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THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, JANUARY 12, 1961.
CUP SHOCK RESULT Mike Sangster in
Champion Wolves lose to lowly
placed Huddersfield
London, Jan. 11. The mighty Wolverhampton Wanderers were knocked out of the English FA Cup tonight by Huddersfield Town, whose present League position is near the bottom of the Second Division. At Monday's callover, Wolves were nine to one third favourites to win the Cup, ↑ and Huddersfield were in the "100 to
one and upwards" group.
the
Indlersfield fully derved; beat Reading 3-1 in another re- their 2-1 win in the third round ¦ play today.
The defeat replay tonight. Their defenders
of Wolves, tave nothing away, and their bolders of the trophy was the
of were off to sa Hying | big shock today's Seven start when Derek Stakes head replays. But Second Division edgal after three minutes. | Stoke City brought cff a lesser sinprise by eliminating West
forward.
The
Stokes missed a penally ilrst half. and
in
from
Jim
another penalty-kick
Murray gitatised for Wolven
Ham United, of the First
Division.
A soul by Denie Wildaw it
14 minute before half-time, the first minute of extra time
But Huddersfield clinched | gave Stoke a 1-0 victory.
the match after 16 minules
with a second goal, scored by teen-age winger O'Grady.
In the next round Hudders- Dekk are lume to Barnsley who
Pender hasn't
a chance says
Results
-
Results of today's FA Cup third round replays were: Barnsley 3 Reading Huddersfield 2 Wolves Blackburn 3 Chesterfield Norwich C. York C
1 Shrewsbury 2 Aldershot Stoke
West Ham 1 Manchester C.0 Cardif
0
-Reuter.
SOBERS OUT FOR NINE
00
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All eyes on Bobby Simpson as he juggles the ball. He held it-and Ritchie Benaud has Garfield Sobers out for nine in the West Indies' first innings during the second Test match at Melbourne Inst week. Simpson was also the Belder who caught out So. hers for nought in the second innings-this time off Martin.
Terry Downes Interport practices again Boxer dies
Pou!
Boston, Jan. 11. Pender, the world middleweight champion, and Terry Downes, the British challenger, both wound up training today for their world champion- ship fight here on Satur- day, January 14.
Downes, who is British cham- plun, is planning a victory party in follow the fight. He niel; "Why shouldn't we plan for 112 Pender hasn't got a chance. I'll entch him in the tenth that's where the excitement is going to come."
the main highlights
of hockey weekend
By NUMPERE
Interest in Men's Hockey this weekend is again focussed on practice matches for the coming Interport series with Macao.
The Hongkong Interport XI meet Macaensis 'A'. at Sookunpoo at 3.30 pm, on Sunday and the! Interport 'B' XI meet a combined Nav Bharat- IRC XI on the same grund at 2 pm.
Downes continued: *The Jille money I am making is enough. I have so many CX- penses that I' be lucky if I break even but
Tis going 10
With Ryan (RAF) and Alones In the Ladies' Lengve a fuit i win the championship."
is scheduled for Hot being available programme Pender,
currently B-5 (Neercio)
An
Interport XI will be the Saturday. The four top teams Favourite for the night, when
same as that
In the practler in the league table will oppos fol about Downes's plans for
match
January 2. On
The the botiam four and should all ty, s.ld "Naw it'
following 1eums have
have fairly easy victories. been what I call being a sport. Boy. chosen the British are great. imagine throwing a victory party rre."Reuter,
U.S.
for
ANOTHER DAVIS CUPPER
MAY BE SUSPENDED
Ban Francisco. Jan. 11. The San Francisco Examiner says 19-year-old tennis star Deals
Halston very Ilkely faces ALLADension from the United Stales Lawn Tennis Associa tion for temper displays. Ralston's case will be taken up behled "closed doors" at
The
Interport XI
League table
Ladies' League
Kadir (Prisons); Pettyfer atud Oliphant (Army); Valoma
Rrerelo (Macnensis). Bowell (Army) Gremling "A"
Silva (Recreio); J, Cullace A
KUC Recreio). O. K. Dallah (IRC), Vietors and Guterres i St George
TW D LF
10 10 0 0 43
10 0 0 2 50
10 5 1 4 35
3158 21
10 0
8 3 0
10
M 19 2 51
N Lama (Army), Gardner Greming pe 3 4 7 10 42
(Nay Bharat),
(Recreio).
Reserves:
(Nav
Khan Bharat). Pedruco (Recreio), and Holmes (Army).
Gabriel
KGV D
Weekend fixtures
hore
after a bout
Whooling, Jan. 11.
