THE CHINA MAIL,
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1961.
CAMBRIDGE WIN VARSITY RUGBY Records galore on
Rafer Johnson to visit Taipei via Hongkong
Taipei, Dec. 12. Rafer Johnson. the 1966 Rome Olympics decathlon champin will arrive in Taipei ዋነ December 20 From Hongkong for H
vinit eight-day Formosa. The China National Amateur Athletic Federation announced today
Johnson
Previously
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A try and a dropped goal
in closing minutes give Light Blues 9-3 victory
Twickenham, Dec. 12. Cambridge won the 80th Inter-University Rugby Union match to- day by nine points two tries) to three (a dropped goal), thus retaining their unbeaten record, here today. Before a record Varsity Match crowd of some 65,000 the Light Blues clinched victory near the finish against the run of the play when Oxford looked to have tied the game with a brilliant dropped goal by Richard Sharp, the English stand-off half.
3-0
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AUSTRALIAN STAR OUT OF
DAVIS CUP TEAM BECAUSE OF MISBEHAVIOUR
Melbourne, Dec. 12. President of the Australion Lawn Tennis Association, Norman Strange, confirmed tonight that Bob Hewitt has been excluded from the Australian Davis Cup team to meet Italy in the challenge round because of his misbehaviour during the recent Victorian Championships.
Hewitt had been reported by a match umpire for his "tantrums." Victorio Lawn Tennis Association
Robert Vroland president
later officially reprimanded Hewitt ond warned him that any repetition probably would mean suspension. Tonight Strange said that because the incident occurred after Hewitt had been named as o member of the Australian Davis Cup "probable" squad, the selectors sought the advice of the LTAA Council as to whether Hewitt would be acceptable if selected. The Council replied that Hewitt should not be considered for selection. UPI.
plans to Olympic gold
win 25
medals
Tokyo, Dec. 12.
Japan has an ambitious programme of winning at least 25 gold medals in
Blo
the 1964 Olympic Games in Tokyo.
bactamweight, festherweight. tightweight and welterweight in
ambitious. IN
Inted. Wrestling: seven - flyweight, when Japan captured only fout Kod medals. all in gymnastics 1960 Olympic Games in Italy WOIL 13 gold 10 1 M De 1980
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Oxford put up an
fine fight against
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The Light Blues pack did not kenderun the Cxonians as expect.
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Gordon Waddell, apart from has lovely dropped goal. 1716 half and superb at stand-off
excellently supported he was
by serum half Trever Wintle. None ond het Hes in the big w Huci line than John Brash, the Seo!-
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ambitious outlined in
paper; released terday
the by
Olymple Athletes Strengthening Com- mittee of the Japan Amateur Athletic Federation.
The 'bog'
has
Comutter, whten #lready functionedd for 22 mouths, envisages gold medals as follows (not including swim- ming:
stp and jump in 1928, 1932 and 1936
The
the report cvisaged Freestyle baulamweight and winning of 14 silver and 24 featherweight in Greco-Roman bronze medals, not including
style
Jugo three
medium and heavy classifica-
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Weightlifting: one .. bantum-
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Volleyball: one-women
The Committee apparently larked confidence to envisage
gold medal winner in the swimming events. But it vaid Japan would place within the A six in six events,
The
events metre
Track and Field: one -hop.
include:
men's step and jump.
UOC
400 relay, men's Gymnasties: eight — one team
more medley relay; women's total individual; six. 200 metre breaststroke, women's and one events.
400 metre relay; women's 1007 metre backstroke and women's 400 metre medley relay.
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Burge hits 81
not out
12.
Melbourne, Dec Test batsman Peter Burge hit in helping Queens- lal to a lead of 134 runs with three
second innings wickets in hand on the third day of the Sheffield match against Victoria here
BUTE, wyło batted 193 minutes and hit right fours, was well supported by spotees Sam Trimble, who made 54.
Scores were: Queensland 159 and 374 for seven ( Burge 81 not cart, S. Trimble 54, R. Gaunt three for 841: Victoria 349.--China Mail Special,
second day
of SEAP Games
Rangoon, Dec. 12. South East Asian records tumbled here today when track and field events started this after- noon at the second SEAP Games. Records established at the first SEAP Games in 1959 were broken down in all events of to- day's programme. Some, as in the discus, were bettered with incredible margins.
