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THE CHINA MAIL, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1961.
YANKEES ONE GAME UP
Shutout by Ford and home
runs by Howard, Skowron
highlight 2-0 victory
New York, Oct. 4. Whitey Ford whitewashed the Cincinnati Reds with a sparkling two-hitter today and Elston Howard and Bill Skowron hit home runs to give the New York Yankees a 2-0 victory in the opening game of the 1961 Baseball World Series before 62,397 fans in the Yankee Stadium.
Ford, who won 25 games for New York during the season and lost only four, was in excellent form as he struck out six and issued only one walk to win his eighth World Series game. It was his third straight Series shutout. He blanked Pittsburgh twice in 1960.
Jim O'Toole, a lefthander like Whitey, waN almest or stingy for three innings, giving up only Two singles.
Then Howard hit his ifth Series Homer into the right Geld stands in the fourth to open the scoring.
Skowron's seventh World Fun in the sleth Series home
Innings went into the left) held seats and that was the last run of the day.
Second game
Eddie Kasko got a single in the first Inning for the Redlegs and Wally Post singled in the fifth For the only Cincinnati hits. The only ollier Redleg to rench base was Frank Rubinson, who walked ri the seventh busing.
The second game will be played in New York tontorrow with two righthanders scheduled to pitch Ralph Terry for the Yankees and Jucy Jay for the Redlegs.
meeting the Arst This was Between the two teams in Wordi Series pluy since 1930, when
swept the with four
New York
classic
victories.
Roy
annuuli straight,
Gilchrist will play in British Guiana
Kingston, Oct. 4.
Fast buwier Roy Glichrist will play in the five-way Inter-Unit Cricket Tournament starting in British Gulanu on Friday I was stated here yesterday.
The Jumalca Crickel Beard will take no petion on Gilchrist before they receive and study report from Harold Gilligan, their English representative, on
Roger Mark, the Yankee batter who hit 61 homers for, ache-Heon Major Leagun record, failed to get a list in four trips. He popped sui to short, struck out, grounded to Arst anassisted, and fouled to the catcher behind the plate.
Although it didn't figure la the scoring, New York sugand bosemin Bobby Richardson was the leading hitter with fire singles in four trips-accounting for half of the hits off O'Toole,
The game was played under cloudy skies, art began with the temperature at 5 degrees, Пain ended during
but the Aeld was soft in spots.
Scores were:
WORLD SERIES (First game}
New York
800-10}-00--20 O'Toole, Brosnam (8) and
YESTERDAY'S HOCKEY
GAME UP Penalty-bully gives
IN A MAN'S WORLD
Luxemburg's charmer 'knows her
Johnson, Zimmerman (8). Ford Soccer...
and Howard.
W-Ford, L-O'Toole.
Home runs: New York- Howard, Skowron.-AP.
New odds
By ROY MOOR Elegant Miss
Elainc mona, one of the inhabitants of the Luxom- burg village of Boevange, looked completely, at
Cro-
119
of an quech
Las Vegas, Oct. 4, Bookmakers here reported
caso.. the new odds favouring New
the smile Yort to win the World Series She bramed
international beauty today's the night, are 4-1. Before
Karte:
as she received the warm Yankees the
were favoured
handshakes of welcome. 2-1-AP.
Then, gracefully moving to her seat in the vast London con- ference hall, she nenily clipped the translation headphones over her attractive brown hair. And the international confer- ence began-ON FOOTBALL.
McNeeley among top
ten in NBA ratings
Providence, Oct. 1.
Tom McNeeley of Boston, who will get a shot at the world heavyweight championship in his bout with champion Floyd Patterson in Toronto on Dec. 4, was ranked among the top 10 of his division for the first time by the National Boxing Association in the September ratings announced tonight.
In 23 McNeeley, unbeaten
10th. Brl- fights, was ranked tain's Joe Erskine also returned to the top 10 with an eighth- pince position, Erskine and McNeeley replace Mike Dejohn of Syracuse and Dirk Richard- son of Wales.
Benny (Kla) Paret, whe succeed. edin recapturing the world welterweight erow last Saturday with a potnia win over Emilie
The ratings
tive recent action of the English Grimth, was named Boxer of the North Staffordshire Cricket Month". Lengue, who banned Gilchrist for life after considering re- ports of alleged ungehallernanly conduz."-China Mull Special.