A United States 18-year-old middleweight boxer died in West Virginia during the night a few hours after a professional bout. sherman Weiker who has just
turned professional had been sent to the canvas by his opponent John Carmichaels before the referee stopped the rcheduled three round boul in the second round, With blood streaming from his nor Walker collapsed ofter being taken to his corner, He died four hours later with- cut regaining eenselousness. AFP.
Sports Diary
TODAY
Dadminton
Junior Mixed Doubles; KCC LIC,
Men's "C" Doubles: chua: Cheong India Club, Bt Stephen's
LBC.
Bialey Colony Braley at Ban Wat range, Faniing..
Gotr Entries_close for the Latimer Cup {m}as* Sectial.
Midlands clubs
also reject
reject soccer peace proposals
London, Jan. 11.
South Australia
tennis semi-finals
Adelaide, Jan. 11.
British tennis player Mike Sangster is expected to reach his first major tennis final in Australia here tomorrow, when he got through his sin- gles quarter-final round «today in the South Australian Championships.
He will meet double-handed player.Neil Gibson, a nephew of former Wimbledon player Jack Crawford, in the semi-finals.
Sangster recently won the
Australian singler
Westem
Following Tuesday's example of their Southern colleagues the Midlands clubs today, rejected the Football League's latest proposals to avert the British footballers' strike set for January opponent is expected to be
21.
At Their meeting in Birming- ham, 19 Midland club# authorised their Trade
Union", the Professional Footballers Association to take all the steps it judged necessary. This means that the strike Is still set for January 21.
The Wolverhamptos, Shreaws- bury. Netla County and Northampton Clubs were not: represented at the meeting. The North of England players' representatives meet 10- morrow at Manchester, Once the Professional Players
Association has been inform- ed of the Northern vole it wil contact the Ministry
Labour before taking decision on the strike.
The
Reasons
of
Its
players rejected the League's latest proposals mainly because there was no change in the reinin and transfer clause.
of his contract by not sign- ing or not gelting any wages. "Thirdly, they are unhappy that a man has not the right to move within the Football League."
Mr Hill said the players wanted to make it clear they were not against a rotoin and traris- fer system. It was one of those things they conceded to the Football League that clubs must have the right to retain and transfer.—AFP.
RUGBY RESULTS
London, Jan. 11. Results In today's Rugby matches were:
RUGBY UNION Tour Newport 0, South Africans County Championship play-off
Eastern
ille but none of the leading Australian pingers cempated.
Should be win tomorrow, his
Davis Cup player, Rod Laver.
Tomorrow's semi-finals will be the best of five sets. Earlier matches in the tournament were the best of three sels-a decision
made by the crganisers in or der to complete the programme mero quickly,
Giant-killer
Gibson has earned the re- :
putation of a "giant-killer".
His best performance was in the French Championships in
1057 when he bent Lew Hoad. He also took Hoad to five sets
CLIVE GRAHAM
IN MALAYA
It's racing
de luxe for 2s. 6d.!
Singapore.
In the South Australian Chan- One way and another,
pionship. several years ago,
Bangster has shown on the Australian leur he had one of the best services in amateur tennis today, and is being freely tipped as Bellain's best
prospect since Fred Perry,
they have some crafty notions in these racing centres East of Suez.
That is why the stake money ---average. £650 per face He is a sound volleyer and throughout Malaya and better amagats well and his backhanel than £1,000 at Singapore-hits rotum of service in his quarter- such a high level, with prices 3.mal singles, yesterday against ridiculously low for visitors to
South
Australian Barry the super-comfortable Recon- Phillips-Moure, gave him many modation.
Counties 3, Hamp-
Friendly matcli
Royal Navy 17. Civil Service 0,
RUGBY LEAGUE Wakefield Trinity 18, Hull Kingston Rovers 16.-Router.
Mr Jimmy Hill, the PEA Chair-hire 0.
man, sald after the Midlands* two and half hours' meeting that the players had
10- animously accepted a resolu- tion from the floo "that the Committee should
be given full authority to deal with the present situation as they think necessary." Referring to the League's latest.
proposals the Chairman said: The contract is cbviously one where there is some difficulty, The player cannot accept ; them because;
• "Firstly, the clause Itself precludes Immediate negoila- Ilon to remove something ini which they do not believe. It cannot be part of the agree- ment to accept this,
"Secondly, they are UnTM happy about a situation where.
winners.
Sangster's major fault in Aus-
Club membership at the main tralla has been his judgment, treek here, for instance, conts Ho has lost a lot of points by an average of 2. t. a day for allowing good length balls to go 29 days" racing.