Naidu of Malaya spun the in the inish of the 400 metres discus
eleven metres further free-style. Such was Maung that record-holder Naw Hpa Ha Ni's form that he outdistanced from Burme had done two years the Singapore aquatic scr PR in Bangkuk
nearly 17 seconds,
Wert
by
The women's athletics Singapore had another dis- evenis even
dominated by appointment when Kenneth Thailand this afternoon, P. Kee Was beaten by the vers Kitipongpitaya and K. Sub- last "push" in the men's 200 radir set new records for the metres breaststukr final. Juyn shot put and the 200 metres. Van Hai put his hand on the Another record
was
by ban Ars! and won Vietnam's Maureen Ann Lee of Malaya. second gold medal today who won the long jump event with a leap of 5.1 metres to better the old record by 0.5 metres.
In the men's made a
Badminton
Vietnam': first gold medal events, Malaya had been won In eveling by strung impression by rider Nguyen Van Chau who bugging the gold medals in the beal Cambodia's Boun Thoi by four hundred metres, and discus, four seconds in the 1.000 metres, and three bronzes in the discus.
The badminton Tournament 10,000 and 400 metres.
started today, and will likely be a duel between Malaya
and Thailand.
As expected Singapore's Woug Fey got the gold medal for the 700 metres over the hurdles, but he also
managed to better his own record by one-tenth of second A very close second was Burma's Kyaw Mrs who reach- ed the previous SEAP best with 15.2 secs
Tennis
day
The best match of the was the ladies' doubles tit be- Moey Samkool of Malaya. and tween Tan Gaik-bee and Jean
Cham Klum of Thailand. Pratuang Pattabongsa
Malaya's pair began well but I could not cope up with the fast pace set up. After taking the first set 15-11 they lost the second and third sets by 15-2,
three W (3)
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This first day on the track and the field confirmed that the and 15-8. toughest competition will be!
Malaya among Thailand, Burma. Malaya matches, defeating Burma and Singapore while Cambodia,
the men's singles and mixed Laos and Vietnam will lag be- doubles and Lays in the men's hind.
doubles. Burma were also de The Thais also dominated at feated
Thailend by
the tennis. Their four matches ladies' singles and is practically resulted in clean cut victories, out of the picture in this sport.
Seri Charuchinda will have a hard time when he meets 19-year-old Tan Song- kean (Malaya) tomorrow afternoon in the men's singles Nemi-finals.
But
Results
CYCLING
1,000 metres road sprint Shals 1. Nguyen Van Chou (South Viet-
2. Boan Thol (Cambodia), 3. Jarwem Hruoan (Thailand)
ATHLETICA
Women's shat put finals P. Kitipongpitoya (Thailand).
10.18 metres. Cain- Aller
The Malayan tennis player showed his best form when he l easily beat Chansome Voravony, from Luos by 6-2 6-3.
In the football section in bodia was eliminated suffering their second dettat Meanwhile Vietnam got a strong chance of entering the final when they chalked up goals against Laos
3
2. K. Sorucha (Thailand).
Khan Khin Btwe (Burma) Women's 200 metres únais Klatchul (Thailand) ime 267
Lily Tan (Malaya).
Beconds
Teh Wan Choo Malag"}, Men's Discus Throw Finals
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2.
Rever
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In swimming, Singapore's best hope Tan Thuần failed to avenge his defeat yesterday in the 1,500 metros. Burma's Tin Man N proved fast kicking and etrikes in his armoury gave him the lead
have some sharp arn
which
from start!
| Malayal
2. Navyphisha (Bumme).
3. S. Singh (Madays),
Women's Long Jump Finals
43 59
I Maureen Ann Lee (Malays).
6.1 mètres.
2. Evelyn Lee Yust Young (Binga. pore)
3. Grace Carr (Burma),
Men's 10,000 metres
1.
als
Ahhpo (Burma), 32 mins 31.0
2. Myitung Nuw (Burma).
3. J. Marimuthu (Malaya).
Men's 400 metres finals M. Degathesan
(Malaya), 48.3
TODAY'S RUGBYuwan 'A dream'
Talent will be gradually
10-
duced to the most promising athletes who will then underg special training
International
competition
whil be particularly stressed next year. The Japan GymaLAS – tic Association, for instance, plans to send 61 competitors to the United States and Czechoslovakia and in turk
invite 32 foreign gymnasts to Japan.
Several Japanese sports ex- perte immediately described the report
as "a dream" be- cause it envisaged gold medals in events in which Japanese no longer are supreme.
By LANCASTRIAN
2. P. Worgsuwan (Thailand),
SOCCER Preliminary Round Vietosin 7, Laos 0. Malaya 4, Cambodia 0.
YACHTING
14-foot Burma, 58 points.