Cesarewitch withdrawals
London, Oel. 4. Three horses who were quoled at the last callover on the race were not among the 34 accep- fors announced today for the Cesarowitch Handicap to be run at Newmarket on October 14. Sea Wall, a 25 to one chance at the callover, and Ehorneezer and Old Wine, who were both on the 33-1 mark, have been taken out of the race.
Among those left in are two previous winners. Morecambe arul Come to Daddy,-Reuter.
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TOPCON 113 LENS
FULLY AUTOMATIO
DIAPHRAGM
ACTION.
SHADO LIT.
THE
TOPCOM
PRI
WINKWIRZOR
The ralings (US unirss vilerwise tlesignated
BRAVYWEIGHT
Chami-Floyd Patterson. Chal- f lengers
Comper. England. Ingemar Jobinson 45weden), Edrise Mached. Alejandro Levorantz (Argentina), "Cirvelaas Willapun, Bob Cleroux (Canada), Zara Folley, Jae Erekine (Waler, George Chil vuln (Canada), Tom McNeeley.
LIGHT-HEAVYWRIGHT
Champlonarold Johnson, Chal lenger Archie Moore, Doug Janen. Eddie Cotton. Eric Shoeppner (Germany, Van Clay, Chick Calder. Wou Sentiondi, Gullia Raid
talys, Willem Pastrono, Leniteri
(Sweden). Hitsberk
Macaro Mina, (Peru)
MIDDLEWEIGHT Champion Gene Fulimer, Chal- lengers — Terry Downes (England), Florentino Fernadez (Cuba), Dick
NBA approves
Manila fight
Hagerstown, Oct. 4.
Paul Pender. Hay Tiger (Nigeria), Robinson. Hank Casey. Henry Hank, Jory Gardello, Yann Bahama (labamas). Denny Moyer,
WELTERWEIGHT
Champlan Benny (Kid, Puret (Cuba) Challengers Elle Gri- At Halph Dupas, Jorge Fernandez (Argentina), Luis Rodriguer (Cuba), Teildy Wright, Federico Thampyon (Argentina), Curls Cokes, Brion Curtia Wales). Bruno Visitin
Italy). Ceell Shorts.
JUNBBR-WELTERWEIGHT
First time
Miss Cremona was attending the
FIFA congress ́as her
try's representative.
coun-
Just one woman
Sir Stanley Rous was secretary "I don't think I have such a big of the English F.A Mins responsibility as Bir Stanley." Cremona was secretary of the she said, smiling sweetly, "but Luxemborg federation.
with 116 clubs affilated to our association there plenty to do."
SEVEN NEW CHINESE
RECORDS
SWIM
Paris, Oct. 5. Seven of China's national re- cords were improved in the Inter-city Swimming Meeling held in Shanghai yesterday, ac- cording
to the New China
freestyle:
News Agency,
The national records achieved (with the previously best times in brackets) are:
Men's Fu Ta-chih,
400 metres
4 mins 44 seus (4 mins 46 xecs). Fu is also the holder of the men's 100 metres freestyle record of 55.4 seconds,
Champlin Duilio Lou Challengery Eddle Perkins, Lt Morgan, Kenny Lane, Roberto Cruz Philippines, Jose Stable (Cuba). Johnna Gonsalves. Florio Ateraler Mext), Battling Torres (Mexico), Bob Medina, Bunny Grant and
LIGHTWEIGHT
Champion dne Brown, Chul lengers Dave Charnley (England). Carta Ortiz, Doug Vallian! (Cuba), Pani Hossl CTION Hernandez (Vrarzuela), Dart Samodia (Phil Uppinen, Len Matthews. Cardano Calvi, Alfreds Urntan (Mexico), Gene Greshain,
JUNTOR-LIGHTWEIGHT Champion - Flash Elorde (Phil- prinest. Challengers – Solomon Hoyaaw. Berglo Caprari (Italy), | Joey Lopes. Peroy Lewis (Trinidad1. Tammy Tibus, Jose Lady Crue Estextiol, Aubira Copeland, Tecue Koraka (Japan). Raimondo Noble (kelys, Ellie Gazela.
ean.
FEATURIWEIGHT
BANTAMWEIGHT
of the men's 200 metros freestyle record of 2 mins 0.7
: secs.
Men's 400 metres individual medley: Chiao Yuan, 5 mina 20.3 secs (5 mins 29 secH).
