INTERNATIONAL RUGBY PREVIEW

Scotland will gamble on heavier forwards against

France

tomorrow!

By JOHN COTTRELL

Scotland 0, South Africa 44. That is one result which Scots- men prefer to forget, and if you jog their memories they will quickly remind you that they faced the Fourth Spring- boks in their first international match of 1951. This year there can be no such excuse. They have held two trials and before they meet Avril Malan's Springboks they will enjoy most adequate preparation by meeting cham- pions France at Colombes tomorrow,

Both France and Scotland After Army sarvice in,' Ger- have three new caps, two of many, Brian Shillinglaw return them forwards. And Scotland, to scrum-half in place of the determined to improve on last) towering British Lion Stan year'a record of one interna Coughiele. He had an excellent tional victory, have clearly put game in the second trial their faith in heavier, huskler forwards.

Fortunate

selectors have The Scottish

to find indeed been fortunate LWO strong players returned service overacas. Hut from their greatest stroke of luck is that winger Arthur Smith is available; his plan to work in the United States has not mate- rlalised,

the

Two successive defeats by France have taught Scotland that the major problem is to match

Franch heavy- weight in all types of for- ward play. Their new pack Is the heaviest they have fielded in recent years.

New caps

have showti in recent Kames.

THE CHINA MAIL, FRIDAY, JANUARY 6, 1961.

BRITISH SOCCER Man-to-fan talk

FROM THE TOP!

in confidence

HERE'S A PLEDGE

TO JOE

BLOGGS

By DAVE MACKAY

Spurs and Scotland wing-half, in an interview.

Tottenham Hotspur paid £30,000 for me. That makes me a "star" player, I suppose, But if you think it also means there is one law for me and another law for the "average" player, then you are very wrong. When I read these statements from directors and managers-that players don't know what they are voting for, that a Soccer strike this month will mean mass unemployment and that it will be fine for the stars but not for Joe Bloggs the underdog-I get really angry,

Excellent form And the

championships.

will surely The Frenchmen start favourites. They have not bcca defeated in Paris since England's victory in 1958 and Eastland hus the poorest record of the home countries in Paris.

France Was defcated once in thirteen matches be- tween March, 1053 and April, 1960.

Jast June they though

One thing must be clearly proper demogratie way. We are understood. The players are grown-ups. We all know our standing solidly on the issues. own minds. Nobody is being issues apply to all of forced to strike, star or under-

dog. We all know this is a critical Wo are not. being led, by time in the history of the game. Jimmy Hill or anyone else. Jim- We are all involved. And we my is doing a very good job, are united on the action to be but he is only carrying out the taken.

orders of all the players,

The players' meetings recently

been conducted in

have

Only CHESS

went down S-11 to Rungpia in Bucharest. Now they have a chance of winning their third Smith, holder of eleven caps, successive International Cham- is one of the world's best wingpionship for the first time in

the ball all too

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Enough talent

New caps in the scrum are Murray Campbell-Lamerton, a 17-stone second row forward threequarters-fast, strong, Ima-history.

Army ginative. Alas, in recent years he recently returned from duty in Kenya, and lock John has received Dougins, 6ft. 3. 14st. 101b.. rarely, who has won the East of Sco- France have injury problems To achieve this, they cannot

again this season, Martine lakes afford lund heavyweight boxing title.

slip up against Third new cap is 19-year-old over at full-back from the wilScotland at home when they Ronnie Cowan, one of the Vernier second row forward have later to visit such formid- Lustesi

centres to

Celaya, a former French captain, able countries as England and International levet for several retains his place because Mom- | Ireland.

13 still unwell; Dupuy, yeora, though his defence scent-menjat

doubtful

arrive

ed somewhat shaky in the trials, the left wing, is a

The team, with such stalwarts starter because of an ankle-

as Arthur Smith, Gordon Wad-injury..

dell (captain), Ken Scotland and Norban Bruce, has a well-

balanced loolc, with spec

strength at half-buck.

Fly-half Waddell has been playing more brilliantly than He is the

ever this meagent. undisputed general of Scat- land and much will depend on his tactical kicking and clever running.

Four D; Jones

BY MADDOCKS

Favourites

New cops

(right wing),

are Cachassin Crance (lock)

and Eehave (second row). AL serum-half Lacroix is preferred to Danos.

to

Scottish ir, however, the selectors have succeeded Ert strengthening the pack with- out serious less of mobiilty. 1 can see Scotland giving the Frenchimen a severe test.

bc-

They have enough talent hind the serum to achieve a thack victory but only if they

can hold their own against the Kot France are by no means nery French forwards. And weil below full strength, that, of course, is the task which They have impressive rehas defled so many countries in serves and all eight forwards recent years...

