the risk of getting evidence
Director of Public Prosecutions. eraught.
who advises He is the offelni
to It takes the police whether
Lo
The West Indies polley would be to attack.
two sides to make a success criminal charges. of that policy, but I'm con- will Australia fident that
challenge." he
our
and
Valentino
Statement
fle
corri-
The decision of the mifico, means that players: found gulity of corrupt. Helion may be proneeded against in the courts and by the Foot- ball Association,
"Never has a similar course been taken before", comment- ed Six Stanley Hous after the The FA Secretary the FA meeing. Answer
The statement by
added that it was not intended declared,
said:
to leave the matter entirely in He said he had no worrita
Ramadhin
Com Consultative
hands "The
Public of the. FA the about his batting or his bowling would be his main spinners, "mittee on .behalf of the
att "Bowlers Hall
Watson would not be surprised to see
Council have declted as a firal Prosecutor.
As the soCOCK officials con- ane fast. They are young. A. Valentine do as well as he did
step to refer the evidence which
ferred in a hush-hush Rinio- but
on the last tour," he sold being inexperienced have
has reached then to the Direc
at FA headquarters, to sphere irled to
bowl LOD previously
"Off-spinner
Gibbs for of Public Prosecutions Lance
Association com- could be the sensation of the
may the Players aelion as he toke such fast.
plained it had been shut out of tour. He could emerge as our
think it. best
spinner," Worrell Sug-
"This procedure is without the meeting any prejudice to any consequent
Vary disturbed" in action that may be taken
Lo Chalimar Jimmy 11, respeel of offences against the
Inside-forward who rules of the FA and the Fool bearded
committee Tho ball League.
plays for Fulham in the Eng- further decided to draw atten-1sh First Division told news- tion to Rule 35 (B) (this rule
to the ban of players, "We would have liked to be refers officials, referees and linesmen represented....but we have not betting on matches).
beery invited,
"I have always maintained that a fast bowler should. geri- fee sheer speed for control and swing, and that's what I will be encouraging this pair to do."!
д He spelled any tears of
weg,' saying: ***** "bumper bout bouncers Against Aus tralian batsmen who are not
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No specific plans Ile added: "Gibbs fights the ball beautifully, after the style has of tan Johnson, but he much sharper spin. Australian conditions should sult him-t um expecting big things"
no
Worrell admitted ho
speelfle match
had plans,
aby
"Until 1 know their capabili Shanghai Volunteers
tiew I can't formulate plans," be said, Close-to-the-wicket Wis his saich,
ficking
only real worry, he
"I know oily that Sobers is A fine field. I'm nol worried about the outfielders, but in modern cricket the close field and the umbrella fold must take the sharp snieks if we are to win matches."
"Our early games will be the lesting times for the fieldsmen as we try and sort out the best of them," Worrell China Mill Special.
added.
Callover prices on the
Cambridgeshire
London, Oct. 18. Ryan Jarvis's charge, Ides of March, an impressive winner at Wolverhampton last week was made, joint favourite at 14 to 1 with Sir Gordon Richards' Fagus at the Victoria Club callover here las1 night on the Cambridge- shire Handicap. The three-year-old was backed to win £16,000.
lawn bowls team
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The following will represent the Shanghai Volunteers in the annual Fonseca Cup lawn bowl match against the HK Volu teers at the Kowloon Bowling
Club
Wednesday, on Green October 19, at 7.30 pm:
L Lima, A. Buchanan, Madar, F. Kermani (S): B Marques. H. A. S. de Sousa, A. S. de Sousa, E. A. S. de Sousa (S); W. Baker, E. M. Stirling, A. J. Stonyer, D. C. Symons (5); M. Pereira, S. A Collaco, A. M. Baptista,. C. E. Passos (S): A. Arnhold Graham, D Leach, B. A. Marques, F. A Madar (S); W. Pritchard E. Kow, G. Dewar, S. C. Smith (S).
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"We are very disturbed, to about the but it mildly, whole situation, We not just a matter of a newspaper ro«. porting allegations of bribery
A question
It's
who supplied them with the Information on which they based their approach
to the players
Roy Paul, former Manchester captain, started the bribery sensatioix, with a signed article
newspaper in a Sunday which he claimed he accepted for coeing that bribes. Once, Paul wrote, he took £200. Manchester was defeated, and then split the money," "with, an other member of the team.
Since then several mota players reportedly have said they were involved in fixing of games.--AP & AFP!