Men's 4x100 metres medley relay: 4 mins 17.3 sees (4 mins 10.9 sees).
| Mlas Cremona
win
World Cup
for Sweden
KCC 'A' first win
for the season
By "NUMPERE”
In a First Division League hockey match at Cox's Path last evening KCC 'A' recorded their first win of the season when they defeated Nay Bharat 'A' by two goals to one. KCC's first goal was an absolute blinder from Buddy Carnell from a seemingly impossible angle after 30 minutes of the first half. Nav Bharat equalised six minutes before full-time but within a minute KCC regained the lead through a penalty-bully.
The hockey was good in parts In the 20th minute KCC's and the KCC pltch was in very | riat-back Chamberlain took the fast condition showing a fur ball wil uphold befors pasing better surface than it did last to Carnéll "whose hard eenlrg season, Teripers became a litle found the base of Singh's stick frayed at times and I thought to earn the first short cornu3", that on one occasion the use of This followed KCC's usual the temporary suspension rule pattern of a hit from Rosa to
Chamberlain, who bund 1-atry- was warranted,
ped for Nery, to shʊal but Rahim This was a story
of two saved the shot and Dooley, strong hard-tackling defences cleared to start u Nav Bharat who packed their eireles and attacks. allowed the opposing forwards | very few scoring chances. second
Brussels, Oct. 4, Sweden beat Belgium 2-0 la
• World Cup* preliminary tle here tonight to score ал į aggregate 4-0 victory.
Both Sweden's cool this evening came in the half.
-Reuter,
FAIRS
CUP
Nav Bharat's Pai Gardner
Opening goal
came
Sweden won the Brut leg 2-0. was very closely watched and Santos went up the left wing even hi brilliant stick work and centred for Farid Khan to could not enable him to find a hit austing first-time het but Doth to the goal. He was al KCC's goalkeeper Soon's get hig Leipzig, Oct. 4. lowed room to move just once hand to the ball to divert it for Leipzig beat Sportak De land found the not for Nav corner. This was partially
cleared but the bill Brno, the Czechoslovakion Bharat's solitary goal, teans, 4-1 Art
straight back to Yakub Khan who shot hard only to see Scares produce another no vs.
In the
minute 27th Apart fromt Gordner and Santos on the left wing the Nav deliberate kick by Talt inside The two teams drew in the Bharat forwards
the 25-yd line incurred the first-leg match 2-2 and the Lelp-seen to great advantage zig team goes into the eight Dillon seemed lost the for-
on a 6-3 aggreward line.
Π second-leg second-round match for the Inter-Cities Fors Cup here tonight. At half-time the home side led 3-0.
eighth-Anais
| gote.-AFP.
Sheffield, Oct. 4. Sheffield Wednesday beat the French team, Olympic Lyonnais, 5-2 in a second round return match for the Inter-Cities Fairs Football Cup here tonight, AL half-time the score was 3-1.
The French side won the first- leg match 4-2 and the English is alwayside go into the next round on
ja 7-6 aggregate.—AFP.
the only 200 Woma among nearly Soccer representatives at the FIFA conference.
Most dangerous
were never
and
Carnell was KCC's most dan- gerous forward and apart from his goal he had several near misses.
From the bully Nav Bharat were first into the attack with Gardner going through from middeld but Soares came well! out of his goal to block the shot at the expense of a long corner.
a
penalty of a short corner from which Y. Khan's shot was just wide of the post.
1
Then in the 30th minute
Rosa came the opening goal, started the movement with a through-pass to Jessop whoan pasy to Carnell seemed too far ahead but Carnell elnard hard, caught the ball · just before it crossed the goal-lina and sent his shot screaming into the goal off the post, from what looked an almost im possible angle.
There was no further score- This was cleared upfield and before the interval and the Lundells worked his way into teams changed over with KCC the circle but his pass found leading by 1-0: Another attack Jessop offside. started by Landells sent Carnell KCC were Brst into the attack On the resumption of play. away on the wing but after he in a concerted forward
clear.
Play continued swinging from end to end but both defences
with
ended
Nottingham, Oct. 4, Spain FC Valencia beat Not tingham Forest 5-1 here tonight in 2 roturn match for the These are the leaders of more
Fairs Cup. The had beaten Y. Khan, Felton was movement among Sloan, Lan- than 8,000,000 who play foot-Inter-Clules
leading 3-0 quickly across to intercept and dells and Jessop which. Spanish side wete ball throughout the world.