KLADIMIR THE COMMUNIT THREATENS {THE FURMAN DICTATORL

BEFORE YOU SAY MORE, USTEN TO WHAT I HAVE TO SAY

FERDINAND

DOG. “ HOSPITAL

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BRICK BRADFORD

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OBSERVE ZE WEIRDIE ISLAND

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AND ONE WRONG MOVE FROM YOU MAN, AND WE PRESS ZE BUTTON-VES

HEY

By LEONARD BARDEN

П

After all, the Spurs' delegate was Ken Barton, who is a re- serve team player at the t-ment,

mo-

All the lop players I have spoken to are determined to go anywhere, and play anywhere, at any time, to raise funds for the union.

We will not tolerate a03 victimisation of the underdog. We want the "rate for the fob," but it is important to see that

nobody is underpaid.

I am

Not worrying

1

A passed pawn right in front of the opposing king can be the basis for surprise mating attacks, as in this Britisti championship game (Wallis v. Horseman). 1 K-KB3, K KR3; 2 PB4, P-Q3; 3 P-24, QKI-Q2; 4 KB3. P-K4: 6

not worrying about PK4, PB3: 0 B-K2, P-job. I am a jolner by trade. But KK13; 7 0-0, B-Kt2: ✪ P-

I have a bli of money put by, KR3, O40; D B-K5, PxP; 10

and I am ready to grand it (I KEXP, KU-B4; 11 B-83, R—

necessary to keep going. KI; 12 R-KI, Q-Kt37 (safe and sound is 12...KI-K3: 13 KtxKt, ExK); 13 Kt Kt3, BK3; 14 P-KS, KtXKt: 15 KPXKti, KtXR: 18 PXB, BX BP: 17 QxKt, RxR ch: 18 QX EL QXP: 19 B-RO, B-K3: 20 Kt-K4, P-Q4; 21 Q-Kt41, Q-R8 ch ( 21...QxQ: 22 Kt- BO mate): 22 B-Q1. Resigna. Mate is inevitable after 22... QxB ch; 23 K-R2. PXK: 24 QB8 ch.

Solution No. 5955: 1 Kt-D4 threat 2 Q-K14 or 2 Q-K31. Kx Kt; 2Q-Kt4, or 1...R-H17: 2 Q-K3. A super-economical setting

London Expre_Service.

By Mik

By Ernie Bushmiller

OKAY, OKAY--- DON'T MAKE A FEDERAL

CASE

– ZERANIA BRUSNIMILLER,

KEEP "THE VOICE DOWN, CAPTAIN) GRAWL. IN AS IF NOTHING. WERE

JANRONE!

OUT OF IT

U.S.

ĮMAIL

By Paul Norris

BRADPOOL YENY SHEKAMINA NEVER

ARBUS WITH A PONTER GUN

I just can't make sense of this obsession clubs have for a maxi- mum wage. Abolishing it can't harm anyone. If I were on 230 a week, and my team had a bril-

although I' knew there were dif- ferences around the team.

I did worry about what Mac- hay earned; and that was a mist- ter between Mackay and Tom- my Walker manager of the club.

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Helping underdog

We have made decisions on the haxis of helping the underdog as much as thy- one. We want to be free to

negotiate what we are worth,

Individually.

And don't forget; when you talk of stars and average" play- ers, we are doing this also for

players to come in the fu- ture. It is the boys now in the various youth teams who will benefit most of all.

---{London-Exppen Service).

League softball resumes this weekend with six-match programme

By OLLY VAS

The softball season has now reached the half-way mark and the eventual champions in the three leagues should be SCAA in the Senior and Ladies' sections and the Glants in the Junior division. Barring upsets at this stage of the competition the trophies are as good as tuck- ed away on the sideboards at Caroline Hill and at Ray Cordeiro's residence,

This weekend, after a respite. of three weeks, league activities will resume at King's Park where six games will be played off. There will be four matches in the Junior section, one in the ladies' and a ‘grudge' fight in the Senior division..

To usher in the New Year: As for the dinal game of the Alex Brugn's Indians take on day, ne 3.30 pm, the result is a Nelson: Thayer's Now Asia foregone conclusion,. For the Collegians in the opener on Imgue Indere. Ray Candeiro's Saturday at 2.00 pm.

BOTS

Glamis meet the Servicemen from

Shatin, the Austers. The A real 'Friendly". "Glants ran up a fantastic score

+

in their first-round meeting Though the Indians are now with an awesome show of out of the running for the cham-batting power and if this game. than five plonship they will not, for rea should last more

be relaxing innings it will take, everyone by of prestige, their vigilance, for. the surprise, Collegians are ari unpredictable lot, playing errorless softball one week und like absolute beginners the next week.