Six Urts inks spectators to by thinking they will go over the higher tiers of the stands, from where they can watch in arm-chair ledsure.
the baseline,China Mall Special.
Daily sweep
Details announced for Tote-only bottling and, more
Tour De France
and
Tour De Lavenir
Paris, Jan. 11.
| Important," a daily sweep, are the fairy godmothers respon- Eble for welding this Por ticular wand.
Unfortunately, racing irz Singapore now has a respite. For actual experience of the game out here I had to xe- conelle myself to a call at 3.30 on Christmas morning, to be up and out at the deport for the 17 am, 430-mile flight to Pahang.
On the DC I fell in with a
a man can be bound at the end The 48th Tour De France Professional Road 50-year-old Frenchman, Claude
Cooper-Erskine
fight on Mar. 21
London, Jan. 11.
Cycling Race to be held from June 25 to July Guinet,
alo
Perang-bound.
16 this year will have 21 stages covering 4,283.5 The green and red colours of kilometres (2,677 miles).
Holland,
ZALxemburg, Ire-.
nom-de-course, the Voni
Viel stable,
horses,
are riced by 50 mostly from
and Iroland.
England
Announcing the details of the Spain, Britain, Italy. world's toughest cycling rate Switzerlari, here today the Tour organisers land and Austrlo.
Lunching blissfully somo The postponed British and said the mac will start from
hours inter at our hotel, look- Riders British Empire heavyweight the inland Normandy port of
from Austria, Westing out at the mother-of-pearl title fight between Hetry Rouen and following a clock- Germany, Ireland and Britain watern of the bay over o VAN
Joe wise route around France with Cooper, the holder, and
will probably from an Inter- contaling two dozen orchids, Erskine will bi held ut "excursions" into Belglum and
national team.
Claudo outlined his prospects. Wembley here on March 21, Italy will end at Paris.
From his seven runners ho would have three winners for the delalis of the sure. first Tour De Lavenly (Raco
the data
Jack Solomons, the London momoler, announced Loday.
132 starters
The organisers also Dounced
of the Falure) for Indepen. Perting
all
There will be two individual
racecouse, for dent and amateur riders to be the many scented beauties of its The fight was originally to races against the clock and one-
rest day at
held from July 2 to July 10, blogoms and towering trets... Montpellier on have been hold on December 0,
inana frangipani, jocuranda, a July B for the 132 starters split but Erskine had to request
Already 10 countries have and tulpper-proved as jady because of come into teams, representing France postponement trouble with his right hard. (one national and three regional asked to be represented in this to fe devotees, however, as a teams), West Germany. Belgium,ace over 14 stages which starts
2,200.05 idiometro (1,379 mile) wet day at Plumpton. China Mell Special.
EMBARRASSING
SPECTACLE
OF
TURPIN IN A WRESTLING RING
SATURDAY Ladies' League Interport 'B' XI
KCC vs KGV
'I' at King's Rahim (Nav Bharat). Bell Park, 2.30 pm. Umpires: A Von (KCC) and Pamu Bharat): Leach (Army), Harris
(Nav der Suis, J. Marcel. (Army) and Macauley (HKHC); King's Park, 4 pm, Umpires: F Roerclo vs Graalins ni Limba (Army), Soares, J.
Marcel. Humfrey (Army). Hussain (Prisons), Ronyen (Dutch) and
Victorians vs Gremlins 'A' at Uttam Singh (Nav Bharei), Нарру Valley, 2.30 pm. Um- Heserves: Golfoor (HKHC), prios: II. C. W. Crebas, F. Van Nash (RAF) and
Dongen. the USLTA's Executive Com (Army).
St Grorgch vs KGV Ant
Paisley, Jan. 11. Happy Valley, 4 pm. Umpires: Randy Turpin, onetime middle- mittee meeting in New Orleans
M. Caswell, B. Mair.
weight boxing champion of the world. came out of retire- ment tonight and fought a wrestler at an ico rink.