Carnell sending a very at half-lime.
hard shot over the bar. "This is my first big inter- Valencla won the first-les iary of the Luxemburg FA." match 2-0 and go on to the she said: "I WAN appointed only eight months ago. The gale.-AFP. Vacancy was created when Mr Court became nexistant score- tary of FIFA. I am looking forward' to the experience very much.”
national conference as secro-
No reason
mes,
A fluent speaker of five langua- she added, in perfect English, "I am not new football, I first become. in- terested through my father, who was a keen player in his younger days, and it was this interest that led to my be- 'coming a junior member of the Luxemburg. FA staff eight and a half years ago
Women's 400 metres free- style: Yog Yu-ho, 5 mins 28.0",have an immense liking for secs (5 mins 32.7 secs)—AFP.
Korean XI in Yugoslavia
eighth-finals on
a 7-1 aggres were overhitting too far ahead
of their forwards,
50-MINUTE BLACKOUT
AT UK SOCCER MATCH
London, Oct. 5.
Over 15,000 spectators were left in the dark for
Worning
In the 42nd minuto Jessop was hit in the face by. Khan's stick and had to leave the field temporarily but soon returned. Khan, in lifting his stick con- ceded a short corner bul Chain- berlain missed the hand-stop.
Two minutes inter Landells and Dillon had a slight alterça- tlon after Dillon had blatantly obstructed and umpire Howe issued a warnleg.
Nav Bharat now stepped up
In their own halt but KCC
Gardner was trying very
fifty minutes at Bournemouth last night. A the pace and pinned KCC back fault in the new floodlights, which have only packed their circle woll.. been used once before, held up the game hard to find a way through but until just after eight o'clock, but all went was constantly harassed and smoothly afterwards.
LEAGUE CUP -
Becond round
4 Stoke
Both Bournemouth and Notts football, aliloprh I have County set out to entertain the never played the game. I see crowd with
some sparkling Charlton
Leeds no reason at ali why a woman football,
3 Huddersflsid and the home side should not have a say in foot-finished deserved winners by
Leyton
1 Blackpool Luton
Motherham ball affairs because WO
cau two goals to cho.
This takes Middlesbrough a Crewe
Lincoln Norwich
Derby County Wala!! Doncaster
sometimes see problems in a them to the top of the Third
Portsmouth different light."
Division, R point ahead of
Sunderland Portsmouth, The Mayor of Rochdale
Sports Diary
TODAY
HOCKEY
"D"
น
Champlon—Davey Monre, Challen-
Cuba, Re-Sunt Rainos
Rufla King (Nigeria), Kazuo Takayama Japani. Howard Winstorte (Wales),
Belgrade, Oct. 4. Gracieux Lamperti (France), Jum Ramirez Mexicos. Floyd Robertson
South Korea's football team (Ghana). Dacry Valdez, Lalo arrived here tonight to prepare Guerrero (Mexiedt, Hermand Dun- for its World Football Cup elimination round maich ngainst Yugoslavia on Sunday,
3rd Division: Macsenkla Champion-Exter Jotre (zazi). October 0. The National Boxing Associu- Challengers-Jone
IRC "B" (KP) 8.43 pm; Nav Bharat Medal Mexten). Johnny Caldwell (Ireland,
The lender Pierre flon has given its approval to a
of the party of Macaensis (SKP) BG Comeyna Delghaul. bout in Manila en Oel. 28 for talin (Francez, Flero, Hati (Italy).
om: Comb Schools Alphonse this first round meeting
was 45 p.m.
KU (IV) the world tightweight ehümpion-nacio
Mundo Chang Key Young president Tina (Mexico),
of the South Korean Foniball Gilroy Faparza (Mexico), Freddle ship.
Arch
Panama). Federation. Hindrian, the NBA reland, Islac) Laguna
Manny Bites. secretary, sak! Bert Somadlo of the Philippines, as the world's sixth ranking lightweight, was approved us challenger to meet champion Jon Brown,
FLYWEIGHT
Y
MESTING KFA Youth Training & Coaching Rub-Commultes meeting.
TENNIA
Bournemouth kept the crowd amused while they walfed for the lights to go on by leading them in community singing.
Doubly happy
--Reuter.
Recreio cricket selection
The Liverpool players must be doubly happy today. Apart from maintaining their unbeaten
The following will represent run with a 2-0 home win over
Club de Recreto in their First Newcastle, they will each pickt Division Cricket League match uo an extra £10 bonus because against the Opundsis at Recreio
crowd which on of the 52,419.