The result of this match will not affect the Tengue standings, and this should therefore turn

League Standings

Fellowing ENGL the current League standings:

SENIOR LEAGUE

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P W L Petro

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5 3 2

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out to be a really friendly affair South Chino AA 4 4 8 with the Indians tipped to win Cheyetines if they sot but in earnest to US Navy

Seminoica Pandas

More surprises, build up an early lead.

in English

Table Tennis

llant player worth £50 a week, Championships

me in the

It wouldn't, worry slightest, providing this chap was helping us to win matches,

Landon, Jon, 5. Football has to have all kinds

Christian Heyerdahl, 17-year- of players, and in this problem: of the Soccer strike, we have old Swede, and Jeff Ingber, Bri- the chance to show the real tish International a scratch pairing formed only yesterday, meaning of team spirit,

When 1 played for Hearts in brought off one of the surprise Scotland. I never worried what results of the English Open Tennia Championships Alec Young and George Thom Table son and Willie Bauld earned, here today when they beat the European champions, Zoltan Berczik and Ferene Sido,, of Hungary.

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The scratch pairing.

won 21-10, 21-19, 20-22, 22-20 to reach the semi-finals,

The Hungarians fought back from 14-19 down to

win the third game and recovered from 18-20 to save"eight match pointa before losing the fourth game and the match,

It was an unhappy, night for Berczik

single: the Europea champion Hỏ was beaten in a tence exciting game by Hand Alser, 18 year-old Swedish student, in the quarter-finals of the men's singles.

After an exciting tussle which Lasted nearly 90 minutes Alser beat the top seeded Hungarian

10-21, 21-14, 11-21,

21-15, 21-19-Router.

Hesketh faints

at end of 390-mile run

London, Jan. 5. Walter Hesketh the English

cross-country runner arrived

JUNIOR

A better contest to watch would be the one which im- Giants mediately follows ai 3.30 pm, Stardusta that between the second- Indians placed Stardusts and the Pan- White Sox das.

New Asia Col. Pondas Frankly the Pandas are a dis- Austers appointment for despite having Wolves years of playing experience in Antelopes the Junior circuit and with so many old players in the line-

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7 1 6 .143

8 1 7

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LADIES' LEAGUE

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3 2 1 .007 2 1 500 20 2 .000

League standings Austers-Antelopes

match

they have never fared beller South Chibe AA 2 2 0 than constantly being in the Toreros mid-way position in the league Nam Wah Cheyennes table. This season on the oc- casions that I have watched NB Junior them on the field of play they exclude the have not shown any tenacity of uncompleted

and have appeared lonings. purpose rather uninterested what was going on around them. It they adopt this same attitude when they come up against Lionel Dayaram's boys who are sull in

of

the miracle

the running for the title they of stereophonic

will receive a trouncing for the Stardusts never let up, no mal- ter how many

runs they ahead.

Are

Out for maiden win

Man for man the Stardusts hold the edge and the Pandas are not expected. on current form anyway, to offer more than token opposition against a fast- flelding and extremely keen bunch of young softballers,

On Sunday, at 9.30 am, the only team in the three leagUTS without a victory to date will be out to gain that clusivo maiden win. They are, the Cheyenne ladies and they will play the SCAA second string the Nam Wah,

Both sides are made up of beginners at the game. They have met once before whza Nam Wah emerged triumphant 20-10 and the Carolinera should repeat--the Cheyenmes put in on appearance.

AS 11.00

am the Wolves clash with the White Sox

in

bero this morning after a Junior game. The latter ore|||| covering the 390 miles sireich from Edinburgh to London in 8214 hours.

having quite a good season and Eddie though their her Xavier does not seem to have Hesketh, who fainted after anything on the ball the op- far had a lean his superhuman

elfort upon position so arrival at Marble Arch, had time trying to hit it to the out- started

fold. from Ediningir last

With superior hitting power, Sunday for what he called a

be the logical traintra Jog in preparation for the 50x must an attempt later this month on choice to take the decision but the world 24-hour foot race

the Wolves, a really courageous record.

team of Toolder will be try ing to keep the score down to a reasonable level.

He expected to cover the distance in about 72 hours but owing to bad weather and fatigue his eprodułowed down boon after the start.

The 20-year-old athlete was framediately carried off to hotel where he was to spend tho

When day resting.

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Herbell, who twice best England's star runter Gordon Pirlo in Delilah cries-cotintry championships, we examined by a

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Elorde to defend. title in Manila

New York, Jan. 5. Dewey Tragette, an independ-

Only Senior match

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The only Benlor match of the day sakbe place at 1.09.

the Pandak. When pm

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