ORIENT TITLE FIGHT
Flash Elorde scores
one-sided win over
Japanese challenger'
Manila, Oct. 17.
Flash Elorde of the Philippines methodically chopped down Sakuji Shinozawa of Japan over 12 rounds, here tonight before 35,000 fans, and successfully defended his Orient Lightweight Championship.
He tried
The decision was unanimus, Plucky throughout At the mud. Sainzuwi
to land on the spooth-booding Elorde right to the and,
Fulshaw Cross was supported to win £8,000 and closed at 16 10 1. Apart from Ides of March and Fulshaw Cross there was only moderate business done. This pair was not called at the reeling from the body punches previous callover last Tuesday he took and leaking blood from when Pinicola was the 18 to 1
the nose, lower lip, and over favourite. Since then it has the right eye. But he was on his would not run in the Combridge.feet and Elorde was never able
to knock him down.
been announced that Pinicola
shire on October 38.
moves
were
Other market Guitarist from 25-1 to 16-1 and Diffidence from 33-1 to
20-1.
PRICES
Maximum points
Drew blood
Elorde weighed 135 pounds, the division limi Shinoznwi weighed a quarter pound, less.
Elorde's best rounds appeared to be the sixth, minth, and tenth.
In the sixth, he punished the Japanese severely to the body and Shinosawa winoad with pain. Flozde also drew hived from the nose of the Japanese in this, round.
So one-sided was the bout, Elorde racked up the maxi-
of 00: mum possible total raints on all three #core cards,
'five-point under the Prices at the callover were:
must scoring system. Referee Felipe Hernandez had- 14-1 Ides of March and Fagus; 16-1 Guitarist, Fulshow
Judge A- Cross 00-47 for Elorde. Golden Visit and
iredo Qulazon scored 'in (10-11,] Jeanne Michelle; 18-1 King's
and Judge Rafnie Torres had il Troop, Running Blue, Spring Madness -2 and St. Mark; 20-1 "Diffidence, Elorde, although he punished was covered with, red spots, from Coronella, Thames Trader aud the Juponese severely, did not | Ulio battering. Sanctum; 12-1 Hard and Soft appear to press his game op. and Lucky Guy: 25-1 Tyler's potent for a knockout. Hill, Dairiatan, King's Messen-
The Filipino continued the body attack in the ninth round. By that time Shinozawe's body
ger, Mountain King and Net; outclassed by the Flipino, who twelfth bound Elorda opened; a 33-1 Blast and King's Decklon; also hold the World Junior cut on his opponent's lower lip. 40-1 Robson's Choice-Reuter, Lightweight Championship,, £# AP
Death at soccer match
Seoul, Oct. 17. One Korean boy was trampled to death today when crowds jammed where the stadium Korea and trool worn playing in the Asian football Association
tournament.-Router.
Preliminary round results of Chess Olympics
KCC A KEEP UNBEATEN RECORD WITH 1-1 DRAW AGAINST ARMY A
By NUMPERE
In a First Division League. Hockey match yester
day which never reached very great heights KCC 'A' maintained their unbeaten record but dropped one point in a 1-1 draw with Army 'A'.
This was mainly a story of two strong defences
well on top of the forwards..
'A' Wons without Army inside-forward. Holmes; and McLellan who took his place was guilty of two bad misses
att. Had the Army taken vantage of their chansen, they hayo would adenost certainly
"Coffey, made him druk ap- Dearance · of the Borson for KCC at contre-half and; broke up many Army attacks. Most of the danger to the Army from sirong frous. fully-back
Anfezpo
clearances
Chamberlain, Bnding Carnell
on the right wing.
Saved twice
Late in the second half Army,
In the 46th minute: Oliphant. almost equalised from a short. corner hin skol just going wida of the past,
Five minutes later they üld ret on leval ferma, The KCC dafrono failed: ta châan, a ball which Turner ran after, Mop- Dea Just. hart of the Una 'mākā passed to Narbu' Lama who shot pant Dhaber.
Penalty-bully
Both sides now
strove very
hard to get in the lead and KCC
#came close when, in the 85th minute, after Coffey's shot from
comer, Fa short
the umpire awarded a penalty bully against Petifer.
the Army's right-
nutes later butt
misht his
In an attempt to put extra push
However, forward libe, made Into the polonal changes, MnLellan back won this against Simoes. going to left-back, Oliphant to Sloan also, had a chance three
to and Becket contro-beli Inside-forward and early, shot at goal. pala off.