OCL 7, COT- Saturday, Sportswatched the game at Anfield.
mening at 1.30 pm. Newcastle played well,
M. D'Almada femedios D. E. they could not match the bell- D'Almada Remedios, D., J. football of Liverpool. Gono, A. P. Guterres Jr. G. F. Lewis and Hunt scored the goals Noronha, D. J. Noronha, E. dos for the side's tenth League win Remedios,
Remedio,
He said that he was pleased*oad, 6 pm, that the South Korean aldo was Colony and Court championship Champion--Pone ¡dingpatch (Thai- meeting one of the world's best matches at CHC, 630 pm. e) Challengers-Sadino Yeolta Japan). Pascual Perez, (Argentinal. terms in this Cup encounter. Salvatore Burrunį (Italy). Minum The result is not all that Ban Al(Spain), Kyd Nogucht The Manila bout will bo
Important. Wo (Japan), Ramions Artas, (Venezuela), supervised by the Philippine Chucho Hernandez, (Mexico), Jean Games and Amusements Doard,ard (Frmen). Charts Lon
faphta (Thaliand), Hay Pacheco, — mur. NBA member,—AP.
GAMBOLS
DO YOU WANT AN
ESTIMATE FOR
DOING THE JOB?)
OR FOR WORKING
BY THE KOUR?/
TOMORROW MEETING
liant
but
F. doa
could not get close enough to shoot, Santos forced a corner from which first Farld Khan | and then Yakub Khan shot but
Soares cleared well.
At the other end Jessop al Intercepted_a clearance, and passed for Carnell to shoot hatá and Rahim did well to divert 1 for a corner. From this:Slend found Carnell again but tila time his shot was wide of thò goal.
Penalty-bully
Nav Bharat went back into the attack with Gardner 'jving through from F. Khan's pass his time he evaded Searce, but Chamberlain came tearing in to clear.
Howover. in Stay BAL minute Gardner went through again and this time olsided, alk the defenders and fioked the ball into the net, past BoarÉON tó level the scores,
Within a minute' KEChâs
structed Josipo conerda; *) short corner. Nory recieved,the
of the season. There was a anag, BhTros, H. A. Borros, the lead, Felton ube are pleased WKFA Council meeting. Sports however. Centre-forward Yeats. Castro, enough to have qualified forį road, a pm
Antshed the game with a sus TENNIS this match," he commented,—
Coinny Hard Court championship pected fractured AFP.
matches at CRC, 0.30 pm.
by Barry. Appleby
WHAT DIFFERENCE DOES IT MAKE ?
THE SIZE OF TAR BRUCH
USE
* AIR INDIA
collar bonu and full-back and captain White suffered a pulled thigh muscle.) -AFP.
Results
Resulla of tonight's British. soccer matches were:
INTER-LEAGUE MATUR Zenitish League. 7. Irish League
ENGLIBII LEAGUE
Division II
Livernosi
2 Newensis
Division. IIF
' ו'
'Lincoln City' ' vì... Queen's Parke
< (Postponed)
Howding
0.1 Part Vale Purmouth Notts County
it is'a Japan that you
dosings so swife and slank,
Wrexham
(Toripened)
Scorer: A. Osmund.
Umpire. A M. Prata,
RUGBY RESULTS
Londen, Oct. 4.
i
| corner: hit, and shot head, but in saving the shot Ráhím kheit' on the ball, preventing KCC from following up, and umpiroTM* |Howo-rightly, awarded, a perint
ty-bully.
Nety opposed Kalifin for the bully and scored, to make
Nemulta of tonight's Rugby |it 2-1 In RCC favour. matches were:
RUGBY UNION: Bridgend Penari Saracens
Nasth
Cardiff zi MkatesAK Hospital
RUGBY LEAGUE Tour ninteli
Ituli Kingston
flovers
Awinion
Nav Burat fought hard for anotlier egnilser, but the final
• a whatto blow with Kesu
leading by 2-1 lo recorff their olest win of the sensor, having
drawn their other two mintchups} The foame
TF _New Zektandere p LANCASHIRE, CUP Hemi-szafa
10 Widner YORKSHIRE OUT Bemi-finals:
Wakaffeta Trinity.
11 Keriherrinnea
York
•
KCC 'A' Bosrom, Chamber lain, Nery, Roavo, : Tašti Carnell; Simova); Jessop, Beils, Blatte 17:
tom Khan, MoCosh, 21/
| Dooter, Chan) Dillon,/
Gardner, Hantos,