WILE
Gilmore
SUNDAY
Interport practices Hongkong Inlerport. 'I' XI va
Feb. 3, the newspaper sm The Hongkong Hockey Today
Association requests that all Ralston
of players be at Sockunpoo 15 team-mate Charis McKinley, 20, of St, minutes before the start of the Louis, Missouri on the recent game. Any player unable to Combined Nav Bharat-RC al David Cup. trip to Australia. take part thould ring Mr F. Van Sookunpoo, 2 pm. McKinley was
in Dengea at 27719 suspended Porth because of ↑ racket possible.
throwing Incident.
as early HY
Hongkong Interpont XI vs Macaenals nt Sookunpoo, ·3.38 In addition to the Interport pm. The Examinre sold that Davis) practice matches There is one Cup Captain Dava Freed and rearranged First Division fixture
Men's League First Division
USLTA President Vieter Denny-that between IRC A va IRC 'A' vs Recrels 'B'
AL
The airage spectacle embáť-
raised fans who remember how the once-proud Turpin took the world title from Sugar, Nay Robinson in Lou- don 10 years, ago. -
are reportedly prossing for Recreio Band this should Sookunpoo, 11.30 ani. Umpires: No holds were barred Ralaten's tapension.--AP.
result in a win for IRC 'A'.
THE GAMBOLS
OF COURSE
1 CAN COOK
·
LEAVE EVERYTHING
TO ME
J. Howa, K. Lall,
Turpin's comeback
Barry Appleby
JUST ONE
QUESTION
DO YOU TURN
THE KNOB TO [HIGH OR LOW TO FRY PASTRY?
months of reilrement. But the crowd was allent as wrestler
Frank Hughes threw Turpin on his back and caught him In a stranglehold.
The fight was billed to be over
elght four-minutė rounds,
At the start of thé second, both Turpin and Floghes seram- bled on the Turpin unleashed a tell book which thudded full
Hughes tay dat out for almest
three minutes,
A few cheer went up for Tur.
pln, the man who once was Britain's national hero.—AF.
Ilsa Konrads wins
canvas. Then three swim events
the
waraller's jawahit the nt at NSW meeting
ta
after 18
MBA over.
if it's Japan that you seek
Thfair flights a week
Bydney. Jan. 11. Sixteen-year-old itsa Konrads tree. ellnched three women's style los at the New South Wales Swimming Champlon- ships for, the third year in suc- cession when she won the 110 yards event here tonight.
from St Etienne, Central France, and winds up at Paris on the same day as the Tour De France,
Teams of oight
Ling Shooter's haif-brother, Little-wood (by Big Game), won alt right, but the other two found the turf too firm.
Australian Jockeys swept the card, although Garnet Bougoure, the only familiar name on the number-board, could not find a
The countries are: West Ger-place among the winners. marly, Austria, Belgium, Canada, Congo, Denmark, France, Britain, Holland, India, Italy,
Luxemburg.
Foland, Portugal.
All tested
Morocco,
Bob Norten, the alipendiary Rumania, steward, guldet me round to
Switzerland, the Soviet Union watch the racecourse vet, Chris and Yugoslavia.
teams
of
Нао,
M.R.C.V.S., take-anilva There will be one individual] kwabo of all runners before each raco against the clock and one FECC.
The rider's rest day on July 7.
A spot check of these swabs la will be split into
made in the nearby laboratory. each country must be at least handled, tested, and passed 12 2 years old,
horses, in many minutos. Applications for this Tour (Any horse whose saliva gives a must reach the organisers be- | posluva redetion is barred from touch the unor ch
- names | running) of the riders must be forwarded befors June 15.--AFF.
The "o" here is effected from Wood starting - stalls, named after thole New Zealand Inventor, constructed of light alloy, and operated by a trigger niechanism
eight. At least four riders from Working with one assistant, he
Narrow rugby
for Springboks
The
Morey for Uiegó and other enteguards and amenities comes from the daily sweep, held in- variably on the last racë, ⋅ a Rugbyandicap.
Newport, Jan. 11. South Africa
Miss Konrads, who had pre- viously won the 220 and 440 yards events, clocked, 04.5 seconds today in the 110 yards Union touring team had to work
The club teloce 18 per cent race, well outside her best Ume hard to beat Newport by three and life owners, sisko, fund 10 of 62.6 seconds."
points (a try) to nfl here today per cont. An owner of -----In- en ----Carller ruce Miss The score caine after andy places runer for instance Konrads finished ROCOD₫ to four minutes from Piet Van daw nearly 290 fo,help soften
the blow. Olymple bronza medalilat, Jah Zyt but later the, Springboka Andrew in the 110 yarde were often on the defensive, they wouldn't believe, this butterfly race.
at home"la English Jodby Had Newport possemed D. L. ("Davy Jones During the Championships reliable goal-kicior, they would made us farovega bodora Miss Konráde also awam the 110 have won easily for four anky rishing to watch the evening Jarda backstroke, finishing | chanieva, or penalty goals who plane back,da ga da
missed. Router,
· Larsson Express ferviónői