The Army now pulled The game, at Kings Park, Metallon
out of the forward started off with the exchanges line and sent Beckett up, and it Leipzig. Oct. 19. just about even, and there was very nearly paid off. He added The defending Soviet champion to excitement until the event the punch that the Army for
minute when Army's goalkeeper ward line had been lacking but testa swept Monaco 4-0 in a first round match of the 14th Fearn saved twice. In quick the KCC defence held out full-
troin aliota succassion
by back Rosa and contre-halt Chess Olympics, here.
Codey being in the thick of it. Portugal's Oliveira, won in 59 Camell and Coffey,
Seven micates Inter Amy So the game
ended in a against Villaweyn, minutes
gone ahead when draw. It had been exciting in non-playing", captain of the should have
Turner gave McLellan a fairly parts, but, had the Anny taken Philippines who was admitted to
but he shot wide, their chances then the casy chance the arena after two Philippine
and would have been different. The Army still attacked, players failed to arrive,
Results of day's first preli-Dhaber saved a hard shot from Narby Lama Malolan obtain-
The teams minary round were:
ed possession but his shot" at QUALIFYING ROUND
good was stopped by Dhaber at Section One Yugoslavia vs Bugaria, 144-14 the expense of corner whichan, Rosa, Reeve, CoRey, Tail,
KCC cleared.
Camalli Jones, Sloan, Simon, Cartledge. Indonesia vs. Israel, 2-1, one and one adjourned, adjourned,
France vs Norway, 0-4.
Malta va East Germany, 1-3, one adjourned:
Albania va Finland, 1-2, one adjourned.
Bection Two India vs Holland 11⁄2-2%. USSR vs Monaco 4-0. Philippines vs Portugul 0-1, three adjournedi
one odjourned
the
result
KCC 'A': Dhaber, Chamber-
Army, 'A': Fearn, Pettifer, PORTCO
Beckett,
KCO went ahead in
ChamberkatiS 19th minute. took a free-hit for offside and Oliphant, maint Carnell away up the Goodban, Bharat Kumar, Me rizik WELDE The winger's Lellan, Nartu Lema,
Orted wi completely missed Frusher.
by Fearn and Simoes was na the spot to push the ball into the nes
Full of fight
NOTICE
Austria vs Poland 14-12
THE HONG KONG,
Three minutes later Cham- beritin sent: Carnelli uz the wing and be centred ta. Sigan
JOCKEY CLUB
but
2nd Race Meeting
and
29th October, 1800
The following conditions
Italy va Argentina, 0-4.
Scolion Three
Tunis va Denmark, 3-0, one this time. Fearn came out
Grence vs Iceland, 1-3. Mongolia v. Czechoslovakia, 1-2, one adjourned,
Sweden vs England, 4-, three adjourned.
Bolivia vs Hungary, 0-3 one adjourned.
Section Four West Germany vs Chile, 3-1. Rumonia vs United States, 1-2, one adjourned.
Ecuador va Spain, 0-3, one adjourned.
Cuba vs Lebanon, 4-0. Ireland vs Belglum, 1-2, adjourned. AP.
CHESS
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by LEONARD DARDEN
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over
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At this stage KCC seemed to
be having slightly the better of
the play and kept their lead for 1980 Ponies, for the above for race meeting, entries until half-time.
During the interval the Army which close at NOON 00 19th October, obviously had had a pep-talk Wednesday. from skipper Oliphant and they 1960, are announced:- came out for the second-halt full of fight.
They shoult have scoood in the rat minuta when left winger Frusher passed right Gerasa-seldi ta Bharat Bunting on the right wing." Dhaber wont out ta Intercept and Bharat Kumar passed to. McLellan but again he misdeck Trom a GREY position, shooting wide.
The Army continued to pile !on
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CLASS B
CONDUIT
the pressure and forced PLATE.. Winner $6,000. several comun in the next few | Second $3,000, Third $2,250. minutes but' "KCC" were very stout. In defence.
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17th October; 1980.
NOTICE
THE HONG KONG JOCKET CLUB
Programmes and Entry a Forms for the 2nd Race | Metinin 1080762 to be held on Saturday, 29th October, | 1980, "(wokther permitting) may be obtained at the Secre tary's Office, Alexandra Holine; the "Club House, Happy Valley, and the Stables, Bhan Kyong Road. Entries closa at 12 dèl
NOON on Wed: Octobde, 1980.
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