Cambodia, 101.
18-foot Burma. 576 points. Thailand, 277 Cunsbodle, 101.
As Club have already played their match against halland, 211
the Navy and as most of the Service per- sonnel will be out on exercise, despite 'pre- vious engagements', there is only one Rugby match due to be played today. This is the Pentangular encounter between the Army and the RAF at the Army ground, Boundary- street.
They apparently referred to to date and wrestling, swimming and such events as the hop, step and jump.
instance, Japan, for won the gold medal in the hop,
Sports Diary
TODAY
Tepals SCAA Open Hard Court school- boys matches, King's Park
Badminton
and centres, not to feel the draught if he isn't somewhere there.
of
SWIMMING Men's 400 metres freestyle finals 1. Tin Maung NI (Burma), 4 mlna 30.8 secs.
2. Tan Theung Heng (Singapore), 4:56.4.
4
3. Aung Than (Burma), 5:4.1.
Ou Boon Khwe (Singapore) 5:6. Men's 200 Metres Breaststroke Finnis
I. Huyn Van Hai (Vietnam), 2
mins 309 secs.
2. Kenneth Kee Singapore), 2:50.9.
2:51
3 Truong Ke Nhon
(Vietnam),
4. Fong Hon-klong (Singapore).
Women's 200 Metres Freestyle
Elizabeth Smythe (Burma),
2 mins 55 secs.
2. Sylvia Thwin (Burma), 3:9,
This will be Army's third, forwards, halves game in the contest, having already won one and lost one. The RAF have only played Club
The RAF are not without 2:56.6. were not victors their problems. Frixon is away, then. They will therefore be
course, Close is injured looking for their first win today. Mason may have the edge over
The Army side showe a Davies
as a hooker but if he 3. Shavum Vimolnoth (Thailand). number of changes, in parti- gains possession I cannot see the 3:90.7. cular Richards and Maunsell Army back-row and halves lel-(Thailand). 3:445
4. Sumalee not being available and it is 4ing the almen see too much of to be presumed that they will the ball outside. It would seem be weaker than thes were that the odds are on the Army. previously. though hardly anything has yet been seen af their two centres Jones and Birkett.
Strange?
Pochanasomburana
BADMINTON..
Preliminary Round Men's Singles Teh Kew-san Malayo) beat 6. P. Barua (Burma) 15-7, 18-0. Men's Doubles Ng Boon-bee and Tax Yee-chan (Malaya) beat Slakgome and Coun Menh (Laos) 15-2, 16-5.
Women's Singles Pratuang Pattabongsa (Thailand) beat Salo Chin Chu (Burma) 11-2.
Ladies' Doublés Bic-
Prutuang Pattabongst and Cham Broomhall, Klum (Thailand) beat Tan Galk-bee and G. M. Samkool (Mainya) 11-10, Mixed Doubles
The teams will be:
(54 Army: Whatley
Sqn); Briggs (54 Sqn), "Jenes and Birkett
Cresswell (84 Rgt), (Wks); Ruth (54 Sqn), Hextali (WKS) Waltham (Whitfield), Davies (Wks), Barley (54 Sqn), the Neate (S K Strangers),
as Dougall (Wks),
But if they are not quite as
Men's "C" Doubles; India Club "8" | good as before they certainly are Chung Cheong: Tai Shek v St not ignorant of the game; Stephen's; RAF DEC. 2.30 pm.
HKFA "A" Jesters, Victoria Bar
racks, 6 pm.
Squash
TOMORROW Badminton
Sentor Mixed Doubles: CCX: "el Jaw CCC "Green": St Stephen's
HRU. 7.30 pm.
Squash
Jokers y Police, Victoria Barracks;
USRC v Garrison, USRC.
N
pack seems strong enough,
do the halves, to cope with the Hagan (Whitfield) and Thamp-15-2, 15-12.
airmen
It seems at first sight stronge to have Whatley
son (Wks),
Boon Beer and Mel Ling (Malaya) beat Maung Wa and Tal Da (Burma!
at full-back. RAF Grindey; Glover, Ro-10-7, 15-4.
not because he cannot play out | berts, Winchester, Jennings; of position-far from it but Weavill, Edser; Cowper, Mason, because it shows confidence on Wilson, Forward, Falper, Camp- the selectors' part in the wing bell, Jack, Broughton,
Barry Appleby
TABLE TENNIS
Preliminary round Cambodia beat Burma 5-1. Malaya-beat; Thailand 3-1 Vietnam beat Singapore.b-3---AFP.
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